Appointmentof a Guardian of Jakov Mandilović and Vida Popov
The Executive Board of the 1st District People‘s Committee of the City of Belgrade appointed Samuilo Sarafić as a legal guardian of absent Jakov Žak Mandilović and Vida Popov, née Mandilović. The guardian was needed for the process of expropriation of their property at 58 Cara Uroša Street.
Avram Amar, Moša and Jakov Mevorah Accused For Fraud
The investigating judge submitted to the Court of Cassation the acts related to Moša Mevorah, Jakov Mevorah and Avram Amar, accused of fraud. The acts were not preserved in the file.
The apprenticeship agreement of Moša Kavison, serving his apprenticeship in the store Medina i Kavison and in the store of Jakov Medina. Enclosed was his medical report.
The Administration of the Town of Belgrade initiated an investigation after administrative stamps were discovered without the proper seal. The case was revealed when David Levi, a shipping agent, was handing over the merchandise to the customs officers. He was interrogated and he stated that he had bought the stamps in the store of Avram Melamed and his son Jakov, and they had purchased the stamps from Mijailo Mijailović.
Adolf Munk Gave a Power of Attorney to Jakov A. Melamed
Adolf Munk, a merchant, gave a power of attorney to Jakov A. Melamed, a transporting agent, to represent him at the Customs and administrative authorities likewise at the railway and steam boats societies.
A List of Passengers Compiled on 8th and 9th January 1902
Report on passengers compiled on 8th and 9th January 1902: Samuel Elijah, a painter, Samuil Levi, a money dealer, Jakov Menahaim and Aron Gadaj, the merchants, departed to Zemun by boat.
9 January 1902
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Albert Menaše Applied for the Business Card
Albert Menaše applied to the Association of the Iron and Technical Devices Merchants for the business card. Enclosed to the file was his military record and a birth certificate of Jakov Menaše, a son of Albert and Matilda Menaše.
Accusations Against Jakov Nesim of Selling Stolen Copper
The Ministry of the Interior requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to investigate the accusations against Jakov Nesim that he had been selling copper stolen from Maksim Trpković and Ostoja Todorović.
Agreement on Management of the Property of the Late Jakov Ozmo
Agreement concluded between Jahiel Ruso and Leon Koen, guardians of the property of the late Jakov Ozmo on one side, and Mordohaj Ozmo, his son and heir on the other side. The agreement defined the ways of managing Jakov Ozmo‘s property until his other two children were of legal age and determined the obligations in this matter of his adult son Mordohaj.
Agreement on Property Distribution of the Late Jakov Ozmo
Jahiel Ruso and Leon Koen, the tutors of the property of the late Jakov Ozmo, signed an agreement on property distribution with Mordohaj Jakov Ozmo, a merchant from Požarevac.
Documentation on autumn exercises of the national army. A list of soldiers sentenced to prison for not attending the exercises, among others Jakov David Pinto, a money dealer, Avram Alkalaj, a merchant, Samoil and Rafail Lazar, merchants, Anđelo Levi, a leather merchant, Bokor Azrijel, a bed cover maker, Moša Sabitaj Koen, a tailor, Isak B. Haim, a buckle maker, Leon Levi, a money dealer, Jakov Alkalaj, a buckle maker, Samujel Jakov Melamed, a merchant, Avram D. Levi, amerchant.
Antiquity Stores Owners Appealed Against a Ban To Sell Items In Streets
The Ministry of the Interior communicated to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the appeal of the Belgrade owners of the antiquity stores not to sell items in the markets or streets. Among those who appealed were Venijamin Hajim Pinto and Isak Dano, on behalf of Jozef Magris, Salomon Levi, Sadik Dano, Jakov Pinto, Jozef Levi, David Pinto, Hajimoa Benci, Isak Pinto and others.
The Aleksinac Quarantine informed the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to have let Jakov Sabitaj from Niš, pass on his way to Belgrade over trade business.
Anđelko Bibić Filed a Lawsuit Against Jakov and Sara Salamon For Attack
The Dorćol Precinct investigated upon the lawsuit which Anđelko Bibić filed against Jakov Salamon and his wife Sara, over attack. The accused were sentenced with three-day of imprisonment.
Anđelko Bibić Accused Jakov and Sara Salamon For the Attack
The Dorćol Precinct reported to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade on the events which occurred in the Town: Anđelko Bibić accused Jakov Salamon and his wife Sara for attacking him along with three other Jews and took him the money.
A Lawsuit Filed Against Jakov B. Samuel Over Fraud
The City Precinct reported to the Administration of the City of Belgrade on the events that took place in the city: Jakov B. Samuel, a trade agent, was escorted to the court for sentence reading regarding the lawsuits Rajko Popović and Solomon Kabiljo had filed against him over fraud.
Appeal Over the Sale of the Real Estate of the Jewish Commune
The Administration of the Town of Belgrade reported regarding the appeal filed by the representatives of the Jewish Church to the Ministry of the Interior against the Administration over the sale of the real estates of the Jewish Commune where the houses of Haim Avram Konfino and Jakov Samuel were situated.
Agreement on apprenticeship of Jakov Samuilo in the haberdashery stores of Sabitaj Biti Mandil and the Brothers Najman. Enclosed to the file was his medical report.
Admission of Jakov A. Simon To the Serbian Citizenship
Jakov A. Simon communicated to the Ministry of the Interior regarding his admission to the Serbian citizenship in line with the order of the Administration of the City of Belgrade on the eviction of all foreign citizens. Simon asserted that he had been living in Belgrade for 20 years, that he gained his property there and that he confirmed his loyalty to Serbia. Enclosed to his communication was the certificate issued by the Jewish Religious-School Community that he lived in Belgrade with his family since 1900.
The Administration of the Town of Belgrade executed a decision related to the leasing of a grocery shop, a tavern and a house, property of the late Avram Josif Ozer. The leasing auction was organized in the presence of the property tutors Jakov Suzin, Haim Ruso and Moša Čelebonović.
Jakov Flajšer filed a request for a permit to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to breed pigs inside his spirirtus factory. Administration denied his request.
Arrival of Jakov Haim to Belgrade For Trade Business
The Quarantine in Aleskinac infored the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to have let Jakov Haim from Leskovac pass through on his way to Belgrade, where he intended to stay for 15 days for trade business.
Appointment of a Guardian of Evgenije and Jovan Flajšer
The Executive Board of the 1st City District People‘s Committee appointed Dr Jakov Čelebonović as a guardian of Evgenije and Jovan Flajšer, who was to represent them in a legal process regarding the property of the late Irena Flajšer. Evgenije Flajšer was in Rome and Jovan was in London.
