Directors Quit Start New Bank Charters Amid Disagreement
Directors quit as new bank plans form with $500 000 capital. Jordan signals readiness to buy all ceders stock at market price. Sage president of the new Federal National not chosen. John Poole named cashier. Temporary quarters secured on G Street. Official statements issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Order
Sage
Federal National
John Poole
G Street
Shasta
Bélect i
Commercial National
A. A. Chaplin
John 4. Clapp
Myer Cohen
David A. Howe
Wiliam H. Lynn
Frank B. Noyes
Clarence B. Rheem
H. King Cornwell
JH. Deuhay
Luther S. Fristoe
S.J. Henry
F. E. Noring
A. G. Staples
George Tully Vaughan
R. Golden Donaldson
Wade H. Eli Ne
Withdraw as Directors for Commercial National Bank
Former directors John H. Clapp Myer Cohen Frank B. Noyes Clarence B. Eheem Byron Adams Walter A. Brown W A H Church J J Darlington Wilton J Lambert Ralph W Lee John L Newbold John Poole N H B Shea resign from the board of Commercial National Bank in a noted corporate action listed among prior executive names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Clapp
Myer Cohen
Frank B. Noyes
Clarence B. Eheem
Byron
Adams
Walter A. Brown
W. A. H. Church
J. J. Darlington
Wilton J. Lambert
Ralph W. Lee
John L. Newbold
John Poole
N. H B. Shea
Commercial National Bank
Messrs
Clarence B. Hheem
Byron. Adams
J. J. Dar Mington
Ralph W.lee
Enone J. Newbold
N. H. Shea
ASK NEW BANK CHARTER
N H Shea Ralph W Lee J J Darlington Walter A Brown John Hy Clapp Frank B Noyed Wilton J Lambert Myer Cohen John L Rewnold Byron Adams John Poole C B Rheem Leon S Tobriner and Arthur D Marks seek a new bank charter in a public filing naming a slate of local investors and lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Shea
Ralph W. Lee
J. J. Darlington
Walter A. Brown
Frank B. Noyed
Wilton J. Lambert
Myer Cohen
John L. Rewnold
Byron &.Adams
John ‘Poole
Leon S. Tobriner
Arthur’ D. Marks
J. J. Darington
John H. Clapp
Frank J. Noyes
Mylor Coen
John L. Newbold
Byron
Aas
John Poole
C. B. Rheem
Leon
Bank split as Federal National Bank planned
At a Commercial National Bank board meeting a faction split off 1 percent of directors to form a new Federal National Bank. Plans included a $500000 capital stock and $125000 surplus with charter application prepared for submission to the Comptroller of the Currency Murray. Temporary offices secured at 161 street northwest and a business opening in two to three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial National Bank
Federal National Bank
Swartzell
Rheem & Frensey
Eldridge FE. Jordan
Commercial National
Bank turmoil births Federal National Bank plan
The old Commercial National Bank loses members of its board including John Poole and W A H Church as resignations trigger the formation of a new bank, the Federal National Bank with 500000 capital and 125000 surplus. A committee is to select quarters and organize under the currency comptroller. Poole chairs the subscriptions committee as subscriptions rush to secure capital stock. The Commercial National remains strong while organizers expect to open the new bank soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. H. Church
Sevexal
J . J. Darlington
W. J. Lambert
John Poole
Myer Cohen
Ralph W. Lee
C. B. Rheem
Warship Sought as Acapulco Refugees Rise in Danger
Refugees head toward Acapulco as Mexican authorities admit insufficient forces to guard the coast. Consul Edwards reports 200 refugees en route amid depredations and rebel advances including San Geronimo Teopan and Atoyac. Acapulco’s garrison may need reinforcement. No word on American warship deployment at this time.
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Mexico City
Clement 8. Howards
Acapulco
Guerrerro
Wilson
Edwards
Julio Radillo
Rebela
San Geronimo
Teopan
Atoyac
Callahan Chosen as Director in Flourishing Organization
Capt. Oyster, former chief executive, among named directors with no opposition. Treasurer's report shows strong finances. Plans for Better Washington outlined. Auto law retaliation deplored.
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Capt. Oyster
Etle
Washington
Washington Chamber Elects New Officers At Annual Meeting
Daniel J Callahan elected president of the Washington Chamber of Commerce at the annual meeting in the New Willard. Ten directors chosen including James F Oyster retiring president and Ralph W Lee nominated Kaufman as first vice president. Treasurers report shows assets near 71021.56 with a convention fund of 3648.98.
