Lawyers Retain Ex Governor to Fight Thirty Third Street Raid
Ex Governor Bleck and Abraham Gruber said their firm represents William T. Burbridge owner of 33 West Thirty-third Street to defend a colored porter arrested after a raid on Farrell’s gambling house. They question Jacobs affidavit used for warrants and seek perjury charges if false. Pirates of the case include Jerome and police. Olcott argued the raid violated rights and misused the warrant to reach 31 West Thirty-third Street.
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Olcott
Abraham Gruber
William T. Burbridge
West Thirty-third St
Reid
Bleck
Troy
Jacobs
Jerome
Black Down
Black
Gruber
Thirtythird-st
West Thirty-third-st
No. 33
No. 31
Lakeville
Conn
O'Neill
Devery
Thirty-third St
Appellate Division Affirms Resettle Ruling in Glennon Case
The Appellate Division yesterday affirmed Recorder Goff denying a motion to resettle the appeal from the Glennon conviction. The motion challenged the court’s refusal to permit an exception to the charge after the jury retired. The decision means the appeal must be argued with the record as settled by the Recorder.
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Supreme
Captain Haughhey Captures Fugitive After Quick Chase
Lawrence De Lance of Asbury Park chased his stolen gold chain thief through Sixth to Thirty-ninth streets, aided by Policeman Link. Captain Haughhey of West Thirty-seventh Street station pursued and tackled the suspect as he reached a saloon, recovering the chain and detaining the man for charges. De Lange reported the chain was recovered and planned to press charges.
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Lawrence de Lance
Asbury Park
Sixth-ave
Thirty-sixth-st
Cain
de Lange
Link
Seventh-ave
Thirty-ninth-st
Captain Haugher
West Thirty-seventh-st
Haughey
Mean
Newark
Brooklyn Charities Dept clerk Joseph Short Jr critically ill
Joseph Short Jr chief clerk of the Brooklyn Department of Charities for twenty six years is critically ill at his home 299 Kosciusko Street suffering from cirrhosis of the liver His health has declined sharply and he has long served in the department In tomorrow's Tribune a feature on Civil War Medal of Honor stories and a photo of General Daniel Sickles newly elected national commander.
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Joseph Short, Jr
Department of Charities
Brooklyn
Kosciusko St
Mr. Short
Charmes Ee Sef
Joseph
Medal of Fever Legion
Daniel Sickles
Tomorrow’s Tribune
Court Frees William Becker in Blackmail Letter Case
William Becker, arrested over blackmail letters demanding 1090 in threats by Nihilists, was acquitted by Justice Newburger in General Sessions Part I. He testified innocence, saying Bertha Shobel had prompted him to call for letters at the Post Office. Officer testimony and shipboard reputation supported his character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Becker
Bertha Shobel
Becker
Americus
Jerome to be Patrick witness in new trial motion
Albert T. Patrick murder case in General Sessions as motion for a new trial proceeds. Witnesses subpoenaed include Jerome and several assistant district attorneys. examination of former counsel Moore begins. cost details noted. hearing adjourned to continue next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
Goff
Garvan
John C. Tomlinson
Charles Jones
Essert
Donlin and Williams
Rice
Robert M. Moore
Patrick
Mr. Garvan
Charles T. Adams
Adams
Mr. Tomlinson
Jerome
Osborne
Srand
George Gordon Battle
Battle
Tobin Insanity Claim Deemed Fake During Trial Session
Thomas Tobin, facing a murder trial for Captain Craft, showed what coroner’s physician O Hanlon called fake insanity. He shouted about being hounded to death and from jail before being restrained and returned to court. Court adjourned as Dr. Macdonald and Dr. Dana were appointed to examine him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Tobin
Captain Craft
O'Hanlon
Buffalo
Davy
Carlos F. Macdonald
Italian Brigand Arrested in Brooklyn Over Killing Case
Liborio Lavori, an Italian felon, was arrested at his Brooklyn home during dinner by Detectives Vachris and Farrell. Police tie him to the murder of grocer Giuseppe Catania, whose mutilated body was found in a bag near Shore Road, Bay Ridge, last July. Catania had testified in a kidnapping case against Liborio, who later left Italy on parole and slipped into the United States. If not connected to the Catania murder, he faces deportation after temporary detention by Brooklyn police.
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
Liberia
WANTS $150000 FOR SING SING PRISON EXPANSION
Albany reports the State Prisons Commission will ask the legislature to approve about 150000 for enlarging Sing Sing prison. Plans call for removing the lower cell tier to gain air space, enlarging remaining cells in a two to three ratio, and adding space for about five hundred prisoners. The commission argues Sing Sing must be upgraded as it is always full and serves multiple judicial districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
State Prisons Commission
Sing Sing Prison
Copper giants hold talks in Reston amid market concerns
Reston reports show Amalgamated Copper and Calumet and Hecla leaders met here this week to discuss copper market issues. William Rockefeller attended, signaling high level talks. Details remain undisclosed as observers note a possible trade pact among copper interests.
