George Republic Near Bankruptcy Shuts Down Funding
The George Junior Republic faces financial collapse with debts near 38,000 and dwindling support. Subscriptions dropped from 120 to 69 as treasurer Joseph Burden cites unpaid expenses of about 13,000 and a 20,000 line of credit with no clear means to pay. Trustees, including F. Olcott, resign amid disputes over founder George, while donors withdraw and operations strain under mounting deficits.
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George
Tts
Joseph Burden
Republic
FE I. Olcott
Mr. Burden
Olcott
Freeville
Olcolt
Mrs von Claussen Moved to Prison in Taxi Incident
Mrs von Claussen was taken to police headquarters to be sent to Flackwell's Island after a tense confrontation. Deputies Shen Jacobe and Miller arranged a taxi ride despite her protests. She refused fingerprints at first, warned of international trouble, then posed for photos and finally departed for the island to serve six months.
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Mra Tha von Claussen
Thlackwell
Taland
Shen
Jacobe and Miller
Mra von Lauren
Tomba
von Claussen
Flackwell
Eus
Brrth
Raid Games With Guns At West 14th Street Apartment
Inspector Fann vis leads raid on 145 West 14th Street afternoon arresting twelve men on gambling charges. A roulette wheel, 20% poker chips and $1.36 in cash seized. Prisoners escorted by revolvers amid crowds of thousands. Charles Htarke and Albert Lang charged with keeping a gambling den. others held for disorderly conduct.
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Deowstere Ceneth
Fann Vis
Tdenaxpection
West 14Th St. Yonter
Charles Htarke
East Sid At
Albert Lang
Manhattan
Big Key Trails Opium Arrest In Manhattan Detective Find
Police detain Charles Harris eighteen after finding a large key to a room near East 14th Street containing opium and cocaine. Investigators say a drug storehouse was exposed by a trunk size key and a raid on Doyers Street led to Wong Sing’s arrest for opium production. About 700 worth of narcotics seized by officers.
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Charles Harris
Wich
Essex Market Court
Marth. Harris
Ann East 11Th St
Cuistoma Inspectora
Doyers
Wong Sing
United States
Houghton
Tiny Patients Visit TuberculOXIN Preventorium Guests Named
Borough President Marks Charities Commissioner Kingsbury and Dr Her mann Biger will tour the Tuberculin Preventorium at Marmlingdale New Jersey as special guests for a tea and reception. The facility with 180 capacity has cared for 1300 children, ages four to fourteen, from tubercular homes to healthier lives.
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Kingsbury
Marks
Hermann M. Biger
Marmingdale
N. J
Tos Norrow
New Jersey Friends of the Institution
Hartford Sons in Free Wireless Network Plan
Hartford June 18 The Hartford Radio Club announced by telegraph to The Tribune plans free wireless messages across the nation via amateur operators. Godfrey Rockefeller, son of William G Rockefeller, will be Greenwich correspondent. About 150 operators are already admitted with Maxim aiming to map all amateurs in the country.
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the Tribune
Hartford
Conn
Hartford Radio Club
Hiram Percy Maxim
Hiram Masim
Godfrey Rockefeller
William G. Rockefeller
Greenwich
Young Rockefeller
Godfrey
Stillivan
Rockefeller
John Barrett
Maxim
United States
Maine
California
Buffalo
Westfell
N.Y
Pennsylvania
St. Louis
Praise and Blame John D Rockefeller at Baptist Session
The second session of the Baptist Convention in Tremont Temple praised John D Rockefeller for his religious education support and gifts, while decrying the University of Chicago as leading youths to perdition. A report on religious education urged America’s churches to donate 2,000,000, which the convention voted to accept.
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Hoxton
Baptist Convention
Tremont
Temple Torday
John D. Rockefeller
University of Chicago
Rockefeller
F. Paddleford
Chicago
Baptist Churches In
America
George McBly
Newark
Blue Flame University of Chicago
Receiver payment awards in Siegel bank case
Yesterday awarded $100 to Henry Melville for services as receiver in the Siegel bank insolvency. Judge Hough also allows former Judge George L. Helt $1.09 for his work as referee in the bankruptcy proceedings, with the order detailing the costs and roles in the case.
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Pineese Seten OverTet Court
Henry Melville
Siegel Bank
Hough
George L. Helt
Zimmerman-Wareham love notes loom at trial
Miss Wareham, a Long Island dog fancier, claims Eugene Zimmerman proposed marriage many times and will produce letters “brimful of affection” as evidence. The case, handled by Blandy Mooney, involves defenses by Zimmerman's son in law the Duke of Manchester and a firm backing him. No trial date set, unlikely before fall.
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Eugene Zimmerman
Cincinnati
Jey Warehs
Long Island
Miss Wareham
Edwin Mooney
Sure
Belmont
Aatiff
Duke of Manchester
Zimmerman
Ehnhurst
New Jersey
Bu Tf
Publc
Rita-Carlton
Duchess
Gail Borden again sued for divorce
Gail Borden or the mui company bearing the same name faces a second divorce suit after a prior Los Angeles action. Mrs Helena Borden claims desertion amid a past settlement providing $12,000 yearly for herself and daughter Ramona. The missing girl Ramona led to a nationwide search before being found in Boston with her mother.
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Gail Borden
Mui
Beng
Helen
Borden
Los Angeles
Watson
California
William Chadbourne
Mra. Borden
Famona
Heltean
Boston
Colonial Dames Exhibit Maps at Cortlandt Museum Opening
A collection of valuable old maps showing New York City’s growth opened at the Cortlandt Museum yesterday after renovations. The exhibition, under Colonial Dames auspices, was guided by Mrs Elihu Chauncey and Mrs James Creelman who led the event.