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Daniel J. ©Lahan
Dp of
Haufreim
Charres J. Bell
James F. ‘Wynter
A.” Kimberly
R. P. Angrews
A. ‘Winter
Harry King
N. A. Merritt
Sidney West
Washington’ Topham
Harry M. Kayfmian
Allen
Rogers
Washington Chamber of Commerce
New Willard
Daniel J. Callahan
Almah
Callahan
Ralph W. Lee
D. J. Kaufman
Isaac Gans
Charles J. Bell
A. Lisner
Chamber
Albert Schulters
M.A. Leese
James
Chamber of Commerce
McMillan: Park Commission
L'Enfant
C i
Washington
United
Senate
District of Columbia
Oyster
C. C. Glover
Rock Creek
Potomac Parks
Retail Merchants’ Association
Maryland
Local Charities Urged to Be Unified and Supervised
A report by secretary Thomas Grant notes 282 meetings in chamber rooms during the past year. The call emphasizes hastening development of public acts and equal contributions from Federal and local communities. It argues the nation cannot afford to let its capital city symbolize prosperity without unified charity efforts.
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Congress
Agoura
Thomas Grant
Wireless link claimed between Nauen station and New York
A Berlin cable reported in the New York American states the Nauen wireless station near Berlin communicated with New York today. It is described as the first formal wireless link between Germany and America. The distance from New York to Berlin is about 47,400 miles.
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Berlin
New York
Aluminum Trust Admit Canada Link Elevates Tariff Debate
The House Ways and Means panel heard Arthur V. Davis of the Aluminum Company admit his firm owns the Canadian Aluminum Company with ties to European plants. Davis said the world spanning agreement excludes the United States due to Sherman Law, prompting questions on foreign trusts and tariff policy. He described filing steps with Attorney General Wickersham and noted uncertainty over the agreement's action.
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Arthur V. Davis
United States
House ‘Committee On
Arid
Arthur V. Davie
Aluminum Company
Onl Aluminum Managatory
Canadian Aluminum Company
Neven
United
States
Aed
Rainey
Dlnois
Palmer
Pennayt
Vania
Davis
London
Europe
Wickersham
Canada
Aluminum Company of America
North Carolina
Priest Paints Hope After Another Execution Delay
Fragmentary report from Trenton describes a condemned man, Kutatkoweki of Jervey City, receiving a second reprieve. The court weighs a new appeal while details of an April incident remain unclear. A priest offers prayer and a reference to a prayer book appears in the scattered text.
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Trenton
N. A
Kutatkoweki
Court of Pariighs
Idatowek
Holaing
Diplomats Draft Plans for Brazil Naval Expedition
Fragmentary text describes foreign office and legation in London plotting plans to embark on a fleet, seize a Brazilian stop, and expel targets. It mentions pride and departure, with references to the expedition and diplomatic actions. The readable portions hint at a coordinated act involving ships and a Brazilian destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hougwabinington
Legation dix
London
Steamer saved by sale linked to harbor event
A mangled excerpt shows mention of a steamer saved by a sale, with fragments indicating eight men sent to the harbor. The text is incomplete, but suggests a maritime incident where a vessel faced peril and a sale possibly funded or connected to rescue efforts.
Burleigh Voters Eye Margin With Warren Tie Up
Fragmented OCR text hints at political contest details with Burleigh and Warren. Mentions senators elected, June primaries, and outdoor weather note. Limited legible facts prevent full reconstruction.
Senators and Naval Plane Contests Feature in Today’s Index
An index from today highlights topics including the Senate, World Aluminum, and the Imperial Family. It notes Senator McLean chiding, a call involving Russia, and a discussion on a naval plane with various references to adjoined topics and claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Wilson
McLean
Guests salute Mrs Cleveland at White House reception
Throngs gathered at the White House last night for a state reception honoring Mrs. Cleveland, widow of the late President. The event featured conventional evening dress and a subdued decor, with Mrs. Cleveland greeting guests including Speaker and Mrs. Clark and Representative Clayton, while the Tafts and other officials circulated among the attendees.
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Taft
Clark
Representative Clayton
Wanhtingtob
St. ‘Petersburg
le ‘Temps
Tie “Stork
Dsex
White’ House
Exarina
Igp
White House
Bhis Réém
Marine Band
Cleveland
Marine
Louise
Knox
Dro
Min
Glevilem
Weary of Trifling Aims at Peace Conference
Report of a stalled peace conference in Constantinople noting that the powers balk at forceful action. Turkey urged to accept war's fate and cede Adrianople, while Balkan leaders seek relief from military burdens. Mustapha Pasha and Bulgarian army chiefs assemble at Plovdiv for midnight briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Turkey
Adrianople
Europe
Etartig
Mustapha ‘Pasha
Gert Savdis
Aguinaldo in the Field and the Provisional Government Plan
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Aguinaldo in the field with leaders aiming for the presidency. A provisional Philippine government is discussed under Bet leadership, seeking independence after a Jones bill provides a framework, with the path to the presidency contingent on legislation.
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Teadership
T Bet
Jones -Bill
Philppine Islands
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