Reichmann Convicted in Bank Report Case
The jury found Joseph B. Reichmann, former president of the Warnenia Trust Company, guilty of knowingly participating in a false report of the bank's condition. Justice Davis ready to sentence him tomorrow morning as defense counsels pursue a certificate of reasonable doubt. Reichmann, 36, born in the United States, faces imprisonment and fines under Section 66 of the state Code.
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Joseph B. Reichmann
Warnenia Trust Company
Orlork
Reichmann
Justice Davis
Ferrine
Hank
SAO
Trust Company
State Banking Department
Andina
Lark Rirophy
J.T. Kevenny
Kevenny
Auman
Ohn B. Statiehfield
Travis
Stanchfield
England
Olympic At & O
Lonch
Criminal Courts Squad
United States
Seare
West
Whitman
William J. Cumming Weld
James Wehorne
Foy Charlee
Vivde
Caboene
Jury Upheld Cummins in Trust Company Case Verdict
A Supreme Court jury ruled Carnegie Trust Company was not misrepresented by James E R Carpenter. It found that William J Cummins a director and chair of Carnegie Trust Company did not influence Carpenter to buy stock on the belief Andrew Carnegie was involved. The total verdict reached 177 dollars.
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Supreme Court
Carneg Trust Company
State Superintendent of Banks
James E.R. Carpenter
Trust Company
Wiliam’ J Cummins
Carnegie Trust Company
Carpenter
Andrew Carnie
Cummins
Carnegie
Renial
Sand piles for children in city parks
The city places sand piles in several sections for children to dig. A large pile is at Broadway West End Avenue and Riverside Drive, with more to follow along Riverside Drive. Commissioner Stover oversees the project to keep yards undug and provide safe play areas for youngsters.
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Amerius
Sanineen
Yarks
Stover
Broadway
West End Avenue
Riverside Drive
Reichmann and Stephen Co. Bald Win Conflicting Guilty Verdicts?
Reichmann, once a press guilty yesterday of concurring in forming a falon of the corporation, and Stephen Co. Bald Win Reichmann were involved in a legal matter noting charges related to the formation and actions of the company.
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Joseph BL Reichmann
Stephen Co
Baldwin Reichmann
Mayor backs paid board as Hearst buys office site
The mayor pushes a paid city Board of Education to replace the 46-member unpaid panel, arguing pay yields better men and curbs politics. William Randolph Hearst buys the Mock estate at Columbus Circle, planning a new high building to host publications, with plans by Henry Ives Cobb and a former riding academy building on the site.
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Hearst
Warner Ie Wondtemee
Board of Education
Tener Te Park
Columbus Circle
Central Park
Wiam Ro Hearst
StaWie
Hrowsway
Tral Park
Aint Street
Oferta
Publica Tone
Mir Hearet
American
Keening Journal
Woolworth
Fem Bretson, Jennings & Russell
Henry
D Tand
Investigations Question Gas Company Rebates and Rates
Brooklyn Union rebates and rate charges are scrutinized by the Mobile Service Commission. A published report questions whether operating expenses were inflated to justify higher rates, noting credits from Standard Oil and higher charges for certain counties. Authorities say no rebuttals found in reports to date.
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Brooklyn Union
Fae
Pate
Mobile Service Commission
Standard Oil Company
James RO Garfield
Barean Dea Carronsilent
Ore
Aja Mrmirwlen
Torsevelt
Rennet 9 Ii Panel
Tatoo Nel Een Eheraed
Tort Blanchard OM Company
Brooklyn Union Css
Fussnenas Tien Conraily
Nas Pare Ccente
Kings Conny Company
Frulile Servien Sian
Ireeklyn Union
Pickpocket Sentenced In Criminal Court Ruling
In a Brooklyn Criminal Court session Judge Resalsky sentenced bass to eleven months and twenty nine days in the penitentiary and to pay a nine dollar fine for petit larceny. The defendant, also known as John Rodgers and William Kirk, faced a separate indictment as a second offender. He had been accused of grand larceny last winter but pled to petit larceny and was placed on probation for testifying against Robert J. Haire, who was acquitted.
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Henne
Subway
Robert J. Haire
Hais
Resalsky
Baes
Fudge
Hien
Bass
John Rodgers
Wilam Kirk
Hulre
Doctor saves his own life after swallowing poison
Dr. Fresence of Neu W swallowed a mercury solution by mistake while treating a patient. He quickly warned his wife and two nearby doctors, who removed most of the poison from his stomach at Hartem Hospital. He had a good chance of recovery with timely treatment.
