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Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1911

Page

8

Robin Robinovitch Faces Six More Indictments In Bank Theft

New York January six more indictments accuse Joseph G Robinovitch of thefts totaling two hundred thousand dollars. The bank wrecker allegedly stole two hundred eighty thousand dollars overall according to grand jury findings. District Attorney Whitman reported Lexow counsel to Robin died of worry over the case. In a Brooklyn office scene Robin admitted knowing the Rabinovitch couple who claimed he was their son. The Rabinovitches and Dr Louise Robinovitch denied parentage as the attorney and alienists discussed possible incompetence proceedings.

New York Joseph G. Robin Whitman Clarence K. Lexow Robin Hils Herman Rabinovitch Brooklyn Rabinovitch Louise Robinovitch

Rich Woman on Stand in Slander Case

Naomi Ring Sweary, reputed wealthy resident of Mount Vernon, testifies in White Plains Supreme Court defense of a $25,000 slander suit filed by Grace Raymond, a former Sunday school teacher. Ring denies using insults about Raymond and invokes God as her witness. Letters claimed by Ring's lawyer to mitigate damages are disputed by Raymond.

Naomi Ring White Plains N. Y Vernon Morschauser Supreme Court Grace Raymond Mount Vernon

Resurrection Garments and Train Disaster Reported

One former member of Mary Baker Eddy’s inner circle says Eddy discussed her resurrection or demonstration and planned garments for after death. The report places these garments in Eddy’s Newton home. Also reported: a train wreck near Cathcart, Cape Colony, killed fifteen and injured about fifty townspeople. The markets list various commodities with prices and notes steady to firm trends.

Boston Mary Baker Eddy Mrs. Eddy Queenstown Union of South Africa Cathcart Cape Colony London

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