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Newspaper
The Morning Journal Courier
Location
New Haven, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1908
Page
6
A garbled notice references a June action and a bank initiative aimed at new or never banked customers. It mentions a convenient bank offering attentive service and inclusive patron experience, with emphasis on accessibility and support for new account holders.
Wall Street traded unsettled with weakness toward the close and a midday rally fading. Industrials such as Reading and Union Pacific led declines while Westinghouse fluctuated, and news from Paris about Leeds stock holdings plus a curb on lumber rates influenced trading amid profits taking and investor caution.
Officials from New Haven company in Altopney face scrutiny as a General Malina inquiry reviews holdings and proposed actions. The case involves directors, the 400 employer group, and tensions over information release. Court proceedings debated partial disclosures and requested holdings across multiple firms including Webster and Dudley and the direct trolley line.
William Leeds, widely known as a Tin Plate trust figure and youngest member of the Big Four associated with Western railroads, died suddenly at Hotel Rita at 10:30 this morning after a brief illness. Born in 1830s in Indiana, he rose from Norfolk to prominence in Richmond and later linked to the Pennsylvania Railroad. His fortune, estimated at 35 million dollars, will be shipped to New York. intimate Paris friends note the wealth. His wife and daughter were present at his bedside.
Justice Blanchjard in Santome court reserved decision on Jefferson M Jovy’s tax payer application to restrain the board of estimate from awarding a Fourth Avenue subway contract in Brooklyn and from issuing bonds beyond 16 million dollars. Deriston and Bird S Coler sought private counsel representation while Pendleton must report city finances and debt limit.
The Brooklyn bank, once among several near-collapse, reopened today under new management with a policy of interest on deposits during the suspension and a display of flags. The reopening drew friendly crowds and hopeful sentiment for the institution's revival.
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