Berkman Under Bail as Bomb-Thrower Deteriorates
New York March 31 Special to The Washington Fest Berkman treasurer of the anarchist federation is released on bail after $500 bond. Police say Silverstein acted alone in the Union Square bomb incident. Silverstein lies dying from cerebral meningitis as authorities pursue further examination and possible defense funds if he recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silverstein
Reds
New York
Alexander Berkman
Anarchist Federation of America
Selly Silverstein
Union Square
Cotton Exchange
Rome
New York Exchange
Consolidated Exchange
Droege
Berk
Meyer London
Berkman
Thenarchise Federation of America
Lieut. Werzansky
Cai
Selia Silverstein
Bellevue Hospital
Tia
Anarchist Defense Fund
Strong Guards for Taft in Omaha and Chicago
Police prepare elaborate security for Secretary Taft during visits to Omaha and Council Bluffs on April 6 and 7 with tours of Forts Omaha and Crook, speeches, and receptions. In Chicago eight detectives guard him with a selective public appearance at the Hamilton Club on Saturday afternoon amid anarchist threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nebr
Donahue
Taft
Uhe Bluffs
Crook
McKinley Club
Council Bluffs
Grenville M. Dodge
Chicago
Hamilton Club
Police praised for bravery amid Union Square cats controversy
The New York American argues that police protect citizens with bravery and efficiency. It condemns anarchist critiques as unjust and unfair, blaming political corruption for anarchy rather than officers enforcing law and public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York American
Union Square
Stowaway Italian Stows Away From Steamer at Ellis Island
A youthful Italian stowaway, Giaseppe, attempted to escape from a liner by forcing his body through a port hole after reaching dock. He freed his hands, but was trapped for hours as officers and police freed him. He was taken to Ellis Island and likely to be deported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mar
Giaseppe
Caperlo
Byastie
Ellis Island
Emma Goldman Deportation Effort Faces Legal Hurdles
Officials led by Attorney General Bonaparte say Goldman cannot be deported or barred from reentry, as the law lacks grounds. A wider probe into criminal aliens in New York and across the United States seeks warrants for arrest and possible deportation, with police chiefs allied to the federal agency push for action.
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Bonaparte
Emma Goldman
United States
Miss Goldman
Secretary of Commerce and Labor Straits
Frank P. Sargent
Neill
Bingham
New York
New York City
W.P. Hagen
Federal Secret Service
Department
National Association of Chiefs of Police
Department of Commerce and Labor
LAND TRIAL TO OPEN TODAY IN WEST LAND FRAUD CASE
Hyde Benson Dimond and Schneider face a conspiracy charge in Criminal Court No 1 before Justice Stafford. The long delayed case, linked to alleged fraudulent acquisition of public domain lands in the West, involves 200 witnesses from 14 states and an $80,000 congressional appropriation for trial costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde
Benson
Dimond
Schneider
D. W. Baker
Arthur B. Pugh
Department of Justice
Francis J. Heaney
Oregon
A. 5. Worthington
R. Golden Donaldson
Washington Bar
Fearmobell
San Francisco
W. J. van Devere
New York
Frederick A. Hyde
John A. Benson
Henry P. Dimond
J. H. Schneider
California
Lacombe
Washington
Bar
New York Court
Criminal Court No
Justice Stafford
United States
Otto Filckinger
W.B. Ambrose
George Henderson
W. P. Flumley
Va. Louis Eye
J. C. Postar
FA. Hyde
A. PB. Dimond
Joost H. Schneider
Justice Barnard
Percy Wade
H. B., Davis
J. EB. Laske
Learyon
Nolan
D. W. O'Donoghue
N. Golden Donaldson
Peckham
Horning
Tucker & Newyon
Rose
Pennsylvania ‘Railroad
Comany
Lankford
Warren
Bookmaker Loses Appeal in Pfeiffer Races Handbook Case
The District Court of Appeals yesterday affirmed the conviction of Lewis R. Pfeiffer who was found guilty months ago of making a handbook on the races. Pfeiffer was tried in the Police Court under section 869 and sentenced by Judge Kimball to ninety days in jail and a $500 fine. He appealed claiming insufficient evidence for jury submission, a point the Appellate Court refused to consider. The court noted the defense relied on a favorable verdict and that appellate review would be limited to serious offenses beyond misdemeanor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of Appeals
Lewis R. Pfeiffer
Pfeiffer
Kimball
Miss Bray Speaks on Housekeeping to Fight Tuberculosis
Miss Eugenile Bray delivered a lecture at the committee on prevention of consumption headquarters on 923 H Street NW. It was the second Tuesday afternoon talk for Washington housewives. She urged cleanliness and a wholesome home to aid the District tuberculosis campaign and warned of germ spread.
