Judge Tuley Denies Ban on Arbeiter Bund Meetings
Judge Tuley of the Circuit Court decides the Arbeiter Bund may assemble peaceably without an injunction. He finds no evidence the group is criminal or plotting force against authorities and notes authorities promised to respect the law. The ruling stems from December petition to halt police interference and hall closures, with Master Windes' report urging restraint.
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Arboitter Bund
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Free speech rights challenged as police overreach in city case
A court ruling denounces police overreach that would curb free speech and peaceable assemblies. It warns controls must come from constitutional limits and laws, not arbitrary arrests, and rejects an injunction as unnecessary given governing statutes and city actions.
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Trial of Fifth Ward Constable McInerrny Ends Without Verdict
The trial of P. McInerrny, Fifth ward constable, for misdemeanor in office closed before Judge Slagle. Witnesses including Charles Fagan denied giving instructed returns. McInerrny testified denying drinking at Mrs. Quinns and knowledge of sales. Alderman Reilly vouched for character. Jury deferred verdict. if McInerrny is guilty Connelly of the Ninth ward faces trial next.
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Charles Fagan
Metherrny
MeImerrny
Mrs. Quinn
Alderman Reilly
McIneirny
Puilty
Connelly
Modnet
Guilty verdicts and trials from county court lists
Yesterday Judge Collier found William Boechtold and James Liriscoll guilty of selling rotten tickets. William Hide pleaded guilty to stealing chickens from Charles Flock and T. J. Jones and received one year in the workhouse. Michael Filkin admitted theft of a watch and $17 from a boarder and was sent to Seckinass for 18 months. A trial of an aggravated assault on George Abel at Oc October 19 in Boho proceeds, with numerous Common Pleas and borough cases listed, including Byrnes v Porter and Donley v Pittsburg Locomotive Works, among many others.
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James Liriscoll
Collier
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Charles Flock
T. J. Jones
Michael Filkin
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Henry Wood's Son & Co
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Ends
Senate
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North Carolina
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Manchester
Dublin
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Inderry Sentinel
Naonale
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Lines From Legal Quarters
A disjointed review of local court activity reports verdicts and filings. William F. Jones wins $20 against Chartiers Natural Gas for injuries from a gas explosion in a trench. A probate matter concerns Mrs. Mary McD Hazletts second will. An admiralty suit by Berard Rose & Co. against the steamer Mayflower seeks $12.90 with vessel attachment ordered. Didier sues the Pennsylvania Company over bronze staff freight charges and value differences. A rare Criminal Court scenario shows judges improvising juror replacement. Orphans Court overruling Nellis demurrer in executor removal case.
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Chartiers Natural Gas Company
Reegisten CoxNer
Mary McD. Hazlett
United States Circuit Court
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Mayflower
L. N. Chirk
N. A. Didier
Pennsylvania Company
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