Banking Flurry Ends Robin Sister Indicted in Tombs
New York fronts a banking scare as Joseph Robin remains jailed in the Tombs and his sister Dr Louise Rabinovitch is indicted for perjury over an asylum bid for Stebin. Carnegie Trust to be liquidated. Hyde missing. runs mild with broad assurances from financiers and bank officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde
Carnegie Trust Company
Dr. Cook
New York
Joseph G. Fiobin
Twelfth Ward Bank
Nineteenth Ward Bank
Maddison Trust Company
Equhtebra Trust Company
Robin
Louise Robinovitch
Stebin
Edward
Edward Robinson
Robinovitch
Robinson
Joseph G. Robin
Dr. Rabinovitch
Washington Savings Bank
Jerome
Its
Charles H. Hyde
Prendergast
Banking Commission
Andrew Carnegie
Remarkable Duckpin Scores Highlight Garrisons Rally
In District Duckpin League play, the Garrisons totaled 601 in their final game against the Hummers, with every bowler above 100. Gwynne led at 135, Barton 126, Crowley 119, Parker 110, and Goodman 110, while Barton posted a 360 total and a 116.28 average. Other leagues and team rosters appear in the same city-wide duckpin aggregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hummers
Gwynne
Barton
Crowley
Parker
Goodman
Merbert
Wolfe
Ala Hummer
Ite Spiess
Crampton
Hailway Clerks
Tie
Credille
Ra Weinstein
Alu
I Engineers
Torment
Windsor
Acton
Upland
R.warstalt
Cardwell
Ls Westvill
LEAGT
Panitol Ae Verriger
Risler
Tolman Laundry
Hahn & Co
W.du Bis
Berman
Poland
A.la Bary Campbell
Vogelsb’r
Watson
Bradiy
Robinson
Fichard
Thatcher
I van Bush
Berekman
Hardie
Hamarher
Satria
Lewerte
Wallains
Roepk
Tad Dewhirs
New Tutor for Badger Crew in Wisconsin Rowing
Wisconsin oarsmen welcomed coach R. Sweetland at the first squad meeting after Christmas, taking over from Capt. Krastz. Sweetland plans gradual changes, introducing Courtney rowing methods while veterans adjust from Ten Eyck tactics. Also notes Cincinnati pitchers to train in Hot Springs and Choyinski becoming athletic instructor in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
R. Sweetland
Krastz
Sweetland
Badger
Courtney
Hig
Ten Eyck
Martin Leads Record Qualifiers In Midwinter Golf Bowl
A field of 158 at Pinehurst on January 9 saw F A Martin top the qualifying with 83 in the eighth annual midwinter tournament. J P Knapp of Garden City and Charles Presbrey of Fox Hills followed with 87 and 88 as the Pinehurst System divided players into classes for match play through Wednesday. Other first division scores included George Dutt en 89 and J J Hazen 89 as contenders for the President's Cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
F. A. Martin
Ekwanok
J. P. Knapp
Garden City
Harles Presbrey
Fox Hills
C. L. Becker
Woodland
George
Bowlers Issue Challenge to $500 a Side Match
The Chalmers Detroit club of Chicago invites all bowing clubs to a $500 a side match on seven games at St Louis or Buffalo alleys. Featuring Gus Steele Charley Collier Harry Steers Billy Richter Hob Rolfe and Mattie Faetz the club has won the St Paul meet and Baltimore championship and recently beat St Louis. Entries to Abe Langtry in St Louis for the American Bowling Congress tournament may push total teams past 425 with a large prize list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Chicago
Chalmers-Detroit
Gus Steele
Charley Collier
Harry Steers
Billy Richter
Hob Rolfe
Mattie Faetz
St. Louis
Buffalo
New York
St. Paul
Mound City
Abe Langtry
American Bowling Congress
Milwaukee
Vancouver
British ,Columbia
New England
I Chcago
Louieville Bowling Association
No Light on Poisoning Source Sought
Cumberland Md Jan 9 State's Attorney Robb said no new theories or evidence exist in the Blosser Twigga death case and death is believed to be from own action. J G McKown of Paw Paw WV denies selling cyanide to Twigg Orchard Company, saying reports were misrepresented and only arsenate of lead was sold. Investigations continue into Paw Paw reports of cyanide purchases.
