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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1911

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Knickerbocker Savings and Loan Closure Under Inquiry

Whitman sonducts probe into alleged irregularities at Knickerbocker Savings and Loan, a small two room operation in the Potter Building. Reports place unpaid withdrawals between seven and eight thousand dollars with assets around $174,000, as a district attorney’s office investigates misapplied funds and possible theft amid liquidation since 1907.

Knickerbocker Savings and Loan Com State Banking Department Tu Vivier Adams Whitman Hum- Sake and Haight State Benk Herbert J Wines Coungel Hilam Street Ming Banking Department Lean Manhattan Brooklyn Joseph Oatman Jing Acre Square Atherton Bleck Concern Republican Club Br West 4Th Street Gibbs Black Soeas Siwooim Ilegal Knickerbocker Savings and Loan Company Ofice Ite Wan Knickerbocker Savinge and Lawn Company ISS Rochester Avenue Building Lian Ason York Mand Brockton Samm Alresnd Tory George W. Allenwell McGiee Jackson A. Nicol M. Hook E. Jomh L. White Pierre Hi. Marshall W. Fitter Vom Wary Aloe Jy Kennedy Junks Pedy

Diaz Denies Sending $10 Million to United States

Mexico City May 20 President Diaz angrily rejects a New York newspaper report that he sent ten million dollars in gold to the United States later melted into ingots. He asks the editor to prove the claim or pay for the check he would send if proven false. His tooth infection reportedly improves.

Mexico City Diaz New York United States

Subpoenas for Carnegie in United States Steel probe

Washington May 20 The Democratic House trust probe seeks Andrew Carnegie to answer questions on United States Steel Corp. A subpoena will be served in New York before his depart ure for Skibo Castle. The committee plans to begin hearings Monday with other financial and industrial leaders like J Pierpont Morgan Schwab and Henry Frick summoned.

House United States Steel Washington Democratic House Andrew Carnegie United States Steel Corporation New York Scotland Skibo Carnegie J. Pierpont Moree M Sehwab Henry Frick

Ministers’ slumming trip stirs anti Wilson push at General Assembly

Atlantic City report says several Presbyterian ministers returning from the General Assembly discussed a national campaign to block Woodrow Wilson’s nomination. They asked that Atlantic City be closed on Sundays and that vice be suppressed six days a week. A minister claimed Governor Wilsonwould not close the city, inviting charges of lax Sunday enforcement.

Atlantic City Presbyterian General Assembly Sesisor Woodrow Wilson General Assembly Lotternor Witen Sahara

Ice Cream Kills Boy in Yonkers Ptomaine Case

Monroe Adler a 15 year old Yonkers High School student died at home on Van Cortlandt Park Avenue Yonkers from ptomaine poisoning after eating cheap ice cream on Friday. His illness, which followed heat and activity, resembled the earlier death of Charlotte Dedds and an autopsy confirmed ptomaine poisoning as the cause.

Monroe Adler No. van Cortlandt Park Avenue Yonkers Charlotte Dedds Adier Yonkers High School

Surface Car Kills Boy In City Street Tragedy

A northbound Third Avenue surface near 17th Street struck four year old Joseph Beltey of No 1 Third Avenue and Albert Muller of 21st Street. A front wheel passed over Beltey, killing him instantly. the motorman was guarded from a mob after the crowd smashed a shop door and threatened violence. Police, including Sergeant Ray, kept the scene and ensured the motor man’s safety until relief arrived.

Joseph Beltey No. 1 Third Avenue Rrons Albert Muller Jory East 21Th Street Tremont Ray Muller

Divorced Wife Refusal Driven Man To Suicide Attempt

Mortis Algurnick a 42 year old glove maker of Gloversville New York tried to kill himself in his estranged wife Mrs Algurnick’s Harlem apartment at 452 East 111th Street after she again refused to remarry him. He had followed their daughters Clara and Rose and warned of suicide if her stance persisted. He was removed to Harlem Hospital with uncertain prognosis.

