Jury Opposes Judge in Fitzhugh Case Surprise for Court
Judge Swann orders a new trial for Mrs. Randolph Fitzhugh who pleaded guilty to stealing a gold pouch valued at $550 from Miss Dorothy Fiske. Jurors expressed doubt about guilt and criticized the prior verdict, prompting the judge to consider retrying the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Fitzhugh
Dorothy Fiske
Pliny Fiske
Swann
Shey
Athot
Fulton
Catherine Fennell
Falls Church
Udge Swann
Anget
M. J. Kory
West 144Th Street
Kory
Abraham Levy
Snes
William Ackerman
Madison Avenue
Miss Fiske
Therisoner
St. Bartholomew's Church
Fitzhugh
Ackerman
Disict
Press
Hutter's Gifts to Public From $1 Million Estate
Inventor and brewer Karl Hutter after death at his bachelor apartments on June 15 bequeathed over a quarter of his $1,000,000 estate to public institutions in the United States and Germany. The residuary estate goes to his sister Sophia Mink and her four children, with other specific bequests to the German tal and Dispensary of New York City Cooper Union and several German and Philadelphia area concerns. Employees and workers receive various sums and shares, including $85,000 to several named workers and smaller gifts to daily wage staff. Public institutions named include Gemeinde Wall-Merod German American Association, Germania Club, German Hospital of Brooklyn, and Marienhöhe in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Hutter
West Fifty-ninth Street
Germany
New York City
Cooper Union
Sophia Mink
Montabaur
Jacob Mink
Caspar Hutter
Carl Hutter
Detroit
Christina Fischer
Cologne
Rmany
Catherine Noll
Maria Manz
Limburg
Fayette Street
Herman H. E. Jantzer
Ernest Krueger
Carla
Frank C. Beuermann
Walter Gertz
Ot Association of
New York
Germania Club
Central Park South
German Hostal
Brooklyn
Marienein of
Delano Estate Details From Winnipeg Will Case
Delano Eugene Delano Jr died January 30 in Winnipeg. Report shows estate valued at 31 02 with deductions of 1 468 leaving net 23 760. Will distributes one tenth to Margaret Milla and Wilfred Renfell. sister Caroline Wadsworth receives one fifth.
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Eugene Delano, Jr
Winnipeg
Canada
Saskatchewan
Agene 2
Ban Try
German writer Bongard praises New York in four part view
Dr Oskar Bongard guest correspondent for Berliner Tageblatt shares impressions from New York his first U S visit. He notes subways efficient fire department police politeness and contrasts East Side congestion with Berlin poverty praising city order and social services while acknowledging police challenges with reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskar Bongard
Inperator
Berliner Tageblatt
New York
Ieee
Ard
United States
Africa
India
Bongard
Niagara Falls
Gaynor
Dr. Bongard
Berlin
Broadway
London
Paris
Waldo
adjourn Erlanger case on Miss St Clair’s application
Supreme Court Justice Goff adjourned the hearing on Edith St. Clair's suit against theatrical manager Abraham Erlanger until tomorrow at the request of her attorney Max D. Steuer. Steuer seeks time to secure an affidavit from Matthewson of Brookline Massachusetts to support the motion to dismiss and cancel the judgment. Jerome, Erlanger's counsel, protested the delay due to business in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Goff
Edith St. Clair
Abraham L. Erlanger
Max D. Steuer
Miss St. Clair
Steuer
Matthewson
Brookline
Mass
William Travers Jerome
Erlanger
Jerome
Albany
Hedley to Speak in Chicago on Transit Lessons
Frank Hedley general manager of the Interborough Rapid Transit Company of New York City will address the Electric Club of Chicago at its weekly luncheon at the Hotel Sherman tomorrow. He will share what New York has learned about city transportation and how Chicago can benefit from this knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedley
Chicago
New York Times
Frank Hedley
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
New York City
Electric Club of
New York
Electric Club
Shermarf
Indictments Target Police Ties After Rader Confession
Isidore Rader’s confession spurs district attorney inquiry into east side fences and possible police complicity in handling stolen goods. Witnesses including a former police official and six informants describe favors for cash and plan grand jury testimony. Rader and Moe Rader face pressure as investigations widen to bribery in court fixings. A truckman, R. L. Smith, backs Rader, while five youths corroborate theft rings under detective direction. A separate case involves Frank Zerillo’s ongoing trial for receiving stolen goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isidore Rader
Moscowitz
Rader
East Side
R. L. Smith
Reade Street
Smith
Clinton Street
Mosvcowitz
Moe Rader
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Hutter
Brewer
German Hospital
Delano
Uttoncm
MaronTyi
Dr. Longard
the Fence
Prosecutor
Mill
Ions
Deni
Franklin Street
Western University
Reformatory
Supreme Grand Jury
Crain
Frank Zerillo
Evelyn
Murray Hill
Long Island Railroad
Flushing
George T. Strettle
Murray Street
Vincent J. Belucci
Long Island News Company
Belucci
Rientale
Josupa Wan É
Gov. Brown
Atlanta
America
Joseph M. Brown
Georgia
Panama
Scribner’s Magazine
Exony
R. R. Johnson
Arce
Humny L. Stumson
Reece
Grey
Mrs. Wharton
John Galsworthy
H. C
Ernest Peixotto
Dra. Wharton
Gryea Y Ty
Nanabes
R. H. Macy & Co
Herald Square
35Th Street
Norfolk
34Th Street
Broadiay
Centre
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