Jerowe's Sleuths Accused of Graft in Police Duty
District Attorney Jerome's staff detectives and four police officers face graft and perjury allegations. Affidavits describe bluff raids in coffee houses and saloons, revolvers drawn, searches for gambling evidence, and pockets emptied as supposed evidence. Witnesses allege brutality, falsified testimonies, and improper arrests with funds never returned. Investigations by the District Attorney and Gen. Bingham are ongoing.
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Reardon
Jerome
Joseph H Wasserman
John H. Butler
John J. March
Police Department
Bingham
Mara
Harry A. Gordon
Manheim & Manheim
Charles 8. Mererson
Wasserman
Mererson
Max S.levine
Essex Market Court
Court House
Wahie
Mr. Meyerson
Gordon
Meyerson
Jacob Rosuuab
125Th Street
Sergt. Wasserman
Butler
Gingham
Mabelle Gilman Corey’s Mother II
Mabelle Gilman Corey’s mother lies seriously ill at North Adams hospital. Her husband and sixteen year old daughter Jemier stay by her side. Mr Gilman sought a vaudeville booking for his daughter at the Colonial Theatre Pittsfield but found no open dates.
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Nortit Adams
Mass
Mapele Gilman
Corey
Adams Hospital
Jemier
Old Guard Seeks Armory Space Dismissed by Controller
Board notes a request from the Old Guard for an armory after previous application to the Controller. The Controller, a board member, declined public support, sending the matter to the Armory Board, where it was filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Guard
Armory Board
Museum director moves hippo carcass to mount
Director Bumpus of the Museum of Natural History obtained permission from Central Park authorities to remove the body of Caliph the hippopotamus after nineteen of his thirty four years in the park. Five tons of the dead hippo were removed for mounting.
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Bumpus
The
Museum of Natural History
Central Park
Caliph
Brooklyn News Notes Epidemiology and Local Incidents
Brooklyn veterinary chief reports rabies in does and glanders in horses at epidemic levels across the borough. A court denies McNeile’s writ of mandamus over transfer tax eligibility. A delivery horse ran wild, killed itself after striking a telegraph pole. rider Flynn injured. Stephen White retires from Plymouth Church trusteeship and treasurer post. Arthur Wilson, 25, found with a broken skull at Fifth Avenue and Forty-second Street. taken to Norwegian Hospital after alleged assault by several men.
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Lachland Mclean
Brooklyn
Ete
Abbott
McNeile
Centroller
Civil Service
Nassau
Bridge Streets
Edward Flynn
Jay, Street
Flynn
Arthur Wilson
Baum v Long Island Express case tests full carrier liability
The Millicent Baum suit against Long Island Express Company challenges whether public service law elevates carrier liability beyond traditional limits. A jury awarded Baum the full claimed amount, prompting questions about the validity of receipts and the Public Service Commission statute and potential Court of Appeals review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millicent Baum
Long Island Fixpress Company
Public Service Commission
Supreme Court
One Addams
Arverne
L. I
Long Island Express Company
Madison Avenue
Miss Baum
David B.baum
Nassau Street
Shoe
Long Island I Express Company
Railroad Corporation
Street Railroad Corporation
Common Carrier
Ahearn Restored to Place in Manhattan Borough Presidency
John F. Ahearn seated as de facto Borough President after prior removal and pending quo warranto action. Mayor McClellan recognizes his status while not affirming the claim. Board approves 600 additional patrolmen, $2,000,000 Manhattan Bridge stock, and $10,000 to the Public Service Commission, amid clash between Coler and Metz over bond funds and press coverage.
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John F. Ahearn
Manhattan
Board of Estimate
McClellan
Pendiecton
Arahearn
Borough of
Corporation Counsel
Ahearn
Ahearn An
Servic Commission
Coler
Brooklyn
Metz
Tne Coler
Board of Estimate Debates Blackwell Island Bridge Plaza
The Board of Estimate held a hearing on the Controller's plan to remove the proposed plaza and widening of Second Avenue for the Blackwell's Island Bridge. Grout Crimmins and O'Brien opposed the plan while Metz Cochran supported it. The matter was referred to a special committee to report in four weeks.