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Rc McKown
Paw Paw
Cumberland
Washington Post
Robb
Blosser- Twigg Agae
Charles E. Twigg
Grace Blosser
Tles
J. G. McKown
W. Va
Miller Beach
Twigg
McKown
Twigg Orchard Company
Keyser
McKeown
Hobb
Family Narrowly Escapes Fire At Tazewell Home
George Taylor his wife and ten children escaped a blaze that consumed their Tazewell Virginia home on January 9. Mrs Taylor woke to smoke and helped rouse him as flames blocked exits. The family, all unharmed but exposed to bitter cold, found shelter with neighbors. Origin of the fire remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Taylor
Tazewell
Ecuador Election Riots Mark Early Presidential Ballot
Guayaquil reports fights in towns as Ecuador vents for the presidency to succeed Gen Eloy Alfaro. Emilio Estrada leads with administration backing amid Liberal Alfredo Banquerizo Merino abstaining. Police restore order. Red Cross ambulances respond. business halted until Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Eloy Alfaro
Red Cross
Emilio Estrada
Alfredo Banquerizo Merino
Child Dies After Gin Drink At Hospital
Dr. R Mortimer Kilgour at Casu alty Hospital states little Eufatia Cathey an unknown age girl who drank gin from a bottle found Saturday afternoon in a location unnamed and shows little hope for recovery as authorities investigate the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Mortimer Kilgour
Casualty Hospital
Eufatia Cathey
Child dies from suspected gin poisoning in Eckington home
Euphalia Cathey, living at 618 T Street Eckington, drank gin from a hair pint bottle while alone in the dining room. Found unconscious by her mother the child was placed to bed after home remedies. Four hours later an ambulance transported her to Casualty Hospital as convulsions worsened through Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Street
Eckington
Casualty Hospital
Appeal Beats Selden. Goes to Supreme Court Now
New York Jan 9 The United States circuit court of appeals reversed Judge Hough and held that defendants including Ford Motor Company did not infringe the Selden patent by using the Otto engine. The ruling declares the Otto engine is not an infringement though equivalent to the Selden engine, remanding the case with costs. The decision prompts Ford and others to seek Supreme Court review. Selden patent expires in September 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Hough
Circuit Court
Ford Motor Company
Panhard & Jevasser
Selden
America
Association of Licensed
Madison Square Garden
Hugh Chalmara
Chalmers Motor Car Company
Harry A. Lozier
Lozier Motor Company
Roy D. Chapin
Hudson Company
Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers
Columbia Motor Car Company
George B. Selden
Accuse Wife of Poisoning Case Shifts to Court
Pittsburg January 9 Mrs G M Strobaker held for felonious assault after being charged tonight by a magistrate in a strychnine poisoning case. Her husband, a brain elevator superintendent, remains in hospital from lunch poisoning. Strobaker reportedly to recover. police guard and surgeon reports confirm poisoning symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
G. M. Strobaker
South Side
D. H. Sable
Dr. Sable
Charlton Habeas Hearing Delayed In Extradition Case
Por ter Charlton's habeas corpus hearing to prevent extradition to Italy for the murder of his wife at Lake Como was postponed to January 23. Judge Rellstab would have presided in the United States Circuit Court. Charlton remained in custody at Hudson County Jail with a deputy sheriff present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Porter Charlton
Italy
Lake Como
Charlton
Rellstab
United States Circuit Court
Hudson County
Jersey City
Alexandria Chamber Names Officers and Directors
The Alexandria Chamber of Commerce annual meeting reelected officers A D Brockett president R 8 Jones vice president J T Preston secretary and treasurer and elected C S T Burke and Marshall L King as directors to fill vacancies caused by deaths. Directors named include R S Jones H Kirk and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post Burbat
King Street
Alexandria
Chamber of Ecommerce of
Alexandra
A. D. Brockett
R. 8. Jones
J. T. Preston
C. S. T. Burke
F. §. Harper
Marshall L. King
Independent Mutual Fire Insurance Comany
Fairfax County
James W. Roberts
R. M. Birch
Fatts Church
Rit P.nichols
Purcellville
