Death of Frank K Hipple and a $10 million loan scandal
The article reports the death of Frank K Hipple by his own action and alleges bad loans totaling ten million dollars linked to a promoter. It notes nearly $1,090,000 in Presbyterian Church securities and funds were held by the institution, with uncertainty whether assets remain intact. Hipple allegedly falsified board reports and provided loans to Adolf Segal with insufficient security. the extent of Hipple’s personal gain remains undetermined.
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Ulans
Frank K Hipple
Adolf Segal
Hipple
Wreck of Real Estate Trust Briefly Told
President Hipple died suddenly last Friday and the real estate trust company failed. Liabilities reach 10 million dollars with assets at 3500 six hundred, doubtful eight per cent. Enormous loans by Hipple to Adolph Senal a promoter caused the collapse. Segal admits borrowing 3960 0O for which he says ample security was provided. Part of collateral includes securities in a steel company and a sugar company not yet placed in operation. The company held nearly 1000 900 funds and securities of the Presbyterian Church. Receiver appointed for the trust company.
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Hipple
Adolph Senal
Segal
Presbyterian Church
Wa Iinpk
Silhat
Mip Hipples
Adolph Segal
Board of
George H Batie Ar Mesident
Te Finance Company of
Philadelphia
Receiveaml
Directis
Tha Dand
Lippe Bank
Mi Hippie
Franklin National Bank
General Assembly of the
Latte States
Synod of Pennsylvania
Presbyterian Hospital
Alliance of the Reformed Churches
Presbyterian System
Hipples
General Assembly
W H Roberts
Presbyterian
Mc Pocono
Roberts
Presbyterian Hospital of
Presbyterian Board ‘of Relief
Adolf Segal
Modestic
Swedish Steel Company
Lancaster
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
Steel Company
Sipple
Hippie
Inm
Piper and Wong
Bank
Bank Cxntainer
Ghomamt
S Wes Maccell
John Converse
Baldwin Locomotive Works
United States
John F Betz
William A Patton
Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Aeposit
Drankhin National Bank
Trust Company
Ter
Mearing House
Houston
Bulding
Plans For Bryan Are Unchanged In New York Harbor
The Bryan reception plan remains, with Mrs Bryan and daughter to depart quarantine aboard the Irene yacht for a city Welcome. Nebraskans urge a first meeting on the water, then escort Bryan to Manhattan for a Madison Square Garden address and city reception. Delegates from Indiana, Missouri and other states arrive to join the welcoming effort.
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Mr. Bryan
Taggart
Indiana
Hearst
Bryan
Clint
LF Goltra
St Lows
Mr Bryan
Don
Irene
Ma Biyak
Manhattan Island
Pies A
Orth River
The
Battery
McGowan
William Hoge
Commercial Travelers’ Antitrust League
Gov
Folk of
Missouri
Broadway
Fiftieth Street
Tifth Avenue
Victor
Victoria
Madison Square Garden
Garden
Harry W Walker
Gov Follk
Tom Johnson
Cleveland
Norman Mack
Loeb
Oyster Ba
Reynelae
Washington
Stranahan
Hearst Declines Democratic Run for Governor and Critiques Jerome
William Randolph Hearst said he would run as an Independence League candidate if he runs for governor but would accept Democrats or others votes. He accused Jerome of insincere candidacy controlled by corporate bosses and discussed Murphy, McCarren, and Sullivan, stating the Independence League seeks to end bossism. Hearst also denied a rift with Bryan and planned a private visit, noting New York County’s pivotal role in the state convention.
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New York
William Randolph Thaist
Independence League
F Jerome
Jerome
Jeromes
Crimlina
Hearst
C F Murphy
Tammany Hall
Murphy
McCarren
Sullivan
Mr Bryan
Bryan
Mr Hearst
Tam O
Newark
Pennsylvania
Wm J Bryan
Particulara Gf
Agi Se
John B Stanchfield
Buffalo
New York County
New York City
Arivanes
Wiliam R Hearst
William Travers Jerome
Mc Hearst
Democratic Party
Tey
Bison
League
Tgic
Mn Jerome
William E Connors
Charles F Murph
Old Guard
Jerome Thera
Jerome Replies To Hearst On NY City Control Fight
Jerome rejects fight for Democratic control and questions Hearst independence plan. He says the party machinery is corrupt and would not use the governor’s powers to bolster it. He envisions the Independence League as a potential independent party while warning NY delegates about loyalties. Also notes Mt Gretna army maneuvers fare sale by Pennsylvania Railroad.
