Jerome's many cases reflect six year crime rise in city
The annual report of the city magistrates and grand jury shows 6585 cases in the magistrates court and grand jury, with 12000 complaints through a new complaint bureau. Indictments from the grand jury reached 5295, Court of Sessions actions 6237, and convictions over six years total reached 3.08 of indictments and 0.67 of actions. Notable convictions include insurance officials amid prosecutions connected to Mutual Reserve Life and New York Life, with several named executives indicted or convicted.
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Grand Jury
Jerome
Court of Sessions
Court of Special Sessions
True Offis
County of
New York
Board of Health
Albert T. Patrick
George E. Mills
Robert A. Ammon
Jacob N. Birnbaum
Martin Conlon
Arthur N. Harris
Jorden E. Seeley
James 5. Alderdice
John W. Wooten
Thomas P. Wickes
Samuel J. Ferguson
Abraham H. Hummel
Lawrence P. Mingey
H. Huffman Browne
Harvey J. Conkey
Frederic F. Nugent
Mutual Life Insurance Company
William A. Brewer, Jr
Washington Life Insurance Company
Frederick A. Burnham
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company
S George Burnham, Jr
George Eldredge
Robert A. Gramis
Charles S. Fairchild
New York Life Insurance Company
George W. Perkins
John R. Heremen
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Thomas D. Jordan
Equitable Life Assurance Sec
George Scrugham
C Stirrup
Charles F. Carrington
Jerome Files King Answer To Day
District Attorney Jerome leaves the city for Albany to present to Governor Hughes a reply to charges brought by the W. F. King. Jerome says the answer will be about seven pages and contain roughly 550 words, after which it will be published.
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Jerome
King
Day
Albany
Hughes
Reyet
W. F. King
Chicago swindle case targets East 48th street pair
Gruber and Emil Kuhn, both held on 1 dollar bail in West Side court, face examination for swindling after Herman Roeder of Schiller Street reported answering an ad seeking a partner to manufacture a self netting mantle. Roeder said chemicals sent from Reberg & Co New York were bogus and delivered COD for 26920.
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Gruber
Emil Kuhn
East 48Th Street
West Side Court
Herman Roeder
Schiller Street
Chicago
Magistate
Gruber & Kun
Roeder
Teto
Reberg & Co
Sullivan Street
New York
Express
Standard Oil Stockholders Buy Outside Trade War
The Standard Oil Company admonishes investors who purchase gasoline from rivals. The Lockhart family including Charles, J Marshall, James H Lockhart and Lee Mason are named for buying from Waverly Oil Company near Atlantic Refining. They reportedly offered to switch to Standard if prices dropped, while continuing to hold Standard securities and draw dividends.
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Pittsburg
Standard Company
Lockhart
Charles Lockhart
J. Marshall Lockhart
James H. Lockhart
Lee Mason
Waverly Oil Company
Atlantic Refining Company
Standard Oil Company
Lockharts
Standard Securities
Lockhart Brothers
Standard
Coneiger
Lockhearts
Pennsylvania Railroad System reveals vast network across states
Philadelphia, March 8. The annual Record of Transportation Lines shows the Pennsylvania Railroad system with 11,080.60 miles of line, 6,154.635 east of Pittsburgh and Erie and 4,957 west. It spans 13 states and the District of Columbia, with Pennsylvania leading at 4,467.48 miles and Ohio second at 1,831.13 miles. Total trackage is 2,? miles east and 1,764.10 west, and the system now lists extensive second to fourth track mileage and evolving expansion.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Erie
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
New York
New Jersey
Allinoie
Maryland
Michigan
Delaware
Kentucky
Missouri
Virginia
West Virginia
Denounce Van Schaick Faces Pardon Petition Critics Say He Deserved Punishment
Central Federated Union delegates denounce Captain William H. Van Schaick of the General Slocum after a resolution urged President Roosevelt to pardon him for criminal negligence. Pro and anti-pardon arguments unfold as officials call for accountability and some defend his bravery.
