Indicted Brooklyn Employees Accused of $70,000 Heist at Police Gazette
Richard K. Fox testified that George A. Oxx and Adolph Chuboda, long trusted at The Police Gazette, allegedly embezzled about $60,000 to $80,000 over seven years. Oxx faced General Sessions arraignment for robbing Fox. Chuboda faced three indictments for larceny with bail set at $7,500 for Oxx and $5,000 to $7,500 for Chuboda debated before Judge Foster.
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George A. Oxx
Treet
Brooklyn
Police Gazette
Judge Foster
Richard K. Fox
Adolph Chuboda
East Fifth Street
Fox
Lewis Lubin
Liberty Street
Chuboda
Lubin
Brother Collapses as Brother Dies After Truck Accident
Jacob De Wilde age 30 of Garfield died at General Hospital Passaic from injuries after a truck ran him down while unhooking a horse in front of General Chemical Works on Eighth Street. He died as his brother Abram of Lodi lay injured, Abram collapsing upon learning the news and remaining in critical condition.
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New York Times
Passaic
N. J
Jacob de Wilde
Garfield
General Hospital
General Chemical Works
Eighth Street
de Wilde
Abram
Lodi
United Piece Dye Works
Fielder to Head Princeton Trustees at June Commencement
At Princeton University's annual trustees meeting on June 10, Nov Fielder will take the oath as president of the board. He will wear cap and gown and lead the academic procession with university president John G. Hibben during commencement exercises.
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New York Times
Trenton
N. J
Princeton University
Fielder
John G. Hibben
Court Hearings Begin After Severe Schoolyard Attack
Twelve year old Sidney Trilling, badly injured in a March 10 attack by a gang from Public School 64, testified in private at the Children's Court yesterday. He and his brother Louis identified John Callahan Timothy Murphy and Albert Ulmer as attackers. a fourth unnamed boy was alleged but unconfirmed by police. The defendants were remanded to the Children's Society until June 10 as Sidney remains partly paralyzed and under hospital care.
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Children’s Court
Justice Hoyt
Sidney Trilling
East Eighty-eighth Street
Louis
East Fighty-first Street
First Avenue
Eighty-sixth Street
Eighty-eighth Street
Sidneys
Eeromee
Sidney
Sydenham Hospital
East 116Th Street
M. I. Blank
Louis Trilling
McIntosh
East
Eighth Street
John Callahan
Avenue A
Timothy Murphy
Albert Ulmer
East Fighty-seventh Street
Trilling
Hunger strike hunter defeats wolves for bounty
Owen Hughes of Angelo Township spent four days watching a wolf den to starve them out. When the pack dashed from their den, Hughes killed them and collected 110 dollars. He said he endured a hunger strike but would not let the wolves escape alive.
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Lacrosse
Wis
Owen Hughes
Angelo Township
Hughes
Opposition to Religious Legislation by Seventh Day Adventists
A delegation of thirty five Seventh Day Adventist clergymen led by Elder P O Corliss from Mountain View California presented a memorial to President Wilson on June 5 opposing religious legislation and enforcement of Sabbath observance by civil law. The document asserts religious liberty principles and protests any state enforcement of creed.
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Washington
Wilson
P. O. Corliss
Mountain View
Cal
Fire damages Newark plant. possible cigarette cause
A fire at Igoe Brothers steel wire and nails plant on Pointer Street and Avenue A in Newark caused between 75 000 and 100 000 dollars in damage. Authorities suspect a cigar or cigarette started the blaze.
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Newark
Igoe Brothers
Pointer Stree
Avenue A
Joseph Howard
Passaic River
Howard
Iron Molder Confesses Murder in 1910 Steubenville Killing
Lee Cage of Wheeling, a member of the Iron Molders' Union, testified in a U S District Court in Columbus that he killed detective John J Reardon in Steubenville Ohio in 1910 during labor troubles He had been acquitted at Steubenville but confessed in a civil hearing leading to a $1500 judgment for Reardon's heirs and dismissal of other actions Cage claimed immunity from further trial after his acquittal and settlement followed.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lee Cage
Iron Molders’ Union
Wheeling
W. Va
United States District Court
John J. Reardon
Pittsburgh
Steubenville
Cage
Sater
Jefferson County
Reardon
Tom
Lewis
Beulah Lord and Raymond Forman Wed in Surprise Marriage
Miss Beulah Lord daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lord of Passaic and Raymond Forman son of Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Forman of Elm Street were married after a week of acquaintance. They traveled from Newark to New York Albany and Utica before meeting relatives and plan to live at 115 Paulison Avenue in Passaic.