E. L. Garrett
Herndon, Va
C. M. Money
Vienna
L. A.turmer
Aidle
John W. May
M. D. Hall
Burke
J. N. Gibbs
Mount Vernon
Tyson Janney
Occoquan
Charles B. Marshall
George G. Tyler
Haymarket
A . Lukens
Accotink
C. Lukens
Walter Roberts
N. Gibbs
M. D. Hal
W. H. Hagans
Samuel H. Lunt
A. W. Machen
Bank Robbery At Elm Grove Slashes Cash Piles
In Wheeling suburb Elm Grove First National Bank opened to discover thieves had struck overnight stealing 3000 to 4000 dollars. Nitroglycerin placed on vault door caused the blast while burlap muffled the noise. Footprints in fresh snow show dawntime activity. A second item reports Bryant Lumber Co plant in Wilson North Carolina burned last night, valued at 12000 dollars, with no hydrant nearby. company plans to rebuild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
First National Bank of
Elm Grove
Croatian aviator killed in Serb flight across the Save
Belgrade reports Croatian aviator Roussijan died when his aircraft failed after a screw dropped into the River Save. The machine fell striking a building, tossing him from his seat and badly crushing him. Post Want Ads are free in The Post classified columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Servia
Jarf
Roussijan
Boussijan
Notices of probate and administration in DC district
Supreme Court notices announce letters testamentary for Charles T Browning deceased with claims due by September 26 1911. executors Calvert Mushel and others warn creditors to present vouchers. Additional notices grant letters testamentary for Lucy Parker Willard estate with January 2 1811 hearing and distribution. other filings list James V White estate with December 22 1910 deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court OF the District of
A. D
George .H. Calvert
Nathan Mushel
Charles T. Browning
James Tanner
District of Columbia
Provate
Robert 8
Hume
Milton Etrasburger
Attomeya
Supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia
Supreme Court of the
Lucy Parker Willard
Supreme Court of
Te District of Columbia
Cald Catate
Alfred P. Thom
Corcoran Thom
Probate
Dstrict of Columbia
James V. White
Mary C. White
Massachusetts Avenue Rorthwest
Washington, D. C
Athet of Columbian
Geo
P. Hoover
Attorac
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TOMBS
East Side
F. P. Morgan &Co
Equitable Trust Company
Madison Trust Company
Third Avenue
Witty Seventh Street
Fifth Avenue
Sixtieth Street
Cheney
State Banking Department
Carnegie
Comany
Pr. Cook
Garrisons
Hot Springs
Cincinnati
Ohio
Clark Griffith
Cincinnati Nationals
Ark
Choyinski
Joe Choyinski
New
Millon Dollar Athletic Club
Toledo University
Toledo
Medical
Pharmaceutical
Marten
Euphalia Cathey
Appeal
Supreme Court
Selden and Associates
Henry Ford
Judge Noyes
Circuit Court of Appeals
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit
Goodness
Father
Insurance Company
Chesapeake
Stuart
Railroad Company
Alexandria Corporation
Jean McKell
Chillicothe
Obio
Albert
McKell
Joe Gov. Wrancis L. Smith
Samuel
Frank S. Jeffries
Harvey Francis
Jeffries
Washington
Policeman Beach
Francis
Robinson Moncure
Taylor
Charles 8
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
Plp
Phillips
Lee Camp
United Confederate Veterans
John W. Baggett
John Wesley Baggett
New Alexandria
Y Jerday
Winter Cropper
North
Columbus Street
Howell
Corporation Court of Alexandria
Emily H. Mehaffey
Emily M. Gibson
Duke and
Washington Streets
Mary M. Howelb
Bob Bank
Ehegarice
New Yorks
Wetherbee & Wood
Fifth Ave
Fifty-fifth St
New York City
Stearns
Zell Motor Car CO
New York Ave
Oona
K-R
Amplex
Wilson CO
14Th St. N. W
Ener Main
Eee CO
N. T. Ave
Ford—Velie — Owen Automobile Supplies
Miller Bros
N. W. Ave
Cadillac
Cook & Stoddard Co
St. N. W
Carpenter Automobile Co
Ford
Dupont Sales CO
St.n.w
Studebaker Electric
DUC
Imperial Motor CO
David
Kendrick
Emerson & Orme
Buick Motor Co
Connecticdt
M. Stharn
Autocrat Tdsmobile
Salden Patsat
M. T. Pollock
Barnes
Theo
Nes A la Hos
Wet
Are
Myubtell Te Alx Chanel Barnard Motor Car Company
Roman Automobile CO
Philadelphia
Bergdoll Rotor Sales Agunor i Oat
Moon
Firestone
Columbus
Pireugér
Congressional Garage
Ave
Hudson Elmore Dupont Sales CO
Carter Motor Car Corp
Wunsat Building
Hyatarity
van M. Btaphara
6Th & Pa
Ave. M. Ie
American Taxicab CO
West
Philanhropic
Frokera
Prudential
N. W. Con
Gadsden
Ala
Roxie Parker
Annie Warden
W. L. Laropkin
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