Inquest Opens Into W P Bakers Death Controversy
The inquest into Walter F. Bakers death at Bogota New Jersey opened with testimony from Dr G Howard McFadden and Dr Charles F Adams. Undertaker Ricardo admitted embalming the body before Coroner Lees viewed it, saying he did so on his own responsibility and without orders. The case centers on arsenic findings and whether proper legal protocol was followed before embalming and shipment to Boston.
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Walter F. Baker
Boston
Court House
Hinckenback
Baker
Frank H. Hurd
Bogota
N. J
New York
Cormner
Koester
Hackensack
Malcolm Lawrence
Hurd
Hlurd
Young
Bicker
Ricardo
Hiard
Brown
Tie
Walter
Charles F. Adams
McFadden
Adams
Lees
Dernand
Riccardo
Iurd
Bergen County
George F McGrath
Suffolk County
Young Baker
W. F. Boos
T Underhill
Baker Family
New Jersey
Adler Blames High Rents For Urban Congestion
Dr. Felix Adler denounces rents as the main cause of crowded living in New York, telling a Museum of Natural History audience that relief efforts will not solve the problem. He cites cases of multiple people in single rooms and notes rents consume a quarter of income, more for the poor than the wealthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Adler
Museum of Natural History
New York
Dr. Adler
Appeal for Tchaykovsky memorial signed by British elites
The Friends of Russian Freedom received a memorial presented to the Russian Ambassador in London urging clemency for Nicholas Tchaykovsky held at the Fortress of St. Peter and St. Paul. It notes his thirty years in England and the United States and asks for liberating treatment given age, health issues, and malaria. Signatories include Lords, bishops, deans, MPs, and scientists like Oliver Lodge, Ramsay, and Wallace.
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Friends of Russian Freedom
London
Nicholas Tchaykovsky
St. Peter and St. At
America
Movement For Russian Freedom
Great Britain
England
United States
Tchaykovsky
House of Lords
Durham
Winchester
Lincoln
Manchester
House of Commons
Oliver Lodge
William Ramsay
Alfred Russell Wallace
Sugar Scales Doctored in Sugar Revenue Case
Government Special Agent Richard Parr testified in Brooklyn federal court that an attempted bribe was offered to drop the case against American Sugaring Company employees. He described how scales at Havemeyer & Elder docks were rigged with wire springs to show short weight for sugar shipments.
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United States Secret Service
Chatfield
United States Circuit Court
Brooklyn
American
Richard Parr
Oliver Spitzer
Parr
Spitzer
Morse Indicted by U S Grand Jury in Bank Scandal
Federal Grand Jury returned indictments against Charles W. Morse after weeks of investigation into his dealings with the National Bank of North America. Indictments may be consolidated or count-based. bail arranged, with court appearance set for 10 am. Hanna suit seeks about 405 000. relatives offered 50 000 settlement for second action. judge Hough to receive charges at March term.
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Federal Grand Jury
United States Circuit Court
Charles W. Morse
Judge Hough
Morse
Bunker
Criminal Branch
National Bank of North America
Department of Justice
Washington
Oliver C. Pagan
Pagan
Hanna
Mr. Morse
Wall Street
Deoward
Maine
Subpoenaed Investigator Linked to Exbank Official Case
Herbert T. Auerbach a special investigator for the Attorney General’s office was served a subpoena to appear before the Grand Jury to discuss money transactions alleged by William R. Montgomery ex president of the Hamilton Bank with Nathan Vidaver a special Deputy Attorney General. He must attend Vidaver’s hearing before Magistrate Herrman in the Tombs Court where Vidaver is tried on an extortion charge. Montgomery named Auerbach as the go between who stood closest to Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert T. Auerbach
Attorney General
William R. Montgomery
Hamilton Bank
Nathan Vidaver
Auerbach
Vidaver
Herrman
Tombs Court
Montgomery
Jackson
Oppose Oriental Bank Plan Delayed Appeal Halted
The Appellate Division granted a postponement in the Attorney General's appeal from Justice OGorman's ruling dismissing the bank's receivers. The case set Friday for further argument. The AG argues it would be illegal for the Metropolitan Trust Company to fund the depositors and NY Clearing House as proposed, noting the vote of the trust is uncertified and Brayton Ives lacks director approval.
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Supreme Court
Oriental Bank
Jackson
O’gorman
Metropolitan Trust Company
New York Clearing House
Brayton Ives
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Metropolitan Parks Association
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Fziger
Joseph Lee
Lee
Lower East Side
Howard Bradstreet
Metropolitan Park Association
George W. Goler
Rochester
Bradstreet
Léee K. Frankel
United Hebrew Charities
Leonard G. Robinson
Jewish Agricultural and Industrial Aid Society
Antonio Stella
Amy A. Bernardy
Smith College
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Bernardy
State Consumers’ League
Oppenheim
34Th Street
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Mohawk Valley
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Grand Central Station
Madison
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Broadway
U.S
Hough
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France
P. Finlay & Co., Ltd
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Grand Jury
Anderson's Scotch Madras
Win. G. White
Leonard Street
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