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New York Times
Passaic
N. J
Beulah Lord
Edwin B. Lord
van Houten Avenue
Raymond Forman
Gustave Forman
Elm Street
Newark
Miss Lord
Forman
New York
Albany
Utica
Evens Linstrom
Linstrom
Paulison Avenue
Burglars Dynamite Columbus Post Office Safe
Farmers guard rural roads after burglars dynamited the Columbus New Jersey post office safe just after 1 am. The crime yielded 1000 dollars in stamps and 530 dollars in cash. Detectives think the robbers crossed into Pennsylvania within about five hours before discovery.
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New York Times
Burlington
N. J
Columbus
Pennsylvania
Broker Falls Under Train in Rutherford Injury
John B. Kettell a 41 year old New York broker, stepped from an Erie train at Rutherford station and rolled beneath a car. The wheels amputated his left leg below the knee at St. Mary's Hospital. He lives at 142 Francisco Avenue Rutherford. The fall happened as his arms were full of bundles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Passaic
N. J
Erie
Rutherford Station
John B. Kettell
New York
St. Mary’s Hospital
Kettell
Francisco Avenue
Rutherford
Leipzig Vindicated in Harlem Court Case
Abraham Leipzig, a retired man living at Manhattan Square Hotel, was cleared yesterday in Harlem Court of allegations by Mrs. Pearl Weinreb that he took $100. He testified he was with his lawyer at 133 Nassau Street when the alleged theft occurred, while Weinreb said she did not cry out, believing she could later identify Leipzig.
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Abraham Leipzig
Manhattan Square Hotel
Harlem
Pearl Weinreb
Leipzig
Broadway
118Th Street
Seventh Avenue
Barloweater
Samuel J. Jacobs
Nassau Street
Public Service Gas Company Stock Issue Approved
Trenton New Jersey June 5 The State Board of Public Utilities Commissioners finds that President Wilsons seven anti trust laws do not bar the Public Service Corporation from owning stock in its subsidiaries approving a 750000 capital stock issue of the Public Service Gas Company Most of the issue will be absorbed by the parent corporation The board says the Public Service is exempt under the laws.
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New York Times
Trenton
N. J
Presidente Wilson
Public Service Corporation
State Board of Public Utilities Commissioners
Public Service Gas Company
Public Service
Sulzer Sends Regrets for Catskill Speech Conflict
Gen. George W. Wingate received a letter from Gov. Sulzer expressing regret that Sulzer cannot attend the Public School Athletic League meet in Central Park this afternoon due to an engagement in Catskill.
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Sulzer
George W. Wingate
Catskill
Public School Athletic League
Central Park
Not Liable for Train Wind Injury Suit
Justice Adams in the Newark Supreme Court granted Pennsylvania Railroad’s motion to dismiss the $100,000 damages suit brought by Lucius M. Monroe as executor for Lewis C. Green of Norwalk Conn a banker killed in 1910 at Elizabeth station. The court found the railroad not at fault and the case may proceed to higher courts.
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Justice Adams
Supreme Court
Newark
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lewis C. Green
Norwalk
Cond
Elizabeth
Lucius M. Monroe
Green
Glaze
Commission Rule Helps Trenton
The auditing report shows Trenton, New Jersey, benefits from Commission Government with a $4,377.31 decrease in administrative expenditures for the year ending February 28, 1913. Since 1911, revenue deficit fell from $61,807.39 to $12,361.18 and tax collection efficiency rose notably.
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Commission
Trenton
N. J
Justice Davis Ill With Malaria At Home
Justice Vernon M. Davis of the Supreme Court is reported ill at his Lenox Avenue home after several days of fever. Mrs. Davis said the physician suspected malaria but noted the patient seemed improved and not to be long confined indoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Davis
Vernon M. Davis
The
Supreme Court
Lenox Avenue
Samuel Gompers in Good Condition for Operation
Washington June 5 Samuel Gompers President of the American Federation of Labor was in good condition to stand the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gompers
Washington
Samuel Gompers
Fed
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Bordentown
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Iron Molder
Rutherford, N. J
Wallach Bros
Third Ave
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29Th St
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Mad. Sq. Garden
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Riverside Drive
New York City
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Grand Rapids
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Walker St
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