Gambers Retain Black to Fight Raid At No 33 West Thirty third
Ex Judge Olcott and Abraham Gruber disclosed they were retained by William T Burbridge owner of the house at 33 West Thirty third st to defend a colored porter arrested after a raid. They accused detective Jacobs of perjury and questioned the legality of the search warrant and Jerome police actions while noting possible corroboration by O Neill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olcott
Abraham Gruber
William T. Burbridge
West Thirty-third St
Reid
Bleck
Troy
Jacobs
Thirty-third St
Jerome
Black Down
Black
Gruber
Thirtythird-st
West Thirty-third-st
No. 3
Lakeville
Ann
O'Neill
Devery
Thirty-third-st
Appellate Division Affirms Refusal To Resettle Case
The Appellate Division yesterday affirmed Recorder Goff's denial of a motion to resettle in the ex-Ward man Glennon case. The motion targeted the court's refusal to allow an exception to the charge after the jury retired. The decision means the appeal will be argued with the record settled by the Recorder unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme
Captain Haughey captures fugitive in Sixth to Thirty-ninth streets
Lawrence De Lange of Asbury Park chased by a crowd after his gold chain was snatched. Captain Haughey of West Thirty-seventh Street Stetson pursued and seized the suspect near screen doors at a saloon. The wanted man, John , a Newark waiter, 21, was held for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence de Lange
Asbury Park
Sixth-ave
Thirty-sixth-st
de Lange
Link
Seventh-ave
Thirty-ninth-st
Captain Haugheyr
John
D-St
Newark
N. J
Charities Clerk Joseph Short Jr in Critical Condition
Joseph Short Jr longtime chief clerk of the Brooklyn Department of Charities lies critically ill at his Brooklyn home at 299 Kosciuszko Street. Aged over seventy, he is known in Masonic circles and has insisted on being called Jr to avoid confusion with another Charities worker named Joseph Short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Short, Jr
Department of Charities
Brooklyn
Kosciuskost
Mr. Short
J Short, Jr
Charities Department
Joseph Short
Medal of Honor Tales Tells Civil War Valor
In tomorrow's Tribune a photo features General Daniel Sickles, newly elected national commander, with stories of Medal of Honor recipients who braved death and pestilence during the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medal of Fower Legion
Daniel Sickles
Tomorrow's Tribune
Court frees Becker in post office blackmail case
William Becker, arrested for sending menacing letters demanding $1000 under threat of Nihilist violence, was acquitted by Justice Newburger in General Sessions Part I. He testified innocence, saying he was told to call for letters by Bertha Shobel and could identify the actual requester, a claim not believed at the time. Becket, a carpenter on the ship Americus, had testimony from ship officers supporting his good reputation and conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Becker
Bertha Shobel
Becker
Americus
Jerome to be Patrick witness in new trial motion
In General Sessions Patrick murder case hearings Recorder Goff heard from both sides on the motion for a new trial. Affidavits claim Charles Jones the valet had immunity and that new evidence exists while former coroners physicians denied foul play. Subpoenas for Jerome Osborne Garvan and Battle were discussed as the hearing adjourned to the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
General Sessions
Recorder Golf
Garvan
People
John C. Tomlinson
Charles Jones
Donlin
Williams
Rice
Robert M. Moore
Patrick
Mr. Garvan
Goff
Charles T. Adams
Adams
Tomlinson
Mr. Tomlinson
Jerome
Osborne
George Gordon Bzttle
Battle
Tobin insanity claim denounced as fake during murder trial
Coroner's Physician O'Hanlon labeled Tobin's insanity assertion as fake while court sessions continued. Tobin shouted threats of jail and asylum, claimed extreme physical loss, and accused others’ families of wrongdoing before attendants quieted him. Justice Davy appointed two doctors to examine Tobin as the trial paused for a report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Tobin
Captain Craft
O'Hanlon
Buffalo
Davy
Italian Brigand Liborio Arrested in Brooklyn Dinner Raid
Police say Liborio Lavori, Italian brigand with a long record, was arrested in Brooklyn while dining at Main and Front streets. Investigated for the Bay Ridge grocer Giuseppe Catania murder of last July, he allegedly escaped parole and entered the U.S. last June. If no link is found to the crime, he faces deportation after immigration checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavori Liborio
Main and
Front Sts
Brooklyn
Vachris and
Farrell
Reynolds
Giuseppe Catania
Shore Road
Bay Ridge
Catania
Carus
Italy
Liborio
America
Brooklyn Polic
Sing Sing prison expansion push seeks 150000
Albany reports the State Prisons Commission will urge a legislative appropriation of about 150000 to improve the Sing Sing cell building and extend it. It recommends removing the lower cell tier to gain air space, enlarging remaining cells at a two new to three old ratio, and adding capacity for about five hundred prisoners. The commission notes urgent need as Ist and ILIJd districts feed Sing Sing, with Clinton and Auburn serving the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
State Prisons Commission
Sing Sing Prison
Sing Sing
Ist
Ilijd
Clinton
Auurn
