Bank receivers bind over in Segal Hipple hearing
Philadelphia hearing in the Segal Hipple trust company wrecking case ends with binds over for trial. Prosecutors allege a $5 million fraud led by Segal and Hipple with North and Collingwood as passive actors. Evidence cites overdrafts, wild cat securities, and a confessed scheme to drain deposits from the Real Estate Trust Company.
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Philadelphia
Adolph Segal
William F. North
Trust Company
Collingwood
Rochersperger
Lsten
Segal
Bell
Hipple
North
Hippie
Joseph Esherick, Jr
The
State Bank Commission
F. Wharton Hippie
Horace Hill
R. H. Hinchman
Hill
Hinchman
Wild Cat
Robert D. Chriskey
Hinple
Chriskey
Earle
Edgar Featherson
Ghitskey
Looting at Real Estate Trust Ties Directors to Fraud
Philadelphia reports reveal two directors also lawyers profited up to 750000 by steering security loans from a 5300000 bank pool to Adolph Segal. DA Bell vows full justice as Hipple’s scheme and bogus bonds are exposed, shaking Presbyterian funds and depositors.
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Philadelphia
Bell
Adolph Segal
Hipple
Trust Company
Earle
Mr. Earle
Segal
Navy Machinist Maurice Miller Dies in San Francisco
Maurice Miller aged 21, a machinist in the United States Navy, died of typhoid fever at the naval hospital in San Francisco. His father, Henry A. Miller, of 1839 Jackson Street, received word of the death on Wednesday. Miller learned his trade in the Wabash shops and enlisted in the Navy in February. He had been assigned to the Mare Island Navy Yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Miller
United States Navy
Naval Hospital
San Francisco
Henry A. Miller
Jackson Street
Navy
Veterans Rally At New Haven Indiana Reunion
Veterans of the Thirtieth Indiana regiment and Eleventh Indiana battery gather in New Haven to mark their annual reunion. Large crowds arrive by interurban and rail, with registration reaching 240 by noon. A free noon dinner, tented meals, and social events accompany business sessions and a campfire in the M E church as communities honor the veterans.
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Sentinel
New Haven
Ind
Indiana Regiment
Eleventh Indiana Battery
Eleventh Battery
James A. Crippen
M. P. Church
M. H
M. P
Fort Wayne
Dynamite Wrecks Miner Bell Home in Republic
A house fire in Republic, Alabama caused four cases of dynamite and 225 pounds of black powder to explode. Killed were J. R. Bell and Mrs. Bell. injured were Edward Bell W S Bottomlee Moses Bottomlee Maud Bell Lily Bell and several unnamed neighbors. The blast caused widespread consternation in the community.
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Birmingham
Ala
Republic
J. R. Bell
Bell
Edward Bell
W. S. Bottomlee
Moses Bottomlee
Maud Bell
Lily Bell
Sixth Annual Winebrenner Family Reunion Held in Noble County
Descendants of David Winebrenner met at 2082 Oliver Street for the sixth annual reunion hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Edsall. Guests from Marion Indiana Milford North Webster Warren Fort Wayne and Wabash attended with dinners on the lawn and afternoon amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Winebrenner
Noble County
Jasper Edsall
Oliver Street
Edsall
Marion
Ind
Eliza Scarlet
Milford
John Weed
North Webster
Lincoln
John Scarlet
John Richardson
Edward Winebrenner
Merriam
Delita Winebrenner
Warren
Mary Harrold
Mattie Sprowl
Karl McMeans
Brinfield
Rosie Sutton
Fort Wayne
C. WB. Scarlet
John Kress
G. W. Ott
Frank Edsall
Wabash
J. W. Gallaway
Renner
City Council Advances Annexation to Five Wards
A favorable council report approved annexing new territory to the first second fifth sixth and ninth wards. Boundaries to be published by The Sentinel with official ordinance issuance. The fees and salaries committee also met to consider raising police department pay.
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Sentinel
Police Department
Soramittes Ae
Allen County Cattle and Horse Entries Grow for Fair
Entries for the Great Fort Wayne Fair include Baird Bros. of Huntertown with short horn cattle and Crouch stables of Lafayette sending fifty stalls for their horses. The grand stand check room is to be used this year, and entries close September 14. Pearse and Fleming prepared their horses for the track as Secretary Myers visits Van Wert and Portland for prospects.
