Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-09-11
GRAND JURY LIST
IS SELECTED BY
Chief JUSTICE
Political Candidates Kraemer
and Colby Among the
35 Chosen.

A list OF thirty-five residents of this
county were selected today by Chief
Justice Gummere, with Sheriff
Ralph B. Schmidt and Edward
Schickhaus as jury commission
ers, Tor service on the next
grand jury. The list includes
many men prominent in local circles.
The panel will begin it's duties when
the September, term of court opens
on September n and will serve dur
ing the first half of the term. The
foreman will be named by Justice
Gummere the day the jury is sworn
| in.
Two candidates for election at the
primary are included in the list of
grand jurors. They are DIR. Charles
F. Kraemer, a Democratic Board of
| Works aspirant, and DR.. Wallace W.
Colby, OF East Orange, who is seek
Ing the Republican nomination for
| register as the "No-Boss League
/ candidate. Among the merchants
forming the jury are Theodore Gerth
and Rudolph J. Goerke, members of
the Goerke Company firm, and Ed
ward A. Kirch, of e. A. Kirch &, Co.
| furniture dealers.
The petit jury which will serve dur
| Ing the first two weeks of the term
| was also drawn today. The grand
| jury list follows :---
John B. Rink, harnessmaker, 299
Ferry street, Newark; william N
Bayles, contractor, 81 Steuben street
| East Orange; Wylie e. Clark, lum-
Der, 2O4 Broad street, Newark; Ed
| win A. Kirch, furniture, $50 Clinton
avenue, Newark; Edward A. zusi
manufacturer. 484 Sanford avenue.
Newark; John H. Lawrence real es-
tate, 295 Montgomery street, Bloom
| field; Thomas F. DAILY, salesman. 29S
South Seventh street, Newark; Jo-
seph r. Murphy, superintendent, 80
Third street, Newark; John M. Led
erer, hotel manager, SO Richmond
| street, Newark; Isaac Scholz, drug
| gist, 131 Hamburg place Newark;
Theodore Gerth, treasurer, 1880
Broad street, Newark; Rudolph
| ton avenue, Newark; Henry Witt
kopf, auto manufacturer, Millburn; /;
| Frederick Engelberger contractor,
| 104 Harrison place, Irvington; Henry
Wander Roest, veterinarian, 10 Or
chard street, Newark; Robert Y
Geyer, picture frames, 26 Morton
street, Newark; Henry d. Bowman
| accountant, SO Hawthorne avenue,
| East Orange; Theodore Gaddis, coal
Il
Joseph Hamburger, restaurant, 80
Stanley avenue, Newark.
Bruce B. Kitchell, architect, SIS
Ridge street, Newark; Edward -Fuhr-
! mann, clergyman, 404 Lafayette
| street, Newark; Louis Farrell, clerk
1913 South Fourteenth street, New
ark; Charles F. Kraemer, real es-
| tate, 269 Mt. Prospect avenue, New
ark; Edgar J. Smith. commission
merchant, 65 Eppiert street. East Or
ange; Wilson c. Ely, architect, 556
| Clifton avenue, Newark; John H. b.
Conger, manufacturer, rs Van Ness
place, Newark; Abraham Blum,
butcher, Passaic avenue, Nutley;
John L. Eisele, banker, 1852 Broad
street, Newark Wants Ervy, clothing
| renovator, 665 Hunterdon street,
Newark; Joseph w. Plume, banker,
Davis, caterer. So Cleveland street,
! Orange; Theodore M. Woodland, jew
eler, Mt. Pleasant avenue, West Or
ange: Wallace w. Colby, physician,
| AZ Hawthorne avenue, East Orange,
Abraham S. Cornish. station agent,
81 Sussex avenue, East Orange, and
Aaron Ross Force, farmer, Mt. Pleas
ant avenue, Livingston.
The Petit Jury.
The petit jury is as follows:
Newark-John Tone, James A. Nc
Teigue, Benjamin Helmstetter, John
w. pillsbury, William H. Kersting,
Arthur Schnitt, William Anderson,
James j. Byrnes, William f. Bur-
leigh, Henry Fried, John league.
Marcus Kollinger, William H. Cava-
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