Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-16
SELECT Jury Panel
IN HOTEL RAID CASES
Continued from First Paxe.)

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thur Schroeder. steel merchant, 49,
Upper Mountain avenue, Montclair
| Arthur stager. mason and builder
147 Orchard street. Newark; George
II. C. Trutner, manager. SO Steuber
street. East Orange.
Frank e. Bradner represented
George E. Mausert, proprietor;
George Briggs, clerk, and Morris
Wilmer bell boy. the three defend
ants named in the Hotel Broad case.
The jury that will hear the evil
dence in that case will be selected
from the following men:
Edwin S Allen. publisher 276 Scot
land road, South Orange; Joseph o.
Amberg. 176 Paramount avenue;
| Charles II. Ayres books, 1879 Ashland
undertaken, IS Day street, Orange;
George Batty jr., 81 William street,
Belleville; William G. Brenn, secre-
tary. 420 Summer avenue; Robert
Crabb, manufacturer, s41 Roseville
avenue; II. T. Crawford, superinten-
dent, 146 South Mum avenue, East
Orange; George F. Dodd, hosiery, 119
Fourth avenue, East Orange; Laban
W. Dennis, stone contractor, 26 South
Ninth street; Robert d. Douglas,
merchant, Glen avenue, Llewellyn
Park, West Orange: William Ed
doves. photographs, SIG Summer ave-
nue.; Timothy P. Edwards. secretary,
10 Newark avenue. Bloomfield; Gus
| tave Frey, grocer, 574 Hunterdon
| street; P. F. Guthrie. stationer, 2e6
Highland lane, Nutley; Leon S.
Greenberg, importer, q Myrtle ave-
nue.; William Haselmayer, bookkeep-
er, 6s2 Parker street; Miles A. Han
chett, coal dealer, 1856 White street.
Orange, Frank Henning. grocer. 246
Littleton avenue; George A. Ingols,
| insurance, 631 Ridge street; w. H.
Knox, manager; Charles A. Keyler,
undertaken, 573 Franklin street,
Bloomfield: Harry P. Lippincott,
rugs, % James street; J. j. Lam
brecht, leather, 10 Riggs place, South
Orange: Harry C. Harter. manufac-
turer sos Mount Prospect avenues;
Charles n. Mcfarland. 81 Mitchell
place, East Orange: Rudd G. NOVEL;.
/ insurance, 10 Wilcox place. East Or
ange: John Martin. publisher, 10
North Ninth street; Charles ]. Muir
ray, lumber dealer, 80 Williamson
avenue, Bloomfield; Lowell NJ. Meek
er. machinery. "a Ridgeview avenue,
West Orange; Charles H. Nevins, real
estate, 101 Steuben street, East Or
ange; John E. Osborn, manufactures,
81 Warrington place, East Orange;
Stephen Speer, coal, 80 Roseland ave
nue., CALDWELL; Marvin S. Shurts,
printer, 80 Humboldt street; Otto T.
Vogeler, leather dealer, IS Kenner
avenue; Charles B. Woodward, treas
urer, 400 Summer avenue.
Edward Schoen appeared for David
Littman and Samuel Weinfeld, the
defendants in the case against Lit
tie Hungary" and the following men
remained as eligible jurors on the
case after twenty-four had been
struck from the original list:
Henry G. Atha. toolmaker, 800
Broad street; Clarence w. Alling,
lumber, Al Walnut street, William
Bal. trunks. sos Highland avenue;
J. G. Boston, broker. ATS Vose ave-
nue., South Orange; Emerson Brooks,
motor trucks, Clinton avenue,
Montclair; Eugene ]. Beck, baker,
437 Mt. Prospect avenue; Sidney
Colgate, manufacturer, 1853 Centre
street. Orange; Patrick J. Kearns,
leather, 6o2 Clifton avenue; j. H.
Conner, coal dealer, SIS North Fuller
ton street, Montclair; William F.
/ CIeaver, manufacturer, 1144 BROAD
street; William P. Deacon, castings,
SO Steuben street, East Orange;
William H. Fitze, secretary, 175 Fair
mount avenue; Felix Fuld, dry
goods, 602 Centre street, South Or
ange; Arthur j. GUIDE, merchant, So
Stanley avenue; Thomas j. Hicks,
coal dealer, 25 Halstead street, East
Oranges; Edgar Heller, manufac-
turer, 1915 Broad street; James D.
Hayes, plumber, 210 Belleyille ave-
nue.. Montclair.
Albert Hahne. merchant, 100 Har-
rison street, East Orange; Charles
Hathaway, banker, 155 Prospect
street, East Orange; Edward M.
Jackson, retired, 200 Ballantine park
way; Arthur Johnson, merchant, "a
South Twelfth street; Thomas j.
Kenny. frames, as Second avenue;
Charles d. Karr, treasurer, S22 De-
| Graw street; George Fl. Larue, re-
| tired, II Chadwick avenue; John w.
McLindon, advertising manager, los
Hedden terrace; Joseph Munden,
superintendent, 11S Johnson avenue;
John Mulch, builder. 175 Centre
street, Nutley; Willett Millspaugh
salesman, 10 North Seventh street;
Harvey Mott, builder, 81 Greenwood
avenue, East Orange; Matthias J
Price, insurance, 521 Clifton avenue;
fGustave Plaut, merchant, 10S Clinton
avenue; John H. Ruekelshaus, furni.
ture, 566 Ridge street; Burnett w
Straus, leather, 103 Clifton avenue
Sheldon Tilney, broker, Eagle Rocl
avenue West Orange; Seymour
Tucker, real estate, 621 Clifton ave
nue.; Frederick C. J. Wiss, manufac
turer, III Paramount avenue.
After the lists had been struck an,
the SO names chosen in each case
the newspaper men were at first re
fused copies of them. They were en-
gagged in copying lists obtained from
the lawyers in the case when worl
was brought to them by County De
tective Alfred J. Hargen, who ha
ndu Vi lilt IdlQ CdSeSt Una
Judge Osborne would not allow tn
lists to be printed.
Judge Osborne was asked for hi
reason and said that as the men Sc
lected as Jurors had not been serve
as yet 1t was possible that many o
them would find 1t convenient to b
out of town during the week of Jun
g. which is the date set down for tn
first of the trials. that against tn
Hotel Navarro, defendants.
1t was pointed out to Judge Os
borne that the striking of the jur
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