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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1910
Page
3
The test of a bank's strength is its resources to deposit obligations. This company, including stockholders' liability, has over 19 million dollars behind its deposits, plus securities and loans. Few large banks exhibit such a high ratio of capital and surplus to deposits. We welcome potential depositors with proper introductions and clear accounts.
A dozen detectives traced connections between the murder of Moses Sachs, the East Side jeweler found in a Goerck Street trunk, and members of the Lupo gang. Frederico Piedzurro Pietro Carollo and Pietro Lombardi were charged at Essex Market Court and held without bail after Mag istrate Cornell’s hearing as investigators pursued links to Grattano and Lombardi’s stores and the suspected goings on around Goerck Street.
Magistrate O Reilly in Williamsburg court criticized police for arresting Michael Langeleist, an ice dealer at Bleecker and Knickerbocker, for selling ice on Sunday to a family at 377 Bleecker. The magistrate called the arrest ridiculous, noting ice is a necessity in cold weather, and discharged Langeleist.
Special to The New York Times reports 1909 coal mine deaths totaled 2,805 with Cherry Mine disaster excluded from annual figures. Injuries reached 7,979 as reporting expanded to 26 states. Main causes include falls and premature blasts, not gas or dust explosions.
Miss Elizabeth Lipton entered Liberty Avenue Police Station in Brooklyn claiming cows abducted from her senator Bernhardt Bloom. Mounted Officers with four others pursued five cows and a bull through New Lots streets, aided by two policemen, before Lipton guided the animals back to their Elton Street stable at Hegeman Avenue.
Joseph C. Sibley reported spending 840,698.83 to win the Republican nomination for Congress, with 10,466 votes at about four dollars per vote. He defeated incumbent Nelson P. Weller by 689 votes, mostly financed in Venango County. Payments covered information dissemination, voter transport, and watchers, with newspapers receiving about 6,000 and small weeklies 25 each for formal notices.
Mrs. Ernestine Henrici 18 of 147 Montague Street Brooklyn was taken to Cumberland Street Hospital after a police officer saw her leap into the East River from the Annex pier. John Gordon an Adams Express employee rescued her as she surfaced.
Police and witnesses describe a web of debts, a "little black book" of client names, and threats of death by own action. Coroner Hulltzhauser questions whether the door attendant was killed by a fellow inmate or by exposure of hidden secrets about Ellis, the mystic healer.
Three cement workers were shot during a fight at Alsen seven miles south of Catskill New York. One man with five bullets in his body is dying. two others were taken to Kingston Hospital. Suspects fled toward Saugerties as two strangers were later arrested there.
June 19 1924 professional name-getters run petition business in Los Angeles charging 3 to 25 cents per signature. J P Stele secretary of police chief promotes petition experts with name collectors who went on strike for higher pay. Reports say some collectors copy names between petitions at luncheons amid signs of graft in this new field.
Wadleigh High School prepares Tuesday afternoon exercises to honor Dr John G Wight, principal since the school opened thirteen years ago, as he retires. Many alumnae expected to attend the reunion.
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