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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1908

Page

11

Unemployment Talks in New York Ethical Social Teague Conference

The Ethical Social Teague in New York held its second conference on unemployment with experts including Rev. Dr. George Wiliam Knox and Dr. Frank Julian Warne. Speakers debated public works as relief, underemployment, and proposed city and state public works already financed, urging immediate action to employ 200,000 plus idle workers nationwide and detailing economic conditions across states.

Washington Post New York Ethical Social Teague George Wiliam Knox Union Theological Seminary Frank Julian Warne Leo K. Brankel United Hebrew Charities Robert Hunter Marcus M. Marks Charles Sprague Smith John Bates

Washington is not an easy town says judge Mulloway

Judge Mulloway told five legal pickpockets David Kinimean Maurice Jackson Harry Diode Louis Perry and George Cole that Washington is not an easy town and would make an example of them He fined each man with an option of one year in jail Photographs of Holmean and Berry were found in the rogues gallery at Police Headquarters The gang had been arrested before Two were captured while attempting to rob a man on a street car near Benning and the remaining three on Pennsylvania Avenue All had rooms at a local hotel

Divige Mulliowny Messerjay Beiing Washington David Kinimean Maurice Jackson Harry Diode Louis Perry George Cole Allegal Benning Pennsylvania Avenue

Monsen Tells of Indians at Belasco Lecture

Frederick Monsen, lecturer and traveler, spoke at the Belasco on New Mexico Indians, with colorgraphs and illustrations showing life and customs. He described American and Mexican Indians, shared humorous stories, and praised those remaining of the once dominant race. A Hopi Land lecture is planned next. Mark H. Davis of Shelby, Ohio, named special agent to study wheat exports. he will sail for Europe to investigate foreign wheat and flour markets.

Frederick Monsen Belasco New Mexico Monson Hemisphere Mark H. Davis Shelby Ohio Department of Commerce and Labor Millers’ National Federation Davig Europe

Annual meeting of the Christ Child Society at Shoreham

Rev William J Kirby of the Catholic University presided as speakers urged reducing luxury for the poor noting rich spending on cars flowers and dinners. Miss Janet Richards explained the societies aim to aid children with clothing, schooling, and moral support across eight centers.

Shoreham William’ J. Kirby Catholic University William T. Russell St. Patrick's Church New York Lfe Christ Child Society Janet Richards Societ

Land grab case outlines government evidence in Hyde trial

Government outlines methods used to defraud the United States of forest reserve lands in California and Oregon. Assistant Attorney General Arthur B. Pugh details the four defendants Hyde Benson Dimond and Schneider and the conspiracy to seize 400000 acres. Witnesses include John H. Flinple and Ithamar P. Berthrong as maps and charts are presented.

Frederick JA. Hyde John A. Benson Henry A. Dimond Joost Schneider United States Arthur B. Pugh Justice Stafford Pugh California Oregon New Forest Washington Benson

Receiver sought for Brown marriage trust amid alimony suit

Riggs National Bank seeks a receiver to manage bonds and funds totaling about 56 000 dollars tied to the marriage of Augustus Brown an octogenarian of 64 T street northeast and Barvhei Ann Richardson with allegations of impaired competence and ensuing suits for annulment and alimony. District Supreme Court action names attorney Swartz of Philadelphia to prevent disposal of Brown property. Also reported: first suit against the trolley company for 10 000 dollars by administrator Ivan Teideman after a fatal job site injury. Separately Charles Moriarty seeks absolute divorce from Catherine Moriarty citing infidelity. James M McGill appointed court crier in Criminal Court No. 4 to fill vacancy from J B Krouse’s death.

