Arrest Follows Detroit Bank Failure
Detroit February reports state Vice President Frank C. Andrews of City Savings Bank was arrested and charged with fraud for over1 million dollars diverted from the bank. Cashier Henry C. Andrews is ill with nervous prostration. the bank’s liabilities and security holdings are detailed amid a broad inquiry by Banking Commissioner Maltz.
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Frank C. Andrews
City Savings Bank
George L.maltz
Henry C. Andrews
Andrews
Maltz
F. C. Andrews
F.C. Andrews
F. C. Pingree
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Frenny R. Andrews
Frank’ .C
Pingrases
Ward I. Andrus
Tiomer McGraw
Joseph Schulters
Osborne
W.T. McGraw
Christian
Hunt
Detroit Trust Company
Board of Education
Board of Tducation
Clearing Trouse Association
City Savings. Bank
M. W. O'Brien
Re. C. Bowman
Gration Avenue
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Bank suspension triggers tense scenes as depositors react
Bank officials deny debts to Mercantile National while confirming a large balance in its favor. Officers were nearby to prevent disorder, though no intervention was needed. T.B. Schenk and James V. Lott of Mercantile National clarify the Detroit bank’s relations.
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James V. Lott
Mercantile National Bank
New York
Detroit
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Mercantile National
Masked burglars steal from ex congressman in Newark
Burglars entered the home of ex congressman W H Fielder at 171 Littleton Avenue Newark early today. Two masked men forced a revolver to the head of Fielder's son and escaped with a gold watch and chain $15 and an overcoat. The men left after shattering a window pane. police seek clues as similar break ins have been reported in Bayonne Jersey City and Orange.
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N. J
W. H. F. Fielder
Littleton Avenue
Bayonne
Jersey City
Orange
Suspected Gentlemen Burglars Nabbed in Newark Arrest
Newark police lock up two men and John Penn after a Broad Street stakeout. Detectives traced the trio to 29 Liberty Street and recovered silverware including forks spoons cream pitchers and melted silver plus revolvers dynamite fuse drills and tools. Names marked on silverware include A. Cla R. A. A and R. Franklin.
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Newark
N. J
Carroll
Long
Broad Street
John Penn
Liberty Street
Penn
R. Franklin
Allen bill aims to strip Tammany of civil service shield
Albany Feb 10 Assemblyman James A Allen Republican National Committee man Gibbs district introduced a bill to remove every Tammany official from city service within six months. It abolishes pre 1902 civil service lists and allows immediate removals with temporary appointments lasting six months. Honorably discharged service members receive preference for temporary posts.
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James A. Allen
New York
Gibbs
Allen
Tammany
City of New York
Giant skeletons found near Guadalupe and Mesa Rich
Antiquarians plan an expedition to explore a New Mexico region after reports of enormous skeletons. A ranch on Quintana land yielded a 12 foot frame, with forearm four feet and jaw teeth ranging from hazelnut to walnut size. Chest circumference reportedly seven feet, fueling belief in a vanished giant race.
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Los Angeles
Guadalupe
N. M
Mesa Rich
Las Vegas
Luiciana
Quintana
Mexico
Ship Burned at Sea Off Cape May Point
A three masted schooner burned off Cape May Point with the crew believed in small boats amid ice floes. Life Savers from Cape May Point Cold Spring and Turtle Gut worked hours to reach them but could not navigate the ice. The burning vessel may have sank as rescuers faced peril from the ice and cold.
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N. J
Cape May Point Light
Cape
Delaware
Gape May Point
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Turtle Gut
Restriction of Immigration in New Industrial Report
The Industrial Commission's third report proposes labor rules requiring color blindness tests for engineers and switchmen, and makes on duty intoxication a misdemeanor. It urges codifying immigration laws, raising head tax to $3, stricter border inspections, deportation of anarchists, and extending deportation to five years with one year costs borne by shipping firms.
