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Peter B. Olney

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From 1897 until his death, he practiced law as senior partner of the firm of Olney & Comstock. From 1898 on he was also a U.S. Referee in Bankruptcy. In 1919, he was appointed by Surrogate Fowler as referee to investigate claims against the estate of the deceased actress
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to many of the street gangs and criminals of New York's underworld. Instead of relying on the city’s police force, which Mandelbaum had reportedly been bribing for decades, Olney hired the
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He married Mary Sigourney Butler, and they had four sons: Peter B. Olney, Jr. (1881-1968), Richard Olney, Wilson Olney and Sigourney B. Olney.
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WHEELER H. PECKHAM RESIGNS.; ILL HEALTH CAUSES HIM TO GIVE PLACE TO PETER B. OLNEY AS DISTRICT ATTORNEY
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appointed Olney in December 1883 as D.A. to fill the vacancy until the end of 1884.
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in 1866. He was admitted to the bar and commenced practice in the firm of
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Index

Oxford
Worcester County, Massachusetts
Cedarhurst
Nassau County, New York
New York
Phillips Andover Academy
Harvard College
Harvard Law School
Evarts, Southmayd & Choate
New York City
Francis C. Barlow
Tweed Ring
Tammany
New York County District Attorney
Benjamin K. Phelps
County Democracy
John McKeon
Wheeler H. Peckham
Grover Cleveland
Olney
Marm Mandelbaum
criminal fence
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Anna Held
pneumonia
Long Island
Teachers College
Richard Olney
LOCAL POLITICAL NOTES
WHEELER H. PECKHAM RESIGNS.; ILL HEALTH CAUSES HIM TO GIVE PLACE TO PETER B. OLNEY AS DISTRICT ATTORNEY

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