Carnegie Trust Case Probes Forgery and Perjury Claims
District Attorneys iness rally for grand jury probes into the Carnegie Trust Company affairs. Indictments may name two or more directors. Evidence centers on forged books, misreported loans, and perjury in bank reports. Investigators focus on Ferguson loans and the Cumming syndicate’s banking ties.
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cMoe
Das Ninesses
Carnegie Jung
Ram
Justine Vernon
Teaneh
Supreme Court
Thement
Carcompany 8
Lesteter
Teast
Cathy Ts Wee
Carnegie Trust Com
Trust Company
State Banking Department
Dharn Wall
Anegie Trust Company
Wiliam Ferguson
Joseph G. Robin
Whitman
Carnette Company
Amd Honda Io Robin
Keener & Lewis
Dle Arneate Trust Company
Ferguson
Crocker, Tate A Wiewes, Sr. Favice
Lewis
Carnegie Company
Keener
Came Lime
Carnegie Trust Company
Cumming Syndicate
Cummaine Syndicate
Investie Fetone
Offelfe
Ayndicate
Marnegie Cotery
Trust Vispanice
Tener 5
Biroderick
Ceaterday
Clark
Whiteuen
Anesthetic Kills Girl During Adenoid Operation
Miss Dorothy Esmack seventeen died at her mother's Rochester home while two physicians administered chloroform for a routine adenoids and enlarged tonsils removal. Her heart action was normal before anesthesia, with no prior danger signs observed.
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Rochester, Maron
Dorothy Esmack
May Esmack
Medallion Heist Ties London Dealers to New York Loss
Robert Winthrop & Co of Wall Street reported four antique medallions worth about 1000 missing from a consignment. The ten medallions were shipped by Rathborn of London on the Mesaba, broken open at the Custom House. Police, including Inspector Russell, opened an inquiry with federal authorities. Winthrop, who resides on East 7th Street, is a known art collector.
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Rathborn
London
Mesaba
Atlantis
Hittter
Russell
Chine
Winthrop
Fast 7Th Street
Lost shoes mystery unsettles East Side shop owner
Abraham Levey of East 14th Street reports forty sample shoes stolen from his window on Thursday night. He offers twenty good shoes in exchange for the others, hoping to recover half. Patrolman Keenan found the plate glass window damaged and all but five pairs missing. A man asked for green shoes that night and left in anger when refused. Police describe a suspect and seek sightings.
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Abraham Levey
East 14Th Street
Trenty
Levey
Keenan
Arrest Prevents Marriage Amid Burglary Arrest
In Behenertady New York on March 10 William Brock of Arlington Massachusetts sought a marriage license but was arrested by authorities led by North Adams officers. The suspect linked to a burglary and theft spree involving clothing, a bankbook, and personal papers from Sian Card of Merchantsville.
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Behenertady
N.Y
Willam Brock
Arlington
Mass
Jor Trutchine
Mrchanteville
Minn
Sian Card
Bulldhg
North Adams
Card
Pepire
Mixg Nona Waite
Mechantcville
Wild and Woolly Boston Meal Fracas Ends in Conviction
Mise Carter of Warrington Street caused a disturbance at Simner restaurant prompting the manager to eject her. She drew an eight caliber revolver, fired a shot into the ceiling, and the room remained vacant. She was found in court and sentenced to sixty days in the House of Correction.
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Tree
Pol Wourt
House of Corretion
Churchill Warns on Mormon Activity in England
London report cites Winston Churchill indicating the issue of Mormon activity among English women is exceedingly serious. The Arminian Council of Women relayed concerns after his March 6 House of Commons remark, noting investigations into alleged luring of girls for emigration and urging actions to halt the practice.
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London
Hans
England
Armeniain Council of Women
Winston Spencer Churchill
Churchill
House of Commons
Vurehiit
Hive
Freece
Maillard
Archbishop of
Canterbury
Amare
Advi
Mexican fugitive captured in city after long worldwide hunt
Roberto Urzua alias Jorge Seims, wanted for a murder in Guadalajara in 1900, was arrested by Department of Justice special agents after private Mexican government detectives identified him from a photo. Urzua denied his identity, claimed the name Alfons Dinehart, and was held without bail pending examination.