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Reston
Spesial
Amalgamated Copper
Calumet
Hecla
William Rockefeller
Peeksnetee
Cso
Herla
Syracuse University Student Wife Anecdotes in Tribune
Read about a Syracuse University student wife with light portraits and amusing anecdotes featured in tomorrow's Tribune.
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Syracuse University
Tomorrow's Tribune
Gould Would Bar Proxies In Colorado Fuel and Iron Case
Representatives of the Gould interest asked Special Master Thompson to rule that actual stockholders may vote against proxies from record holders who sold since books closed. The move concerns about 19 000 plus Colorado Fuel shares and pits actual owners against proxy holders. Thompson left for Denver. Hawley Harriman and Osgood also traveled west to attend hearings and position themselves for the adjourned December meeting.
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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
Edwin Hawley
Hawley-Harriman
John C. Osgood
Rail line charters sought across British Columbia
The official gazette lists applications for railway charters from Hazelton at the Skeena River to Peace River Pass or Pine River, and onward to BC's eastern boundary, along with lines Hazelton to Teslin or Atlin Lakes, Narga Gulf to Naas River via Telegraph Creek, and a coast to Burrard Inlet route with river steamers on the Stikine and Naas.
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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 Railroad Leader Refutes Bond Report
A leading official denied Philadelphia reports that R E B Thomas’s accession to the presidency would bring new capital to Lehigh Valley Railroad Company. The official called the story rumor and said there would be no collateral trust bonds or coal certificates issued on the model of the Reading's previous arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Philadelphia
R E. B. Thomas
Pere Marquette Stock Purchases Raise Frisco Interest
Rumored purchasers tied to the St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad deny plans to absorb Pere Marquette. Boston reports Frisco interests hold 14,094 shares and optioned 56,000 more to total 70,094, but remain short of control amid 1,000 common and 120,000 preferred shares outstanding. Northern Securities case deferment in Minnesota delays testimony until next Thursday as the state readies its witnesses.
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Pere Marquette
St. Louis
San Francisco
Frisco
Boston
Yisco
St. Paul
Minnesota
Northern Securities Company
J. G. Ingersoll
Douglas
Letter ballot on metric system at ASME meeting
The forty sixth meeting of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers closed with papers on Rotary Pumps Filing System for Office Use Analysis of Commercial Value of Water Power per Horsepower Centrifugal Machines and Oil Testing Machine and Results A discussion noted oil burning costs Insurance and a proposal to ballot members on supporting a metric system bill in Congress was adopted despite policy objections
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Society
West Thirty-first-st
J. T. Wilkins
Cornersville
Ind
Henry M. Lane
Scranton
Penn
A. F. Nagle
Montclair
N. J
William Kurt
Congress
A New Orphan Asylum for Fordham Heights
A fine new Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum on Fordham Heights will shelter 750 boys and 750 girls. Pictures and description accompany tomorrow's Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordham Heights
First Annual Dinner of Export Club of America
The first annual dinner of the Export Club of America was held Thursday night at the Drug Trade Club rooms, No 10 Williams. A dinner was served for over one hundred members representing machinery, chemicals, construction, electrical, drygoods, drug and railroad equipment sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Export Club of America
Drug Trade Club
No. 10
Williams
Club members map push to court American producers
Discussions outlined plans to expand club quarters with a first class restaurant and urged merchants to engage with the commission agents abroad while the country prospers. The speeches stressed that now is the time to cultivate ties with American manufacturers across trades such as glassware crockery wines and hardware.
Iron and steel imports surge in ten months to 1902 records
Washington reports Treasury Bureau of Statistics figures showing enormous increases in iron and steel manufactures imported in the first ten months of 1902. Totals are the largest in a decade, with pig iron and ingots among the items up sharply from 1891 levels, and values nearly double 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
Burglary Attempt Ends in Escape at Mount Vernon Home
Mrs Amy Morosini wife of Attila Morosini of Mount Vernon awoke to a burglar at her bedfoot. Husband pursued the intruder, receiving a blow to the eye before the thief fled. Detectives found no valuables stolen as snow prints tracked the escape. The Morosinis recently married with ties to prominent families including a relative linked to George Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Morosini
Attila P. Morosini
Richave
Mount Vernon
Morosini
Mr. Morosini
Giovanni P. Morosini
Nassau St
Riverdale
Jay Gould
Gould
Wall Street
A. P. Moresini
Mary Washington Bond
L. Montgomery Bond
George Washington
Parkett
Payne
George Stephen Washington
Samuel Washington
Hastings Sightings Of Mr and Mrs Strong Stir Village
Several Hastings residents reported seeing Mr and Mrs Putnam Bradlee Strong in the village yesterday and Thursday. Policeman Edward Murray affirmed the sightings despite Mrs Strong's mother's denials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Putnam Bradlee Strong
Edward Murray
Wife Seeks Support as Colonel Gear Is Arrested
Colonel Alonzo Gear Water Register of The Bronx, age sixty seven, was arrested on a support warrant issued after two failed summons attempts. He was arraigned before Magistrate Brann in Morrisania Court and ordered to pay Josephine Gear nineteen dollars weekly. Gear claimed his wife abandoned him and denied the charges after a private examination.
