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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1905

Page

9

Contempt Proceedings Upheld in Gassenheimer Case

The District of Columbia Court of Appeals affirms McCaully's six month jail sentence for attempting to corruptly influence a juror in Criminal Court No 1. The ruling upholds contempt jurisdiction and cites substantial testimony supporting the alleged misconduct.

Justice Morris Court of Appeals District of Columbia Justice Wright District Supreme Court Benjamin F. McCaully Criminal Court No 1 McCaully United States Kesley-Smith Samuel Gagsenheimer Criminal Court Benjamin F. Shaw McCaulty McCauity McCaull

Limit to High Buildings Proposed by City Commissioners

City Commissioners discussed restricting height and rotation of new apartment houses. No formal action was taken. A letter from Frank W. Hackett urged notifying adjoining property owners of permit pendency. officials plan to study proposed rules and await a citizen draft before further steps.

Frank W. Hackcelt Hackett Commissionera

Takoma Park Sewer Dispute Affects Mayor Kinnear Plan

Takoma Park Maryland Corporation Counsel Duvall rejects the mayor's proposal to pay ten dollars per year for each connected dwelling. He says the agreement is not authorized by law. The commissioners may, however, sign an agreement for the construction and maintenance of the outlet sewer for houses adjoining the town. Col. Biddle, engineer commissioner, recommends informing the mayor per the counsel's report.

Duvall Kinnear Takoma Park Maryland

Census Estimates Put District Population at 316000

Maj. Sylvester, police superintendent, says census returns under orders of the Commissioners indicate the District’s population about 316,000. Returns are still coming in and won’t be completed for a month. Early data from the Fourth precinct between Seventh and Eighth, B and Water streets showed about 3600 residents. estimates now place Fourth precinct between 28,000 and 30,000.

Sylvester

Seventh Precinct Officer May Face Charges Over Crap Games

Report says a mounted sergeant from the Seventh precinct may be summoned before the board to answer questions linked to alleged gambling at the Seventh precinct police station. The notice cites the ongoing investigation and the need for accountability.

Seventh Precinct

Alleged Remarks Reported About Maj Sylvester Staff

An alleged substitutional remark incident is reported at headquarters. Lieut Jordan has received a report of the utterances from another mounted policeman of Lie precinct and it has been forwarded to Maj Sylvester for action.

Maj Sylvester Lieut Jordan Lie Precinct Maj Sylvester Warner Safe Cure Company Rochester Washington Post

Crack in bridge cement reported by Col Biddle

Col Biddle, Engineer Commissioner, told the Commissioners that a crack in the Connecticut avenue bridge abutment, first seen April 12, 1905, is not dangerous. The fix may require a few thousand dollars and some concrete removal, but the bridge can still be built while arches progress.

Col. Biddle Connecticut Avenue Col Biddle

Inadequate Fire Protection Noted for Fourteenth Street Flats

Acting Fire Marshal Nicholson reports to Commissioner Macfarland that the Lowell at 1907 1909, Franklin at 1915 1919, and the Berwyn, Oregon, and Helena apartment houses at 1925 1929 Fourteenth street lack sufficient fire protection. He will soon report on steps to remedy the conditions.

Micholson Fourteenth Street Nicholson Macfarland Fire Department Lowell Franklin Berwyn Oregon Helena

Speed Demonstration Of Gregg Shorthand At Wood's College

A large audience gathered at Wood's Commercial College on East Capitol Street to watch Raymond P. Kelley of the Gregg Shorthand Company perform shorthand feats at 24 words per minute on a blackboard and 20 words per minute blindfolded with no errors. He spoke on the business value of shorthand, while Prof. Wood’s class continues to train students for mercantile careers.

Wood's Commercial College East Capitol Street Raymond P. Kelley Gregg Shorthand Company Chicago Kelley Wood

The Man's Store Top-Coats Easter Special Ad

A weather warning prompts shoppers to buy top coats at D. J. Kaufman 1005 7 Pa Ave. The Easter offer features nabby little top coats priced at 12.50 dollars, urging customers to visit Blake for a health reminder and a timely purchase.

Forfeits collateral on larceny charge in police court

Carrie Dunmore, accused of stealing a silk shirt waist from employer Flossie Page, forfeited 90 collateral when her case was called in Police Court yesterday. Other items note bulk Easter egg contracts, beer ads, library lecture, and local commerce notices.

Carrie Dunmore Flossie Page

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