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Bin
Urana
Mextec
Department of Justice
Uizun
L. Rosas
Mexico
John A. Shields
United States
Manuel A. Bateva
Roberto Uraua
Jorge Seims
Raesga
Guadalajara
Jalisco
Mesleo
Shiekie Urzua
Alfons Dinehart
Rosas
Vizna
Marshal Henkel
Famba i Kk
Department of Sustics
Washington
Willcox
Vrans
Jentate
Burns
Tergua
South
Central America
Weet Dath Street
Ninth Avenue
Dyer and
Jentzer
Uru
Jean
No Car Seat Then No Fare in Local Court
In Wrenton, a nod to transit rules leads to a $4 fine for a railway rider who violated the fare protection ordinance. Councilman Everett Townsend backed the measure, arguing it safeguards fares during peak hours and prevents fare evasion on the platform. A judge noted the case as a property-related violation tied to the transit agency and warned the passenger of penalties under the ordinance.
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Wrenton
Trent
Everett Townsend
Tee
Aratley
Alster
Forgery Case Shaken as Woman Testifies in West Side Court
Susan Gi Macomber, 31, from East Orange, faces third degree forgery charges for misappropriating about $1,000 to $1,500 from John Lane Company. Her father listened as testimony detailed deposits, unbooked checks, and a sequence of cash draws to support a “good home” for her aging parents. She was held in $9,000 bail and to await trial in the Tubs district jail.
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Susan Gi. Macomber
Leventy
Maxistrate O'Connor
West Side Court
John Lane Companys
East Orange
Ler Om
Benjamin F. Mauprin
Mauprin
Macomber Shel
Brentano
Hich Wied
Mite Maember
Teast
Macotaber
Tih
Four Injured by Wind In New York Street Gusts
A strong wind yesterday caused injuries to at least four people in New York. John Hiuvelich, Bohemian, struck by a sign at the Third Avenue moving picture entrance. Joseph Arello blown from a stairway at 53rd Street Third Avenue elevated, taken to Presbyterian Hospital. Alexander Fearance, five, blown from a string in East River area, rescued by a bystander. John Brey of Brooklyn struck in the face while chasing a bat blown from Sixth Avenue at 21st Street. Dr Cowan of York Hospital treated facial lacerations.
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Mareh @itur
New York
John Hiuvelich
No. S Third Avenue
Presbyterian Hospital
Joseph Arello
Easteun Street
Sith Street
Third Aves
Eabyterian
Alexander Fear
Stephen Pichon Retires From Foreign Affairs Post
Stephen Pichon steps down from his role as Minister of Foreign Affairs amid ongoing party service. Varin Marenan cites official reasons, noting retirement and transition to new duties within the government apparatus.
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Varin Marenan
Stephen Vie
Fy Wucctiod
Troops Concentrate at Fort San Houston Texas
San Antonio March 16 A camp rises on the reservation at Fort San Houston as Brigadier General Joseph W Duncan brings a half mile of water pipe and troops. The 17th Infantry arrives with supplies and typhoid antitoxin while Gen Mills arrives from Atlanta to command the brigade. Governor Colquitt and Roosevelt planned visits set for Sunday and Monday with a large mobilization expected.
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San Antonio
Tex
Fort San Houston
Joseph W. Duncan
Department of Texas
Duncan
Foulda
Rio Grands
Missouri
Reed
FM. Watson
Daniel J. McCarty
Department of Missouri
Jones Dom L. Clem
Washington
Clem
Quartermasters
Ramplew
17Th Infantry
Port McPherson
Roosevelt
Colquitt
Newsport News
Falventon
Atk Mills
Toulay
Athinia
Fort Crockett
Cain
C.l. Halley
Waxhin At
Salem
Galventes
Pensacola
FR Kvang
Navy Department
Buison Breaks Records In Passenger Flights
Antheny France March 1. Buison in a monoplane set records flying with four passengers over twenty five kilometres in 17 minutes 24 seconds and with three passengers over fifty kilometres in a minute 23 seconds at an average speed of 95 kilometres an hour.
