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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1909
Page
3
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company at 475 Fifth Avenue near 41st Street offers interest on Deposit Accounts acts as custodian of personal property and manager of real property and provides travelers letters of credit foreign money and express checks.
Testimony in the Howard Gould separation case centers on Mrs Gould’s alleged intoxication at Castle Gould and Blue Gap Farm. Carpenters and coachmen described repeated drinking, abusive language, and a claimed coffee poisoning plot, with witnesses detailing drives, accidents, and tensions at the Gould properties.
The Cunarder Mauretania sailed for Liverpool with passengers including Miss Inez Milholland a noted suffragette and Vassar graduate planning to enroll at New York University Law School on her return. Also aboard were John E Milholland and Frances Starr on a working and resting voyage. William Guggenheim failed to depart, while Robert F Munro heads abroad for American Cotton Oil Co business and leisure at Continental resorts.
Paul Endemann, a 7 year teller at the Jefferson Bank Houston Street branch, confessed to misappropriating about 40 000 dollars, with figures possibly reaching 77 000. He was arrested in Brooklyn and held on 40 000 bail, awaiting examination. Detectives link the losses to bets on horse races and associates who placed wagers.
Giovanni Savarese, an Italian banker of 536 Ninth Avenue, has been missing since Monday evening. His bank was shuttered yesterday and a notice on the door directed all creditors to present claims at the Italian Consulate, 226 Lafayette Street. Lavarese’s law firm is involved in the matter.
Savarese, a Neapolitan bank owner in New York, vanished amid threats from the Black Hand. Creditors and an Italian Consulate representative filed an inventory of Savarese’s bank and grocery holdings, with assets sufficient to cover debts. His lawyer says no cause for unease existed and there is no record of his being in police custody.
Former Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks was hosted by Kyoto Governor and Osaka Mayor during his journey to Kobe. He addressed school teachers and the Christian Girls' School there before sailing for Korea the next day.
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