Copper talks signal rally for Amalgamated firms
In Boston on December 5 a possible accord among Amalgamated Copper and Calumet and Hecla appears linked to copper market conditions. William Rockefeller’s presence suggests high-level talks in progress this week. No formal trade agreement has been announced yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Calumet
William Rockefeller
Ma Algamate
Hecla
Student Life at Syracuse University Pictured
A brief Tribune item previews tomorrow’s Syracuse University page featuring student life highlights. It promises pictures and amusing anecdotes from campus life, inviting readers to look for lighthearted moments and quick snapshots of student culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Universit
Tomorrow's Tribune
Gould Seeks Voting Rule On Proxies At Colorado Fuel Meeting
Representatives of the Gould interests applied to Special Master Thompson to rule that actual stockholders may vote despite proxies held by record owners who sold shares after the books closed. The issue, tied to as many as 14 000 shares, centers on whether state law or the company charter governs voting. Thompson left for Denver. Hawley Harriman and Osgood also head West as proxies gatherers prepare in Denver hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Seymour Thompson
United States
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Wall Street
Colorado
Thompson
Trust Company
Harmon & Matthewson
Matthewson
Harmon
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Denver
Mr. Matthewson
Chancery
Edwin Hawley
Hawley-Harriman
John C. Osgood
Hawley
Headquar
Rail Line Charters Sought Across British Columbia in Official Gazette
Notices in the official gazette reveal applications for multiple railway charters. Proposed routes include Hazelton to Peace River Pass and Pine River, Hazelton to Teslin or Atlin Lakes, Narga Gulf to Naas River via Telegraph Creek with river steamers, and a coast route to Burrard Inlet near Burke Channel or Bentinck Arm. The lines align with envisioned trans continental crossing routes referenced by Grand Trunk officials.
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Victoria
B. C
Hazelton
Skeena River
Peace River Pass
Pine River
British Columbia
Grand Trunk
Canada
Teslin Lake
Atlin Lake
Narga Gulf
Naas River
Telegraph Creek
Stikile
Naas
Burke Channel
Bentinck Arm
Burrard Inlet
Lehigh Valley Denies Bond Plan as Rot Says ERB Thomas Tale
A leading official of the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company dismissed reports from Philadelphia claiming ERB Thomas will become president to secure new capital. The official called the story all rot and rejected any plan for collateral trust bonds or coal certificates comparable to the Reading's issue during its distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Philadelphia
Erb Thomas
Pere Marquette Stock Purchases Tied to Frisco Interests
Reports claim that St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad linked buyers have acquired a large Pere Marquette stake. Denial issued on absorbing the line into the Frisco system. Boston sources say Frisco interests recently held 76,000 shares after an option on 35,000 more, out of 100,000 common and 120,000 preferred shares outstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pere Marquette
St. Louis
San Francisco
Frisco
Boston
Northern Securities Case Deferred in Minnesota Hearing
In St. Paul on December 5 the state case against Northern Securities was postponed until next Thursday with no testimony taken. Attorney General Douglas said the state was not fully prepared but hoped to conclude the case in two or three days once witnesses are ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minnesota
Northern Securities Company
F. G. Ingersoll
Douglas
Letter Ballot on Metric System Proposed by Engineers
The forty sixth ASME meeting closed as members debated adopting a letter ballot on the metric system. Papers by Wilkins, Lane, Nagle, Vola, and Kingsbury were presented. Williston urged limited oil use with coal. Kerr pressed for a member ballot on Congress’s metric bill despite opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Society House
West Thirty-first-st
J. T. Wilkins
Cornersville
Ind
Henry M. Lane
Scranton
Pemn
A. F. Nagle
Montclair
N. J
William Kerr
Socilety
Congress
New Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum on Fordham Heights
Pictures and description of the fine new orphan asylum to shelter 750 boys and 750 girls. The facility, associated with the Roman Catholic Church, highlights plans for capacity and location on Fordham Heights in the Tribune’s upcoming edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordham Heights
First Export Club of America Dinner Held at Drug Trade Club
The first annual dinner of the Export Club of America took place Thursday night at the Drug Trade Club rooms at No. 1 Williams. More than one hundred members attended, representing machinery, chemicals, construction, electrical, dry goods, drug, and railroad equipment sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Export Club of America
Drug Trade Club
Williams
Club plans expansion and push to export American goods
A discussion among club members outlined expanding club quarters with a first class restaurant. Speeches urged a united effort to show American manufacturers to cultivate foreign commission merchants while the United States is prosperous.
