Shortage of 201000 at Newport Kentucky Bank
United States Bank Examiner Tucker seized the German National Bank at Newport Ky and posted a closure pending examination. Bookkeeper Frank M Brown, missing, is accused of a 201000 shortage dating back ten years in a bank with 109000 capital. Brown, a longtime trusted official, is thought to have fled the country after a jealous woman's disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
United States
Tucker
German National Bank
Newport
Frank M. Brown
Brown
Alvord
New York
First National Bank of
Youtsey
Odin
Til
Browner
Commercial Tribune
Paris C. Brown
Yellowstone Park
Ninth Street
Covington
Chicago
Paris Crown
Aarger
South America
Enquirer
China
Today’s newspaper overview and page indices
The issue lists twelve pages with sections such as Amusements page 11 Arrivals at Hotels and Out of Town Buyers page 1 Court Calendars page 10 Losses by Fire page 3 Marine Intelligence and Foreign Mails page 3 Real Estate page 11 Weather Report page 11 Yesterday’s Fires page 2 and a Poland water boast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Intelligence and Foreign Mails
Harlem Ambulance Duel Ends With Two In Custody
Dr. Levy a Harlem Hospital ambulance surgeon wrestled two patients from Bellevue transfer as they acted out a bicycle lamp fantasy and sought pink monkeys. Louis Orth and Roderick Meagher resisted, were subdued with help from a driver, and taken to Harlem Hospital.
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Dr. Levy
Harlem Hospital
Bellevue
Louis Orth
Eakins & Co
East One Hundred and Ninth Street
Roderick Meagher
East One Hundred
Fourth Street
Orth
Payne
Harlem
Meagher
Explosion Kills Man Near Nostrand and Flushing
A gas conduit explosion by the Edison Electric Light Company at Nostrand and Flushing Avenues Williamsburg killed Anthony Bono and injured several bystanders. Bono had stepped from a Graham and Flushing Avenue car and was near the manhole when the cover exploded. the iron cover struck him, crushing his skull as buildings rattled and glass shattered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison Electric Light Company
Nostrand
Flushing Avenues
Williamsburg
Anthony Bono
Bono
Graham and
Flushing Avenue
Nostrand Avenue
Indiana Doctor Convicted of Murder to Be Freed
Adelbert Swartz, a young Indiana physician, sentenced to life for murder, will be released within thirty days after the pardon board recommended clemency. New evidence exonerates him. Swartz once treated the Johnsons in Fort Wayne before their estrangement and the husband vanished with his body later found slain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
LA. Porte
Ind
Adelbert Swartz
Indiana
Jackson
Mich
Swartz
Fort Wayne
Willard Johnson
Michigan
Johnson
Prosecution of Signor Palizzolo Signals War on Sicilian Mafia
The Court of Appeal orders Signor Palizzolo a Palermo deputy before the Court of Assize on charges he instigated the December 1899 murder of Signor Netarbartolo, ex-mayor of Palermo and former Bank of Sicily director. The case is seen as central to the government’s push to overthrow the Sicilian Mafia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signor Palizzolo
Rome
Court of Appeal
Court of Assize
Chamber of Deputies
Palermo
Signor Netarbartolo
Bank of Sicily
Senator Cushman K. Davis Fails in Health Decline
In St Paul on November 18 the condition of Senator Cushman K. Davis worsened after a brief improvement. Physicians report a bad night with restlessness and fever, delirium returning, and rising pulse and respiration. A 9:15 p.m. bulletin notes continued delirium and fluctuating temperature around 100.25, pulse 106 to 116, and breathing 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Cushman K. Davis
Stone
Senator Davis
Wreck near Hargrove Alabama Claims Three Lives
A north bound freight train and a south bound freight train collided near Hargrove, Alabama, about 50 miles south of Birmingham, at 10 30 P M. Three people were killed and several injured. The northbound engineer mistook a signal at Adela and failed to stop before the crash. The conductor tried to catch the flying train but could not prevent the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Hargrove
Southern Railway
Adela
Jilted woman's vow ends at county poor farm
Sitting Mary a longtime inmate of Shelby County poor farm Columbiana died today. Thirty years ago a village youth courted her and jilted her. She vowed never to rise from her chair and kept it, living twelve years in the poorhouse until death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Mary
Columbiana
Shelby County
Poland Poland Poland Poland purest natural spring water ad
A compact advertising notice hypes Poland as the source of the purest natural spring water in the world, presenting a bold marketing tagline without additional context or details.