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Fort Wayne
Baird Bros
Huntertown
Crouch
Lafayette
Indianapolis
Pearse
Fleming
Myers
van Wert
Portland
APPROVE FOOD LAWS
The science section of the American Pharmaceutical association nominated Dr. Reid Hunt for chairman and Virgil Coblentz for secretary. Professor John Ari Lloyd described botanical research in the Levant. The annual address came from Professor Charles E B Caspari. The Ebert prize went to James O. Schlattenbeck. A joint conference of boards and faculties was held.
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Indianapolis
American Pharmaceutical Association
Reid Hunt
Washington
Virgil Coblentz
New York
John Ari Lloyd
Cincinnati
Levant
Charles EB. Caspari
St. Louis
L. F. Kebler
James O. Schlattenbeck
University of Michigan
Burned in Explosion at Lake Wawasee Injures Magee
R L Magee of this city was severely burned by a gasoline explosion at Lake Wawasee. He examined a lake boat in a boathouse when a gasoline leak ignited after he lit a match. Injuries to both hands and face, not life threatening, will keep him from work for weeks. He returned home to 835 West Berry Street.
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R. L. Magee
Lake Wawasee
Magee
West Berry Street
P. C. Hastment
Mr. Bowser
Attorney Reed Purchases 83 Acre Southwest Farm
Attorney W. H. Reed has bought an eighty three acre stock farm twelve miles southwest of the city along the Southwestern Traction line. The property is well improved with several springs. Reed plans to operate a stock farm. The sale was arranged by J. W. Brewer Real Estate Agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Reed
Southwestern Traction Company
Reed
J. W. Brewer Real Estate Agency
Harmer School Wins Chicago American Statuary Prize
The Harmer school in this city was named winner of the Chicago American most popular central western school contest. The prize, a group of statuary valued at 150 dollars, will be delivered to the school this week. The award brings a handsome addition to the school’s decorations.
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Chicago American
Harmer School
Priso Ag
Bowser Falls Quiet, Then Resting Spell Alarms Wife
A wife witnesses husband Bowser soften his temper amid household friction and shop talk. The doctor calls it a resting spell before a possible outburst, as the couple navigates bills, a broken window, and a looming family visit.
Cabby’s Suggestion in a London Street Scene
A London Paper excerpt shows a dialogue where an elderly woman hurries a cabman to catch a train. The cabby notes the man’s weakness and staggers but offers to rush if possible, calling for a horse to fly as they attempt a quicker ride.
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London Paper
Photographers Meet in Indiana Studio October 9 10 11
Invitations issued by G. J. Parrott invite Indiana Photographic Art League members to a three day meeting in his studio from October 9 to 11. About twenty five to fifty members are tied to the organization, with aims to discuss and compare notes on duties and additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Parrott
Indiana: Photographic Art League
Purpore
Stolypin Readies Reforms Amid Steel Will Against Terror
Premier Stolypin presses a government program promising reforms cannot be delayed while warning terror and revolutionists. The note, praised by business on the Bourse, also introduces field courts martial across much of the empire to curb mutiny and terrorism, alarming many officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Stolypin
M. Stolypin
Czar Announces Aims in Government Program
An official communication outlines court martials for political crimes and harsher penalties for revolutionary propaganda, while promising reforms. It pledges reduced restrictions on Jews, greater provincial autonomy, Zemstvos in Poland and the Baltic provinces, an income tax, police reforms, and land regulations transferring 4,000,000 dessiatines to peasants.
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Witte
Council of the Empire
Poland
Baltic
Caucasus
St. Petersburg
Struck by Street Car on Broadway Near Calhoun
Passengers on a northbound Broadway car at Calhoun and Railroad streets witnessed a man dash into its path and be knocked down. The pedestrian rose unhurt after brief assistance, repeating “My name is Christ Becker.” He hurried away with little information.
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Calhoun
Railroad
Christ“Becker
Woman Harms From Streetcar Incident Near Fort Wayne
A brief report notes Miss Frieda Mund of nearby countryside suffered minor bruises after attempting to alight a streetcar near East Creighton avenue and Thomas street shortly before Thursday. The car had come to a stop during the event.
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Wood
Realty Bank
Town Gay
Thirtieth Regiment
Miner Bell
Council
Allen County
Crouch Stable
Columbus Grove
Ohio
Henry Knippen
Cloverdale
Putnam County
Toledo State Hospital
Bowser
Wife
Doctor
Edgar
M. Quad
Swift & Co
Cabby
Russia
Reform
Czar
Christ Becker
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