Coleman Reveals Faroe Bank Fraud In Court Testimony
Coleman details how he skimmed 210000 from the National City Bank through a faro scheme with Jack Leonard and Kelcher. He describes exact methods of altering depositor ledgers, swapping checks, and keeping cashier figures honest while stealing large sums. He links payments, travel with Mamie Hightower, and attempts to flee before the bank examiner arrives.
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Coleman
Jack
Kelcher
Jack’ Leonard
New York
Kelther
Jack Leonard
Leonard
Col
Atlanta
Federal Prison
Millionaires’ Club
Bank Examiner
Harvard Trust Company
National City Bank
Vendome
Keliher
Boston
Strausneider
Lenox
Chicago
Mamie Hightower
West
D. W. Taggart
Kansas City
Taggart
Laura Atwood
West Dist Street
Miss Atwood
Arnold
Bellevue
Coléman
Bellevue #0
Miss Hightower
Winthrop
French
van Blarcom
J. Thomas Rheinhart
National Union Bank
Dresser
Earl
Grand Central Station
Vanderbilt Avenue
Saratoga
Hughes
New York City
Bul” Kelcher
Kellher
Lee
News York
Erin
Ee Rftional
Cambridge
Jacks
Andi
Buffalo
Reilly
Big Bill
Circus Comes to Town for Boston Engagement
The Bar num and Baisley circus arrives in Boston Saturday night at Park Square grounds and will stay all next week before touring Mexico and the Pacific coast. About 730 horses fill this year’s show with 350 hauling wagons and 380 performing in 125 acts. ten tons of hay are consumed daily and experts value the horse collection at about half a million dollars.
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Barnum and Baisley’s
Boston
Othe Park Square Grounds
México
Pacific Coast
Opera season tickets on sale at Boston Opera House
Hundreds plan abroad trips secure season seats for a 20 week Boston Opera House season opening in November. Out of town patrons favor Saturday matinee while locals take evening performances. Seats remain available across the auditorium as Managing Director Henry Russell works to schedule novelties and stars for all subscribers. Subscription office open 10 to 4 with plans and information.
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Boston Opera House
Boston
Opera House
Henry Russell
Paris
Fire Loss Fund Boost for Boston as New Massachusetts Company Forms
Boston faces losses and insurance gaps as Massachusetts Fire and Marine Company forms with Boston as its head office. The firm, funded mainly by Boston capital, has leased 95-97 Water Street and named Walter Achard as general manager. Officers include Everett Benton as president James Storrow as vice president Guy Ham as general counsel Walter Adlard as managing underwriter and Frank Buxton as secretary. A stock payment call goes out for June 1 with plans to begin operations soon.
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Massachusetts Fire & Marine Tonne Company
Massachusetts
Water Street
Land
Walter Achard
Continental Insurance Compay
Irisurance
Massaschusetts
Revelal
Tov
Iity
Ford
Conn
Everett C. Benton
James J. Storrow
Guy A. Ham
Eneral
Walter Adlard
Frank “Eh
Buxton
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