Promoter Receives Bank Loans From Late President Hipple
Liabilities reach 10 million tied to bad loans by late president Frank K Hipple. Hipple was found dead last Friday after embezzling nearly 1 million in Presbyterian Church securities and funds. Loans totaling 95.3 million to promoter Adolf Segal were made on insufficient security with Hipple falsifying board reports. Outcome and extent of personal gain remain unclear.
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Frank K Hipple
Adolf Segal
Insumient
Hipple
Wreck of Real Estate Trust Co Briefly Told
President Hipple used funds to borrow heavily before Friday and killed himself. Liabilities reach 10 million dollars with assets about 3.5096 million and doubtful 3.609 million. Adolph Segal, a promoter, admits borrowing 3.06 million with claimed ample security. Part of collateral includes securities in steel and sugar companies. Company held nearly 1 million in funds and church securities. a receiver is appointed for the trust company.
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Hipple
Guicide
Adolph Segal
Segal
Presbyterian Church
Pur le rt lug balance sheet notes crisis after bank failure
A cryptic OCR fragment describes a bank or deposit failure with large sums, mentioning dates, locations, and names, including references to Philadelphia and deposits. The text is garbled but implies a financial collapse, losses around $104 000 and $360 000, and an announcement by a President Hippie or similar surname about insufficient funds and a breach of duty prior to an Earl last Friday.
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Tiery
Philadet 12
Tiank
Presbyterian Trustee Hipple Involved In Bank Failure Scandal
The Presbyterian Church's treasurer M Hipple and other church officers face scrutiny as losses near thousands of dollars in a failed institution. Exams found Hipple's accounts correct but left questions whether church securities remained intact. Reports detail falsified statements to hide true conditions, with directors weighing potential criminal prosecutions.
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M. Hipple
Franklin National Bank
Treasuer
General Assembly
Teasuer
Synod of Pennsylvania
Presbyterian Hospital
Alliance of the Reformed Churches
Presbyterian System
Hipples
Presbyterian Church
W H Roberts
The
Mt Pocono
Real Estate Trust
Dr Roberts
Presbyterian Hospital of Philadelphia
Presbyterian Board of Relief
Roberts
Adolf Legal Hipple
Majestic
Segal
Swedish Steel Company
Lancaster
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
Steel Company
Hipple
Hmself
Hupple
Hippie
S Wet Mitchell
John H. Comverse
Baldwin Locomotive Warke
United States
John F Betz
William A Patton
Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Superior Court
Plans For Bryan Unchanged At Welcoming Reception
Washington Post Special Dispatch reports the Bryan reception committee maintains unchanged plans for welcoming William Jennings Bryan in New York. Nebraskans plan to meet Bryan on their boat near quarantine and escort him to Pier A while a separate Democratic delegation sails on a yacht.
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Mr. Bryan
Taggart
Indiana
Washington Post
Bryan
Victoria
Hm’ Dahlman
Omaha
William Jennings
Brian
Mir Bryan
Delegaton
Win
Ejf Goltra
St Lowe
Mr Bryan Se
Irene Bea
Vic Bryan
Manhattan Island
Pier A
The
Battery
McGowan
William Hoge
Commercial Travelers
Anttrust League
Folk of
Missouri
Broadway
Fittieti Street
Fifth Avenue
Hotel Victoria
Hearst Declines Democratic Run and Seeks Independence
New York reports William Randolph Hearst says he will not run as a Democrat for governor and may seek the Independence League nomination but would accept Democratic or other votes. He plans private talks with Bryan, denies any real coolness, and notes New York County’s pivotal role in the convention shaping Hearst’s prospects. John B. Stanchfeld predicts Hearst could secure Buffalo convention nomination if New York aligns with him.
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New York
William Randolph Thater
Independence League
Ferome
Shoul
Bryan
League
Bryan Ines
Europe
John B Stanchfeld
Hearst
Buffalo
New York County
Wisconsin Court Rules Boycott Illegal in Labor Case
Racine Wisconsin August 2 The circuit court found that the boycott initiated by the Trades Labor Council and associates was an actionable conspiracy aimed at unlawful purposes. Otto R Schultze a Racine dragger awarded 6000 damages in the suit over a 28,000 claim. The judge ruled the union contract exacted from the boss violated law and business integrity.
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Racine Wie
Unioxt
Day
Chester A Fowler
Fond du Lac
Otto R Schultze
Racine Draker
Trades Labor Council
Benjamin D Resysen
Ilegal
Thaw Home to Be Sold in Pittsburg
Mrs William Thaw mother of Harry K Thaw plans to leave Pittsburg and has offered the Thaw home at Lundhurst for sale. Another Thaw property near Lamihurst has been disposed of for 49000 dollars. She says she will devote the rest of her life to her son and may sail for England if he is sent to an asylum or faces full punishment.
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Washington Post
Pittsburg
William Thaw
Harry K Thaw
Lundhurst
Thaw
Harry
England
America
Turtle in the Mail Bag Shocks New York Post Office
A large snapping turtle, about fifteen pounds and very ferocious, emerged from a mail bag at a New York post office. It snapped at the clerk and others for a moment before a porter subdued it with a rope. Its origin and the bag it came from remain unknown.
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Washington Fox
Aduetown
Diplomat Tried for Theft in Brittany Castle Visit
In Brest a judicial inquiry opened into the case of Alexander Gregor, a Russian diplomat accused of stealing a diamond ring valued at 1000 from Countess Roderlec de Porzies during a visit to Kerstears Castle. Gregor denied knowledge of the king’s presence in the trunk. the countess and count emphasize the accusation. Gregor, formerly with the Russian Legation in Washington, once served as Russia’s consul in New York and has since retired.
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Brest
France
Alexander Greger
Roderlec de Porzies
Kerstears
Brittany
Gregor
Mme Greger
United States
Greger
Washington
Russia
New York
Bishop Hurt by Monstrance Rays At Lourdes
Special Cable Dispatch reports a bishop injured after a procession at Lourdes when a pilgrim moved suddenly causing the rays of a monstrance to strike his face. The right temporal artery was cut and the wound was sewn up. The bishop is expected to recover in a few days.
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Washington Post
Turinaz
Ancy
Lourdes
War on Over Rate Law: Protests Seek More Time and Revisions
Representatives of trunk lines and railroads in New England and the central territory protested the new rate law at a five hour Interstate Commerce Commission conference. Shippers urged uniform classification and more practical administration. The parties asked for more filing time, changes to posting requirements, and joint rate arrangements with concurrent action among affected carriers.
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New England
Interstate Commerce Commission
Manufacturers and Shippers Association
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Seaboard
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