Fidelity Trust Bank Loot Strikes Louisville in Long-Running Theft
August Ropke, assistant secretary at Fidelity Trust Company of Louisville, is accused of siphoning 1 140 000 from the bank over ten years. Experts say cleared checks through the Clearing House hid the theft as deposits rose despite the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
August Ropke
Fidelity Trust’ Company
Chicago
Ropke
Fidelity
South
Rooke
Bell Telephone Company
Fidelity Trust Company
Anti Prohibition Split in Texas Democratic Primary
In incomplete Texas returns O B Colquitt leads anti Prohibitionist for Governor by about forty five thousand votes. Cone Johnson second William Poindexter third and R V Davidson fourth. Colquitt assured of nomination. Prohibition plank passed forcing Colquitt to run on a state wide prohibition platform. Prohibitionists claim two thirds of the new Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
O. B. Colquitt
Cone Johnson
William Poindexter
Bailey
R. V. Davidson
Colquitt
Broker Seydel Fires Four Shots Kill Italian in Ulster
William Seydel, a New York broker with two summer homes near West Park, shot Clement Demerand, reputedly Ulster County’s wealthiest Italian, after a dispute over use of a private road through the West Park colony leading to John Burroughs’ hillside estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Clement Demerand
Ulster County
West Park
Louis Victor Seydel
New York
John Burroughs
Demerond
West
Mr. Burroughs
Sixty dead in Italy cyclone hits northwest of Milan
The cyclone in the district northwest of Milan has caused sixty deaths and several hundred injuries. Material losses reach many millions. Aid has been sent to the worst hit villages, but many people remain homeless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Italy
Cairo Jury Frees Twelve Men in Jail Rampage Case
A Cairo jury acquitted twelve men charged with storming the county jail on February 17 to lynch a Black inmate. The not guilty verdict ends a mob trial in the jail assault. Separately, 7000 mill workers idle as Pacific Cotton Mills shut in Lawrence and Dover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Lawrence
Mass
Pacific Cotton Mills
This City
Dover
N. H
Bavarian Diet Funds Electric Railways Expansion
The Bavarian Diet appropriated 1.5 million dollars as the first instalment to build waterworks at Lake Walchen. The project aims to furnish power to operate all state railroads of Bavaria by electricity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Bavaria
Lake Walchen
Gelatine explosion kills fifteen at Transvaal mine
In the Bimmer East Deep Mine in Transvaal a gelatine blast killed fifteen natives and injured seventy six natives and thirteen white miners. The disaster underscores harsh mining conditions and loss of life in South Africa.
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Johannesburg
Bimmer East Deep
Transvaal
Noted figures and events in brief from Taft era headlines
Noted people include General Baca of Nicaragua resigning from Madriz Cabinet. President Taft sails with nine aboard Mayflower from Beverly towards the Maine coast. Brazil's President-elect Hermes de Fonseca plans to visit Beverly to honor Taft. Speaker Cannon briefly overcame heat in Winfield Kansas. Pope Plus X is seventy five. Mons Edward Cluet notes lawyers overabundant in New York. Goodyear of Brook Institute returns from Enron. Charles Gates operated on for appendicitis at New York Hospital.
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Baca
Insular
Madriz
Nicaragua
Taft
Beverly
Mass
Maine
Hermes de Fonseca
Brazil
Joseph G.cannon
Winfield
Kan
Pope
Dickinson Jn Tokio
Komura
Jingoes
Edward Cluet
France
New York
Goodyear
Aebine Arts Museum
Broohs Institute
Enron
Charles G. Gates
New York Hospital
Suffragists Hold Historic London Parade to Hyde Park
In London a massive suffrage march drew over 500000 women to Hyde Park to protest government delays on the franchise. The demo featured 150 speakers and 617 imprisoned activists in prison garb, with contingents from the United States and several countries.
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London
Hyde Park
America
France
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Canada
United States
Gun Explosion At Fortress Monroe Kills Eleven
Eleven Coast Artillery men die when a breech block explodes in Battery De Russy No 3 during target practice at Fortress Monroe Virginia. Six wounded survive as Captain Prentice Lieutenant Hawes and Lieutenant Van Deusen lead rescue efforts. An inquiry by the War Department is ordered.