Francis D Carley Declares Bankruptcy in New Jersey $1 Million Liabilities
Francis D Carley, longtime Wall Street operator, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in Trenton. Liabilities total $1,000,000 with minimal assets. Principal creditors include Inman Swann & Co and J Kennedy Tod & Co plus his wife Mrs Carley. He says indebtedness stems from Kentucky Union Railway guarantees and notes, not recent Wall Street dealings. He built and ran the railway, faced losses, and says a Wall Street maneouvre spurred the action. He aims to repay all legitimate obligations and plans a public account of alleged schemes by others on Wall Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newark
N. J
Francis D. Carley
Trenton
Inman, Swann & Co
J. Kennedy ,Tod & Co
New York City
Carley
Europe
Kentucky Union Railway
Wall Street
New York
Kentucky Union Railway Company
Mutual Lloyds Insurance Company
United States
Kentucky
Standard Oil Company
Gulf
Kentucky Union
Blue Grass State
J. Kennedy Tod & Co
The
Monetary Trust
Stock Exchange
Carley, Stokes & Co
Burt, Stokes
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Orange
Carley’s Career in the South
Louisville reports on Francis D. Carley once a teacher who moved from Indiana to Louisville twenty five years ago and started a paint and oil store with W Chess forming Chess Carley & . Banks have charged off notes totaling 31000 as dead assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Clay City
Francis D. Carley
Carley
Indiana
W . Chess
Chess, Carley
Luncheon Dinner Supper Tables Reserved at Gaston’s
During Horse Show Week patrons may reserve special tables for Luncheon Dinner and Supper at Gaston’s 2 West Sa St Adv. See Bee ey on Page 9 for full particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston’s
West Sa St
Purest Natural Spring Water Claim Sparks Debate
The question of whether this spring water is the purest in the world has ignited discussions among enthusiasts and experts about mineral content, environmental factors, and testing standards.
Carley’s ventures and rise in Louisville business circle
The article recounts Carley building a lucrative business later absorbed by Standard Oil about twelve years later. He earned roughly $600,000 from the sale and then pursued the Kentucky Union Railroad project, which failed and was placed in receivership. He also tried a resin market scheme in Europe with alleged Standard Oil support, organized City Gas Light Company, and engaged in religious work including leadership of the YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Carley
Kentucky Union Railroad
Louisville
Europe
City Gas Light Company
Old Gas Company
Young Men’s Christian Association
Brave Bicycle Policeman Rescues Drowning Man on Harlem River
On Madison Avenue Bridge the bicycle policeman Hubert Conealy leaped 35 to 40 feet into the Harlem River to save Joseph O'Connor who fell from the canal boat Three Brothers during a moonlit fishing outing. Both men were unconscious upon rescue. O'Connor remained critical hours later while Conealy recovered. Captain James Murphy aided with a skiff. Harlem Hospital treated both, with the officer revived and O'Connor later stabilized.
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Madison Avenue
Harlem River
Hubert Conealy
Joseph O’connor
O’connor
Three Brothers
Conealy
O'Connor
James Murphy
Harlem
Murder Sparks Lynch Fear in San Saba County
In San Saba County Texas Dr N Burleson was shot by T J Reeves who fled but was captured and jailed in San Saba. The killing stems from an old feud and there is strong talk of a mob seeking to lynch Reeves due to fears the jail is insecure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
San Saba County
N. Burleson
T. J. Reeves
San Saba
Fifty-Six Naval Cadets Placed on Third Conduct Grade
Fifty-six cadets of the Naval Academy's third class were put on the third conduct grade after signing a petition to the Secretary of the Navy seeking clemency for a cadet the Superintendent had proposed to dismiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Secretary of the Navy
Rockefeller versus Shakespeare sermon probes success by elimination
In Chicago on November 18 Rev. Jenkin Lloyd Jones argued that John D. Rockefeller echoes Shakespeare only by ruthless elimination of rivals. He contrasted Rockefeller’s fortunes with Shakespeare’s inclusive legacy, likening Rockefeller to a Napoleonic figure who crushes collateral interests to rise higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Rockefeller
Triggs
University of Chicago
Shakespeare
Thos
Napoleons
Bonaparte
Napoleon
Is Age Purest Natural Spring Water in the World
The query asks whether Age is the purest natural spring water globally. No verifiable evidence, testing results, or authoritative studies are provided to confirm purity rankings or production standards.
Miss Gould's Answer to Appeals for Aid
Miss Gould, famed for philanthropy, faced thousands of requests after the Spanish War. Her secretary traced a week's mail totaling 1,548,502 dollars in named sums across 126 personal letters and diverse appeals from Cuba to England, prompting a circulating denial plan.
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Miss Gould
Miss Helen Gould
United States
New York City
Cuba
Cesene Anasinses Seceses Seuesseve
Beh
Ad Ulla Aah Oewis
Buda
Die
Seeeeenbes Seenens
Accese
Vane
Trousseau
Patriotic League
Keeley! i &c
Cerie
England
Deserter Caught on a Cunard Liner Campania
James Farlinger Thomson of Ontario was arrested on the Cunard liner Campania at Queenstown before departure for the United States. He had enlisted in the Royal Irish Regiment in Glasgow but deserted. police turned him over to military authorities. He is noted as very wealthy and the son of a Canadian merchant.
