Lewisohn Defies Question in Canfield Inquiry
District Attorney Jerome and Alfred Lauterbach argued before Justice Scott over a habeas writ and whether Jesse Lewisohn knew Richard Canfield. Scott ruled Lewisohn must stay in custody as the answer could not incriminate him. Lewisohn faced further contempt proceedings and a Monday hearing was set, with no immediate appeal.
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Jerome
Alfred Lauterbach
Supreme Court
Scott
Ber
Jesse Lewisohn
Justice Wyatt
Grand Jury
Richard Canfield
Lewisohn
Lauterbach
Canfield
Mr. Lau
Bucklin
Wyatt
Man Paeck
Becker
County Court House
Watt
Justice Scott
Mr. Lewisohn
Electric cars halted by three underground cable fire
Three main cables fused beneath Broadway and Vesey Street caused a blackout for over an hour. Fire, smoke, and steam from burning insulation trapped motorists and delayed thousands as crews in emergency wagons worked to supervise a quick splice and restore power.
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Broadway
Vesey Street
Isica
Thonarades
Canal Street
Paside
Emouth Ferry
Pur -Toms
Brooklyn Bridge
Pearson
Blocked bridge traffic after trolley derailment on Green and Gates Line
A car jumped the track near the loops on the Green and Gates Avenue Line causing a bridge blockage. Trolley and truck traffic were halted for about an hour with 100 trucks backed up. Police struggled to control the crowd as the car was moved back onto the rails at 6 05.
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Green and Gates Avenue
Park Row
City cab stand fee case upheld by Appellate Division
The Appellate Division unanimously affirmed a Municipal Court judgment against George G. Reesing and others for $10 per cab. City ordinances require $5 per license plus $3 if not using a public stand and $25 for stands. six to eight cabs had been allowed to stand at Hotel Imperial. Defendants paid $3 on twenty five cabs and were fined for using non public stands, with the court ruling city authority to impose the ordinance cannot be questioned and private stands require consent but do not exempt license fees.
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Supreme Court
City of
New York
George G. Reesing
Third District
Borough of
Manhattan
Bureau of Licenses
Imperial
Patterson
Appellate Division
Wall Street
Yester- Gey
Recorder Golf
Robert L.martin
Jiarry Velthusen
Delaware Surety Company
Delaware
State of
Justice Hatch
Enforcing Leave Property by Will Upheld in Gilman Case
Appellate Division affirms an interlocutory judgment allowing Helen Potts Hall to seek specific performance of an agreement with Jeorge F. Gilman to be his sole heir if she cared for him until death. Gilman died March 3, 1901 without a will, with a widower status and no issue.
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Supreme Court
Jeorge F. Gilman
Helen Potts Hall
Mr. Gilman
Hall
Bridgeport
Conn
Gilman
Court of Equity
Laughlin
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5Th Ave
Duxedo
France
Albert Coats
Oxfords
Alaska
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Rae
Hampden
New York Jeweler
William McKinley
F Myers CO
Maiden Lane
James McCreery & Co
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Cravenette
Twenty-third Street
James McGreery & Co
Hearn
BOC
Angora
Camelshair
Loggins
Law
Melton
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Kashi Coshrails
Warren W. Foster
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Auburn
Leon Galloway
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England
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Forty-third Street
Tenth Avenue
Foster
Lydie
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Hudson Bay
Ep Ic
Shayne
West 41St St
West 42d St
Bet
Smith, Gray & Co
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N. Y
Harlem Bridges
Union Railway
Interborough Railroad Company
Grant
Union Railway Company
Harlem River
Bronx
Interborough Company
Board of Estimate
Cs Shayn
41St St
Bet. B' Way
L. J. Callanan
Vesey ST
Kersey
Zibzline
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SUP Co. O'S
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Muffy
Tipaldi
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