Run on Buffalo bank as cashier Weppner deposed
Minority stockholders of the German American Bank of Buffalo oppose President Emery who traveled from Baltimore to Washington to defend deposits. A run on the bank followed three withdrawals prompting a meeting. Weppner, the cashier, is named as deposed while the bank seeks stability and coordination with authorities in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery
Buffalo
Baltimore
Washington Bank
Ein Bank
Wore Mide
Diy
Emory
German-Amentel Fink
Centain
Edward
Wepo
Timcira
Aeicy
Weppner Cashier
Eee NS SE Ot Serpe
CSE R Ie
Licensed to Marry and Death Notices in November 1901
Obituary and wedding notice dense with names and places. Details a marriage license, multiple family names from Akatra Vi to Philadelphia, and funeral arrangements for a Mr. and Mrs. Asai and others. Notices include dates of November 30 and December 1, with times and residence in New Castle Delaware and surrounding areas, plus interment plans and church connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venina
Asai
Russum Athinson
New Castle
Pourth
Ftrnwest
Post
Postan
Jimes
Caroline Abbot
Michael Sceopes
Phihdel
Pearsor
Deaths in City Hospitals Listed in Health Office Record
The Health Office record lists multiple deceased individuals aged from 27 to 74 years with mentions of Holy Silex Hospital and various local streets. Included are Rosetta Morrison, Catherine Marquest, Fiona Verrant, and other residents, with ages and limited location details such as Westnunvter street and Quincy Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simuel
Pmereeres
Rosetta Worrison
Janes
Uo Hotgeins
Seara
Cathrine Marquest
Seara Catherine
Rakingham
Fiona
Verran
Quincy St
Sears Ale Tc
Sears
Kia Ave
Undertakers advertise funeral services and prices
An advertisement listing funeral directors and cremation services in Pennsylvania with phone numbers and pricing for various services. It mentions Joseph Galler and emphasizes moderate prices for funeral and cremation services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ga“Ler
Antamir
Bank Run Telegram Threats Over Bank Sale Spurred Meeting
Superintendent Kilburn warns of threats to ruin the bank if sales demanded by Mr Weppner occur. He cites $200 000 in loans and $50 000 in a Shenandoah Pa bank, plus a $10 000 deposit. One hundred thousand dollars of paper paid. deposits withdrawn. $10 000 still due. The bank is deemed sound despite the run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weppner
Washington
Shenandoah Pa
Joan
Kilburn
Electric Light War Looms Over Philadelphia Conduits
The Philadelphia city councils introduced an ordinance to permit Commonwealth Electric Company to use Keystone Telephone conduits, sparking a potential electric light war with Philadelphia Electric Company. Keystone reports Commonwealth has paid 3 million dollars for conduits plus 50 thousand more than PHILADELPHIA WI Electrical proposed, with lease rights at 100 thousand per year. Proceedings followed by charter filing in Harrisburg as officials warn of a price cut of about 20 percent and reduced street overhead if passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Dee
Commonwealth Electric Company
New Corporation
Keystone Telphone Company
1Ew
Philadelphia Electric Company
New Company
Keystone
Harrisburg
Lew Comein
Philadelpha
Denver election contempt cases in Supreme Court
Denver December 1 Supreme Court heard arguments in five contempt cases tied to the election. Decision promised next Monday. Twelve warrants for Democratic election officers issued today. Two arrests in the afternoon, both released on 100 dollar bonds. Men charged with contempt for not allowing special Supreme Court watchers to attend. Republican warrants issued in Huerfano County. Exact charges and numbers not learned. Contempt hearings to resume tomorrow. about fifty cases still pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Supreme Court
Uay
Mm Huerfano
Official Votes For Electors Across States Canvas
The State board canvass shows Roosevelt and Parker leading in several states with diverse tallies. Debs and Watson appear in multiple tallies. total votes include a large Republican plurality in some regions and a notable surge for Roosevelt in others.
