Alvord Enjoined by Bank on Fraud Case Inquiries
New York, Oct 24. Up to 11 a.m. Cornelius J. Alvord, the defaulting teller of the First National Bank, had not been arrested and no warrants were issued. Mrs. Alvord traveled from Mount Vernon to New York as officials said the bank had settled the matter to its satisfaction. Detective reports describe the case as a long, intricate bank fraud inquiry with extensive lists of assets and alleged schemes.
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Firay National Tank
Mine
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Eire
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Alex Sud
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Bank defaulter Alvord vanishes after thefts in Mt Vernon
Alvord, about 54, reputed gambler, disappeared a week or ten days ago from Mount Vernon. Investigation shows he acted alone in a defalcation at a strong city bank. He had a wife and three children, with good habits, and his absence surprised residents. No other suspects named. Courier Chicago notes Paulson sentenced to an indeterminate prison term for receiving deposits in a bankrupt Central Trust Bank while knowing insolvency.
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Cnspicion
Courier
Chicago
William A. Paulson
Central Trust and Savings Bank
Capital's Tribute to John Sherman
Representatives of every government department and many foreign powers gathered at the Sherman house to honor John Sherman. A heavy scented casket rested in a draped parlor as an Episcopal service, led by Rev. Alexander Mackay-Smith, concluded with hymns. The casket was later escorted to Pennsylvania depot by cavalry.
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Dodaw Sheenar
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Bemet
French Steamer Faitherbe Sinks After Collision
Madrid reports the French steamer Faitherbe sank yesterday after a collision with the steamer Mitidja. Twenty four crew members of the Faitherbe drowned. The incident disrupts routine shipping on the route and prompts safety inquiries.
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Faitherba
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Bryan at Baltimore and Washington Draw Staggering Crowds
In Maryland and across the Chesapeake Bay Bry an spoke to large crowds on the eastern shore from St Michaels to Berlin. He pressed the trust and army increase issues while weathered rain as thousands gathered at stations and venues. The Boston candidate's day included long crowds at Claiborne and an extended stop at the national Capitol, with 1 000 people at the station and 5 000 at the Washington meeting.
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William J. Bryan
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Une
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Tye
Wm Tate
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Twlee Springer
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Beran
Cleveland Declines Support For McKinley In Politi cal Remarks
Ex president Cleveland issues a signed denial to Chicago Record about backing McKinley. He states his financial views align with his own stance and refuses to enter party controversy or be used to edge toward the Republican ticket. He was seen at home and did not comment further.
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Roosevelt Tour Through Upstate New York Ends in Norwich
Governor Roosevelt and his party traveled through Stamford Oneonta and Bloomville stopping for large public gatherings. He spoke on state administration and the New York political landscape while facing interruptions. The trip included Adrian Michigan where Adlai Stevenson spoke on trusts imperialism and tariffs before a large crowd.
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Taxation Fracas Over Franchise Rights At Springfield
Springfield Oct 24 a committee report on corporations and the teachers federation debate franchise taxation for Chicago companies amid a national tax dispute. The board weighs state statutes vs equity, with Supreme Court precedent cited and a plan to appoint a five member private tax committee.
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Simone Pat Fox
Bloody Feud in Kentucky Ends in Slaughter at Store
In Clay county Kentucky a feud erupts between the Philpots and deputy sheriff Felix Davidson leads to an exchange of gunfire outside Waite's store. David Davidson father of Felix is slain and several others wounded as tensions flare during a drinking confrontation. The clash follows a recent killing of Felix's son by the Philpots.
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