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Fortress Monroe
Coast Artillery
War Department
Washington, D.C
Harry G. Hess
Phoebus
Charles C. Adkins
Battery de Russy
James. Prentice
George P. Hawes
George L. van Deusen
Hawes
Prentice
van Deusen
Humphreys
Brinkley
Teenies
C. PY Townsley
Seen
Immigrant Totals and Treasury Redesign Plans Revealed
The article reports 1 041 576 immigrants admitted in the last fiscal year with 223 453 Italians and 128 348 Poles the largest groups. 19 Koreans the smallest. It notes 156 467 nonimmigrant aliens and 243 191 US citizens arriving, plus June’s 137 092 inward movement. It details Canadian border figures and lists debarments and deportations, and describes Treasury building remodel plans in New York with a grand entrance and centralized offices. It also covers whisky molasses suspension proceedings and a War Department study on blondes versus brunettes as tropical soldiers with health record requirements for Philippines units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene
United States
War Department
Philippines
Army Board
Record of drownings across North America and Canada
A serialized report lists ten drownings in New York City plus multiple other incidents. Names include Thomas Brown Philip Boyle Gastano Bova Frederick Klatt George Kane Peter Neggle Julius Schlatter Lilian Southworth Frederick Steinberg Otto Weissner and Harry Alvin Winfield. Also noted are drownings at Erle Harbor in Pennsylvania Mongaup River and a yacht accident near Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Harlem
Thomas Brown
Philip Boyle
Gastano Bova
Frederick Klatt
George Kane
Peter Neggle
Paterson
N. J
Julius Schlatter
Lilian A. Southworth
Frederick Steinberg
Otto Weissner
Erle
Harry
Alvin Winfield
Brothera
Erle Harbor
Toronto
Canada
Melba
W. S. Tobias
Mongaup
Fasming
Mongaup River
Oliver
Ernest Rode
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Dead man renomination shocks Belton Texas voters
In Belton Texas Democrats nominated and voters elected James Mitchell a dead man. Mitchell a solvent stableman was killed the day before by Henry Gentray a Black man burned by a mob while resisting arrest.
Highwayman Slays Office Worker in $2800 Hold Up Near Pendleton
In Kittanning Pennsylvania a masked robber shot Morton Craig of Widacon Coal Company dead after a failed attempt to seize $2800 from him and two companions. The bandit fled after the exchange near the Pendleton mining settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittanning
Morton Craig
Widacon Coal Company
Craig
Pendleton
Congressmen Fined Over Voter Influence in BostonElection
Boston judge finds Congressman Joseph F O Connell guilty of distributing voting influence cards in Dorchester Precinct 5 Ward 20 at the January 11 city election and fines him 20 dollars. Grand Trunk rejects arbitration in Toronto as mediation time passes amid labor dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Joseph F. O’connell
Churchill
Dorchester
Grand Trunk
Toronto
Canada
Broker Sued For 750000 Damages In NYC Slump Case
James R. Keene and associates in the Columbus and Hocking pool faced a $750,000 damages suit by members of Lathrop Haskins & Co. alleging losses from the market slump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
James R. Keene
Columbus and Hocking Pool
Lathrop, Haskins & Co
Sheriff Kills Five Men in Mississippi Shootout
Five Black men were killed and two wounded when Deputy Sheriff Cau ley of Elliott County opened fire while attempting to arrest them as they advanced with pitchforks and weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott, Miss
Cauley
Farmers Pay Fines to Free Prisoners for Harvest Help
In Georgetown Kentucky a novel method to save the wheat crop saw farmers appealing to the county judge to pay the fines of ten prisoners. Fines reached as high as thirty dollars in some cases. All prisoners went with the farmers willingly to assist in harvesting the crop.