First Bucket Shop Conviction Sets Wade Case As Precedent
Percy Wade stock broker was convicted in Criminal Court No 2 of violating the code by operating a bucket shop in the Ouray Building. He faces an appeal to the District Court of Appeals after a ten day trial. Bond canceled, Wade released on cash bond pending appeal. The case is watched as a potential precedent for similar prosecutions and future appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of Appeals
Percy Wade
Ouray
Wade
Justice Barnard
Hn B. Laskey
Henry E. Davis
Baker
Stuart McNamara
Appeals
District of Columbia
Apreilanty
Atixnisd
Coats
Justice van Orst
del. - Ss
Tolman will filed. relatives inherit estate in probate
Frances H Tolman who died in March 35 filed for probate. The Fourth Street Northwest home goes to husband James P Tolman. Life policy proceeds to Catherine Tolman. A $500 cash bequest to sister Helen A Stevenson. Remainder to Frances H Tolman Helen A Stevenson and A Dexter. Other Jaeger relatives receive cash bequests and rest of estate shared with Christian Jaeger Caroline Lauterbach Armin Jaeger and Dora Schultz’s children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances H. Tolman
Fourth Street
James P. Tolman
Lfe
Catherine Tolman
Helen A. Stevenson
Frances H.lolman
A. ©. Dexter
Nickel Gets Him Jail Term in Assault Case
William Stewart, colored, was sentenced by Judge Kimball in Police Court to 364 days for assaulting John Taylor after Taylor refused to lend a nickel. John Butler faced 25 dollar fines or three months in jail on two assault charges against Menja min Ford and James Thomas. The incident began when Butler stepped on Ford’s feet and wouldn’t apologize. George Curtiss is held on $2000 bail awaiting grand jury action on a razor assault against Lottle Coutes dated March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Taylor
William Stewart
Kimball
John Butler
Menjamin Ford
James Thomas
Butler
Ford
George Curtiss
Lottle Coutes
Postum Helps Washington Woman Regain Health and Cheer
A Washington woman credits Postum with lifting years of nervous illness caused by coffee. After stopping coffee, she began drinking Postum, soon regaining energy to do housework and care for two children. She reports improved health, cheerfulness, and a new outlook, and recommends others try Postum. Read “The Road to Wellville” for more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Postum
Rossum . Co
Battle Creak
Mich
Wellville
District of Columbia Court Appeals and Equity Notices
Legal records list numerous DC appeals with judgments reversed or affirmed, various cases per Justice names, and equity actions. Includes assignments, reminders for April terms, criminal and circuit dockets, and probate details across multiple courts and sections.
Deeds of Trust Across City Squares and Neighborhoods
A crowded list of deeds of trust filed for secured loans across multiple city squares and districts. Names include Hiram Johnson, Jacob Frein, Samuel Gittelman, John M. Davis, and Edith P. Dickins among others. Banks involved include American Security and Trust Company, Dime Savings Bank, Washington Loan and Trust Company, and National Savings and Trust Company with amounts from 1,400 to 17,500 and terms up to eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixteenth Street
Fayette Johnson Et
Hiram Johnson
Sixteenth
Seventeenth
Walter H. Klopfer
Frank G. Davidson
Sherman Avenue
J. K. Campbell
Louisiana Avenue
Sixth
Jacob Tome Institute
John M. Davis
Droit Park
Joseph Paul
William L. Browning
Randle Highlands—National Savings and Trust Company
Emma D. Laird
Columbia Heights
Marie L. Thomas St Vir
G. Theo
Harry I. Houston
Myrtle Street
Patrick Jwalzhe
Ann Shea
Morris McDonough
Richard B. Carver
J. Barton Miller
James W. Ricker
Long Meadows
Mary A. King
Charles H. Miller
Twenty-Second Street
Frank W. Rom
Elizabeth Rom
Eighth Street
George F. Muthet Ax
Christina A. Cox
Washington Street
Fifth Street
Thomas P. Whodward
Trastes
Thomas W. Fowler
Rachel Hawkins
Pauline Hawking
Charles F. Diegs
Henry I. Quinn
Ben Schwartz
Maurice D. Rosenberg
William Montomery
Dime Savings Bank
Samual Gittelman
Jonnla Curry Et
Yin
Wiliam L
Wiliam
Walliam
Mary White
John T. Latner
John A. Hamilton
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Meridian Hill
Eddy
Townsend
National Savings and Trust Company
American Security and Trust Company
Muth Residence Sold to Cox at 38000 Price
Boss and Phelps Realty sells George F Muth residence at 008 Highth Street Northwest to Christina A Cox who will reside there. The three story brick home has ten rooms and bath, furnace heating, front 19 feet wide, and is near the Public Library. Moore HIH Real Estate sold at 1837 Eleventh Street two story brick houses to Jerome B Robinson for investment. Police seek Robert and Isaac Ferguson father and son for assault with intent to kill in Alexandria County Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boss & Phelps
George F. Muth
Highth Street
Christina A. Cox
Muth
Moore & Hih Real Estate Company
Jerome B. Robinson
Chiswell
Eleventh Street
For Sale by Grocers Bulletin Repeated Phrase
A historical notice stating For Sale by Grocers appears, with the phrase The proof of the flour is the baking as a repeated slogan in the readable OCR fragment. The text indicates a merchandise sale context for wholesalers or grocers.