Enormous rise in iron and steel imports in ten months
Washington reports Treasury Bureau of Statistics figures showing imports of iron and steel manufactures nearly doubled from last year and far above 1898 levels. Ten months of 1902 show record volumes across nearly all classes, with Pilg iron, par iron, ingots and blooms surging dramatically, per year-by-year table through October 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
Esenawes Aes
Morosini Fights Burglar At Mount Vernon Home
Mrs Amy Morosini wife of Attila P Morosini of Mount Vernon awoke to find a burglar at her bed. her husband fought him as the intruder fled. Detectives traced footprints in fresh snow but valuables remained untouched. The Morosinis married in 1900 and Mrs Morosini is a Washington Bond descendant.
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Amy Morosini
Attila P. Morosini
Richave
Mount Vernon
Morosini
Mr. Morosini
Walters
Morosinis
Ceir
Ben
Giovanni P. Morosini
Nassau St
Riverdale
Jay Gould
Gould
Wall Street
A. P. Morosini
Mary Washington Bond
L. Montgomery Bond
George Washington
Hastings Residents Claim Sightings of Strongs
Several Hastings residents, including Policeman Edward Murray, asserted Mr and Mrs Putnam Bradlee Strong were in Hastings on Thursday and yesterday despite Mrs Strong's mother's denials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Putnam Bradlee Strong
Edward Murray
Wife files suit as Col Gear faces court verdict
Colonel Alonzo S Gear Waiter Register of the Borough of The Bronx living at 688 Hast One hundred-and-thirty-eighth-st was arrested on a warrant and arraigned before Magistrate Brann in Morrisania Police Court on a complaint by his wife Josephine alleging non support. The magistrate ordered $10 weekly, he was paroled to a probation officer. Gear claimed his wife induced the suit and that she abandoned him, noting their ten years of marriage and his past as her stage partner in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo S. Gear
Bronx
Brann
Morrisond Polics
Josephine
Colonel Gear
McCue
Morrisania Court
Benjamin Faker
Gear
New York
Anti Cigarette Letters Campaign Moves Toward City Hall
Chicago reports Miss Lucy Page Gaston and aides plan a massive anti tobacco letter drive aimed at pressuring tobacco interests. About one million children nationwide will send letters to the Tobacco Trust and copies to the Anti Cigarette League in the Woman's Temple. Willard Hall rally planned at 2:30 with mayoral invitations accepted. Speakers will include education board members and a South Side school band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Tribune
Chicago
Tobacco Trust
Lucy Page Gaston
Tobacco Concern
Anti-Cigarette League
Woman's Temple
the Trust
New York
Miss Gaston
Willard Hall
Board of Education
South Side
Death in Brooklyn Truss Maker Case Might Be Suicide
Police investigate George F. Leyh death after drinking poisoned beer in Brooklyn. Three hours earlier he bought sal ammoniac from Joseph Baltzer and tampered bottles found in the cellar suggest possible foul play. Westphal, the errand boy, denied inconsistencies after questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Lerh
Brooklyn
Robert Westphal
Leyh
Bedford Ave
Captain Short
Westphal
Joseph A. Baltzer
No.ht Broadway
Leah
Free Fight at Union Meeting Turns Violent at Maennerchor Hall
A clash at the Iron workers and Bridgemen's Union meeting near Third Avenue shot multiple men. Albert Connolly was wounded in the side and taken to Flower Hospital in serious condition. Police arrested five men as officers intervened to restore order after a dispute over a presidential nomination and campaign conduct.