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Springfield II Dee
State Board For Canvasers
Parker
Debs Spertimt
Swallow
Protugitiant
Coreran
Soc Libor
Watson Peoples
Holcomb
Stah Dee
Etah
Rooevelt
Birminghim Ali Dee
Roosevelt
Watson
Deas Bod
Swallow Bi. Parke
Idaho Dew
Debs
Roosevelts
Congress French
Riv
Clay
Dem
Frinekss Pharaleg Dub Borgore
So Gooding
Reni
Heltfeld
Ale
Goodings
Gooding
Protests in French Chamber as Jaures Challenged to Duel
In Paris the Chamber of Deputies clashed over ministerial conduct and the Joan of Arc controversy. Premier Combes asserted government stance against espionage, the censure motion was withdrawn, and the chamber expressed confidence in the ministers. Socialist leader Jaures taunted Deroulede with a duel challenge amid ongoing student demonstrations in Joan of Arc support.
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Jaures
Deroulede
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Jean of Arc
M Chaumie
Public Instruction
Lycee Condorcet
Chaumie
Joan of Arc
Paul Deroulede
M de Toulede
Spain
China
Peking
Hays
Commission to Revise Napoleonic Code in France
Paris December 1 Minister of Justice Valle forms a high level commission of jurists Senators Deputies and academicians to revise the Napoleonic code The aim is to keep the core framework but adopt modern legal developments from other nations The dean of the Court of Appeals presides and Paul Her View is among the members whose work satirized French legal morals in his play La...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Valle
Court of Appeals
Commission
Paul Her
London coroner rules Chapman suicide during temporary insanity
Elverton K R Chapman of New York City died November 28 at the Carlton Hotel by leaping from the third floor to the vestibule. An inquest found death by own action during temporary insanity. Friends reported Paris-era derangement and Chapman was watched but eluded attendants. Before the act he lent letters to his banker for his father and sister expressing regret and wishes for harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Elverton KR Chapman
New York City
Carlton
Chapman
Paris
Kaiser Kaisers Bold Game Drives Vast Hunting
Berlin reports Emperor William and party achieved extraordinary shooting at Alawenitz Silesia. From daylight to late afternoon they brought down 910 pheasants 25 other birds and 2 hares. The party bagged 3 215 heads of game. They shot 10 042 birds in two days last week on Count von Tiele Winckler estate sent to market. Berlin daily receipts include thousands of pheasants and larger game from imperial forays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
William
Alawenitz
Silesia
Count von Tiele-Winckler
Banker Speyer Gift Eases Losses From Bank Failure
Edgar Speyer of Speyer Bros. banker publicized for paying all losses from the Needham Market Savings Bank collapse totaling 37,500. London papers laud the act as timely benevolence. Pall Mall Gazette likens it to Cheeryble Brothers and Dickens. Westminster Gazette praises Speyer for lifting burden from hundreds of people.
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London Times
London
Edgar Speyer
Speyer Bros
Needham Market Savings Bank
Today
Pall Mall Gazette
Dickens
Westminster Gazette
Speyer
Inauguration of Diaz and Corral in Mexico City
The inaugural ceremonies for Gen Porfirio Diaz as president and Senor Don Ramon Corral as first vice president were held in the Chamber of Deputies with grand processions, flag displays, and a large street pageant. A reception followed at Chapultepec and an inaugural ball attracted over a thousand attendees.
