Jury acquits John Jenkins in larceny case in Brooklyn
After a ten day trial before Justice Kelly in Brooklyn a jury returned a verdict of acquittal for John Jenkins Jr. on a $50 000 larceny charge tied to a loan from Jenkins Trust Company. Prosecutor Clarke had alleged improper loans and conspiracies involving Jenkins and two brothers still awaiting trial in Queens County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jenkins, I Jr
Supreme Court
Kelly
Brooklyn
Old Jenkins Trust Company
Clarke
Jenkins
Scudder
Kings County
Jenkinses
Uekone
Jenkins Trust Company
Frank
Jenkins'loana
Stephen C. Baldwin
Ummin
Erda
Hi. Elder
Kings County Grand Jury
Cor Ctreetetatcoes
Williamsburg Trust Company
Borough Bank
John G. Jenkins
John G., Jr
Howard Maxwell
William H. Doty
First” ‘National Bank
Yonkers
Allen F. Read
Denver
Genevieve ‘Chandler Phipps
Cassie Chadwick
Read
First National Bank of
New York City
Bridge
Mass
New York
Pinkertons
Stockbridge
Irs
Prisoner Cheers Morse In Tombs Counsel Room Exchange
Charles W Morse known as the Ice King and Louis Schneider an ice dealer hold joint consultations with lawyers in the Tombs. Morse seeks bail pending appeal on a conspiracy conviction with a 15 year federal sentence. Schneider, 37, is charged with first degree murder for Feuerstein death in a dispute over the ice dealers union and an inquest is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W Morse
Louis Schneider
Morse, S
Morse
Schnéider
Schneider
Yesteray
Mosés A. Sachs
Park Row
Ludlow Street
Chad
Abraham Feuerstein
Ss 12
Feuerstein
Dooley
Peuerstein
Ice Dealers’ Union
Free Bird Acquitted in Graft Charge Trial
Peter J Bird a former Police Sergeant faced trial before Judge Malone in General Sessions on accepting $50 from Mrs Dorothy Mason to permit a moving picture show at 149th Street and Avenue without a license. The jury found him not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter J . Bird
Malone
Dorothy Mason
149Th Street
Avenue
Half Million for Jewish Charities Estate Listed
A $500000 estate of the late Theophilus Marc is designated for Jewish charities. Details indicate a notable bequest with planned allocations to communal funds and related organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cl Charities
Theophilus
Marc
Aled
East
Lapham Library Sale Highlights Rare Lamb Autographs
The Edwin N. Lapham sale by the Anderson Company fetched 7300 dollars with total 17300 dollars reported. Notable items included three Lamb letters and a Mary Lamb letter from 1806 to Sarah Stoddart, plus autographs by Walter Savage Lauder and others. First editions of Lamia Endymion and Keats Poems sold as a lot for 665 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin N. Lapham
Anderson Company
John Keats
Endymion
Lamia
Charles Lamb
Mary Lamb
Sarah Stoddart
William Hazlitt
Walter Savage Lauder
Jerwood
Lauder
Thomas Hardy
Charlies Lever
Rosamund Gray
Margaret
John Woodvil
Lamb
Burchell
Riviere
T. N. Falfourd
Falfourd
Transfusion and Amputation for Cancer Patient in Bellevue Hospital
John Dennison a 15 year old with cancer treated by a blood transfusion from Mark Owens failed to cure the disease and led to an above knee amputation at Bellevue Hospital. The transfer was performed last night and Dennison may die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dennison
Tenth Avenue
Bellevue Hospital
Mark Owens
Mills Hotel No. 1
Prosperity Rise for Two Trenton Firms
In Trenton New Jersey the Freeman Electric Company and the Trenton Porcelain Company announce a reorganization and capital increase from 25000 to 100000 due to post election business. The plan includes further expansion next summer and a new plant, with many new employees to be hired immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Wrenton
N. J