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Secretary of the Treasury
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Steamship Company
The Death Penalty in France Debated
The Paris correspondent reports the Chamber of Deputies rejected Julien Pumas's motion to abolish capital punishment despite Hugo's abolitionist legacy. The vote focuses on ending the cost of executions and aligns with Hugo's anti death penalty stance.
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NEW York Times
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Paris
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Chamber of Deputies
Julien Pumas
Hugo
Pittsburg and Western to gain northern outlet
The Pittsburg and Western Railroad, newly acquired by the Baltimore and Ohio system, will soon secure a northern outlet. New York Central engineering has finished a fifty mile survey for an extension from its Pennsylvania division terminal via Brookville Brady and Karnes City to connect with the Pittsburg and Western.
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Pittsburg and Western Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio System
New_York Central Railroad engineering department
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New York Central
Brookville
Ast Brady
Karnes City
Pittsburg and Western
Bequests to Churches and Schools in Thomas D. Robertson Estate
Rockford Illinois February 10 heirs may receive $30 000 in educational and religious gifts from the Robertson estate The list includes Rockford College Beloit College Rockford Hospital Association American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions American Bible Society Chicago Theological Seminary Congregational Home Missionary Society New York American Missionary Association and Congregational Church Building Society Company with amounts ranging from 1 000 to 5 000 dollars
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Rockford College
Beloit College
Rockford Hospital Association
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Massachusetts
American Sunday School Enron
American Bible Society
Chicago Theological Seminary
Congregational, Home Missionary _ Society of New York
American Missionary Association
Congregational Church Building Society Company
Burnett's Extract of Vanilla Endorsed by Hotels and Clubs
Ady proclaims Burnett's Extract of Vanilla as the exclusive choice for leading hotels and clubs, signaling strong endorsement for culinary use and social venues.
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Burnett
Ady
German Mission Buildings Burned Near Canton
A German Berlin Missionary Society complex at Fagen near Canton was set ablaze by an anti Christian mob on February 7. Missionaries led by Rev M Rahr and his wife and infant escaped and reached Canton. attackers are linked to anti Christian feuds and claim ties to French Catholic missions.
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London Times
NEW York Times
London
Hongkong
the Times
Kwang-Tung
Bahr
Canton
Associated Press
Berlin Missionary Society
Fagen
M. Rahr
Berlin
Sugar Conference in Vienna Delays to February 17
Vienna reports the International Sugar Conference adjourned to February 17 so German and Austrian delegates can receive government instructions. Britain’s stance on bounty systems worries Austrian beet sugar producers who fear future industry harm. Czech and German Reichstag members press for parliamentary action as talks with Berlin and Vienna unfold.
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New York Times
London
Vienna
the Times
Great Britain
Austria
Reichsrath
Berlin
England
Austrian Sugar Trust
Rioters From Olgopol District Face Trial in Odessa
The Times reports thirty three peasants from Olgopol district in Podolia are on trial in Odessa for resisting authorities. Olgopol saw severe rioting with officials and police injured and several killed. Trials are secret, with nearly a hundred more rioters awaiting case.
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NEW York Times
London
Kieff
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Olgopol
Podolia
Odessa
Russia
South
Victor Napoleon's Manifesto Draws Mild Reaction
The Lonpoyx Times notes Prince Victor Napoleon has issued a new manifesto amid Brussels indifference after returning from a visit to Empress Eugénie in Switzerland. The Belgian press doubts any Bonapartist revival in France and says the pretenders have no future in French politics.
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Times
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Chateau Darenberg
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France
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Prince Louis
Duke of
Orléans
Patriotic Meeting in Sydney Demonstrates Imperial Unity
A Sydney town hall gathering presided over by the Mayor drew six thousand attendees. Prominent New South Wales politicians spoke as resolutions praised the British government’s South African War conduct and Lord Kitchener, deprecating anti-British rumors and urging colonial unity with the empire.
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NEW York Times
London
the Times
Sydney
New South Wales
Lord Kitchener
The Overland Limited Leaves Chicago for California
The Every Day Train to California known as the Overland Limited departs Chicago at 8:00 PM. Service routes include Chicago and North Western, Union Pacific, and Southern Bus. Advertising copy notes offices at 461, 287, and 349 Broadway.