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Atlantic Coast Seamen's Union
Roosevelt
William H. van Schaick
General Slocum
Central Federated Union
van Schaick
Luther B. Dow
American Association of Masters, Mates and Pilots
Dow
Becker
Typographia 7
Charles A. Johnson
Engineers
Union 304
Boy Held as Highwayman Chief
Samuel Seretsky a fifteen year old self described cowboy from East 118th Street was arrested by East 16th Street precinct police as officials target a Mount Morris Park highway boy gang. He is charged with holding up and assaulting coffee salesman Joseph Yates of Frook Avenue The Bronx. Yates suffered a spur attack and may have a fractured skull. he remains in Harlem Hospital in serious condition.
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Samuel Seretsky
No. Sid East 118Th Street
East 16Th Street
Mount Morris Park
2Th Street
Seretsky
Children’s Society
Joseph Yates
Frook Avenue
The
Bronx
Yates
120Th Street
Fifth Avenue
McKinnon
Harlem Hospital
Physician in New Rochelle Court Over Rent Fight
Dr Merrick D Thomas a physician of New Rochelle faced a police court charge of assaulting his landlord William R Page after a rent dispute. Page was unable to attend due to a broken nose and blackened eyes. he said the physician struck him and used his shoes on his face. The hearing was postponed until Tuesday with the physician paroled.
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Merrick D. Thomas
New Rochelle
William R. Page
Dr. Thomas
Lent Noonday Services Planned By Rev Luke J Evers
The Rev Luke J Evers pastor of St Andrew s Church will hold a series of noonday Lent services on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 12:5 o clock starting March 16 in Duane street City Hall Place The Monday talks cover Bible content versions and canon The Wednesday topics examine source and authenticity and Catholic reading guidance The Friday sessions focus on Old Testament books inspiration printed Bibles before Luther and non Catholic faith rules A Passion sermon is scheduled for Good Friday
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Luke J. Evers
St. Andrew's Church
Duane Street
City Hall Place
Wil
Today’s schedule of meetings and lectures across New York venues
A dense list of events and talks fills the afternoon and evening, including elections for officers of the New York City Mothers' Club at the Waldorf Astoria, lectures at Teachers College and Columbia University, a Phi Delta Phi Club gathering, and multiple public school illustrated programs at venues from the American Museum of Natural History to the New York Public Library.
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American Museum of Natural Chamber of Commerce
Columbia University
Phi Delta Phi Club
Hotel Marlborough
The
Maryland Society
Waldorf-Astoria
Society of Medical Jurisprudence
West 454
Colin University
Mr. King
New York
American Museum of Natural History
Board of Education
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George A. Fitch
Eighth Avenue
Dassie A. Colsten
Schubert
First Avenue
6Ist Street
William J. Nobile
Avenue A
Tith
75Th Streets
Edmund Severn
East
119Th
James Meclure Henry
Hawaii
Lewis
East Houston
East Mre
Minnie Louise K. Salinger
Hebrew ‘Technical Institute
Thlls
15Th Street
Second Avenue
Hasek
Idust Institute
East Meith Street
Wiliam T. Eising
New York Public Library
Noo
East 90Th Street
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Hudson Street
Grove
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St. Peter's Hall
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Andrews
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T. Willis
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New Japan
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Alexander Avenue
137Th Street
Alexander T. van Leer
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Merriam Avenues
Highbridge
Geo. L. Fowler
the Illustrated
Clean sweep in 100th St police precinct
Police Commissioner Bingham ordered a major cleansing of the West 10th Street precinct sending five lieutenants and five sergeants to other stations while keeping Captain Herlihy. The move follows a rising pattern of robberies and assaults, with extra detectives deployed but yielding few results. Several veterans like Lieutenant Devery and Miller were reassigned to various stations as Walsh faced a misassignment to the 71st Precinct interpreted as City Island.
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West 10Th Street
City Island
Andy” Devery
New York
Devery
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Church Street
Singer
Gallagher
Thomas Miller
Mulberry Street
John Shields
New West 20Th Street
Joseph Gorman
Oak Street
James Walsh
71Th Precinct
Warren Street 13th to 32nd St Runs 842 126¢
A compact notice notes a 842 126 cent price or value along Warren Street between 13th and 32nd Streets. It records a street segment detail and a monetary figure without further context.
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Warren St
13Th St
32Nd St
Grand Rapids men charged in coin swindle case
John Anderson and George Parks of Grand Rapids Michigan were detained at Police Headquarters after detectives linked them to a coin matching swindle against Mark A. Joslin of Greenville Michigan. Joslin was reportedly swindled for 85 dollars as investigators interrupted the game.
