Cashier Beavers Surrenders to Federal Authorities
Abram N. Beavers, cashier of the First National Bank, surrendered to U S marshal in Washington and Montgomery streets. He faces embezzlement charges amounting to 23000 dollars. Ex governor Foster Voorhees, acting as counsel, arranged bail of 10900 dollars. Beavers to appear in Trenton on Feb 17 for federal court action.
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Hampton
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Glen Gardner
Voorhees
United States District Court
Trenton
Miss Taft Witnesses Runaway Injury in Capital Ride
Miss Helen Taft witnessed a serious horse incident after a cross country ride in Rock Creek park. Miss Martha Bowers was thrown from her horse, which broke its neck after colliding with a streetcar, leaving her severely injured.
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Sixteenth Street
Miss Bowers
JAIL TERM DECISION KEPT FROM HEIKE INJURING NEWS
Jersey City reports Charles R. Heike has eight months in prison and a $5000 fine after the Supreme Court upheld his conviction in the sugar weighing frauds while secretary of the American Sugar Refining Co. Heike, ill with heart disease, was shielded from the news by his family.
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Montgomery Street
Court of Last Resort
Supreme Court
United States Circuit Court
Criminal Branch
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Grand Jury
Justice Holmes
General Sickles Flayed by Son in Scathing Tale of Deceit
Stanton Sickles accuses General Daniel Sickles of misusing his income and assets while detailing family strife over debt and mortgages. He claims three Fifth Avenue houses bring $12,000 yearly rent and cites a funding push from locals including a $100 from Governor Sulzer. He says his mother sacrificed for him and that a longtime mistress, Miss Wilmerding, fuels the controversy. He also recalls threats of self harm by the general if legal action proceeds.
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ORRINE Alcohol Cure Offered With Refund Guarantee
An advertisement promotes ORRINE as a home remedy to curb whiskey or beer use. It offers two forms, a tasteless powder and a pill version, with a money back guarantee if the treatment yields no benefit. The note targets wives and mothers and claims the product is sold for years.
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Rich heirs star in tableaux for charity ward
Little Gloria Gould daughter of Mr and Mrs George J Gould appears as The Infant Samuel by Bir Joshua Reynolds in a tableaux vivante staged by Marshall Orme Wilson Newark for the babies ward of Poat graduate hospital Edith Gould her sister also participates along with other children of New Yorks Four Hundred in costly costumes.
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George J. Gould
Marshall Orme Wilson
Newark
Poat, Graduate Hospital
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Reynolds
Edith
New York
Four Hundred
Who Is Entitled to the Butcher’s Trimmings in Court
Irate Evanston resident Mrs G P Jackson challenges butcher I Lapp over meat weight after buying four and a half pounds. She seeks court ruling on whether two pounds of trim can be cut and a four and a half pound steak delivered, post payment. The case highlights a household dispute reaching into Northwestern University circles.
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Evanston
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G. P. Jackson
Northwestern University
Lapp
Weather observations across the United States
Yesterday eight p m observations from the Weather Bureau show clear conditions in Albany Atlantic City Boston New York City New Orleans and Washington while Chicago Buffalo St Louis and others report varying cloudiness and cool to mild temperatures. Albany and New York record about 80 degrees with clear skies. Washington reports 34 degrees with clear conditions.
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