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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1908

Page

19

Bank Bills Move Through Assembly In Reform Debate

Albany March 17 The Assembly passed five banking reform bills with little debate while the Senate delayed a savings bank provision amid sharp exchanges. Senators Grady and McCarren attacked the bills, accusing them of favoring Wall Street and Roosevelt policies. Grady warned that a banking official would resign once reform passed, a claim Williams denied. The debate touched on investment valuation, branch risk, and capital reserves, with opposition from trust company representatives and some assemblymen.

Tribune Albany Assembly Gay Senate Grady McCarren Banking Department Wall Street Roosevelt Williams Well Street Drexel, Morgan & Co Benster McCarren Knickerbocker Trust Company Hamilton Bank Brooklyn Federal Administration Yeat White Raines Mudh Robinson Chemung Assemblynmn Merritt Wainwright P D Robineen

Change inquiring on stock exchange frauds and proposed Wagner bill

Telegraph report from Albany details vigorous denunciations of Wall Street gambling by lawmakers and clergymen. Alfred Owen Jogier urges adoption of a Wagner bill to curb insider fraud, while critics say the measure is ineffective. Witnesses describe insider deals affecting major trusts and railroad stocks, with skepticism about further committee action.

The Tribune Albany Wall Street Alfred Owen Jogier Assembly New York Stock Exchange Iic John G. Milburn the &K Exchange Mu A’. Peters Schoenfeld Assercbisman Speccialiers bai+ us Cuvillier Sid Senate Hooker Inzier Sears Rascketbocker Trust Company Port Chester Reilroad Usey New York Newhayen & Mortford Betteroel Restec Crozier

Conference on Bree] ohire manufacturers price controls resumes

A conference of Bree] ohire manufacturers will resume in this city to discuss price conditions on finished goods and trade terms. Previous decisions to maintain prices are expected to be revisited at the forthcoming meeting. Philadelphia plans to borrow 3,000,000 to fund municipal improvements and reduce unemployment following a city officials’ conference led by Mayor Berburn.

United States Steel Perstin Board of Directors aAnes Philadelphia Rerburn John Getz E. B. Arkenburgh J. Hales Butler J. 5. Sunderlin Ott Dreher L. C. Medellan Geo. W. Dresser Robert Washington Fannie T. Pinney J H. Maybury Anna Good G. L. Holm Edward J. Rotter A. Bethlen Marc Troy Thos. Jones Paul Schlicht Morris Clark Martin B. Fowler Reed M. W. Riter Rider Edward Filpatrick E. W. Kilpatrick K. J. Burns Nellie FP. Hitchie BR. Graham Ida V. Howe Extesie Johnson W. V. Newman E K. Jenkins F. H. Tyler J. A. ¢. Chandler M. Cross G. Ricard M. Deccer EB. Muriel Reed Frank Walter M. EB Farrell Alice Webb Dule ‘Tobacco Co Anna Dolan Jsephine E. Coleman Wn. Hayes Tertha Mayne Robert W. Tebbs G. de Yfertetlis Rs. M. B. Deaderickh Colurabia Tmsti M. Unt Maceh 9Th

Fashionable hip styles with varied prices advertised

Advertises new hip fashion with added height and length, a perfected back and distinctive style. Prices range from 5.00 to 13.90 and up. Thoroughly experienced fitters attend to customers.

Dress Goods Department Offers Wide Range of Fabrics

A description of sheer soft filmy fabrics with striped patterns and embroidery in many colorways on white and natural linen grounds. Width 44 inches. Prices range from 1.00 to 2.75 per yard in the Dress Goods Department offering staple and novelty fabrics in diverse patterns.

Rumors on Union Pacific leadership swirl in Stock Exchange

Circulated in Stock Exchange circles were reports that Charles Mellen would take charge of Union Pacific and that Kuhn Loeb Co might be replaced as its financial agents. insiders doubted the claims, suggesting the rumors aimed to spur outside bull activity. E H Harriman was not at his office, and his reps denied knowledge of the reports.

Charles 5. Mellen New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company Union Pacific Kuhn, Loeb & Co Road Stock Exchange E. H. Harriman McDonald-Wiegins Co Broadway

Marine Almanac Snatches Tides and Ship Movements

Marine intelligence page lists sun and moon timings, high water, and dock expectations for vessels including the Vedric Nantucket and others near Sandy Hook Hell Gate and Nantucket. It records sailings, routes, port calls, and ship names with dates and times for Atlantic crossings and arrivals in March.

Sandy Hook Island Hell Gate Sandy

Shipping News from Port of New York March 17 1908

Vessels arrival report notes several steamers arriving with passengers mails and cargo. Rar duan Foss Aguedilla and Sen Suan Ti reach port with 27 aboard while Ulier Lareens Manzanillo and Guantansine sail to destinations with sugar and mail. Hugin Johannessen Tampico Campeon Progreso carry moise to New York and Cuba Mail.

Arived Rar Duan Foss Ma Cs. Aguedilla New York Ulier Nor Johannessen Redfield Br. Anderson Sagus Ars Carbarien Munson Bar Carib Rich Iarret Wilmington Furnessia Bre Limsdane Glasgow Meville Henderson Brothers Pire Island Vaderland Belg Karman Autwer Red Star Line Fire Island Avalon Ner Rasmussen Ort Antonio Iiunco Importing Co Verngia Bri. Johnston Leghorn Naples Valerio Henderson Brox Star Saratoga Downs Juba Mail Ss Co Passenge Maise Art Montes

Steamers Bovie thr Liverpool tinea

Fragmented OCR lists numerous port names and ship movements including Liverpool Hamburg Marseilles Naples Norfolk Newport News and Savannah with scattered vessel names and routes. No clear event or outcome. reads as partial shipping timetable notes rather than a coherent report.

Bovie Liverpool Tinea Philadelphis Kronpringessin Bremensia Plsmouth aetCherbourg Tbaltimere Advance Tristubal Apache Charleston Jackson- Ble Madonna Marseilles Naples Norfolk Newport News Willkomnen Hamburg Hi Norte Galveston City of Savannah Savannah

Passage Sailed for London and Europe

A maritime record shows vessels including Príncipe di Piemonte sailing from Gibraltar on March 17 to Naples and Genoa via Lizard, and Mesaba sailing from New York on March 17 to London.

American Line At . M Plymouth Cherr G—S Finland Pier White Star Line New York Nstown Liverpool Baltic Celtic Cedric G—S Adriatic Oceanic Boston Italy Azores Madeira Gibraltar Cretic Neon Republic Neon Canopic Broadway Hammonac-Ammerican London Paris Hamburg Waldersee Patricia Penns Amerika Naples Genoa Moltke Ap Oceana Hburg Hamburg-American Line Broadway N. Y Fnume NAP Trieste Pannonita Mar Carpathia Slavonia Vernon H State St Hattery Alice Austi Ichaels Tenos Bes Aes Ares Martello New York Ma Stopeta Barcelong Natal Gorden Cestie Cape Town Yokohama Heobenfele Nigters Sehang Shanghai Beulogne Patricia Gers Carmania Queenstown Santor NordpeiNers Messing Citta di Messina Ital Ida Francesca Meses Hermudian Newark Hellig Clay Dan Principe di Piemonte Lizard Mesaba

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