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Board of Estimate
Blackwell's Island Bridge
Second Avenues
Fifty-ninth
Second Avenue
Fifty-seventh Street
Sixty-first Street
Grout
Morgan J. O'Brien
John D. Crimmins
Leo Schlesinger
Blackwell's Island Bridge Protective Association
Metz
W. Bourke Cochran
Ntil
Crimimins
O'Brien
Cochran
McGowan
Ahearn
Savings Banks Report Steady Deposits Amid Panic Recovery
A canvass of major New York savings banks shows deposits from Jan 1 to Jan 10 near or above levels in prior years, signaling renewed confidence. Bank officials cite revoked withdrawal notices and the sixty day rule as stabilizing factors and note continued depositors in line at windows.
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Union Dime Savings Institution
Greeley Square
Greenwich Savings Bank
Fifteenth Street
Sixth Avenue
Germain Savings Bank
Fourth Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Savings Bank
Bowery
Cooper Union
Bowery Savings Bank
Grand Street
Emigrant—Industrial Savings Bank
Chambers Street
Thomas M. Mulry
Emigrant Savings Bank
Phar
Gustav Fr. Amthor
Italy
Amtheor
James Quinlan
Hik
Greenwich
Momey
Franklin Soriety reports 25 percent deposit rise
Franklin Soriety for Home Building and Savings officials said the first ten days of January saw a 25 percent rise in new depositors compared with last year while withdrawals remained below normal. Manager Tlennessy noted preparations for higher withdrawals after the January dividend but deposits surpassed expectations, ending with $139,000 more on deposit than a year ago.
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Franklin Soriety
Charles O'C. Tlennessy
Miner Fires Shot in Grand Central Hotel
Henry Beckus a Seattle miner was arrested after firing one shot from a revolver at the Grand Central Hotel on Forty third Street and Third Avenue. Police found about 38000 in Bulls gold dust two nuggets three diamond pins a knife and a magazine revolver on him. He and a woman Connie Shon entered a rear room and threatened to shoot. Officers Carroll and Shaughnessy intervened.
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Grand Central Tatel
Forty-third Street
Third Avenue
Henry Beckus
Seattle
Washington
Fifty-first Street
Beckus
Connie
Carroll and
Shaughnessy
Deputy Attaches Westchester Railway Office Furniture
Deputy Sheriff Philip Nuss of Westchester levied on the Westchester Electric Railway offices at Mount Vernon after a $10,000 judgment favoring Mrs. Mary F. Gahn of New Rochelle. The attachment targets office furniture since cars tracks and speeding tripl ey cars could not be seized, and counsel M. J. Tier nex seeks additional seizure options.
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Philip Nuss
Westchester
Mary F. Gahn
New Rochelle
Westchester Electric Railway
Mount Vernon
M. J. Tiernex
Miss Winrence Burns Seeks Guardian Ad Litem in 5000 Damages Suit
Miss Winrence Burns and her guardian ad litem to be appointed by Lapierre Court Justice Davis yesterday filed to sue Dr. Stanley O. Sabel of 117 West Fifty-eighth Street for 5000 damages alleging an assault while in a professional capacity.
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Winrence Burns
Simuel G. Burns
Amsterdam Avenue
Lapierre Court
Davis
Ad Litem
Stanley O. Sabel
West Fifty-eighth Street
Government critic Hepburn denounces Treasury system in rally
Parton Hepburn president of the Chase Nation Tank denounces the Sub-Treasury. He argues government deposits hoard money and impede commerce. He supports a central bank of issue and warns current policy forces banks to hoard funds.
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Colma University
Parton Hepburn
Chase Nation
Urrones
Hepburn
Fle
Treasury
Ignere Ovapdorans Citigen
Ely
Panama
Merecess Po
Hepharn
Rankges
Judgment for Knickerbocker Trust in Ursinal Coal suit
Judgment entered yesterday in the United States Circuit Court in favor of the Knickerbocker Trust Company against Ursinal Coal Mining Company for 8150 on a note wheel originally 41700. The defendant did not answer. balance due on note was 7200 with accrued interest composing the rest of the judgment.
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Knickerbocker Trust Company
Ursinal Coal Mining Company
Lacombe
Compulsory Physical Education Urges Gymnastics for Honors
Prof Dudley A Sargent argues in The School Review for compulsory physical education including gymnastic or strenuous tasks as a condition for honors. He contends colleges should award honors only to students who meet a fitness standard to protect health amid academic pressure.
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Chicago
Dudley A. Sargent
Sarvard
School Review
University of Chicago Press
Prof. Sarcent
Pr. Sargent
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