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Fresence
Loel Groner
Neu
Toletatee
Hartem Hospital
Kameese
Siberian parrot and others suffer heat in bird house
In a crowded bird house Dick the Siberian parrot endured extreme heat. When keeper Donald Burn spoke, the parrot toppled, revived by water. Amonk es owl also showed heat distress and received cooling.
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Erie
Bird House
Donald Burn
Direk
Dek
Elena
Negroes Appointed Patrolmen and School Enrollments
The city announced eighty probationary patrolmen to the cay and forty-four new recruits entering a thirty day police school. A Black officer is among the new patrolmen, with Waldo promising salary adjustments from zero to one dollar for the first year. Samuel, a Black patrolman, listed as born January 16 188, weighs 254 pounds. Masterson was named assistant marshal. the commissioner aims to expand the fire department and police bureaus.
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Delireve
Cay
Waldo
Samuel Tm
Nekeo
New 27 West 16Th Strmes
Force
Witla
Masterson
Tre Marshal
Lew
168Th Street
Gambler Case Near End Seeks Testimony About His Apartment Visits
A long court case concerns Mrs Faith Gambler and her separation suit against Mee Gambier. Detectives testified about Gambier’s purported visits with a man at hotels and an apartment, with Mrs Gambier alternating hotel stays and visits to addresses including a Seventh Avenue motel and Broadway area. The testimony tracks alleged conduct over weeks, including a favored escort and trips to restaurants before returning to hotels, as the case approaches its conclusion.
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Faith Russell Gambler
Bananl
Gamblers
Duntion Pendleton
Samterday
Gambler
Mare
Apel
Mia Gomitier
Naser
Tanger
Cary Touet
Gambier
Atambler
Great Northern
Botel
Seventh Avenue
Tin Walt
Siusie Tall
Tin Seen
Ongrenpnean
Martin
Mr Ga
Fetaber St
Steber Ganhier
Vietor Hugo
Herman
Astoria
the San
Mre
Canter
Moxie
Sith
Gan Iar
Central Park
Sea Med
Brophy
Areaene Mae Poe
Stael
Denier
Georgetown
Terlay
Elias Gwenn
Ft Northern
Molineux
Bleming
Fe Renney
Attornes
Amin
Tayte Marrisen
Marrivan
Morrison
New Naturalization Rules Implemented by Commerce Department
Promulgated naturalization rules take effect immediately requiring applicants to obtain landing certificates before finalizing citizenship. The certificates record arrival date, place, and manner, and must accompany declarations of intention. The article details testimony and events surrounding the case of Mrs Gambler and others, including mentions of witnesses, dinners, and social scenes.
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Department of Commere and Labor
United Stoves
Court Clerk Seventy Years Old in Marine Intelligence
An aged court clerk connected to marine intelligence is reported in a cryptic note referencing maintenance at Alan Ay Poneiee and a 4.80 gunset with TTA and moon line 1084 banat 9, details unclear and minimal. The fragment suggests a personnel or archival entry with military or penal codes, but lacks clear names, dates, or places.
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Alan AY Poneiee
Gunset
Tta
Moon
Banat
Typhoid Sickness Strikes F D Gallatin Grandson of Albert Gallatin
Fray early reports state Francis J Gallatin of South 1 Eastast street, grandson of Albert Gallatin, former Treasury Secretary, is seriously ill with typhoid at Mio Alton House for Private Patients. He was described as improving after recent setbacks and is expected to recover within days. A second note mentions his status as of yesterday with limited details from hospital staff.
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the Treasury
Prancis J. Gallatin
Eastast Street
Albert Gallatin
The
Treasury
Jefeferson
Mio Alton House
Carayan
Fmxoain Coralia
Lew Nul
Reims Maton
Vianiene Cualteatis
Tag Yreabnniis
Shipping News From Port of New York June 28 1911
A dense list of ships calling at ports and sailing for various destinations. Vessels include Sienner Paloma Irene Genoa and Bremen Reamer with passengers and cargo, quarrantine notes, arrivals at New York and details of sailings to Liverpool Antwerp Kingston and Havana, with numerous routes to South America and Europe.
