Roseville Trust closes after discovery of large shortage
Newark reports Roseville Trust Company on Roseville Avenue and Orange Street shut by New Jersey banking officials after a $200,000 to $250,000 shortage was found. Officers including President O'Dette and Treasurer Smithe were implicated. Smithe could not be found. An official statement was pending as inspectors continued the investigation.
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Newark
N. J
Roseville Trust Company
Roseville Avenue
Orange Street
Ban and Insurance
la Ute
Ferguson Wad Harden
Wimamy' P. O'Detti
William Patrice
W' Foster
Ban
Ray Smithe
Rat Pehce
Smith
Orange
Trepton
Javagy Department of Banking and Insurdice
Rose Git , Trust Company
Thunas Kk
Johnson
Poheiteracits
Nation's coffers fill as tobacco and liquor taxes rise
Internal revenue data show a record year ending June 30 1913 with $344 424 453 collected. Whisky and brandy taxed at $157 542 000 while beer liquor and cigarettes boosted revenue. New York second in total taxes behind the nation. Saloons and wholesale liquor dealers declined despite higher consumption.
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William H. Osborne
Internal Revenue
Washington
Uncle Sam
Ter Treasury
Pga
Thia
Porto
mPa
Philippine Prodnihies Hinos
New York
Message Found From Rouse Simmons Bottled on Lake Michigan
A bottle recovered near Burgeon Bay Wisconsin carried a message dated November 23 and claimed the Rouse Simmons known as the Christmas Ship sank with all hands after a storm while carrying Christmas trees from the northern woods to Chicago. The note dated 10 30 P M listed Captain Charles Nelgon and said all aboard were lashed to one line as the ship went down about twenty miles southeast of Twin River Point. The finder Frank Lauscher son of a fisherman located the bottle while near Helich, several miles from Burgeon Bay.
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Charles Meteo
Rouse Simmons
Lake Michigan
Btergéon Bay
Wis
Frank ‘Lauscher
Twin River Point
Fifteth
Goodby
Charles Nelgon
Lanscher
Negregs Held an Exposition and Incorporation Papers
Fragmentary text reports an exposition event in Chicago during August and September 1914. It mentions incorporation papers filed at 8 NL, and a national organization formed to promote emancipation exposition activities. Details are garbled and unclear.
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Natloge
Chicago
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