Public Restores Faith in Banks After Financial Storm
A report on December 1 shows 21 New York state and 29 Greater New York trust companies ending the year with improved reserves and reduced withdrawals. Deposits declined across operators, but several institutions maintained liquid assets above the required 15 percent. The Trust Company of America reports a cash reserve of 3.36 million dollars, with a 16.77 percent ratio, while overall capital remains unimpaired despite a earlier run and large repayments to the relief fund.
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York
State Banking Department
Dinka
Gramtee New
New York City
Heruse
Telr Caah
New York
Boktyn
Greater
Tix
Aince
Ae Ty Eal Sre
Jobsen Lane
Berk
Clearing House Gréanclation
Trim Companies
Trust Company of ‘America
Trust Company of America
Trust Companies
Trust Company
Merlin
Crisseirteen Trust
Associated Veunt Company
Tod Inten
The
Central Trust
Manhattan Trust
Equitable
Wagon Passes Over Head In Crankun Run Incident
Andrew Dellar of 35 Davenport Avenue suffered a nonfatal accident when a wagon drawn by horses toppled and passed over his head. He escaped serious injury after bystanders and a passerby freed him, and he declined hospital care preferring to go home.
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Andrew Dellar
Davenport Avenue
Baa
Pastalman Cs
Howard Avenue
Kathy
Dollar
Say He Stole Hens From Timothy Sheehan
John F. H. Hobbie of 3 Poplar Street was arrested by Patrolmen Cuhane and Traitor late at night on accusations of stealing five Plymouth Rock hens from Timothy Sheehan of 160 Poplar Street. Sheehan reported poultry taken from the coop near Grand Avenue precinct and Hobbie was found nearby. Hobbie admitted the theft.
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John FH. Hobbie
Poplar
Cuhane
Traiior
Tmothy
Sheehan
Poplar Street
Grand Avenue Giilee
Trolleainen
Not at Wife's Bier Crisis Strikes Couple in Ill Health
Jutin Brown of 70 Smith Street West Haven, a town official, faced the death of his wife after a prolonged illness as he himself battled pneumonia. Doctors warned the real crisis may still be present for Mr Brown who remains gravely ill. Funeral services will be private and held at the couple's home with the husband nearby.
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Jutin Brown
Smith Street
West Haven
Orange
Brown
Barnett
Crisiv
Me. Browne
Indiana Republicans Back Fairbanks For Presidency
Resolutions adopted unanimously at the Indiana Republican gathering praise Vice-President Charles W. Fairbanks for the presidency. Governor J Frank Hunly and United States Senator Albert J. Beveridge delivered speeches endorsing Fairbanks while condemning tariff revision before the national election as misguided.
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Trolianapolis
Indiana
Charles W. Fairbanks
J. Prank Hunly
United States
Albert J. Revserlge
Destroyers to Meet Newport Fleet Drill Plans Revealed
Naval plans outline a large gathering of torpedo boats destroyers and submarines near Narragansett Bay in spring and summer 1908 under Commander Charles G. Maen. Fifty torpedo craft and first and second submarine flotillas will conduct day and night drills for extensive training and patrol duties. In Washington Pennsylvania reports two bank officers accuse forged endorsements totaling 74000 on paper from former Castiler C. F. Hiper, linked to an investigation with bank officials.
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Newport
H. I
Narragandoett, Bay
Charles G. Maen
Washington, Pa
Save the Whale Petition Reaches Government
Noted scientists from across the country attend the Abxth annual convention at Peabody, urging national action to protect whales and green turtles amid dire losses. Yale's Dr. Winland cites 1,000,000 ocehives destroyed last year. discussions include genetic inheritance in Protoxon and turtle breeding zones.
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Agierichin Society of Vertebrate ‘Palegontologiste
Peabody Miotim
Hax
Washington
G. BR. Winland
Yale
Winland
Palasontologists
Unnieten
Geretmonts
Prisron Religionn
Wieland
Joseph Barrel
Barrelt Dewor
G. PF. Eaton
Nimliar
Wyoming
F. B. Loomin
Amherst
Walter ‘Granger
New York
Ainelah
Ayera Wail
American Society of Zoologists
Kirtland Hall
H. S. Jennings
Johns Hopkins
Fort
Jennings
L. Wondruff
L. J. Cole
E. L. Mark
Harvard
Unclear Historical Incident At Newport Leads to Fatalities
Fragmentary OCR text references Newport and a fatal incident with armed actions and arrests. Mentions police constables, a death, and multiple named places and people, but many words are garbled, limiting precise events. The readable fragment implies a violent confrontation with fatalities and subsequent reporting.
Partland Named to Succeed Goark as General Registrar
Francis W Foley named John J Mepartland to succeed Owen A Goark as general registrar of voters. Growrk would not take the post due to time demands and tenure as secretary-treasurer of Nonpareil Laundry. The law states the chief deputy acts when the registrar resigns.
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Francis W. Foley
Venterday
John J. Mepartland
Owen A. Goark
Groark
Foley
Mb Long
Board of
Public Worke
Wedl
East
Chapel
Andrew McLéan
Lake Place
Fifth Ward
Potey
Owen A. Growrk
Tatiing Deptty
Sapratary
Murder mystery surrounds missing woman Rachel Allen
Mrs Rachel Allen disappeared Saturday afternoon from 47 Binte Street. George Hartie at the home stated he believes she was murdered and thrown into water near Hel1e Dock. Neighbour Hella Ryan says Allen would not abandon her pets or money. Allen kept $25 to $0 with her and planned a Christmas present for her nephew. Relatives arrived, and a cautious search will be conducted after a reasonable wait to uncover clues.
