Note 2 — Chapter XXXIV · ANOTHER ERA OF LEGISLATIVE CORRUPTION 1910-1911
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Hyde, on November 29, 1912, was convicted in court on a charge of accepting a bribe, as a public officer, in consideration for depositing public money in certain banks. He was sentenced to two years in State’s prison. But the verdict was later reversed by the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court, and he was released from all criminal charges.