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Georgetown
Scott County
Forest Fires Cause $3 Million Loss in British Columbia
Officials estimate total forest fire losses in British Columbia at three million dollars as upper country fires subside. Other notes include trades and moves across major and minor leagues, with players changing clubs and status cited, plus commentary on teams aiming for future success. Names include Ed Sweeney, Joe Lakes, Elmer Flick, Seltz, Frank Burke, Fanwell, Mayberry, and Henry.
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Vancouver
B. C
British Columbia
Stallings
Sweeney
Joe Lakes
Highlander
Atlanta
Seltz
Waterbury
Elmer Flick
Cleveland
Kansas City
Rhode Island limits child labor amid shifting reforms
A Rhode Island law bans child labor during evenings while labor groups expand. A 300 member washerwomen union forms in Orange New Jersey, and telephone girls nationwide are to be organized by the Commercial Telegraphers Union. Organizing drives press for a nine hour day and fifty hour week for women in the upcoming Washington legislature. A London cigar makers strike settlement nears, and the International Jewelry Workers Convention in Boston adopts a new 25 percent wage increase. New York Court of Appeals upholds semi monthly pay for railroad workers. Louisiana Assembly blocks an amendment exempting treats and nickel shows from child labor law.
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Rhode Island
Orange
N. J
United States
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America
Washington
London
Canadias
International Jewelry Workers
Boston
New York State’ Court of Appeals
General ‘Assembly of Louisiana
Nebraska State Democratic Convention Battles County Option Issue
Nebraska Democrats wrested control from William J. Bryan supporters at Grand Island amid a county option plank clash. A test vote on platform procedures passed 647 to 195 against Bryan, sparking tumult. Lincoln scene saw insurgent Norris defeated for permanent chair by Norris Brown 551 to 268. Convention endorsed county option and direct legislation, and lauded Taft while praising Roosevelt as a leading American statesman.
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Grand Island
Neb
Nebraska
Wiliam
Bryan
Wis
Tran
C. J. Smyth
G. M. Hitchcock
United States
Committee On Resolutions
Bryant
Norris
Lincoln
Taft
Col
Roosevelt
America
Rodgers Seeks Lost Son in Alaska Quest
Rear-Admiral John A. Rodgers, recently retired from Puget Sound Navy Yard command, sails for Nome on the steamer Senator to search Alaska’s interior for his twenty two year old son Alexander. The item notes other brief city and regional notices.
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Rodgers
Seattle
Wash
Jno. A. Rodgers
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Nome
Alaska
Alexander
Regulars vs Progressives Clash at Ohio GOP Convention
In Columbus Ohio the regulars defeated the progressives in a key party convention vote. Paul Howland of Cleveland failed to win the resolutions committee chairmanship by 15 to 3 while Why. Dick was elected permanent chairman as Howland and several tariff supporters abstained. Walter F Brown won a third term as state central chair. Longworth framed the Payne tariff law as the inevitable issue with Roosevelts name drawing less enthusiasm than Foraker.
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Columbus
Ohio
Republcan
Paul Howland
Cleveland
Resolutions Committee
Howland
Congress
Button
Walter F. Brown
Toledo
State Central Committee
Longworth
Foraker
Roosevelt
Rhode Island Census Shows Growth but Still Two House Seats
Rhode Island’s 1910 census totals 642,674 up 26.6 percent from 1900, keeping the state at two House seats for at least ten more years. Providence, Pawtucket, Central Falls, Woonsocket and Warwick lead gains, while Washington County grows minimally, reflecting manufacturing center expansion.
