“Opposition to Warszawiak's Discharge.” New York Times, November 25, 1902, page 14.

Opposition to Warszawiak's Discharge.

Herman Warszawiak, the converted Hebrew missionary, who had mission rooms at 424 Grand Street, applied to Judge Adams in the United States District Court yesterday for a discharge in bankruptcy. He filed a petition in bankruptcy on Dec. 6, 1898, his liabilities amounting to $29,302. His largest creditor, Mrs. Annika Nicholas, whose claim is about $26,000, opposed his discharge, and the matter went over for two weeks.