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John ©. Anderson
Grand Rapids
Mich
George Parks
Mark A. Joslin
Greenville
Anderson
Parks
Joslin
Sea Steamship Routes to Asia from New York in March
Shipping notices list multiple liners and itineraries from New York covering Japan, Korea, China, and the Philippines via Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle, San Francisco, and Tacoma. Several sailings show 6:00 pm departures on March 12, March 16, and March 22, with destinations including Hawaii, Tahiti, Marquesas, New Zealand, and the Pacific Islands aboard ships such as Shinano Maru, Ning Chow, and Empress of Japan.
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New York
Japan
Corea
China
Philippine Islands
Vancouver
Aad
Victoria
Holemark Aril
Seattle
Shinano Maru
Ippine Island
San Francisco
Aedicknechte i Cceuy
Tacomas
Ning Chow
Nawak
Man
Marquesas Islands
San BC
Empress of Japan
Hawaii
Reo China
Phil
Alameda
Samoan Islands
Fiji Islands
New Hawaii
Guam
Philippines Islands
Francisco
Mariposa
Eee-Es
Marine Intelligence Mini Almanac With Tide Times
The miniature almanac lists sun and moon times and high water for Sandy Hook Gov Island and Hell Gate with morning and afternoon highs. Wireless reports note the Columbia sailing 278 miles east of Sandy Hook at 6 pm yesterday and due to dock about 8:30 am today.
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Moon
Sandy Hook
Gov. Island
Hell Gate
Columbia
Maritime Schedule Fragments From Ports and Vessels
A tangle of ship names and port calls lists vessels including Crown Princes Santos Comanche City of Atlanta Oceanic Noordam and others with ports such as Jamestown Norfolk Trinidad Bermuda Quebec Jacksonville Savannah Southampton Port Antonio and Galveston. The fragmentary timetable mentions March dates and varying 3:00 pm and 1:00 pm times, but the intended routes and actions are unclear.
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Jamestown
Norfolk
Old Dominion
Crown Princes
Santos
Prince
Trinidad
Bermuda
Quebec
Comanche
Jacksonville
Clyde
City of Atlanta
Savannah
Savanna
Hamilton
Gid Dam
Oceanic
Southampton
White Star
Sampson
Port Antonio
Madetrense
Ara
Booth
Noordam
Motteriam
Hollan
Lampasas
Galveston
Mallory
Jefferson
Dora
Shipping News Arrivals From Various Steamer Ocean Lines
A shipping news item lists arrivals at the bar of multiple steamers including St Paul from Southampton and Cherbourg with cabin and steerage passengers, Steamer Oregonian from Porto Mexico, Glanton with sugar from Cienfuegos, Madonna with steerage passengers to New York, Minneapolis from London with few passengers, Prins der Nederlander with numerous ports, Eddie Jr with sugar to West Indies Company, City of Atlanta from Savannah, Huron with passengers, Katahdin to Georgetown, Hamilton to Old Dominion Line, Excelsior in ballast to Southern Pacific, Delaware to Clyde Line, Cherokee to Santo Domingo, Villago Cubano from York and Cuba Mail, and Santiago to New York and Cuba Mail.
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Passow
Southampton
Cherbourg
Oregonian
Curtis
Porto Mexico
Philadelphia
American Hawaiian Ss Co
Glanton
Stephenson
Cienfuegos
Munson
Bar
Madonna
Pavy
Marseilles
Naples
James W. Elwell & Co
Moise
Har
Minneapolis «Brd
Gates
London
Atlantic Transport Line
Prins der Nederlander
van der
Harrison
Manzanillo
West Indians Co
City of
Atlanta
Smith
Savannah
Ocean
Huron
Ingram
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Charleston
Clyde Ss Co
Queen
Georgetown
Atlantic Coast Lumber Company
Hamilton
Boaz
Newport News
Norfolk
Old Dominion Ss Co
Excelsior
Forbes
Southern Pacific Company
Delaware
French
Cherokee
Archibald
Santo Domingo
Sandy Hook
Villago
Uban
O' Keefe
Clenfuecos Marchen
York
Cuba
Matl Ss Co
Azua
Santa Domine
Sanchez
Samans
Puerto Plata
Monte Cristo
Turk's Island
Santiago
Guantanamory
Santiago IS
New York and Cuba
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