Trial over fake Cleveland article ends with Brandenburg to jury
Brandenburg fights grand larceny charge in New York Supreme Court over a forged article alleged to be signed by Grover Cleveland. Defense and prosecution clash on origin of the signature and the manuscript with Mrs Cleveland and Times staffers called to testify. verdict expected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broughton Brandenburg
Supreme Court
Justice Fitzgerald
Grover Cleveland
NEW York Times
Oswald N. Jacoby
Nott
Thomas R. Ybarra
Times
Hastings
Mr. Miller
Ten Times
Finley
the City College
Cleveland
Brandenburg
Jacoby
Tom Times
Col
Henry Watterson
Herald
J. Jacoby
Charles R. Miller
THE
Reich
Times Office
Mr. Ybarra
Mr. Hastings
Charles M. Lincoln
Top Times
New York Herald
Hiss
Lincoln
Tom Timms
Flatfly
Mr. Lincoln
Ybarra
Mr. Jacoby
Frances Blascoer
Mr. Nott
Dr. Finley
Broadway
Mr. Cleveland
Land
Hampton
Century Magazine
Justice
John G. Carlisle
the Treasury
St. Louis
Fitzsimmons
San Francisco
Charity
Cleveland’s
the Times
Hughes
Miller
Yesterday's Fires Report Listings and Bids
A list of fire-related incidents with times and addresses on the East and West Sides. Notable items include small losses at multiple residences and businesses, and a major claim of 1400 dollars tied to Gustav Beiswenger near Williamsbridge Road. Also mentions boarding house inquiry.
Sicilian Vendetta Ends in Double Tragedy in New York
In Lower New York, Signora Louisa Labato, 25, avenges husband Bruno Labato by fatally wounding Domenico Versassi, 19, after a yearlong wait and an anonymous note naming him as the killer. Versassi dies at St. Vincent's Hospital. Labato is arrested and held for inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domenico Versassi
Signora Louisa Labato
New York
Signora Labato
Versaisi
Reggio
Sicily
Bruno Labato
Labato
Downing
Bedford Streets
West
Houston Street
Domenico
Sullivan Street
Sullivan and
Spring Streets
Versaiss
Versassi
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Macdougal Street
Magistrate House
Jefferson Market Court
Nat
Acritelli
Miss Bangs School Moves to Riverdale Campus
Miss Bangs and Miss Witon plan to open a school for young women on Oct. 9 after purchasing the Goodridge property at Riverdale between the Hudson and Van Cortlandt Park. The move from Madison Avenue meets patrons wishes for country life and academic advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bangs
Miss Witon
Madison Avenue
New York City
Goodridge
Riverdale
Hudson River
van Cortlandt Park
City Court Calendar Shrinks After Summer Session
City Court calendar was nearly 4000 cases behind after the building extension last October. At summer vacation start, the old docket was disposed of except 319 cases and 1381 new actions were added during the session.
Dexter Heir Seeks Permanent Injunction Over Stock Security
Orlando Perry Dexter, son of Henry Dexter, once president of the American News Company, was shot dead on his Adirondack estate September 19, 1903. His father deposited 500 shares of AN Company stock with lawyer John P. Badger as security for expenses in obtaining evidence about the death. Dexter sued Badger to recover the stock and stop dividends, obtaining a temporary injunction. Supreme Court Justice Blanhar adjourned to July 28 for a permanent injunction hearing. the temporary injunction remains in effect meanwhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando Perry Dexter
Henry Dexter
West Fifty-sixth Street
American News Company
Adirondacks
John P. Badger
Malone, N
Dexter
Badger
Supreme Court
Blanhar
Morse's Bail Reduced on Indictments in Sessions Court
Jerome Judge O Sullivan approved reducing Charles W Morse bail from 15000 to 5000 on three indictments two for grand larceny and one for perjury He may go on his own recognizance for larceny charges while 5000 remains for the perjury The reduction reflects Morse's Federal bail of 125000 and the withdrawal of securities by his relatives with bonds to be furnished by Samuel Adams and the Adams Flanagan Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome
O’sullivan
Charles W. Morse
Morse
Martin W. Littleton
Samuel Adams
West Eighty-fifth Street
Adams
Adams-Flanagan Company
Dry Goods Corporation
Jobless Boys Storm a Jewelry Store
Samuel Goodman jeweler on Murray Street faced a riot as about fifty youths crowded his shop at 8 am seeking an office boy job. He chose 12 year old Jacob Cosmere while others rioted, threw objects, and police arrested 15 year old Julius Sladen who was arraigned in the Children’s Court with adjournment set for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Goodman
Murray Street
Goodman
Jacob Cosmere
Forsyth Street
Julius Sladen
Tinton Avenue
Children’s Court
Justice Olmsted
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Jury
Miss Bacon
Lake Hopatcong
Richard Watson Gilder
TH Times
A. M. Loss
I. Weisbraud
Reijing
5Th St
Fannie Reilly
Solomon Dupner
H. Levy
Slight
Louis Hannan
7Th St
Max Stern
Washington AV
B. “Horowitz
Woodmanston Inn
Williamsbridge Road
Gustav Beiswenger
E. 88Th St
Astor Lansman
W. 126Th St
Orchard St
R. Berger
Solomon Alpert
Pegr
Nassar Mqanaan
NSA
SS Ve
RS ‘ Eam
S . Wss
Gotham Underwear Company
Franklin Street
Arnheim
Red-Man
Ines
Wallach
28Th St
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Canass RA . Wy
Ripin & CO
36Th St
N. Y
North Beach
Eden Musee
Fotofone
Pals Ades Amusement
Opp
130Th St
Ferry
Moe Levy & Co
Walker St
New York St
Brooklyn
Inic
Edwarda
Thea
Sat & J the Midnight Sons
Rew
Herald Square MasaEerssae
Aetterwon
James Powers
Havana
MLS
Uly
the Seal
Aerial Gardens
Orc Ne 'Tae
Mississippi
Thomas A. Wise
Douglas I Fairbanks
Harrison Rhodi
Thos. A. Wi
Paris
Ziegfeld
Harlem
124Th Street
Seventh Avenue
Wilhelm Sommer
Keith & Proctor’s
R. C. Herz
Trixie Thawe
Friganza, Haines
128Th St
Vidocq
Dunlap
Cormick & Co
Joe Weber
Rector
Ammerstein
Daily Mats
Annette Keller
Victoria
Pauline
Fields
Lds & Lewis
Dreamland
Pier O
Pain
Scuola d’ Industrie Italane
89Th Street
City
New Brighton Theatre Today
Coney
Luna Park
Brighton Beach
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