Riggs National Bank Perry & Son District Supreme Court Augustus Brown T Street Bank Brown Barvhei Ann Richardson Meely Mectutaghlin Ma. Brown Swartz Philadelphia Trolley Company Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Railway Company Ivan Teideman Joseph Seudere Charles E. Moriarty Thirty-second Street Catherine C. Moriarty Leesburg James McGill Justice Barnard James M. McGill Court of Appeals District of Columbia Justice Robb Justice van Oradel Columbia Heighta Beatty Company Macfarland United States Supreme Court Lea Simmons Pond Griffith Appellee Davis United States Dahlgren Sacher Taylor Va Leeecster Asppollee Deeres Garfield Va Vaughan Nalleva Hoover Et al J. C. Gittings Stuart McNamara Russell F._ OH. Stephens Wilton J. Jambert Var Neuman Commissioner of Patents Rose Glifford Newell Clifford Sectsian of Justice van Orsdel Onderdonk Vs Parkers Shepard Edgar H. Sheldon Justice Tabb Boegart Pont and Pohl Bosgari van Oradel ifZs. Dudlay Et al Owen Justice Rovd Kentucky Distilleries and Warehouse Company v8 Old Lexington Chuir Distilling Company Patenty Prudential Insurance Company Justice Tobb Moore Frinting Typeweritor Company Ional Savings and ‘Trust Company H. Whitz A. S. Worthington Appellees Dewalt F. HH. Stephens Edwin Ur. Stephens Garfield Sgt. Distrit Columbia Et al. Ve. Blade Wean Turner E. T. Sanford W. R. Harr Merillat J. Kappler Cart F. F. Hest G. W. Woodrut W. L. Ford WE. Coleman Macatea Ve Higgins Wilson C. M. Full Augers Utten J. No Langley Iandigne A. Hoehiing Fr O. W. Filla Tucker & Kenyon F.S. Bailey J. J. Hamilton Equity Court No Justice Gould John Brown F. A. Fenning Jefferson van Matre Albert Sillers Winfield Fradiey Bond Albert Sellers DG. Linton J. H. Linton H. E. Davis McBixir Va McBlair Guardian Art Lstem Kiony Tamant Diges W. EB. Ambrose Walsh Yunnys Dunn Wilton J. Lambert Brandenburg & Brandenburg Haslam Whialiam E. Ambrose James A. Toomey Hazzard WiIliam E. Ambrose Albert Billers Hey Smaat Samueh Maadox Qua Plaintitt Duvall, Jr E. H.thomas Dorsey Elmore Howard W. E. Ambrose C. H. Merillat Abney & Woodard RcNabb Atchison Plaintif Duvall Harry “L. Dorpry Pelz Julia Ten Eyck McBlair Charles R. McBlair J. J. Yahrington Higgs National Bank John A. Brown Gallettors R. Flos Petry & Son United States Savings Bank Charles KE. Sessford

Legal Record Of The District Of Columbia Court Docket

A dense roster of cases before the District of Columbia courts listing adjournments, upcoming dockets, and decisions across equity, circuit, criminal, and probate divisions. It includes patent appeals, divorce actions, bankruptcies, guardianships, and administrator appointments with associated attorneys, bonds, and dates.

Real Estate Transfers Across Washington Streets Listed

Real estate transfers record numerous parcels traded among individuals and firms across Northwest, Northeast, and Southeast Washington. Notables include changes on Meridian Hill, Columbia Heights, Trinidad, New Jersey Avenue, and Twenty- Fifth Street, with prices ranging from ten dollars to eight thousand dollars.

Deeds of Trust in Various City Vacant Lots and Parcels

Deeds of trust recorded for multiple properties including Walter D Dresser to Clinton Moore and David Limerick securing Bernard Thomasy 1150 on terms of 77 months at 6 percent for lot 54 square 54. Kart Roessler to Chapin Brown and Henry Bergmann securing Oriental Building Association No 6 for 1200 on lot 225. Joseph J Johnson to James Hunter securing Bettle Clavier 685 dated July 23 1909 at 6 percent for lots in blocks 13 4 9 3. Lin ie Mattern et al to Edward Katner and others in Le Droit Park Addition.

Square Walter D. Dresser Clinton M. Moore David W. Limerick Bernard Thomasy Kart Roessler Chapin Brown Henry H. Bergmann Ascure Oriental Building Association East Deanwood Joseph J. Johnson James T. A. Hunter Bettle Clavier

Property liens list of secured notes and installments in several squares

A detailed record lists numerous security agreements across multiple neighborhoods including Dobbin's Addition Mount Pleasant and Park View. Names such as Francia Blunder Lucy Klimkiewicz Henry Bergmann and J. Dayton appear with amounts from 1 000 to 28 600 and terms of one to three years at six percent interest, detailing lots blocks and squares where properties like 323 Square and 246 Block 4 are pledged with semiannual or monthly payments.