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Washington, D. C
Rhode Island
Census Bureau
Providence
Pawtucket
Woonsocket
R. I
Newport
Central Falls
Cranston
East Providence
Westerly
Bristol
Cumberland
Lincoln
Warwick
Kent
Washington
Washington County
Taxes Abrogated In Minnesota For Year 2911
Minneapolis report states Minnesota abrogated state taxes for the year 2911 with no taxes paid. State finances relied on diverse collections and large settlements from lumber, the gross earnings tax, Kennedy inheritance tax, and related cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
Kennedy
Cattle import from Britain halted over foot and mouth outbreak
Ottawa bans import of cattle sheep and swine from Great Britain after Yorkshire outbreak. Only horses and livestock from the United States and Newfoundland may enter Canada with a department permit as embargo tightens until the disease is stamped out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Ottawa
Ont
Yorkshire
Department of Agriculture
Great Britain
Dominion
United States
Newfoundland
Vatican Visitors Mark Papal Audience and Notes on Global Affairs
Clergymen including Bishop Cornelius Van de Van Bishop Patrick Donohue and Mgr Kennedy met the pope in private audiences. Havana reports a land swap bill between arsenal lands and a rail station. London talks to Hitchcock on Queenstown for Cunarders. Panama notes retiring Minister Hitt’s departure. Madrid cites Vatican-Spain talks on religious policy. Monrovia reports Liberian troops defeated and four cases of fever aboard the Des Moines. Aix-les-Bains records a man’s suicide at a pigeon shoot ground.
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Rome
Cornelius van de van
Natchitoches
Patrick James Donohue
Wheeling
W. Va
Mgr. Kennedy
D. P. Kenny
Pisinfield
N. J
Monrovia
Luyy
Des Moines
Canary Islands
Luby
Charlestown Prison Finds Counterfeit Outfit
Charlestown Massachusetts officials uncover an alloy-making setup and moulds for fake money in the Charlestown State Prison. The discovery followed a Saturday yard baseball game where a counterfeit half dollar used in a wager led to an alarm and an investigation.
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Boston
Mass
Charlestown State Prison
Benjamin I
Bridge
Uncle Sam
New Jersey death by own action case reported at Paterson
The report notes Albert W. Serven a sick weaver committed death by his own act shooting in the Young Men's Christian Association building. County physician Armstrong granted a burial permit. Serven leaves a wife no children and a farewell letter to his wife expresses sorrow and asks her not to wear black.
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Armstrong
Paterson
Albert W. Serven
Serven
Young Men's Christian Association
Preacher Blair Sues for Damages After Acquittal
Rev. Henry L. Blair announced a damages suit after his acquittal on a charge of obtaining money under false pretences. The case was heard before Judge Scott in Paterson Court of Special Sessions. Blair had just returned to Paterson from Livermore Iowa on July 1 and was jailed until the next morning after charges by William R. Forfar of Clinton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Blair
Scott
Jersey Aims Retaliation Over Auto Licenses
Pennsylvania rejects Jersey licenses prompting J B R Smith of Trenton to warn Pennsylvania motorists could lose tourist privileges under the amended Jerlinghuysen law. The Jersey Motor Vehicle Commissioner could withhold such foreign tourist privileges on Jersey roads.
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Pennsylvania
Jersey
J. B. R. Smith
Trenton
Joseph W. Hunter
Jrelinghuysen
New Jersey farmers dump milk to hogs over low prices
Northern New Jersey farmers fed their milk to hogs because the price offered by large dealers was well below production costs. Exchange price stood at two and a half cents per quart while several creameries in Warren County paid around two cents, making railroad stations unprofitable for many farmers to ship.
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Gloucester County
Woodbury
New Jersey
Warren County
Prosecution Threat Over Weekly Bath Rule in Aurora
Aurora residents are ordered by the Board of Health to bathe at least once per week. Health officer Dr A R Frederer and Police Chief Mitchell warn violators will be arrested and prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Eleven strict rules address city cleanliness and public health.
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Health Department
Government Pays Cadet Service After Forty Five Years
Brigadier General Harry R. Anderson to receive 240 from the Treasury for six months service as a West Point cadet from July 1864 to January 1865. Comptroller rules academy service counted as army time. Also notes on women suffrage opponents meeting in Trafalgar Square, a London marriage, and other brief items.
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Washington
Harry R. Anderson
Treasury Department
West Point
the Treasury
Fishs Sting Kills Boy at Lake Worth
Fourteen year old Lawrence Baker son of a Jacksonville merchant died after a giant alingaree pierced his jugular while swimming in Lake Worth Florida. Police and witnesses report a sudden attack ending in death within minutes.
Alarming Revolt In El Caney
Alarming revolt reported in El Caney Santiago de Cuba province. Government mobilizes troops after a midnight council at the palace. Insurgents retreating into the hills as troops pursue. Insurrection believed serious.