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MT. Gretna
Mt Gretna
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Wisconsin Court Blows Up Boycott In Racine Case
Racine Wisconsin court ruling declares the boycott against Otts Schultze and the Racine bakery as an illegal conspiracy. The judge fines the union and its officers, finds the contract forcing union labor illegal, and awards Schultze 5 000 in damages for lost profits and business injury.
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Racine Wie
Chester A Fowler
Fond du Zac
Otts
R Schultze
Racine
Trades Labor Council
Benjamin D Resysen
Trades Council
Schultze 13
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Ming
Workman Dies After Pushing Friend to Safety
Patrick McCarthy, a New York Central Railroad power house worker, was electrocuted while shielding fellow worker David Boddington from a live 10 000 volt chain. The dynamo area and suspended crane chain caused the fatal shock as McCarthy shouted a warning and pushed his friend away. The tragedy occurred at 13d Street as the pair worked near a dynamo and a swinging chain. The exhibit schedule line appears unrelated.
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New York
Patrick McCarthy
New York Central Railroad
McCarthy
David Boddington
Boddington
Mrs Thaw to sever ties in Pittsburg and sail for England
Pittsburg August 28 Mrs Willam Thaw mother of Harry K Thaw has decided to leave Pittsburg and has offered Lundhurst the Thaw home for sale. Other Thaw properties were disposed of including a Bershwood boulevard estate for 49000. She says she must devote the rest of her life to her son and will remain near him if he is confined to an asylum. If he faces full punishment she will sail for England and bid farewell to America.
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Washington Post
Pittsburg
Willam Thaw
Harry K Thaw
Lundhurst
Thaw
Thaws
Bershwood Boulevard
Harry
England
America
Turtle in the Mail Bag At Washington Post Office
A large snapping turtle, about fifteen pounds, emerged from a mail bag at a Washington post office. The creature snapped at the clerk and others until a porter subdued it with a rope. Origin and bag unknown.
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Washington Ros Adometown
Diplomat Tries for Theft in Brittany Castle Case
A judicial inquiry opened in Brest into the charge against Russian diplomat Alexander Gregor accused of taking a diamond ring worth 10000 from Countess Roderec de Porzies during a visit to Kerstears Castle in Brittany. Gregor claimed no knowledge of the king’s trunk contents, blaming servants. The countess and count are American born, and Gregor once served at the Russian Legation in Washington and as consul in New York before retirement.
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Breat
France
Alexander Greger
Roderec de Porzies
Kerstears
Brittany
Gregor
Hhe
Mme Greger
United States
Greger
Washington
Russia
New York
Bishop Struck by Monstrance Injury at Lourdes
Special cable dispatch reports the Bishop of Nancy injured at Lourdes while distributing the Host. A pilgrim movement drove the monstrance’s edge into the bishop’s face, severing a temporal artery. He was sewn and expected to recover in a few days.
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Washington Post
Turinaz
Vellcose
Nancy
Lourdes
South Carolina Primaries Show Mixed Dispensary Votes
In Columbia Aug time the incomplete returns show Manning defeated for governor and Ansel leading in upper counties with Lyons ahead for attorney general. Tillman stumpings influence noted though he has no official opposition. Secretary of state and railroad seats are tight with McCown and Wharton leading slight margins. legislative races slow, dispensary fate uncertain. travel ad overpriced.
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Washington Post
Columbia St
South Carolina
Richard Manning
M F Ansel
Tilman
Cate Lelease
Manning
Ansel
Manning Ansel
Lyons
Lyon
McCown
Boyd
Hackell
Wharton
Somerset
Jones
Tillman
War on rate law triggers five hour hearing
Protestants from trunk lines New England and central railroads and eight Manufacturers and Shippers Association members demand modifications to the new rate law. They urge more time to file tariffs and question the necessity of posting all tariff sheets. The Interstate Commerce Commission will study the proposals and issue rulings in due course.
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New England
Central Territory
Interstate Commerce Commission
Central
Manufacturers and Shippers Association
Rairoad
Comiston
Knapp
Clements
Cockrell Lane
Clark
Washington
Prouty
Harlan
Cedar Rapids
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Luna
Corporation morlyiRes
Banking Dept of Union Trust Co
Wo J Bryan
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Bryant
Hm’ Dahlman
Omaha
William Jennings Brian
Dahlman
Luray Caverns
Luray
Krydn
Monices
Baker
Wilson & Mayers
Stanford White
Turtle
Bishop
Lycons
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Caygal
Ben Isie City
Ocean City
Deer Park
R. R
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