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Port of
New York
Sienner Paloma iPubany
Carnaren
Stanson 88 Co
AukAr
Dutehi
Antwerp
Sienner Pitas
Im Hallust
Sieamer
Er Irene
Ger
Genoa
Det Pringeesteene
Gers
Xavier
Gibraltar
Gelriche & C9
Haep
Sieanne
Argentina
Taust
Trieste
Algiers
Fayal
Phelps Broek
Hamilton
Newport News
Norton
Vasrat
Amarican
Puerta Mewion
Aia
Bam
Maine
Sabine
Mobile
Tampa
Tye
Mallory Sen
Tialveston
Liverpont
Queenstown
Cupatd
Malls
Bar
Weenie
Pelee Anguar Wilhelm
Port
Fanny Taye
Peper
Kingston
Santage
Marburg
Aerican
Tamas Arkell & Co
Amy Stemner Sarateen
Havany
oVirk
Cuba Mall
Sandy
Hook
Wight Haze
Vecona
Nor
Port Antonie
Phebus
Miahlag
Campania
Taverne! Itravalhe
TadyaeTa Coos
New Orleans
Iintal Cuban
Nipes Haren
Charleston
Pernambuen
Seneca
Newport Newn
Wilson League Dinner Urges Reform to Unify New Jersey Democrats
Sinvarnor Wien addressed the Woodrow Wilson Democratic League dinner in Newark urging political reform and urging New Jersey machine Democrats to back his leadership. He argued reforms would restore liberty and connect the people to government, contrasting divisions within the party and stressing unity to advance the people's will.
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Sinvarnor Wien
Folfar
Woodrow Wilson Democratic League
Newark
Yade
New Jersey
Smith
Wilson
Trenton
Heine
Padon
Ander
Tte Iiberty
Tropical Sportswear for Summer Alcove in New York Stores
All about cool weather clothing including Canadian crash suits porous English worsteds the Brighton teleths with air holes natural silks washable tropical suits breezy English mohair rainproof top sackings batistes Nunseloth light wool suits Panama hats bathing suits silk shirts socks pumps. Three Broadway Stores Warren st 13th st.
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Nunseloth
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New-York Tribune
Durland
Columbus
Tammanyize
Circle
Think Gas CO
Henry M. Bass
Kapper
Brooklyn
Kennedy
Thet Borough
Ocean Parkway
Stewart Cavanagh
Long Island
Cavanagh
Park Tway
Doctor
Marine Intelligence
F. D. Gallatin
Gare
Iam
Hanes
Henie
Fitak
Savenia
Handy
Jean
Mowslelorle
ApUriog
Arta
Yorkville
Lacuriy
Steinert
Mos Sparks
Mice
Denke
Samnie
Jareival
Brhaner
Plemnuany
Sharks
Johnson
Raymond Bo Kardick
Ae Feannte
Ed & Camipalen
Jon Sharks
Cormattasioner
Eaeh
Nt Walins
Farharsen
Sontes
Ken Barber
Atros Havana
Basswood
Earl’*& Wilson
NYAPA
Berar Teta
Calon
Red Star
Insane
Areborveld
Halybare
WoAs Minewasaa
London
Peintees Iyehe
Naples
Fofe
Savoim
Teal
Stag
Havre
Frenets
Brunswick
Mallors i
Transpacific
Ams
Serasner
Japan
Corea
China
Philippines
Win
Seattle
Glam
Philypines
San
Tacoma
Onin
FAN Victorias Eraprens
Manali
Than
Nippon Meru
Shipping News
Port Said
Hiverpont
SSR
Span
New Romary
Cinelunati
Janet Newton Mallir
Nagles
Vistutairg
NE York
Turkarin
Schwiefels
Aden
Calcutta
Pagenturm
Vedra
Medarskin
Punta
Nycem
Morandtr
New
Tuite
Shimowaite
Leiere
Miter
Wilhelm
Southampton
Cabot
Jane ST Kazembeste
Manila
Ure
Sun
Roatan
Parkaton
Hubertoir
Para
Aiden Sane
Mendoza
Verona Ital
Philadelphia
Joe Naples
Strathiay
North River
Ib Ourher
Willam Murphy
Nosch Teergen Street
Brookelyn
Albert Buenon
Ragnon
Hudson
Jackion
Bronx
Fordham Hospital
Foo
JM Gidding &Co
Mifth Avenue
Rocers Peet & Company
Warren St
34Th St
Jardin DE Paris
Globe” Valeska Susatt
ATIEE
RED
KOS
Weny
Mie
Gertrude "Hoffmann la
Muere Beach
Frank Laterik
Panier
Pmurinee
Sineniage
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