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Havana
Cuba
el Caney
Santiago de Cuba
Mob Burns Black Man In Belton Texas
In Belton Texas Henry Gentry a Black man who tried to enter a white woman’s room and killed Constable James Mitchell was burned at the stake by a mob in an act of vigilante punishment.
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Dallas
Texas
Henry Gentry
Belton
James Mitchell
Eagle Rock DAR Opens Summer School in Montclair
Eagle Rock Chapter D A R opens summer school and playground in Montclair for public school recess. Five hundred children registered to learn basket making sewing and other occupations with outdoor recreation under expert physical culturists supervision.
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Eagle Rock
Daughters of the American Revolution
Montclair
Trial ends as defendants freed after Brunswick killing case
At 10 o clock a m Ilko Hirtz and Charles Hlyon stood before Justice Bergen at Brunswick on a charge of killing Charles Holobing ka. By 2 45 p m the case was given to the jury and at 3 05 p m the two men walked from the courthouse free men.
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Ilko Hirtz
Charles Hlyon
Bergen_at_Brunswick
Charles Holobingka
Court House
Bacon prices soar in Pittsburg market surge
Pittsburg wholesale bacon reached top levels since the Vicksburg siege with eight to ten pound strips at twenty three cents per pound and back strips at twenty one cents per pound, signaling a tight supply and high costs for retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Vicksburg
Russo-Chinese Bank Robbed of $80,000 in New York
A NY robbery struck the Russo-Chinese Bank’s American Agency at 50 Pine Street with bonds and securities valued at about $80,000 stolen. Authorities describe the case as mysterious and tightly kept under wraps. A notice warned against buying the stolen securities.
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New York
New York City
Pine Street
Baseball figures show three leagues and major standings
The report lists National and American League standings with teams such as Chicago Philadelphia New York St Louis Pittsburgh Brooklyn Cincinnati Boston Washington Detroit and others. It also notes Eastern League positions and a shift in London drinking habits with a 1909consumption report. The Turner Gallery in London opened a new wing with works from a late donor to the British nation.
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National League
Chicago
Phila
New
Boston
New York
Detroit
Pau
St. Louis
Turner Gallery
Tait
Orner
London
Brokers Announce Refunds From State On Stamp Tax Ruling
Wall Street brokers told clients they will receive 1,000,000 dollars in refunds from the state. The refunds stem from stamps excess on stock transfers under a ruling that the tax is based on par value of securities.
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New York
Wall Street
Monroe Doctrine Debate Dropped From Pan American Congress
Buenos Ayres reports the Monroe Doctrine will not be discussed at the Pan American congress. It is considered inadvisable to issue a general declaration on the issue.
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Buenos Ayres
Pan- American Congress
Gloucester County Finehay Sold At Ten Dollars A Ton
Gloucester County reports Finehay brought ten dollars per ton. The note lists multiple local items including deaths, a railway project, an accident, a fall, wildlife feeding, school appointments, and a historic courthouse sale completed for thirty thousand dollars to Marcus Cohan.
Rescue tragedy at lake claims mother and daughter
Mrs. John Crosby and her daughter Pearl Lindstrom Minn died while trying to save Mrs. Chris Miesen and her eight year old son in St. Paul. Miesen boy fell from a raft and his mother perished attempting the rescue. John Guenther of St. Paul helped retrieve the survivors.
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St. Paul
Minn
John Crosby
Pearl
Lindstrom
Chris Miesen
Miesen
John Guenther
Haitian Woman Confesses Cannibalism Near Puerto Plata
The Dominican frontier story reports a Haitian woman admitting to murdering and eating four Dominican children near Puerto Plata. The confession shocks locals as calls grow for stricter control of Haitian immigration to protect national dignity and avert further barbarism.
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Puerto Plata
Santo Domingo
France to adopt Western European Time to ease cross border affairs
The Cabinet plans a bill to adopt Western European Time in France. Previously Paris solar time lagged nine minutes, causing telephone confusion with England and straining France England relations as the change is debated.