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Ironworkers and
Bridgemen’s Union
Maennerchor Hall
Fifty-sixth-st
Third-ave
Albert Connolly
Tenth-ave
Flower Hospital
Potte¢smen
Bullman
Farhan
East Fifty-first-st
Farnan
Connolly
Notes of the Stage and Theatre Strands Worldwide
The comic opera A Chinese Honeymoon is being translated into German for Germany and Austria with productions planned in Paris and potential reach to China. Katie Barry plans post Christmas matinees with Mrs Yeamans and Thomas Q Seabrooke. Bostonians at Salt Lake City heard an organ recital with a vox humana stop. Clara Morris Harriott sues Thomas W Broadhurst for 1574 over alleged breach of contract after delivering ten lectures. Georgia Cayvan benefit plans shift to Broadway for a successful fundraising event.
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Germany
Austria
America
London
Australia
China
Katie Barry
Fifi
New York
Weedon Grossmith
Rosina
Mrs. Yeamans
Thomas Q. Seabrooke
Bostonians
Salt Lake City
Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake
Army and Navy Orders From Washington Dispatch
Army and Navy orders list assignments and detachments for officers across forts and ships. Chaplain Edward J. Wattmann to Fort Sheridan. Captain Wallis O Clark to report to Colonel William E Dougherty at Fort Slocum. Several officers relieved or detached at Fort Terry Fort Slocum Ouachita College Arkansas and Puget Sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward 3. Wattmann
20Th Infantry
Fort Sheridan
Wallis O. Clark
William E. Dougherty
Sth Infantry
Fort Slocum
Ernest W. Fowler
Fort Terry
Chandler P. Robbins
Army
San Francisco
Robert P. Hughes
Ernest A. Garlington
George Andrus
Louis M Maus
Henry S. Kilbourn
Ralph H. van Deman
Samuel M. Swigert
6Th Cavalry
Josiah H. Kellogg
Ouachita College
Arkansas
T M. Ball
New-York
H. A. Wise, Jr
Alliance
D. M. Addison
Navy Yard
Puget Sound
Evans
Hong Kong
F. Hanford
J. C. Rosenbleuth
A. G. Winterhalter
F. A. Dunn
New Jersey High School Teachers Meet Opens in Newark
The fourteenth semi annual meeting began last night at the Continental Hotel in Newark with a dinner. President Woodrow Wilson of Princeton University delivered the address. The session continues today in the Free Public Library with an engaging programme lined up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey High School Teachers’ Association
Continental
Newark
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Free Public Library
Window in memory of President McKinley unveiled in Brooklyn church
A memorial window will be unveiled tomorrow morning at Central Presbyterian Church in Brooklyn at the intersection of Jefferson and Marcy avenues. The window commemorates gifts given at a memorial service held previously in the same church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Central Presbyterian Church
Jefferson and Marcy Aves
Brooklyn
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Priver
Morgan Dix
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Dix
David Flynn
West Twenty-fifth St
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VNA
Tobin
DR. O'Hanlon
Syracuse University
Pacific Slope
Lehigh Valley
Northern Securities
Export Club
Tron and Steel
Col. Gear
Leva
Mon Tabernacle
Clara Morris Harriott
Clara Morris
Justice Hall
Supreme Court
Thomas W. Broadhurst
Broadhurst
Knickerbocker Theatre
Army and Navy
NAVY
DR. Wilson
M'Kinley
Theodore B. Starr
Madison Square West
25Th
26Th Streets
John St
Starr & Marcus
Madison Square South
Thomas E. Kirby
American Art Association, Managers
East
Madison Sq., South
Oxford
Meltons
Lemaire
Paris
Hwail -Enonsihie
J. F. Carson
David Morrison
Clarke
Benjamin F. Tracy
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