Worman Russia Mortis Algurnick Gloveraville N. Y East 111Th Street Harlem Clara Rose Algarnick Gloversville New York Third Avenue

Yearned for Broadway will travel 13000 miles

Janes Norris a Barbadian prisoner aboard the Lamport Holt liner Vasari set out to glimpse Broadway not Argentina. He hoped for a steerage ticket to New York, hid in bunkers for five days, was detained at Barbados port, and faces deportation with the ship routing toward Buenos Aires then back to Barbados as immigration rules trigger.

Janes Norris Barbados Buenos Ayres Lamport & Holt Vasari Argentina Broadway Srepert Williams Jack Johnson New York Norris Roevetts Bert Jack James Norrie Iospicion Br Merits Elis Island Howling Green Bert Wiliams Custom House Statue of Liberty Hills Staten Bayonne Lamport & Holt Line Rossetth Bee Barbartos Baety Cadogan Negro Larbades Rio de Janeiro Islad Captain Ca Chile Ue Vararl Sandy Hook Rio de Janette Bante Ris c de Keneiry Boa de Janeiro Norriy

Dartmouth Sophomore Arrested in Weather Don'ts Raffle

Dr. Wiley endorses a hot Dartmouth sophomore style raffle as an action plan while a Mellon divorce case is cited. An arrest linked to a college humor event prompts police caution and a jewelry store attempt noted for Parliament.

Dr. Wiley Dartmouth Mellon

Environment talk and far North painting in Capitol scene

May 20 Washington report describes Representative Fitzgerald seeking cool relief with Dr. Wiley's advice, a Far North painting behind his desk, and a humorous scene in the Appropriations Committee room as summer heat prompts discussions of weather and appetite for a political joke.

Ream Washington North Pole Representative Fitzgerald House Dr. Wiley Wiley Dent Capitol Dr. Wiese Fitagerald Sumater Peary Whitney Dr. Cook Esquimans Chairman New York Chairman Fit Dr. Wiley Coud Fr Oberry

Home Run Fatality at Ball Game Ends Rosine Hollingsworth

Rosine Hollingsworth, a twenty five year old city resident, died after fainting at a Lafayette versus Pavlos game in the third inning. A foul line collision or impact caused the collapse. medical staff and bystanders rushed to assist, but she could not be revived.

Rosine Hollingsworth Thie City Lafayette Pavlos Warne

Rescue Mission Reward Tagged at Fifty Thousand Dollars

Willa L. Ralston of Pittsburg wandered into the Rescue Mission after a wreck with no money. He donated 850,000 to the mission in gratitude for the help of superintendent Howard T. Scheckter. Ralston said Providence guided him and credited the Rescue Mission for turning his life around.

Willa L. Ralston Pittsburg Teteteeet Phiyeteal Julesian Howard T. Scheckter Oman Hin Jennie Ralston Ralston Elizabeth Providence Mr. Scheckter

Bill Prohibits Cup of Death in Public Places

Springfield May Illinois passes Manny bill banning the Cup of Death in public places at 6 o clock this morning. The Govert will likely sign the measure, prohibiting usage in public venues including schools hotels theatres and factories and at municipal buildings and railroad stations. The law limits the cup of death to not less than five nor more than six inches in length.

COT Rae Springfield Manny Govert Leyte Tiina

Madero bids his soldiers farewell at Juarez border

Francisco Madero Jr stands on a monument in Juarez as insurgents prepare to depart for Casas Grandes. He delivers a farewell address urging unity, education, and free elections while noting the war for liberty has grown lighter on the border as forces head inward.

Juarez Mexico Francisco Madero, Jr Mexco City Chilviatun Casa Grandes Pascual Orozco Vila Interior Jose Blanes Juarezadi Ghuseppi Gari Casas Grandes Chic [Huahua Diaz Algo United States Oresce Abraham Gonzales Chihuahua Ahumada Madero Benito Juarez Goodby

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