Detroit Bank Vice President Arrested in Cashier Fraud Case
Vice President Frank C Andrews of the City savings bank was arrested and arraigned on charges of wilful fraud after overdraws and certified checks funded by Henry C Andrews. The scheme involved overdrafts, forged or certified checks, and devices to move funds to cover debts totaling about $1 million, with investigations tracing six weeks of irregular transactions and a large bank exposure.
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Detroit Mich
Frank C Andrews
Save Inga Bank
Malise
Wil Tally
Sam
Henry C Andrews
Rrc
Andrews
Cashler Andrews
F. C. Andrews
Maiise
F C Andrews
Fr. Andrews Fn
FC Pingree
Ppc Andrews
Henry Ro Andreas
Jurda
City Savings Bank
F . Andrews
Christian
Hunt
Detroit Trust Company
City Sayings Bank
Board of Education
Jiocal
Burning schooner seen off Cape May in February gale
A three masted schooner, unnamed, was burned at sea near Cape May New Jersey on February 10 at night. Lifesavers attempted rescue but the ice prevented reaching the ship as flames were visible from shore. The vessel caught fire in the rough seas and burned amid the smoke and spray.
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Weestl
Coe Fields
Cape May
N. J
Delaware Bay
Cape May Point
Cold Spring
Turtle Gut Innet
Orean
Mrs Jefferson Davis Stops in Birmingham
Mrs Jefferson Davis will visit Birmingham from 10 o clock tomorrow night until 12 30 Wednesday morning. She will be welcomed by Confederate veterans and Pelham chapter Daughters of the Confederacy. She is on route to Mississippi to learn steps the legislature may take on the Beauvoir purchase for a home for aged Confederate veterans.
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Birmingham
Ala
Jefferson Davis
Biremingham
Davis
Confederate Veterans
Pelham Chapter
Bank stress in city causes limited withdrawals and investigations
Bank officials report no panic at Detroit institutions though City Savings branch on Gratini avenue saw deposits drawn mainly by laborers amid suspensions. Officials cite copper speculation, notably Amalgamated Copper, as a contributing factor and note serious condition of Henry Ro Andrews with heart trouble. A Count de Lucenay and Ruby Luckhardt were indicted for false swearing to obtain a marriage license. A schooner near Cape May was engulfed in ice fields and burned, with rescue crews unable to reach the vessel before darkness.
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Vance
Board of Education
Clearing House Association
City Savings Bank
Detroit
M W Obrion
Charmar
E Cc. Bowman
Gratini Avenue
Amalgamated
Andrews
FC Pingree
Henry Ro Andrews
H&s
Fl Paso
Tex
Count de Lucenay
Ruby Luckhardt
City Savings Bank of Detroit
Cape May
House Republicans
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Prince Henry
United States
Paterson
N. J
Botho
Taft
Philippine Committee
Manila
Miners Die In Mine No 11 Descent
At McAlester Indian Territory on February 10 a morning descent of three miners failed when the grip parted. The car ran to the end of the track killing all aboard and severing one man’s head from his body. Names listed: Mike Smith John Jackimo John Rabbir.
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McAlester Ind T
Mike Smith
John Jackimo
John Rabbir
Pope No Longer Man of Sin in Presbyterians Creed
Philadelphia February 10 The creed committee of the Presbyterian church released a statement detailing major revisions and declaratory statements for chapters of the confession of faith. It covers predestination elect infants good works and adds two new chapters on the Holy Spirit and the gospel.
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Pope
Philadelphia
Creed Committee
The
Presbyterian Church
Tudas
Roberts
William H. Roberts
Crumpacker Pushes Rules Reforms In Housed Caucus
Washington February 10 the second Republican caucus to consider voting to curb southern disfranchisement adjourned with no action after hours of debate and a near quorum. Crumpacker of Indiana proposed a rules report and investigators for constitutional questions while Crumpacker and Taylor clashed with conservative speakers led by Cannon. The session yielded no bill and adjourned until Monday. Ayman J. Gage was reportedly offered and would accept the presidency of the United States Trust Company of New York.