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Police and Anarchists
Bluecoats
Emma
Goldman
Europe
Eugenie Bray
JURY
Gonvigts Wade
Witneses
McNamara
Laskey
Davis
Otto Klinkey
Secret Service
Grant and
Helan
Klinkey
MrNamara
MrNamara Defended Mr. Klinkey
Nickel
Columbia, Heights Realty Company
Macfarland Et al
Shepard
King Ve. Curtin
Robb
French Vs
National Laundry Company
Vause
van Orsdel
Wallath
Macfarland
O'Brien
Pabst Brewing Company
Conger
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Walker Va. Warner
Hornblower
George Washington University
van Oradel
Brunthaver Va
Tally
Stat
Herrell
Pyetfer Va
Paltes Court
Gordon
Wentworth
Commissioner of Patents
van Credel
Roscoe L. Chase
Carroll
Hartwoods
van Oredel
Phillips
Sensenigh
Opinty
Fhepard
Supreme Court
Equity Court NO
Clabaugh
Edwin 8
Clark
Wiliam M. Harlem
Birney & Woodard
Charles R. Talbert
Sale
Nisi
Lester & Price
Burna Ve. Burns
Rula
G. H. Lamar
S. T. Thomas
H. HB. Davis
Frost
Equity Court NO. 2
Justice Gould
Williams
Pennebaker
Tims
M. Strasburger
H. &, Davis
Edwards
Wright
Powell
Richardson
J. J. Darlington
Autor Peter
BE. H. Thomas
Scott Vs. Putman
Everett, Molnar & Ewing
W. Fowler
Burton Marafee
Dorsey & Howard Vs. Elmore
Ambrose & Merillat
Dbkmey & Woodard
Kearney Vs. Capital Traction Company
A. B. Web
EB. Forrest—R. Rose ,Perry & Son
Pelz Ve. D'Audigne
Tucker & Kenyon
Hamillton
Colbert, Yerkes & Hamilton
Douglas Vs. Davis
T. L. Jeffords
A. Douglas
Mackall and Strasburger
Emmanuel Vs. Morris
W. J. Lambert
J. Williamson
CG. Carrington
Gaskins
Washington Railway and Electric Company
A. B. Webb
EL Worrest
C. A. Douglas
George P. Hoover
Hunter
Circuit Court No
Justice Alderton
Continental Jewell Filtration Company
Tistrict of
Columbia
McCammon
Hayden
Defeadant
E. H. Thomas
H. F. Blair
Ruckeryn
Lockwood
Torpeys, Putman & Poe
C. A. Kele
G. T. Dunlop
Cooper 'S
Capital Traction Company
R. L. Montague
District Court
T Street
Square
Sz Square
Bladensburg
Toltsan
Datendant
AL Harper
Plaintiff's
Mal“Baker
Washington Plaintif
Dania
Wirtlan Dutty
Robert A. Barrett
Sophis
Helderg Et
George M. Uamerthh
J. A. Machel
Alfred “Mayer
Mary A. Philips
Agle
Solicitora, Wolf & Rosenberg
Christiana C
Mary Posey
Samuel B. Poscy
Robinson White
Agnes G. Maeder
Will
Robert Tt. Maeder
Hamilton
Calbert, Yerkes & Hamilton
Francis
Dodge
Mery
Bond
McGowan, Serven & Mohua
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Omak
C. A. Cox
Eighth Street House
Father
Robert
Isaac Ferguson
Alexandria
County
Washburn- Crosby Co
Lou" Wagusuan-caussto
Cad
Washington Post
Post
Famliies
Seach
Busines
Arswera
Nute
The
Washington, ‘D
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