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Assault in the Evening Journal, 1900 & 1920

LIST OF LOCAL CASES TO BE TRIED. Prosecutor Voorhees will begin Criminal Cases on Wednesday ARE ASSAULT CASES.

Item

Title
LIST OF LOCAL CASES TO BE TRIED. Prosecutor Voorhees will begin Criminal Cases on Wednesday ARE ASSAULT CASES.
Source
Perth Amboy Evening News (NJ)
Date
1904-01-11
page
1
Identifier
https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85035720/1903-12-23/ed-2/?sp=5&q=%22Assault%22+%22Assaulted%22+%22Assaults%22&r=0.387,0.724,0.361,0.167,0
Crime
Assault
Subject
child , object , stone
Gender of alleged offender
Male alleged offender
Gender of alleged victim
Male alleged victim
Stage of the Legal System
Arrested
Location
In state
New Brunswick
Length of story
160
Description
LIST OF LOCAL CASES TO BE TRIED. Prosecutor Voorhees will begin Criminal Cases on Wednesday ARE ASSAULT CASES. Boy Accused of Throwing Stone at Hebrew Scholar and Striking him in the Eye will be Among the Others Brought Up – Chris Jensen for Stealing Watch The Other Prisoners. Special to Evening News New Brunswick, Jan. 11; – Prosecutor Voorhees, on Wednesday, will commence the trial of criminal cases upon the indictments found by the December Grand Jury before Christmas. Among the trials for Wednesday are the following. Chris Jensen who pleaded not guilty to stealing a gold watch from Hans Peterson at PErth Amboy, on October 21. Alexander Mirash charged with atrociously assaulting James Yenson of Perth Amboy on November 27. Hans Hansen, indicted for assaulting Max ROkoski at Perth Amboy. Walter Vinesk, fifteen years old, held for assaulting Asher A. Sampson with a stone at Perth Amboy. Lawyer Joseph Stricker and George J. Plechner have all of the Perth Amboy cases.