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Alonzo S. Gear
Water Register
Borough
The
Bronx
East One Hundred
McCue
Morrisania Court
Benjamin Faker
Gear
Colonel Gear
New York
Republican
Anti Cigarette Letters Push To Strike At Tobacco Trust
Chicago telegram reports plans by Miss Lucy Page Gaston and the Anti Cigarette League to mobilize one million children nationwide to write letters protesting cigarette manufacture. Letters will be copied to the league’s New York headquarters. mayor and city council invited. march hall event at 2:30 with city officials and school band from the South Side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Tribune
Chicago
Tobacco Trust
Lucy Page Gaston
Tobacco Concern
Anti-Cigarette League
Woman's Temple
Trust
New-York
Miss Gaston
March Hall
Mane
Death by own action in Leva beer poisoning case
Brooklyn truss maker George F. Leva died after drinking poisoned beer as police pursue a possible self harm theory. Investigators report he had secured sal ammoniac shortly before death while witnesses and bottles in the cellar are being examined.
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George F. Leva
Brooklyn
Robert Westphal
Leyh
Bedford-ave
Captain Short
Westphal
Joseph A. Bal
Free Fight at Union Meeting Turns Violent
A clash at Maennerchor Hall after a union meeting left Albert Connelly shot in the side and seriously wounded. Police officers were assaulted as two candidate tickets clashed over nominations for president, with revolvers fired and chairs thrown, before five men were arrested and Connelly was found bleeding in a saloon rear room.
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Ironworkers and
Bridgemen’s Union
Maennerchor Hall
Fifty-sixth-st
Third-ave
Albert Connelly
Tenth-ave
Flower Hospital
Bullman
Farnan
East Fiftyfirst-st
Notes of the Stage on Productions and Court Case
The comic opera A Chinese Honeymoon is being translated for German and Austrian production and may reach China. Parisian spring production planned. Katie Barry plans post Christmas matinees with Mrs Yeamans and Thomas Seabrooke. The Bostonians were invited to an organ recital in the Mormon Tabernacle in Salt Lake City where a Vox Humana added quartet effects and the company joined in a chorus. Clara Morris Harrison sues Thomas W Broadhurst for 1574 over alleged breach of contract to deliver twenty five lectures, with further Georgia Cayvan benefit talks moving to Broadway.
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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
Clara Morris Harriott
Clara Morris
Justice Hall
Supreme Court
Calender
Thomas W. Broadhurst
Broadhurst
Hho Sr
Hurst
Miss Morris
Army and Navy Orders List From Washington
Washington December 3 The Army issues transfers retirements and assignments. Chaplain Edward J Wattmann 28th Infantry to Fort Leavenworth Clark to report to Colonel Will T A Dougherty 5th Infantry at Fort Slocum. Ernest W Fowler relieved from Fort Terry upon Lt Chandler P Robbins arrival. Retiring board named to meet in San Francisco. Details include Major General Robert P Hughes, Colonels Ernest A Garlington George Andruss Louis M Maus Henry Kilbourn Ralph H Van Deman Samuel M Swigert. 9th Cavalry to report to Hughes. Josiah Kellogg detained as professor at Ouachita College Arkansas. Navy Pay Inspector R T M Ball to New York Assistant Paymaster H A Wise Jr detached to Arkansas to Alliance. Assistant Paymaster D M Addison detached to Alliance to navy yard Puget Sound. Cable from Rear Admiral Evans Hong Kong December 4 F Hanford to home Passed Assistant Surgeon J Rosenbleuth to home Commander A G Weintherhalter to Assistant Surgeon F A Dunn to Vicksburg Commander E S Prim to Oliongapo Station Commander A R Harris to command the Wilmington Assistant Surgeon F A Asserson to the Wilmington
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Edward J. Wattmann
28Th Infantry
Fortaca Contain
O. Clark
Willt A . Dougherty
Sth
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 5. Kilbourn
Ralph H. van Deman
Samuel M. Swigert
9Th Cavalry
Josiah H. Kellogg
Ouachita College
Arkansas
R. T. M. Ball
New York
H. A. Wise, Jr
Alliance
D. M. Addison
Alance
Navy Yard
Puget Sound
Evans
Hong Kong
F. Hanford
J. Rosenbleuth
A. G. Weinterhalter
F. A. Dunn
New Jersey Teachers Hold Fourteenth Semiannual Session
The New Jersey High School Teachers Association opened its fourteenth semiannual meeting last night at the Continental Hotel in Newark with a dinner. A address was delivered by President ae vanoen aea ton University. Today sessions are at the Free Public Library, and an exhibition program has been arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey High School Teachers’ Association
Continental
Newark
Ansain
Ae Vanoen
Aeaton University
Window in memory of President McKinley to be unveiled
A memorial window honoring President McKinley will be unveiled tomorrow morning at Central Presbyterian Church in Brooklyn at the Jefferson and Marcy avenues location. The window symbolizes gifts given during a previous memorial service held in the church and reflects the community’s participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Central Presbyterian Church
Jefferson and Marcy Aves
Brooklyn
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Thomas E. Kirby
American Art Association, Managers
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Madison Sq., South
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David Morrison
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