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Antheny
France
Buison
France Adopts Greenwich Time As Clocks Stop Nine Minutes
Paris reports France officially adopts Greenwich time after Senate passage on February 10. At midnight the clocks were stopped for 9 minutes 21 seconds and rail schedules were paused to align with the new standard. France now shares the same time as Ireland Norway Holland and Spain.
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Paris
Senate
France
Jion
Tneland
Telelum
Holland
Spain
Roosevelt to Address Texas Legislature Friday
Texas lawmakers plan to adjourn sine die tomorrow after inviting Theodore Roosevelt to speak. Governor Colquitt hesitates to call a special session until August, weighing Roosevelt’s potential reception. The governor may join Roosevelt in Dallas for a public dinner if no special session is convened.
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Austin Tex
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Colquitt
Mr. Roosevelt
Dallas
Taft fundraiser scene at Southern Commercial Congress
President Taft chaired a meeting in Missouri where funds for the congress’s work reached 59,000 pounds. Ex governor Francis presided as jokes lightened the room while Taft and Francis sparred over pledges, with Francis offering 11,000 for himself and the crowd pressing for statewide support.
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Taft
Southern Commersal Congress
Congress
Missouri
Francis
Notayatho
Mr Tate
White Bride and Negro Rumor Spark Prosecution in Marion
In Marion Virginia on March 10 Daisy B Harris a white looking bride married Charter Shrader. Rumors claimed the bride was one eighth Negro prompting the grand jury to issue indictments against both on arrival of the wedding party. Bonds set at $500 each as they left on their trip.
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Wien Bez
Wiliam
Sefiorita Dolores
Tenesga
Tera
Cisal
Seflorita Potores
Bievele
aTee
Marion
Daisy B. Harris
Waa
Charter Shrader
Comen
Hirgal
Grand Jory Tx
Saved 3 From Drowning by Boathouse Keeper
William Hooti a boathouse keeper at 4 street and Harlem River rescued two children Vera Kemp eleven and Wille four and their father Williar Kemp from drowning yesterday afternoon on a park avenue street area. The boy Wille fell in after a float slipped away. Hooti and Detective Hart worked together to place Wille on the float and return Kemp safely ashore.
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William Hooti
4 Street
Harlem River
Harlem
Vera Kemp
Wille
Park Avenue
Street
Williar Kemp
Willie
Hooth
Detcett Hart
Booth Figit
Gelty Hart
Kemp
Lampoon Cartoon Amuses Harvard President Lowell
Cambridge observes President Lowell’s light reaction to a Lampoon cartoon depicting Dr Lyman Abbott and Miss va Tanguay as Mercury and Venus. The president said he would not interfere with the magazine’s second edition and trusted editors to judge it as a joke.
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Cambridge
Mars
Saren
Bent
Javed
Lowell
Harvard
the Lampoon
University
Cartoon
Lyman Abbott
Va Tanguay
Ther
Dr Abbott
Mexico and United States troop mobilization praised by officials
Mexican officials and private citizens view the U S troop mobilization on the border as a precautionary step to curb rebellion, not an invasion. President Taft assures no threat to Mexico, while Creel and de la Barra relay gratitude and emphasize cooperation and restraint to maintain peace and protect economic ties.
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Mexico City
United States
Taft
Diaz
National Palace
Disa
Senor Creel
Ambassador de la Barra
Ding
Mexico
de la Barra
Japan
Sefior Creel
Ambunesador de la Barra
el Tempo
Cala
Honduras
Nicaragoa
EL Tempe
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Fidelity Developmernt
EIHA
South Shore Traction
South Shore Trac
Fidelity Seyment Company
Ose Trust Company
Aumot
Northern Bank of New York
Robin's Bank
Robin's
Cumegie Trust Company
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Me Lewin
Lews
John Bo Stanehfield
Persson
Fergumon
Lacus
G. L. Winthrop
Boston
Winston Churchill
Urzua
Lana
Urrua
Trenton Trolley Company
Murdey
John Lane Company
East River
Stephen Pichon
Texas
Fort Sam Houston
Galveston
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Southern Commercial Campaign
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DR. Lowell
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