No More Licenses in Quarter Sessions Court
Applications for retail licenses were refused in the Quarter Sessions Court. Judge White and Judge Magee read opinions explaining why hearings would not be reopened. White defended the decision as necessary and noted public sentiment favored not expanding licenses. Also reported are trials and a $1,000 damages verdict against the Pennsylvania Company for a ticket dispute.
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Quarter Sessions Court
White
Magee
Supreme Court
Criminal Court
Ewing
Shenibure
A DUDE'S RETIREMENT
In Criminal Court yesterday Dude Clair and Jerre Mahoney were convicted of aggravated assault and battery on Raphael Clarion with a blackjack. Clair received four years and two years to the penitentiary. Tawes Thomas pleaded guilty to larceny of shoes from John D. Scott and got six months. Lawrence Lozini was convicted of assault on his wife and remanded for mercy. Elouira Ashton was convicted of dress larceny and sent ten days to the workhouse. Several others pleaded guilty to larceny and related offenses.
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Dude
Clair
Jerre Mahoney
Raphael Clarion
Tawes Thomas
John D. Scott
William Hastings
William Brandy
Lethea Kinner
Lydis C. Baldridge
Lawrence Lozini
Saddor
Uar
Iquorinar
Glenfield Dare
Judge Clears Nelson in Bankruptcy Suspend of Old Debts
Judge Slagle rules in equity suit that William Nelson is freed from prior debts after Blackburn & Nelson bankruptcy proceedings. The decision bars William Gaffy from levying execution for 12 444 against Nelson but refuses to enjoin the Sheriff as a court officer. Proceedings revive old judgment in Westmoreland, notice issued to Sheriff in Allegheny, and default judgment against Nelson stands voided by discharge.
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Westmoreland County
United States
Blackmore & Nelson
Goffy
Nelson
Allegheny County
Aity
Slagie
Bolmner
True bill against Beltz Hoover constable for extortion
Grand jury returned a true bill against Samuel Morgan constable of Beltz Hoover borough for extortion and misdemeanor in office. He allegedly pressed settlements by threatening formal inform ations for sums. Other true bills include Glackson Joby Nelson John Slemmet Win Wilson Mantel Ko Ward cruelty to children assault and battery Nettie Wagner oulanuce Wim Kobler M Oberbelman Clara Slide Swolman and others. Several bills were ignored. Trial lists cover multiple common pleas and constitutional matters with numerous party names and cases listed.
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Samuel Morgan
Beltzhoover
Morgan
Glackson
Joby Nelson
John
Slemmet
Win
Wilson
Mantel Ko Ward
Nettie Wagner
Oulanuce
Wim. Kobler
M. Oberbelman
Clara ‘Slide
Swolman
Joseph Sterne
George Dorwort
John Wiliams
Joseph Miner
Edward Cook
Ella A. Lewis
John Winning
Albert Jones
Michael O'Donnell
A. Cook
Aoe
Samuel B. Gloverbelman
Jury verdict in mechanics lien case of Mitchell and Fahey
The jury delivered a verdict for the plaintiff in the action on a mechanics lien against Charles H. Jerome, owner, and C. Ruffoer, contractor. The amount awarded was six thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell and Fahey
Charles H. Jerome
and & C. Ruffoer
Funeral held for Frederick W. Gesswein in Brooklyn
Frederick W. Gesswein, shot last Friday by inventor Christian J. Deyhle, is buried at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church Brooklyn. Deyhle’s counsel Michael C. Gross says Deyhle is consumptive, carried a pistol 11 years, and insists the shooting was not intentional. Deyhle’s daughters arrive from Philadelphia and visit the Tombs where he meets one in tears.
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New Youk
Frederick W. Gesswein
Christian J. Deshle
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Bedford Avenue
Brooklyn
Deyhle
Michael C. Gross
Philadelphia
Gross
Devhle
New York
Gesswein
Ein
Elizabeth Russell Sues James A Bradley for Damages
Elizabeth Russell of Elizabeth New Jersey files a 25000 damages suit against James A Bradley founder of Asbury Park for false imprisonment. The case set for next month in United States Court New York before Judge Shipman. Russell previously ran a pharmacy at Asbury Park and Bradley accused her of selling whisky without license.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Elizabeth BR. Russell
James A. Bradley
Asbury Park
Shipman
United States
New York
Russell
Bradley
Bishop Fowler warns ten years of Chinese policy blood price
Rev Charles H Fowler D D San Francisco Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church urges ministers that America will pay for its anti Chinese laws with American blood within a decade. He cites treaties, China’s rising power, and cites missionary observations from his world trip.
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America
China
Chicago
Charles H. Fowler
San Francisco
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fowler
Melica
Cristian
Sailors from Garston Rescued After Ocean Ordeal
The Wainui brought Captain Davies and crew from Sydney, N S W, to Auckland after twenty two days in an open boat with no food or water. They faced death decisions but sighting Wallis Land led to rescue by natives and a mission boat to Tonga.
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Auckland
Wainui
Garston
Davies
Sydney
N. W
San Francisco
Wallis
Tonga
Two Indictments in Conspiracy and Larceny Case
Grand jury in New York examined witnesses in the Eva Hamilton case and returned two indictments. One accuses Eva Hamilton, Mrs Swinton, and Josh Mann of conspiracy and grand larceny. Indictments sent to Part 1 General Sessions. Swinton and Mann may plead. Inspector Byrnes testified.
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New Yor
Hamilton
Swinton
Josh Mann
Eva Hamilton
Malietos A King Again Restoration in Samon
Latest advices from Samos report Malietos quietly restored to power and with Matsais they'll stay on Manon until Berlin conference decisions are confirmed. The German Consul at Apia told Tamasese Germany cannot support any party on the island.
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Auckland
Samos
Malietos
Matsais
Manon
Berlin
Apia
Tamasese
Germany
Thomas Iron Company rejects 3.5 million bid in New York
Stockholders refuse to accept a 3.5 million offer for the Thomas Iron Company property, arguing the price should be about a million dollars higher. Separately in Soria, officials say Bulgaria will proclaim independence on Friday.
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New York
Thomas Iron Company
Soria
Bulgaria
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