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Colonial Dames
New York City
An Cortlandt Museum
The
Elihu Chauncey
James Creelman
Wealthy or Poor at Mother's Word in Campbell Will
Miss Ann Lois Campbell, daughter of James Campbell, may receive funds from a fortune valued at 25 to 40 million dollars depending on her mother Mrs Campbell's acceptance of a will clause. If she renounces, the daughter gets only one dollar and no further share. if the mother agrees, the estate pays half to the daughter in her own installments. The will leaves the rest to St Louis University upon the death of both mother and daughter, or, if no issue survives, to the university for a hospital.
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The
Tribune
St. Louis
Ann Lois Campbell
James Campbell
Greenwich
Conn
Miss Campbell
Mrs Campbell
Three Charged With Smuggling Chinese Stowaways
Lee Chung Hee Mock Yiek Mee and Ernest Webster were arraigned on charges of smuggling Chinese into the port. Bail set at 240 dollars each. Chin Woo held as material witness. Inspector Morrison, aboard the Tagus at Pier 42, identified two stowaways and described their capture after Webster led Morrison to a Chinese importing firm in Mott Street. Morrison recounted a scuffle as the group attempted escape.
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Lee Chung Hee
Mock Yiek Mee
Chinatown
Ernest Webster
Royal Mail
Tagus
United States
Houghton
Thin Port
Wan
Chin Woo
John Morrison
Albert B. Wiley
Jamaica
Pier 42
North River
Quartermaster Webs
Morrison
Wink
Webster
Nem
Mottat
Ter ‘Chung Hoo
Mark Vick Hee
Arma
Mark Yiek Hee
Woods Orders New Detectives To Be Immediate Busy
Commissioner Woods told the nine branch detective bureau heads to get down to business at once and announced Capt. Arthur Carey would take over the Homicide Bureau on Monday. The list names Acting Captains Cray Gildea Cooper Wines Coughlin Graham Van Wagner with districts 1 through 7.
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Ith
Alonzo ¥.Cooper
Ath
Andrew J. Wines
Éth
John D. Coughlin
7Th
Act
Herbert Graham
Sth
Ernest L. van Wagner
Ocean Airboat to Have Three Pilots
The Curtiss aeroplane built for Rodman Wanamaker will carry three pilots on a trans Atlantic test this summer. Porte will command with Callan joining from Newfoundland and a third pilot aboard if the Azores are reached. The flight plan covers St Johns to the Azores to Vigo and on to Plymouth with fuel and weight adjustments to accommodate Callan.
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Tribune
Hammondsport
N. Y
Tt Ie
Glenn TH. Curtis
Rodman Wanamaker
Atlantic
Newfoundland
Azores
John Lansing Calan
Callan Jong
Porte
Hallett
St. John’s
Islands
Vigo
Spain
Plymouth
England
Portex
Callan
Leutenant Porte
Lake Keuka
Curtiss
Todman Wanamaker
Europe
Two Men Arraigned Over Jury Bribery Charges
George Jamison and Milton Soloman, both said to be from New York addresses, were arraigned before Magistrate Herbert in the Tombs on charges of jury fixing. The case centers on alleged bribe schemes connected to a sensational trial. Reports also touch on Titanic survivor Henry Trimring’s alleged involvement and a Chicago hotelier engagement rumor involving Mrs Harris, which his counsel calls unfounded.
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George Jamison
Tank St
Milton Soloman
Bleecker St
Herbert
Tombs
Henry 1Rimrrin
Seatrical
Edward Meyers
Stratford
Chicago
Jury Bribery Probe Targets Broad Network In Nassau St Café
District Attorney Whitman and the Police Department are pursuing a widening inquiry into jury fixing. Detectives have mingled with tipsmen and a book listing 509 potential jurors is sought. Jamison, tied to Rattray v Hazard, allegedly received pay to hang a jury. he and Soloman were arrested in Nassau Street.
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Whitman
Abraham Gruber
O'Malley
Taksmen
Talesmen
Jamison
Rattray Agt
Hazard
Hammerstein Left 100000 Estate
The will of William Hammerstein, theatrical manager, who died June 10, was filed in the Surrogates' Court. His estate is valued at about $100,000. He left one third to his sister-in-law Mrs Nimmo, and one third to his children Oscar Hammerstein and Reginald Hammerstein. Mrs Nimmo was guardian and trustee. The will may face contest regarding the widow as a witness and beneficiary.
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William Hammerstein
Hammerstein
Anna J. Hammerstein
Mr. Hammerstein
Nimmo
Mra. Hammerstein
Missing Gardner Heir Proved Dead in 57 Years Suit
Justice Kelley in Queens County Supreme Court ruled that the death of heir Gardner, who vanished after sailing from New York to Liverpool in 1857, must be proven to clear title to land in old Long Island City. The case arose as the Gardners sought to force a land sale extension for the Consolidated Card Co, which valued the tract at about 500000.
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Om Gardiner
New York
Liverpool
Justice Kelley
Queens County Supreme Court
Old Long Island City
Gardner
Mary Jane Gardner
Consolidated Card Co
Manhattan
Webster and Fourthays
Long Island City
Th Marine Court
John Gardner
Serge and Norfolk suits at Warren Street stores
Norfolk suits-ideal for weekends with price range 18 to 38. Donegals, homespun, crash, flannel, silk hay and white serge offered. Ours are color cut and made right backed by a time honest policy. Three Broadway Stores at Warren St and 13th St advertise men’s wear and racing Perr Car products.
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Norfolk
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