A List of Persons Registered on 15th December 1901
A list of registered persons in the private apartments and stores in the City Precinct area on 15th December 1901. M. Levi registered his apprentice, Avram Adut.
A List of Persons Registered on 19th December 1901
A list of registered persons in the apartments and stores in the City Precinct area on 19th December 1901. Samuilo Melamed registered his apprentice, Hajim Adut.
Ašer Čeda Naftalija Requested a Permission To Sell Flammable Items
Ašer Čeda Naftalija requested the Criminal Department of the Administration of the City of Belgrade to issue him a permission to keep and sell flammable items in his store in the 18 Solunska Street. The request was granted.
Avram Rusio requested Permission to Sell Flammable Goods
Avram Š. Ruso requested the Criminal Department of the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to grant him permission to sell flammable goods in his store located at 17 Solunska Street. The request was granted.
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
ИАБ-1-К2144-1902-102
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A Police File of Sadik Alkalaj
A police file of Sadik Alkalaj, native of Zenica, arrested for having no identity documents and steady job, and suspected for smuggling. The Criminal Department sentenced him with 20-day of imprisonment. Upon the request of Sadik, the sentence was changed for fine.
A List of Passengers Compiled on 11th February 1902
The Sava Precinct reported to the Administration of the City of Belgrade on the passengers compiled on 11th February 1902. Azriel Almuzlino, David Levi, Benko Davičo and others departed to Zemun by boat. Maks Dajč, Solomon Alkalaj and others arrived to Belgrade.
A police file of David Kalderon, a former broker from Bitolj, arrested for failing to report to the Criminal Department over the unpaid sentence brought by the Court in Bitolj.
A List of Passengers Compiled on 15th February 1902
The Sava Precinct forwarded to the Administration of the City of Belgrade a list of passengers compiled on 15th February 1902: Samuil Ruso, Josif Alkalaj, Hugo Buli and Moša Alkalaj departed to Zemun by boat, Julijus Hercog arrived to Belgrade.
A police file of Julije Vajs, a native of Plavna near Bačka Palanka, arrested for idleness and associating with suspicious persons and for allegedly collecting donations for Jewish refugees from Germany, which he kept for himself.
The City Precinct reported to the Administration of the City of Belgrade on the events which occurred in the City. Avram Levi was sentenced with two-day imprisonment over stealing.
Avram Arueti and a Companion Company Declared Bankruptcy
The Town Precinct reported to the Administration of the City of Belgrade on the events that occurred in the City: a company Avram Arueti and a Companion declared a bankruptcy.
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.
Avram Pinkas requested Permission to Open a Factory
Avram Pinkas requested the Store Department of the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to grant him permission to open a factory for the records, record players and accessories for the players, called Balkan. The request was rejected because Pinkas was Iranian citizen, but after the complaint submitted to the Ministry of Commerce and Industry he was granted permission.
Andrija Vajnberger Got a Permission To Carry a Weapon
Andrija Vajnberger requested from the Criminal Department of the Administration of the City of Belgrade to give him a permission to carry a weapon. The request was approved and Vajnberger was issued a weapon certificate.
The Apatin District Headquarters escorted to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade Avram Altarac from Belgrade, a son of Leon Altarac, 18 years old, and handed him over to his parents. He was found wandering around Apatin, without any identification documents and resources.
Aron Isak Sentenced For Wandering Around Without Personal Documents
Aron Isak, an electrician, 19 years old, was interrogated in the premises of the Criminal Police Department of the Administration of the City of Belgrade after he was found wandering around the city, without accommodation, job and identification documents. He was sentenced with a three-day of imprisonment.
The State Film Central Office submitted to the Administration of the City of Belgrade a
complaint against Adam Vig, the owner of the cinema Uralija for not respecting the legal obligation to play a defined number of films of domestic production. The Criminal Police Department fined him with 300 dinars.
The State Film Central Office submitted to the Administration of the City of Belgrade
a complaint against Adam Vig, the owner of the Metropol cinema, for not respecting legal obligation to play a defined number of films of domestic production. The Criminal Police Department fined him with 200 dinars.
Avram Altarac, a merchant assistant, was interrogated for wandering around, without proper identification documents and residence address. The Criminal Police Department of the Administration of the City of Belgrade sentenced him to 20-day of imprisonment and obliged him to find a job afterwards.
Avram Altarac arrested and interrogated by the Criminal Police Department of the Administration of the City of Belgrade over wandering around the town without proper identification documents. Altarac was sentenced to 10-day of imprisonment.
Avram M. Kalderon Banned To Illegally Conduct His Store
The Terazije Precinct brought a decision to ban Avram M. Kalderon to illegally conduct his unregistered intermediary store. Kalderon appealed to the minister of the interior.
Avram Bukiš Fined For Improperly Keeping Business Books
The Criminal Police Department of the Administration of the City of Belgrade fined Avram Bukiš, the owner of an antiquity store in the Kralja Aleksandra Street, for improperly keeping his business books related to purchase of goods.
Avram M. Kalderon Submitted a Promissory Note For Verification
Avram M. Kalderon, the merchant, submitted a copy of a promissory note to the Terazije Precinct for verification.
9 February 1894
ИАБ-1-К3003-1894-Ф2-7
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Ana Almoslino and Lazar Lecter Accused Đoka Jovanović For Insults
Ana Almoslino, a clerk in the photo studio of Lazar Lecter and his housewife, filed the accusation to the Terazije Precinct against Đoka Jovanović, a shoe maker apprentice, for insults. Lecter also filed a lawsuit against Jovanović but since the Precinct was inefficient regarding that lawsuit, Lecter complained to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade against the Precinct.