Freeman Electric Company
Trenton Porcelain Company
Thief Loops Jewelry Store in Pittsburg Heist
A thief forced in by locking from outside sealed the door of Theodore Frey’s jewelry shop at 409 Federal Street Pittsburgh near the railroad station. He smashed the plate glass window and stole diamonds and jewelry valued at 12 000 dollars before fleeing. A witness, John A. Livingston, chased the robber, alerted police and bystanders, and some diamonds were recovered. The thief used an iron thumb latch tool to keep the door from opening. He identified himself as Edward, brandishing a gun during pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell
Tim
Raymond Street
Congress Street
John G. Jenkins
Jenkins Trust Company
Lafayette Trust Company
Pittsburg
Penn
North Side
Pennsylvania ‘Railroad
Theodore Frey
Federal Street
John A. Livingston
Edward
Roosevelt Selgets Pringle as Government Appraiser
The Gazette-Times reports President Roosevelt seeks immediate appointment of John D. Pringle editor of The Labor World as Government Appraiser at Pittsburgh. The $3,500 salary position starts Jan 1, reflecting Pringle's anti Bryan and anti Gompers editorials. A conflict emerges with Rep. Burke and Rep. Dalzell who had other promises for the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Gazette-Times
Roosevelt
John D. Pringle
Labor World
R “Mérchangise
Pitisburs
Pringle
James D. Burke
Tiny Government mine planter voyage to distant stations
Four small government mine planters depart from Hampton Roads for duties in S cattle via Cape Horn and Wanila via the Canal. The ships Colonel George Armistead Major Samuel Ringgold General Samuel J Hunt and Gen Henry Knox will serve in coast defense and require nine months for the voyage. A reception at Fort Monroe honored the hardy crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Val
Hampton Roads
George Armistead
Samuel Ringgold
Cape Horn
Samuel J. Hunt
Henry Knox
Wanila
Zz Canal
eThese Boats
Army Coast Defense Service
Fort Monroe
Imports Picking Up November Appraisal Reports
The November report by George Wan maker Appraiser of the Port shows diamonds and other precious stones imported value $1,809,632 versus $924,655 a year earlier. Foreign merchandise total appraised value to $59,409,726, down from $62,658,979 in 1907. two years ago November imports neared $67,000,000. Auto imports totaled 133 cars valued at $333,751, compared with 145 cars worth $423,435 in November 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wanmaker
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Eee
the Night & Day Bank
Fifth
Avenue & 44Th ST
Samuel 8. Campbell
Frederick Phillips V
Thomas B. Clarke
JR_ VY
Gustav’ L. Wilmerding
Crown Perfumery Co
London
East 20Th St
Jeunesse Doree
Perfume of
London Society
Frederick Keppel & Co
39Th ‘Street
Seymour Haden
East 39Th Street
Union League
Corliss, Macy . Co
Maiden Lane
Pearl Street
Herald Square
Wade
Uneeda Biscuit
WEVA
Pate
McConville
Post Office
Frank A. G Brien
Palmieri
August M. Brown
Co-operative Securities Company
Boston
Mary C. Moffatt
West 130Th Street
Moffatt
Mr. Palmieri
Ideal Steam Turbine Company
Italy
Carnegie
Harrison
Chicago and Newark Electric Air Line Railway Company
New York Corporation
Brown and Palmieri
George W. Townsend
Lapham
The
Deadwood Dick
Jein
Gouls
Jie
Akcin
Max
Louis
East 126Th Street
Laoniin
Roosevelt Selgets Pringle
Labor
Pat Pittsburg
Army
Pacific
Sixuiay
Maire
Skinner
Eftrita Hoop
Husson
Noves
Eas Eens ‘Chine Nase
New Jersey
Long Island
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
America
O. Strom Et Fils
Paris
France
la Belle Jardiniere
Arments
Oscar Henriques & Co
Copenhagen
Denmark
Alfred Dunhill
Bendon
England
Broadway
Saks X Company
34Th Street
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