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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1915
Page
3
Advertisers touts the merits of products on surface cars along busy routes. The car line shown as a typical example suggests passersby will be drawn to take action and buy what is advertised at nearby stores and businesses.
Siegel appeals before court and meets depositors backing his offer to pay 150000 toward creditors. He explains funds are not his and vows to resume business to satisfy claimants while facing objections from some depositors and a tense courtroom scene with Emmeline Baker present. He leaves for jail with Sheriff Root and a small entourage, sharing a cautious optimism about repaying deposits once free.
The report describes Siegel's arrival at Monroe jail where he is placed in a nonstandard cell, assigned basic clothing, and given a strict schedule. Warden William H Crad emphasizes equal treatment, the honor system, and limited privileges as Siegel adapts to confinement with daily routines, meals, and permitted visits under prison rules.
In a City Court trial, Elizabeth Grannis, linked to the National Christian League, sued Sylvanus Bellows for 5000 damages over a false arrest after a disputed theft. Bellows, a Vermont native from Bellows Falls, testified that he declined to pray and was discharged. The case centers on a confrontation during prayer involving a bag containing about 200 dollars and checks. The jury verdict was awaited.
A fragmented report lists army orders and naval movements with references to ships at sea and ports. It mentions ships and personnel and notes arrivals, detachments, and duty assignments across multiple locations, including Puget Sound, Newport, Portgamuth, and Baltimore, with dates and sailing schedules implied.
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