Diamonds Lost and Found Alleged Theft Case in Brooklyn
A Brooklyn court filing describes John D. Grady losing diamond jewelry valued around $8,000 on Fulton Street after chasing a streetcar. He later seeks $1,500 from Abel Crook as a partial recovery via a court injunction while police trace the package, with Grant and a boy named Smith key to the tale. Grady’s affidavit alleges a scheme to deprive him of the property involving Crook and an officer, and the case heads to a December 7 hearing in Kings County Supreme Court.
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Epgers
John D. Grady
Bandem
Court Street
Fulton Ferry
Fulton Street
Cooloff
Smith
Grant
Grady
Hanes Bean
de Grant
Santa An
Ina
Crook
City of
Mexico
Peo San Francisco Chronicle
Martinez
Santa Anna
Vergara Street
Superior Court
Fartena
New York Supreme Court
Kings Co
James G. Grant
John Doe
Abel Crook
County Court House
City of Brooklyn
Nevandon
A. B. Tarren
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Tappen
Uae Sr
Ceeter
de Murs
Josie Wallen
Iedy
Tates
Kenosha
Wis
Milwaukee
Treasury
Abe
Abn
Paris
United States
Gen. Jackson
White House
Republic
Iturbide
Spain
Itur
Tampico
Tau
Fashion and society notes from aged columns
A jumble of society snippets from a bygone era covers bridal plans of Ade Ford and Miss Josie Wallen, gowns and toilettes with pink silks, veiled critiques of fashion, and a remark on Kenosha girls deciding to visit suitors. It notes workers’ views on marriage and fashions in gowns, bonnets, and dining tastes.
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Col
Fred
Signorina Moresina
Fannie Hart
New London
Conn
Atlanta
Georgia
Ade Ford
Gov. Ford
Ohio
Eugene
Revival of the Leader and notes on Santa Anna and actors
A long compendium of literary revival, Paris and London cultural notes, and dramatic announcements. It reflects on Santa Anna’s fading memory, a disquisition on Iturbide, and profiles of actors, singers, and theatre plans amid 19th century arts society chatter.
Divisions in North Carolina Democrats and other 19th century notes
North Carolina Democrats split over convening a party meeting while Vermont lawmakers wrap up a seven week session praised for energy. New Hampshire Prohibitionists nominate Nathaniel White for governor and D Heald for rail road commissioner. Hazing in the British navy continues with a flogging incident on Britannia. The Mohawk Valley Democrat backs John T. Hoffman for U S Senator. Ohio discusses presidential salary. Vermont official H H Powers ranked for Supreme Court. Bagleys eyed in Congress. Senator Fenton travels to the tropics to secure support. Official constitutional vote tallies show 84 762 votes with 84 762 per cent of voters referenced.
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Vermont
New Hampshire
Concord
Nathaniel White
D. Heald
Milford
Britannia
der Pidell
Mohawk Valley
John T. Hoffman
United States
Moses
South Carolina
Ohio General Assembly
Con
Washington County Post
Stuart
H. H. Powers
House of Representatives
Gov. Peck
University of Vermont
George A
Twenty
New York
John A
New York State
John C
Illinois
Greeley
Springfield Journal
Fenton
Tropics
Bly
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LW. Aven Alston & CO
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Chiesgo Eee
Shendan
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Ain
London
Frederick the Creat
the Spectator
dJantin McCarthy
Linley Mackeford
Tara
Mellel
Louisiana
Barris
James KR Gilmore
Fd and Kirke
Barnett
Gome
Finsasl
Rink
Tonsa Roe Ah
Janausehek
Hartford
Katharine Randolph Rogera
Rochester
N. Y
B. P. O. of Elks
Irving Hall
T. Alliston Brown
Araients
Adeliade Phillips
Lawrence
Mass
J. BR. Judd
American Institute
Third Avenue
Sixty-third Street
Gilmore
Messrs. Chickering & Son
Sy Mason
Fifth Avenue
Eighteenth
Chickering Hall
Richmond
Norfolk
Wilmington
Charleston
Macon
Augusta
Camille
M. Victorien Nardoa
Galte Theatre
M. Sardoa
France
Ls Haine
Plas
Kentucky
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Covington
Ostherine Appel
Winchester
Frederick County
John Kelly
England
Delaware
Washington
Yorktown
Cornwallis
Kelley
Marion
Catharine Kelley
Samuel Montjoy
Kentuckey
Virginia
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Pittsburg
Louis Philippe
Maysville
Limestone
Lexington
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Montjoy
Appel
Marion County
Ind
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Cincinnatti
Oxford
William Lyle
Wickliffs
Robert Schenck
John Adams
Thos, Jefferson
Janes Madison
Greene, Lee, Morgan
Fathers of the Republic
Daily Herald
North Carolina
Warner
Lorain County
the Age
Watch
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North Carolina State Life Insurance
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Efmp
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Penmaes
BF. B. Cameron
Peestpext
B.E Smith
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H Hicks
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Pete
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Liverpool
Clachorn, Herring & CO
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East Patretreat
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M’naught
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Saas
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