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City of
Mexico
Porfirio Diaz
Republic of Mexico
Senor
Don Ramon Corral
Chamber of Deputies
Mme Diaz
Cagital
Federal District
Republic
Hall of Congress
Castle
Chapultepec
Diez
Aleo Stillwells
Multai
Mie Vitanions
Heaviest Snowstorm Strands Madrid as City Enforces Relief
In Madrid a long lasting snowstorm halts business and traffic, closes theaters, disrupts railways and telegraph lines, and leaves 20 workers unemployed. King Alfonso orders barracks opened for shelter, while the queen mother and mayor arrange release of winter clothing from pawnbrokers for the needy. Authorities mobilize relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
Alfonso
Marit Christina
Midrid
Sunlight as medicine and Dr Pierce's remedies advertised
An advertisement extols sunlight as a destroyer of germs and mould favoring plant and animal life. It cites Dr. Pierce of the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo and his Hinsen light and X ray treatments, plus his Golden Medical Discovery for digestion and general health. It promotes a medical adviser book available for postage and requests readers to address Dr Pierce in Buffalo, N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
Bungeon
Hinsen
KR. V. Pierce
Dr. Pierce
KR. V. Paerce
Roosevelt and McKinley era tariff debate on protection
The piece debates tariff policy and protection, praising Republican protectionism and cautioning against free trade and reciprocity. It cites McKinley on sensible trade, notes Montague of Canada endorsing protection, and praises Roosevelt and Fairbanks for national prosperity and expansion.
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McKinley
Enemies of Protection
Lis
Republican Party
Pawe
Evell
Canada
Mr Montague
di Montague
United States
Montague
Great Britain
America
M. Montague
Long
Hoar
Reed
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Former Detroit Pastor Succumbs to Paralysis in Chicago
Rev Mosea Smith former Woodwind Avenue Congregational Church pastor Detroit Michigan died at his home in Chicago after four weeks with paralysis and blindness since six years. He was born in Hebron Connecticut in 1830. John Monroe banker of Detroit died after a long illness at St Germain in his fifty fourth year. Ocean steamer movements noted with Cedric arriving from Liverpool and Queenstown and Sailed La Savoie to Havre and Ocesalc to New York.
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Detroit
Chicago
Mosea Smith
Woodwind Avenue Congregational Church
Detroi
Mich
Mr Smith
Hebron
Conn
Paris
John Monroe
St Germain
New York
Cedric
Liverpool
Queenstown
la Savoie
Havre
Ocesalc
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Buffalo Bank
Baltimg
Bostas
Coulrifr
Cincinnati i
Ord
Philadelphia Purlis Ledger
Pittsf
Frost orPac
Inipnal Rocal
Cleveland Plain
Tao
Mirphani
E & Mohersheed Board
Taos
Mary Wirshall
Noeran
Lian & Sampson
Addy Nichols
Jenie Asres
Akatra Vi
Health Office Record
Undertakers
Pennayssaria
R.F Hapvey
Directopg
Commodious Chapel Telephone
John M Rowricht
Tenth Street
George ZU Beet
Lndertaker
Ecwbalmer Peneral
East Canito
East
Republican Organization of
Illinois
Utah
Blackburn
Washington Post
Raleigh N C
State Board of Canvassers
Eighth Congressional District
Spencer Blackburn
Bennett
Frankfort Ky
Bennett Republican
Kehoe
Swentucky
Tisza
Budapest
Premer Tisza
Giver
Hungary
Queen Alexandra's
Stock Yarda
Chicago Junction Railway
Exchange and Center Avenues
Gouls Reinhardt
Kalgon
M.S
Marin
Combes
Kaiser
Estevez
Havana
Lois Estevez
Senor Estevez
Senate
Earl Grey
Earl Grew
el of
Minto
Henrik Ibsen
Copenhagen
Der 1
Hentik Jiwen
Lokal Angeiger
Kleff
Russia
Stockholm
Sweden
Norway
Belgium
Brussels
Hohenzollern
Munich
Frederick of
Sigmaringen
Padaeia
Ing’ Artes
Umania
Diaz
Corral
Usical Instruments
Percy S. Foster
Orient
Pacific
W H Montague
Toronto
Dominion
South
Missouri
Sloan’s Art Galleries
C. GS
Washington, D. C
Boyajian
Far East
Messrs
Boyajian Bros
Fifth Avenue
Red Star Ling
G Street
Co. G. Sloan & CO
Moses Smith
Chas. M. Stieff
J C Conliff
St. N. W
Hub Furniture Co
S. E
Carioad
California
A. Collins
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