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Washington
House Republicans
Hall of Representatives
Conight
Henderson
Messrs Fayne
New York
Cannon
Datzell
Friends of Action
Crumpacker
Indiana
Carerittsa
McClaessey
United States
Taylor
South
Tastor
Ohia
Bhattac
Ohio
Vouléer
Senate
Janne
Congress
Grow
Pennsylvania
Morrell
Ga Uy
Atove
Payne
Select Committee On
House of Representatives
House
United States Trust Company
Ayman J. Gage
the Treasury
Roosevelt Plight Spreads Amid Illness Reports
Groton February 11 2 30 a m The condition of Theodore Roosevelt dr at this hour is apparently very serious as a family physician from the Roosevelts is summoned doctors admit the Hoy is in a serious condition illness cited and two power plants mentioned in Chattahoochee context noted
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Roosevelts
Groton
Theodore Roosevelt
Land curse of two power plants on Chattahoochee
A new company led by New York capitalists plans two electric plants on the Chattahoochee River near Randalls Shoals and Bull Sluice, 5 miles from Atlanta. Bonds of 1.5 million issued, land secured, surveys complete, operations due to start early spring. Plants to yield 16 600 to 30 000 horsepower, powering Atlanta factories at 16 to 25 cents per horsepower. A double track streetcar line may link to the dams, with resort development planned.
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Fulton County
Gattahonchee River
Atlanta
Randall Shoals
Te Fost
Bull Sluice
Chattahoochee
Randalls Shoals
Bull Sinc
New York
Ramsall Shoal
Randall Shoal
Vining Station
New York Capital
Morgan, Smith & Coy
York
Bull Slate
Temple
Bull Slutee
Cty
Montgomery
Randafi Shoals
Roosevelt S Sr in Double Pneumonia Amid Infirmary Crisis
From Groton Massachusetts February 10 Theodore Roosevelt Sr the president’s eldest son faces double pneumonia as doctors shift to stronger care. Secretary Cortelyou says condition serious yet not alarming with fever and breathing difficulties and the family physician Dr Alexander Lambert arrived from New York to assist. The Roosevelts pass anxious hours awaiting further developments. Prince Henry may delay US visit as Titannus battleship heads to New York for reception, naval board aboard for final trials.
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Groton
Masa
Theodore Roosevelt, Sr
Roosevelt
George BB. Cortetyou
Alexander Lambert
New York
Shattuck
Warren
Cortelyou
Mr. Cortelyou
Dru. Shattuck
Washington
Prince Henry of Prussia
United States
Navy Department
Titinois
Prince Henry
Newport News
Naval Board of Inspection and Survey
Multitude of Early 1900s News In Brief From Georgia and Beyond
A roundup of incidents and developments includes the death of Jesse Pope of Americus from a college student wound at Atlanta Dental College, legal questions on supreme court jurisdiction, and federal court actions in Savannah. Projects include two Chatta hoochee river power plants and Elberton fire aftermath, with injuries from a collapsing wall. Other notes cover a Rome dispensary dispute, Alabama poll tax impact, Mississippi districting implications, Charleston exposition visitors, and European tensions with Boer and Venezuelan activity. Also noted are Paterson fire losses, Roosevelt’s health, Prince Henry US visit, and naval actions near Venezuela as well as British lord announcements on Wei Hai Wei.
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Jesse Pope
Americus
Atlanta Dental College
T. J. Granade
Supreme Court
Chattahoochee River
Atlanta
Frank Whitley
Greene
Gaynors
O M Carter
Savannah
Chicago Cantalista
Lloyd County
Elberton
Rome
Seaborn Wright
John Chamlee
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Tie Conde
Tad Waal
Tioney
Nod
Buatidwoni
Mrs. Jefferson Davis
Mrs
Callaus
Henderson Lefe
Hianna
Gage
Twofoid Farm
Company
Georgia
Charleston
Mae Geiger
Herbert Nock
Richmond
Fife
Willemstadt
Libertador
Castro
House of Lords
Great Britain
Wei Hai Wei
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