Great Jewel Burglary Hearing At Marlborough Street
At Marlborough street police court the hearing of four men charged in a recent burglary at Blizht Frenk and Hatley premises continued. Elliott and Smith faced charges linked to breaking and entering with jewellery valued at 5000. Smith had previous convictions and similar suspicions. Prosecutor Muskett pursued under the Prevention of Crimes Act. magistrate ordered separate consideration and imposed 12 months hard labor on both Elliott and Smith.
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Marlborough Street
Tooaday
Mr. Denman
Messrs. Blizht
Frenk
Hatley
Contuitsieat
Hienry Eliott
Alfred Smith
Penton-place
Clerkenwell
H. Muskett
Commissioner of Police
Skears
Gray
Enmiett
Simith
Magistrata
Binskett
Muskett
Elliott
Muskell
Scotland Yard
Collins
Scotlandard
Smith
Johnson, Matthey, and Co
Joseph Gilbertson
Messrs
Welsh servant sues over false imprisonment in King's Bench
Esther Jenkins of Port Talbot sued Robert J Kidd and Mrs Kidd in the King’s Bench Division for false imprisonment after a December start as a domestic servant. On Feb 11 she was dismissed after boxes were searched, police involved, three dusters found, and she was kept in custody overnight before Marylebone police court discharge. Defendants deny tampering. The jury previously disagreed. current verdict awards damages and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Jenkins
Port Talbot
King’s Bench
Justice Wright
Robert John Kidd
Haverstockhill
Marylebone Police Court
Gordon's Action Settled in Edinburgh Court
In Edinburgh on Tuesday a settlement was reached in the case of JD McGill Smith a civil engineer of Ayr suing Union Castle Mail Steamship Co for 2000 pounds over injuries aboard the Walmer Castle during a voyage home from the South African war. The plaintiff received 500 pounds plus expenses in settlement.
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Bession
Edinburgh
JD. Mgill Smith
Ayr
Union Castle Mail Steamship Company
Fenchurch Stress
Glasgow
Vlunteer Service Company
Gordon Highlanders
Walmer Castle
Netley Hospital
Liverpool Lady’s Crime at Liverpool Assizes
Elizabeth Sturgeon, 36, of stylish appearance, was indicted for the murder of her adopted child Mabel near Liverpool in July. She pleaded not guilty, but the child’s body was found buried in a lime heap after a night in the countryside. She is ordered in custody as a criminal lunatic during the King's pleasure. Mores Sent to Penan Serviture. James Hull and his wife Mary, of Hanley, were indicted for the slaughter of their two children from neglect and starvation. The husband was acquitted while the wife received five years penal servitude.
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Liverpool
Elizabeth Xn Sturgeon
Mabel
Aiiverpool
Mores
Staffordshire Assizes
James Hull
Hanley
Mary
Richard
Great Fingall suit and Toronto officer charged with larceny
The hearing in the King s Bench Division concluded on Tuesday over Ruben and Another v Great Fingall Consolidated Limited and Others. Me Ruten and Ladenburg sued for 2065l, with Lazard Brothers named in the action. verdict favored Bewick Moreing Co and Lazard. Rowe, a former secretary, appeared in Guildhall on larceny charges tied to forged cheques and dividend misappropriation, with substantial losses cited against multiple firms.
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Ruben
Great Fingall Consolidated, Limited
King’s Bench
Justice Nennedy
Rowe
Messrs
Lazard Brothers and Co
Tia
Lowe
Howe
Vewick, Morelny, and Co
Great Fingals Company
Anthony Stanley Rowe
Toronto
Guildhall
Great Fingals Consolidated (Limited
R. D. Muir
A. HB. Richards
Muir
Enid
London Joint Stock Bank
Great Fingail Company
Massra, Bewink, Sloreing, and Co
Hannan
Brown
Honcar
Baby Starved While Mother Was In Gaol
A Liverpool coroner heard that a 15 month old child died from starvation while its mother served a brief prison term for drunkenness. The mother did not mention the child being home until a fellow prisoner asked a sister to check. The sister found the baby dead on the doorstep after being left in bed when the mother went to prison. The mother believed the child was being cared for during her confinement.
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Liverpool
Anvutiar
Little Croewell Shielded as Bread Helper
A girl named Croewell faced theft charges in Henley on Mondey for taking a dress piece worth 3s 6d. She explained she took it to buy bread for five hungry siblings after her father's death. The magistrate, moved by her plight, dismissed the charge and offered support.
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Croewell
Henley On Mondey
Soldiers' Sentence Cancelled at Hants Assizes
Envious incident at Hants Assizes led to two Durham Regiment soldiers Kentley and Watson being sentenced to five years penal servitude for attacking a comrade’s wife at Aldershot. The sentence was later cancelled and they were released on recognisances to appear at the next assizes.
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Hants
Croydon keeper charged with murder at Guildford Assizes
Hriday Thames Jerris a Croydon coffee house keeper faced murder charges in Guildford Assizes over the death of Carolina Randlesome. The couple had lived together nine years. he had prior asylum confinement and delusions. He was ordered detained during the King's pleasure.
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Guildford
Hriday Thames
Jerris
Croydon
Carolina Randlesome
London Fires and Fatal Balham Blaze Report
London reports show 71 fires in seven days with 16 on Saturday across the metropolis. A fatal blaze at Balham killed Amie Hiza Footman after her burns. Multiple incidents extend from Regent's Park to Chelsea and across central districts, with numerous minor fires and a gas explosion at Deptford Ered causing structural damage and injuries.
Woman brutalized as six men held in police court
In Thames police court on Wednesday Jorn O'Brien 45 Thomas Griffiths 21 and Walter Rice 18 along with three others were charged with conspiring to wound Nellie Death severely by burning on legs and body. Prosecution ill to attend but Elizabeth Smail testified seeing the group and a man dragging the woman into a back room. Remand ordered. Separate case of grievous bodily harm against Nellie Neate involved Thomas Hart George Harrison Jolay Lenaran with similar absence of prosecutor due to illness. Swabey noted accused statements defending themselves. Ir Dickinson remanded the prisoners.
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Jorn O'Brien
Thomas Griffiths
Walter Rice
Phames
Prostcutrix
Kine
Proceutrix
My Dread
Thomas Hart
George Harrison
Jolay Lenaran
Reprieve for condemned man at Durham Assizes
The Home Secretary reprieved Alfred Johnson, sentenced to death for the murder of his son at Senderland. The jury recommended Johnson to mercy, with Mr Justice Grantham approving their action. A separate aid plea urged wives to ease domestic labor and promote homely harmony.
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Home Secretary
Alfred Johnson
Durham Assizes
Senderland
Johnson
Mercer
Justice Grantham
Home Market Prices and Market News Review
Saturpat market reports mixed conditions with corn and home-grown wheat under limited demand, prices firming on scarce supplies. Metropolitan animal markets show slower sheep and cattle trade, steady to firm meat and dairy prices, and notable declines in some consignments. An industrial explosion at Parkgate mill injured seven workers and caused damage. two men severely burned.
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Rotherham
Charles Schofield
William Kilner
Leas
Patrick Glynn
William Mayer
Fred Kilner
Willian Buson
William Swann
van Small
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Joseph Watson & Sons, Ltd
Nngall
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