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Rachel Allen
Farris Thirntes
George
Hartie
Binte Street
Helle Dock
Hella Ryan
R. Dh. Thomann
Theport
Ring
Howe
Ald
Tam
Allen
Philadelphia Street Car Strike Talks Drafted by Directors
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co officials prepared a reply for tomorrow to the employes demanding higher wages, a ten hour day, and better conditions. The company plans to meet employees as individuals rather than recognize the Amalgamated Association, and no public statement was released. In another item, a youth named Calloway is suspected in a county allotment hanging incident as strikes threaten. A Christmas morning break in at W J Deans farm led to a disturbing event involving Mint Buchanan's room.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co
Stangues
Tox
Calloway
Takei
W. J. Dean
Irving
Mint Buchanan
Aranda
Dean
Netehgor
Roosevelt diplomacy noted as Central American peace progress
The Times reports improved Central American peace prospects after the Washington conference, praising President Roosevelt’s diplomacy as a great triumph. It highlights the recent agreements and the favorable outlook for stability in the region.
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Landén
Cen
Tral Amnerica
Washington
Preal
Grent Roeenvelt
Woman's Body Found in Ice on Hackenmeck Meadows
A murdered woman, about thirty, was found in icy water nearHackenmeck Meadows Harrison. Her nude body showed signs of strangulation and a crude dragging path. Two yacht workers on Idle Hour were detained. investigators seek motive and identity. An autopsy will confirm cause of death.
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XN. T
Hackenmeck Meadows
Harrison
Perhaips
Passaic
Peter Eagan
Marine Engine Company
Aland
Airis
Nls
Hana
Manuel Inhor
Sali
Ody
Pasmalc
Alshort ‘Thompach
Hillenreth
Prederick Kirkman
Hirty
Thompson
Iit
Still at Large in New Haven After Nighttime Shooting
Still at large following a Wednesday night shooting in New Haven. Giuseppi Rncei vanks of 112 Oak attae was wounded in front of 21 Jefferson Street and remains in precarious condition. Police search for alleged assailant Domen ten fielfiore, a fruit man, who fled toward Banetone before police expect he may be hidden by relatives. Coroner El Mix took the wounded man’s ante mortem statement and holds Aim ed Chappi and Angelo Gina as witnesses.
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New Haven Hospital
Giuseppi
Oak Attec
Jefferson Street
Domenten Fielfiore
Fie Iknuppomd T6
Baneitonese
Palles Belive
el Mix
Chappi
Angelo Gina
President Roosevelt Back in Virginia After Rocky Road Trip
In Charlottesville on December 6, President Roosevelt arrived in Pine Knot after a difficult three hour trek over poor roads. He spoke to crowds at North Garden and greeted locals with a friendly hello as his party gathered in three cars. A separate report from Johnstown, Pennsylvania notes a tragedy as Amos Cofer’s family mourns a death tied to a domestic dispute amid Christmas preparations.
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Charlottesville
Hoosevelt
Pine Knot
Mia
Roosevelt
Mian Carow
Kermit
Archie
Quentin
Dr. Rixey
Joseph Witmer
North Garden
Resolutions Presented for Mrs Sargent at Family Home
Aldermen committees prepared and read resolutions honoring Mrs Joseph B. Sargent widow of ex mayor who died last summer. The aldermen’s committee included Perry Curtis Frederick J McKennon and John Johnson head of the chamber.
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Joseph B. Sargent
Yestentay
Sargent
Perry Curties
Frederick J. McKennena
John ©. Johnson
Special Meeting on Salaries Ordeals of City Officials
Aldermen consider Fire Chief Panther salary raise to 3000 after Finance Board cut Building Inspector and City Engineer pay. Corporate Counsel opinion cites charter limits and concurrent votes required. Finance Board to reconvene Monday to resolve whether Alderman Homan’s motion alters the board’s action.
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Chile
Finance Board
Bourt
Iancoher
Board of Aldermen
Austin
Kelly
Bourd ‘of Aldermen
Franklin J. Homan
Nnanders
Panther
Laonan
Demet
Imayor
Thda
Alderman Homan
Niance
McKay Decision Today At Congregational Hearing
A general council committee will report on the McKay grievance case between Traylor church and Rev. Thomas McKay at a Center church chapel meeting this afternoon. The council's decision could grant McKay papers to preach in other Congregational churches, a move Traylor has opposed. The council includes Rev. Dr. Newman Smyth Rev. W. W. McLane Rev. W. Heath Prof. Bratton and A. L. Poll.
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General Council of Congregational Mint
Traylor
Thomas McKay
Coun
McKay
Weather Record Washington December 3 Report
Weather record notes Friday and Saturday forecasts for New Britain and Hartford regions. A gale warning and increasing winds are mentioned along with temperatures and conditions. A separate item reports a 64 year old New Haven man diverted in Hartford by detectives, bail set at 1.51 dollars.
Foley Doubts Rowe Po FoIey Doubts Rowe Po May Ask For Inange
Foley questions city work control, accusing Rowe of misconduct as bids for vault construction near city hall are advertised. Attorney says actions fall under public works director, with bids to open Monday as new city leaders take power.
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Francis W. Foley
Janata
Hila
Ma Foley
New Fiayven
D. Z. Carmichael
Labia
Hookahelves
Foley
Edward Hi
Mogum
Sift Miceudds Lanier ML
Dagwett Corporation
Ooh Rowe
Additian
Finance Board
Gon
Department of Public Work
Rowe
Magar Eléot Jamen &. Martin
Hie
Mddenine Satration
Westere
Dogan Ter Ube Elty En
Wilattra
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