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France
England
Paris
Idaho Gunners Win Prize for Marksmanship
The Gunners of the battleship Idaho secure a $4600 prize for marksmanship in a competitive event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Former Ridgeway Mayor Shot With Dynamite Bomb
A. H. Bouseman former mayor of Ridgeway Virginia was attacked by a dynamite bomb on his lawn shattering his legs. He died the next day after surgery. Detectives found dynamite sticks and fuse remnants on roofs nearby. Police consider a racial motive linked to recent threats and a deadly incident involving a Black man. Bouseman was 55, a former police court judge and cabbage grower with a widow and 12-year-old son.
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Ridgeway
A. H. Bouseman
Bouseman
Ridgeway Council
Tornado Hits Planes at Aero Club in St Louis
A tornado struck the Aero Club of St Louis at Washington Park Illinois wrecking seven aeroplanes valued at 25000 dollars housed in a three pole tent. Planes including C W Curzon Farman biplane were damaged though motors may be intact. Other machines belong to J W Sparling Charles Kuhne Slaude Harris H A Robinson and Q F Zehler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Sparling
Charles Kuhne
Bank's $600000 Missing From New York Agency
Russo-Chinese Bank official E de Markowski says Erwin Wider, cashier at the bank’s American agency at 50 Pine Street, took $600000 in securities from the agency’s security box, not just $80000 as earlier thought. The initial theft involved negotiable bonds. the new findings add stock shares to the missing amount.
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New York
E. de Markowski
St. Petersburg
Erwin Wider
Pine Street
Wider
Murderers Pay Penalty at Sing Sing Electrocution
CWO Carl Loose, who killed his daughter on November 24 1908, and Giuseppe Gambaro who murdered his brother Vincenzo on February 8 1909, were executed in the Sing Sing electric chair in Ossining New York on Monday. Loose went first and within ten minutes Gambaro was pronounced dead. Both crimes occurred in New York. preachers accompanied them as they walked to the chair and showed no emotion.
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Ossining
Carl Loose
Giuseppe Gambaro
Vincenzo
Sing Sing
New York
Loose
Chicago Bars Pictures of Jeffries Johnson Fight
Chicago officials banned exhibition of moving pictures of the Jeffries Johnson fight and any images depicting acts illegal in Illinois. The order prohibits pictures or representations of burglaries holds ups train robberies and similar crimes.
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Chicago
Illinois
Woman Leaps Into Niagara Falls From Bridge
Mme Cler ber a young dressmaker formerly of Wilkesbarre Pa jumped into the Niagara from the Second Sister Island bridge and died.
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Niagara
Niagara Falls
Mme Cler~ Ber
Wilkesbarre, Pa
Sister Island Bridge
LARNED CAPTURES LONGWOOD CUP IN LAWN TENNIS
In Brookline Massachusetts William A. Larned the five times national lawn tennis champion defeated Maurice E. McLoughlin of California to win permanent possession of the Longwood Challenge cup by scores of 6 2 4 6 1 6 3 for a 6-2 4-6 6-1 6-3 victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Mass
William A. Larned
Maurice E. McLoughlin
California
C W Post Donates Sanatorium to Trade Association
In Battle Creek C W Post joined the Trades and Workers Association and announced he would deed a sanatorium building valued at 400000 to the group. The home will house widows and orphans of association members. In New York a matrimony epidemic is noted as over 100 teachers left the city this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Post
Battle Creek
Mich
Trades and Workers’ Association
New York
Missouri Appoints Representative at Bilis Island
St Louis Missouri Henry Gilliot has been named Missouri’s representative at Bilis Island. In uniform as a United States Immigration Inspector he will meet arriving immigrants and invite them to settle in Missouri. The position supports Missouri manufacturers and was arranged with the government.
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St. Louis
Henry Gilliot
Missouri
Bilis Island
United States
Gillot
Tis Island
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John H. Avis
Stockton Board of Education
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M. Belle Lawshe
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Passaic County
Marcus Cohan
A.H. Bouseman
Ridgeway, Va
CWO
Chicago Bars Pictures
Larned
Cup
McLoughlin
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