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Chicago
Chicago & North-Western
Union Pacific
Southern Bus
Broadway
Adyv
Roosevelt Jr. suffers double pneumonia in Groton
Theodore Roosevelt Jr the president’s eldest son lies seriously ill in Groton Massachusetts with bilateral pneumonia. Doctors monitor his condition and expect a crisis by Wednesday as President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt stay near at the infirmary awaiting developments with oxygen treatment provided.
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Mass
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Roosevelt
George B. Cortelyou
Alexander Lambert
New York
Lawrence
Dr. Shattuck
Young Roosevelt
Washington
Prince Henry Delays US Visit Amid Roosevelt Son Illness
Washington reports Prince Henry of Prussia may defer his planned visit to the United States due to the grave illness of President Roosevelt's son. Berlin notes the gravity of the situation and maintains arrangements for a farewell dinner and private talks with Emperor William.
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United States
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Groton
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Potsdam
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Kiel
Bremerhaven
New York
Prince
Princess Henry
Presbyterian minister denounces McKinley death stance
In Baltimore on February 10 Rev Oliver Hemstreet drew sharp rebuke from fellow ministers by claiming President McKinley was assassinated by an anarchist and that McKinley bore responsibility for the death. He argued the President tolerated cannteen stain and anarchist influence, prompting denials from church leaders including Rev De Witt Benham.
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Oliver Hemstreet
McKinley
Hemstreet
Philadelphia
the Methodist Church
Carroll
Hishops
Homestreet
de Witt Benham
Mr Lewisohn's Gift Fuels Hebrew School Funding Effort
At Temple Emanu El a decision will be reached on retaining the word Hebrew in the Hebrew Technics School for Girls at 267 Henry Street. Adolph Lewisohn donated 75,000 toward a new school building and Nat Myers added 35,000. A committee will choose a site near the present Henry Street structure as the school expands non sectarian education for East Side poor, with about 150 graduates yearly and earning capacity rising in the first year.
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Temple Emanu-El
Forty-third Street
Fifth Avenue
Hebrew Technics School For
Henry Street
Niathaniel Myers
West Fifty-seventh Street
Adolph Lewisohn
Myers
Trebrew Technical School For
Canal Route Boosts Nicaragua Appeal in Senate Hearing
Prof. Lewis M Haupt of the Isthmian Canal Commission testified before the Senate Committee on Interoceanic Canals. He argued the Nicaragua route could offer cheaper harbor upkeep at its ends and noted difficulties with dam construction on the Panama line. he acknowledged longer total voyage distances via Panama despite a shorter canal.
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Washington
Lewis M. Haupt
Isthmian Canal Commission
Sensic Committee On
Railroad Company Must Pay Losses From Colorado Springs Fire
Denver February 10 Court of Appeals holds the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad liable for the Colorado Springs fire October 1 189s. An insurance company can recover amounts paid and need only show the railroad caused the fire by circumstantial evidence. Losses total about 400000 with suits around 300000.
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Denver and Rio Grande
Denver
Col
Court of Appeals
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Company
Adair Wilson
Colorado Springs
Rucker
Granite workers face wage clash likely strike
Concord reports a probable strike among New England granite workers as firms plan a March wage schedule. Men oppose cuts and resist increases in the day's work, warning they will not submit to reductions while a price-list rise is rumored.
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Concord
N. H
New England
All Deerfoot Farm Sausages Made at the Farm
Advertisement notes that all Deerfoot Farm sausages are prepared at the Souuthboro Massachusetts farm citing the choice materials and the neatness and cleanliness of preparation as the key to success.
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Souuthboro
Mass
Restoration Underway After Paterson Fire
Paterson New Jersey battles to recover after a major blaze that devastated the city core. Banks reopen in temporary quarters while merchants relocate and pledge new constructions. Volunteers tally aid as residents shelter with friends and relatives and officials estimate losses.
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Paterson
N. J
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