Viaginus States Stachel Arizona Nebraska Dakotas Minnesota Seaman Kentucky Tennessee Snead Arkansas Louisiana Texas Alabama Geog Stodei Francia A. Blimdan Fon Gece Oleh Robert F Henry Mooney Spicer Prancia A. Blunder Perwonte Sadiem Wills OW William E. Hdmonston John Coughlin J. Eakin Gidsby Aquaraco Dobbin Robert F. Wrtant Ir. Et Wx Henry H. Bergmann George Emmerlich Joseph Ba Ha. M. Bilis Francis Saul Harry M. Bilis Scure T. M. Saul Trinidad Chri Cox Dawson Bradley Davidson Luther Fristoe Charles H. Davidson Edward Stumphet Ux Charles W. Coleman Ernest L. Schmidt A. H. Warner Park View Friedarten D. Jermane B. Francis Sani James F. Shea Harry M. Eltis Grace Francis Henry W. Francis Edward J. Stellwagen Thomas M. Gale William P. Kellogg Louis Gundling Wiliam J. Flather Frank T. Rawlings John M. Jones Sarah J. Fitzpatrick B. Franely Baul Walter J. Hilton Harry M. Bliss

Bonding Company Loses in Guardian Suit

Justice Wright in Circuit Court No 1 granted a judgment in favor of Mary Ann Lucas as guardian of Rosetta Lucas against American Bonding Company and Mrs Lucas. The suit, tied to a 967 bond linked to Cornelius A Berkeley as administrator, claims Berkeley collected 1750 from a railroad death settlement and failed to pay the balance to the rightful heirs.

Justice Wright Mary Ann Lucas Rosetta Lucas American Bonding Company Southern Railway Company Lucas Berkeley

Owen to pay $10,000 in Cherokee claims case ruling

Justice Rabb of the Circuit Court of Appeals orders Senator Robert L. Owen to pay $26,000 to Gen. W. W. Dudley and Louis J. Michener for legal services in a Cherokee Indians claims matter. The appellate court reverses a lower court verdict in favor of Owen, noting the attorneys rendered services and he benefited, creating a duty to pay.

Robert L. Owen Oklahoma W. W. Dudley Louis J. Michener Washington Bar Court of Claims Eastern Council of the Cherokee Indians Senator Owen Justien Wright Tudley Lan Michenar Charles H. Rabi Circuit Court of Appeals Justice Rabb Messrs Dudley Michener Owen

Suit Filed Over Promissory Note in District Supreme Court

Louis P. Shoemaker as executor of George Motts estates sues Daniel B. Weeden as administrator of Thomas Tiensey estate in District Supreme Court seeking $1,000 plus interest on a promissory note. Represented by Lambert McLean and R H Yeatman.

Louis P. Shoemaker George Motts District Supreme Court Daniel B. Weeden Thomas G. Tiensey Shoemaker Lambert & McLean Jand R. H. Yeatman Hensey Molts

Washington Baltimore and Railways Electric Line Service

Railways advertise frequent limited cars between Washington and Annapolis and the U S Naval Academy, with connections to Baltimore and a broader network. Timetables list departures from Union Station and Pennsylvania Avenue, featuring frequent hourly and every-three-minute services, plus through sleepers and dining cars on major routes to Philadelphia New York and Florida.

Washington Baltimore and “ Railway'co Fajita Baltimore Piney City Annapolis Thy Naval Academy White House U.S. Aval Naval Academy Junction District of Columbia Washington Railway and Electric Company 14Th N. Y Washington, D. C Slaughter General ‘Teatre Baltimore, Ma Baltimore and Ohio Railroad New Union Station Philadelphia New York New Terminal New YO Royal Limited Coacha Banyan ST. Uis Louisviler Pittsburg Cleveland Columbus Wheeling Winchester Tee Rerick Hagerstown Pennsylvania Ave Unicon Information Bureau Florida Atlantic Coast Line Jacksonville Port Tampa Pla Augusta Charleston Wilmington New York and Florida Richmond Ckeburg C. W. Culp W. P. Taylor Chesapeake and Ohio Railway MC. & O. Limited Pullman Cincinnati Lexington Louisville Virginia Hot Springs la Carta Fuirman Abicaga St. Louis Memphis Nashville New Orleans Chesapeake and Ohio Pennsylvania, Avenue 14Th Street F Anil New Union Norfolk and Western Railway Washington New Union Station A.m Norfolk and Western Knoxville Chattanooga Roanoke Bristol Winston- Salem Cara Norfolk Arcive Norcal Berryville Luray Shenandoah Boothtress Fourteenth Street New York Avenue Bond Buding California Harrisonburg Danville Charlottesville Bluemont Crown Seaboard Air Line Railway Penn. Ave Dally Seaboard Mall Voaches Savannah Hamlet Atlante Pinehurst Dally—Seaboard Florida Limited Salida

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