Brooklyn Eagle/1884/Alleged Grand Larceny

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Louis Julius Lindauer (1838-1915) in the Brooklyn Eagle on September 20, 1884. Lindauer & Co., tobacconists appears to be a front for the Lindauer policy shops that were involved in the numbers game, an illegal lottery system run by organized crime in New York City. C. B. Hookam is Charles B. Hookham (1854-1913).

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Alleged Grand Larceny.

A Case Under the New Penal Code.

C. B. Hookan was arraigned this morning before Justice Naeher on complaint of Julius Landauer [sic], a cigar dealer at No. 337 East Fiftieth street, New York, who charged that recently while Hookan was employed by him as an agent, he collected about $100 from various customers and appropriated the money to his own use. The charge under the new Penal Code amounts to grand larceny. The Justice held Hookan to appear and answer on Wednesday.

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