Outrage by Burglars At South Western Police Court
Arnold Eyres, Frederick William Keysell, and William Henry Gower faced remand at the South Western police court for breaking and entering 18 Dents road Wandsworth common, the residence of Mr Charles Worley Evans. Miss Emily Hine helped identify the suspects while repairmen were suspected. Eyres allegedly stole jewelry from 92 Louisville road Upper footing and assaulted housekeeper Harriet Dean during the May 18 break in. The trio reportedly forced entry, gagged Dean, and ransacked the house before fleeing by back windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Arnold Eyres
Tooting-grove
Frederick Willam Keysell
Charlwood-road
William Blenry Gower
Atcker
Assett-Street
Barlefeld
Wandsworth
Dents-road
Wandsworth-common
Charles Worley Evans
Emily Hine
Eyres
Louisville-road
Harriett Dean
Menes
Dean
Garrett
Remarkable operation on alleged heart stabbing case
Jacob Blitz, 28, a Kingsland cabinet worker, faced Worship Street on remand charged with attempted murder of John Long. At London Hospital, Dr. Richard Warren detailed an operation sewing a heart wound after Long was admitted May 30 following a chest stab. The doctor said the wound was life threatening and uncommon. Blitz was remanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Blitz
Henson-street
Kingsland
John Long
London
Richard Warren
Long
Warren
Alleged Tottenham Gold Robbery Conspiracy Charged
At Tottenham police court on Thursday Henry James Judd Ebeneser John Walker and Henry George Austin were charged with conspiring to steal gold valued at 40 pounds and stealing gold worth 65 pounds from Moasra Matthey of Hatton Garden. Austin had access to the refinery. gold moved to Walker and then to Judd who sold it through a dealer. Inspector Martin arrested them after inquiries. A quantity of gold was found at Walker's house. The prisoners were committed to the Old Bailey with bail refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tottenham Police Court
Henry James Judd
Broadane
Tottenham
Ebeneser John Walker
Roding-road
Henry George Austin
Northampton
Clerkenwell
Moasra
Matthey
Hatton-garden
Martin
N Division
Walker
Pri Soners
Old Bailey
Revels Below Stairs in Sapphire Pin Theft
Ernest Heritage Skingls and Mr Oxtorns, both charged at Westminster Police Court, pleaded guilty to stealing a sapphire scarf-pin and a silver cigarette belonging to Mr George Hume Pollock of 15 Montague Street Portman Square. They had frequented servants to seize the items. the scarf-pin was obtained via Giles Pursley, a Sinzers collector. Sentence deferred for a week.
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Ernest Heritage Skingls
Oxtorns
Westminster
Case
George Hume Pollock
Montague-street
Port- Man-square
Giles Pursley
Sinzers
Sheil
Lunacy Act summons for asylum attendant mistreatment
Maud Stackerd of Annstreet Mile End summoned at Lambeth police court under the Lunacy Act for ill treating a patient, Fanny Gertrude Thorpe, at Peckham House Asylum. A 40s fine was imposed for the merely technical offense with no costs requested.
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Maud Stackerd
Annstreet
Mileend
Lambeth Police Court
Peckham House
Fanny Gertrude Thorpe
Pking
Frayling
Alleged Ingenious Cheque Frauds On Trial
Several defendants including Arthur Welliams John Land Mary McIntyre Jane Elliott and Robert Rutter appeared at Marlborough Street police court on charges of conspiracy and forgery tied to stolen post envelopes bank cheques and forged replacements. Detective testimony recounted prior convictions and earlier trials with aliases. defendants denied speaking and were committed for trial at the Central Criminal Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Welliams
John Land
Mary McIntyre
Jane Elliott
Robert Rutter
Lonsdale Mansions
Bromell Road
Pham
Marlboroug Street
Pugsley
E Division
Central Criminal Court
John Green
Williamson
New Scotland Yard
Ruiter
McIntyre
Williams
Rutter
Wright
Lucy Wilson
Arthur Wilson
Elliott
Kennedy
Siever Summoned At Bow Street For Assault
Robert Sievier racehorse owner from Shrewton Wiltshire faced a summons at Bow Street police court on Friday for assaulting Walter Blanchette manager of the Freemasons Tavern Great Queen Street the case adjourned after the defendant’s solicitor agreed to pay costs the incident said to have occurred at the Freemasons hall during the annual Derby bell.
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RB. Siever
Bow-street
Robert Sievier
Shrewton
Wiltshire
Walter Ernest Blanchette
Freemasons
Great Queen-street
Hutchins
Mr. Wilson
Manchester
Cammeons
Freemacuns
A Trumpeter at Candahar Charged With Assault
James Kirk a 40 year old electrical wireman of Leytonstone was charged on remand at West Ham police court with assaulting Alice Haines on the Great Eastern Railway on June 3. The charge was amended to common assault and he pleaded guilty. He is described as Lord Roberts’ trumpeter at Candahar with 20 years Army service. A fine of 21 shillings and 11 shillings 13 pence costs or one month’s imprisonment was imposed. A correction was noted that Kirk does not reside at the reported Leytonstone address.
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Candahar
James Kirk
Chichester Road
Leytonstone
West Ham
Alice Haines
Great Eastern Railway
Silvertown
Stern
Lord Roberts
H. A. Evans
Chchester Road
Kirk
Free Fight in Bethnal-Green Riot Case Backed by Court
Deborah Hyman Harris Hyman David Hyman Michael Ayman Nathan Bryan Russian tradesmen Alfred Stokes William Windibank Frederick Gaul charged at Worship-street police court with riotous conduct after a fracas between Jews and Gentiles at Teendaie-street Bethnal-green. Judge Corser noted difficulty in identifying starters. Windibank Gaul and Stokes discharged. others bound over in their own recognisances in 51 to keep good behaviour for six months.
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Bethnal-Green
Deborah Hyman
Harris Hyman
David Hyman
Michael Ayman
Nathan Bryan
Alfred Stokes
William Windibank
Frederick Gaul
Worship-street
Teendaie-streat
Mgr. Corser
May
Windibank
Gaul
Stokes
London Sessions Report Prince Hamlet Inmate and Other Cases
London Sessions North Division Clerkenwell hears Prince Hamlet alias Kimael found insane and detained for breaking into Sir Robert Reid’s residence. George Fredericks pleads guilty to shop window damage and cake theft at Mill Bank Street Westminster. placed in care due to fits and job search. Andrew E McKean acquitted of false pretence charges. Edward Koski acquitted. Sanitary violation case at Crown pub leads to fines for selling diluted beer. defense argues illegality of admixture.
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London County Sessions
Clerkenwell
Prince Hamlest
Kimael
Prince Hamlet
Robert Reid
Hatonsquare
Tar GuaRpsetan
George Fredericks
Millbank Street
Westminster
South Africa
McConnell
Fredericks
William Wheatley
St. Giles’s Christian Mission
AcquittrEe D
Andrew E. M' Kean
Elizabeth Purves
Vincent-square
James Ramsay
Waterloo Hotel
Jornyx-streat
Edward Koski
Shopman
Rachel Cohen
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London Road
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