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London
James_ Farlinger Thomson
Ontario
Cunard
Queenstown
England
Scotland
France
Glasgow
Royal Irish Regiment
United States
Thomson
Football Player Injured in Jersey City Scrimmage
Frederick Castler, 22, of East Ninety-eighth Street Manhattan, was seriously injured after being kicked in the head during a scrimmage at Manhattan Avenue and the Boulevard Jersey City. He was unconscious, a doctor treated him, and he recovered enough to be returned home in a carriage, with a bed cut on the head.
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Frederick Castler
East Ninety-eighth Street
Manhattan
Manhattan Avenue
Boulevard
Jersey City
Castler
Riot in the Croatian Diet Disrupts Agram session
Vienna dispatch reports a disgraceful scene in the Croatian Diet at Agram on Saturday. Deputies fought, wrecked furniture and windows, one member fired a six chamber revolver at the benches, and many deputies were wounded amid threats of lynching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Agram
Vienna
Daily Express
Capt McCalla Faces Court Martial For Newark Command
Capt Bowman H McCalla of US cruiser Newark stands trial by court Martial convened by Admiral Remey on charges of irrational and bad management and lack of discipline aboard the Newark. The case follows a letter from Lieut Commander Colwell to Admiral Remey.
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Manila
Bowman H. McCalla
United States
Newark
Remey
Colwell
Washington
Waesland Liner Damaged in Delaware Bay Collision
The Belgian steamer Waesland with passengers and cargo homeward to Liverpool returned to Philadelphia with a ten foot hole in her port bow after colliding with the Boston bound schooner Elm City. Both vessels sustained hull damage but injuries were above the water line. Passengers will be transferred to other line ships from New York.
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Philadelphia
Waesland
International Navigation Company
Liverpool
Delaware Bay
Elm City
Boston
New York
Britain plans new flying squadron reports in Hong Kong
London dispatch says Hong Kong correspondent reports a considerable commotion as word spreads that Great Britain may deploy a flying squadron abroad. The notice notes heightened tension and official interest in naval air power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hongkong
The
Daily Mail
Great Britain
Four Die In Oswayo Hotel Fire After Dawn Blaze
Four men perished when the McGonigal House hotel and adjacent buildings burned in Oswayo Pennsylvania. The fire started from natural gas overpressure, destroying the hotel, the barn, and the Opera House within minutes. Two others injured as residents escaped, including a gas inspector who leaped to safety from a third story window.
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Oswayo, Penn
McGonigal
Arthur Fletcher
Penn’ Stave Company
Boston
Michael Russell
Penn Tanning Company
Oswayo
William Mulhany
Rexford
N. Y
Hugh Jemersona
Alfred
Otto Kayley
Coudersport
Penn
Dailey
Lipton Building Two Yachts Reported by Chronicle
London dispatch reports the Daily Chronicle noting D and W Henderson, builders of the Valkyrie, may be secretly constructing a second Lipton yacht and questions whether Sir Thomas Lipton is financing or guiding two vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipton
London
The
Daily Chronicle
Messrs. D. & W. Henderson
Sir Thomas Lipton
Titus Plans to Clean East Side Vice District
Capt Titus, new head at Eldridge Street police, vows to drive crime from the district. He and Chief Devery will target tenement owners renting room to disorderly women, using evidence and title records to indict owners. He warns tenants and owners to remove vice from sight and promises prompt action and fair newspaper treatment.
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Red Light
Titus
Capt
Herlihy
Eldridge Street
Bishop Potter
Devery
Croker
East
NEW York Times
Snags
New York
Purest Natural Spring Water Ad Claim
An advertisement touts a claim of producing the purest natural spring water in the world. The copy highlights mineral clarity and pristine sourcing to persuade consumers.
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American Bank Reporter
National Bank of the Republic
Henry Weidner
James M. Southgate
C. Remmer
Frank M.brown
Ulrich Bauer
Thomas Foster
E. C. Remmer
John Todd
Louis K. Marty
James Southgate
J. P. Weekman
MichaelWinster
John Fries
Financial Review
Poland
Italy
Alabama
New York, Times
Trenton, N. J
South
Annapolis Academy
Rockefeller VS. Shakespeare
Prof. Triggs
Adv
URING
Electroplater
America
Twiyeei
Gould
California
Lulng
McCalla
Management
MecCalla
Marblehead
Spain
Navy Yard
Norfolk
Peking
Seymour
Long
New Jersey
Mare Island
Naval War College
Collison
British Flying Squadron
Ron
Capt. Titus
Bowery
Raines
Fifth Street
City Vigilance League
David Blaustein
Educational Alliance
East Broadway
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