Confession ties John Smith to Eastern Kentucky killing feud
John Smith testified that he and Abner and Jett killed James Cockrill on orders from Judge Hargis and Edward Callahan, stating they were taken across Jackson courthouse, fired at Cockrill as he talked by a Cardwell Building post, then fled with Hargis brothers. Britton not present. witnesses placed him near the courthouse at shooting times.
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Jett
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Edward Callahan
Kentucky
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W. N. Cope
X. Bowling
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Lokan Coss
Goss
Britton
Jackson
Cockrill
John Smith
James Hargis
Breathitt County
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Her#ts
Cardwell
Bner
Cockrit
Elbert Hargis
Jim
Hargis
William Shencer
National Conference of Church Clubs Chooses St Louis for 16th Meet
The National Conference of Church Clubs of the United States voted unanimously to hold the 16th conference in St Louis, Missouri, at a date to be decided. Officers elected include James A Waterworth of St Louis as president and Jackson W. Sparrow of Cincinnati as first vice president. A paper on Why Men Do Not Go to Church was presented by Thomas P. Carathers of Cincinnati. Delegates toured Mount Vernon in the afternoon as guests of the Churchomen League.
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National Conference of Church Clubs of the
United States
St. Louis
James A Waterworth
Jackson W. Sparrow
Cincinnati
William H. Singleton
William N. Hawke
Atlanta
Charles F Chage
New Britain
The
Willard
Thomas P. Carathers
Episcopal Church Club
Butler
Pennsylvania
Mount Vernon
Churcomany League
Chauffeur Hearn in Court for Auto Theft Violation
Granville Hearn, chauffeur for Perry Belmont, faced Police Court on a second charge of stealing an automobile. A $59 collateral deposit kept the case open to Saturday after a pursuit from Twenty-first and K streets to Washington Circle, ending with his arrest by Officer Hughlett. He had paid a $84 fine ten days earlier in another Police Court case.
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Granville Hearn
Perry Belmont
Hughlett
Twenty-first
K Streets
New Hampshire Avenue
Washington Circle
Hearn
Polee Court
Ninth Precinct
H Street
Victim of Fall Improving at Rochambeau Shaft Incident
Joseph W. Linkins, thirteen, remains in hospital after a fall three stories into an air shaft at the Rochambeau apartment house Tuesday night. Doctors say he has a compound fracture of the left leg and, while not yet critical, is severely shaken. prognosis early.
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Rochambeau
Joseph W. Linkins
Dear
Sutton
Upton Ritenour Buys House in Washington Heights
Upton Ritenour purchased the three story twelve room two bath residence at 1922 Baltimore Street Washington Heights from George 8 Webb via Early & Lampton for 9.50 dollars. Exterior features Roman brick with brown trim. Pharmacy licenses granted: Robert E. Madigan Louie Sacks and Claude E. Ross received licenses to practice pharmacy after the April District of Columbia board examination.
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Upton Ritenour
George 8. Webb
Early & Lampton
Baltimore Street
Washington Heights
Board of Pharmacy of the
District of Columbbd
Robert E. Madigan
Louie Sacks
Claude BE. Ross
Sigma Rho Society Incorporates for Social Intercourse
Articles filed by Sigma Rho Incorporated to promote social intercourse. Involved organizers include Helen Worth Roberts, Aline Hughes Dufoor, and Amy Humeston.
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Sigma Rho Incorporated
Sigma Rho Society
Helen Worth Roberts
Aline
Hughes Dufoor
Amy Humeston
See ks Limited Divorce Case for Mrs Sarah Graham
Mrs Sarah Graham seeks a limited divorce from Charles W Graham in the District Supreme Court yesterday. They say they married in Alexandria Virginia on January 20 1887 and have four children. She alleges he threatened to kill her while drunk on April 1 and was bound over to keep the peace after a Police Court arrest. He allegedly choked her after returning home from jail.
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Supreme Court
Charles W. Graham
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Alexandria
Recorder Changes Fees for Recording Papers
The recorder of deeds announced a new fee schedule effective immediately. Fees will be 60 cents for the first 200 words and 15 cents for each additional 100 words or fraction thereof, replacing the prior 25 cent per line method.
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Treasury Department
Deedea
Hermann Testimony Ends in Trial Over Public Records
The trial of Binger Hermann on charges of destroying public records concludes its testimony with both sides preparing jury instructions. Probable deliberation delays until next week as prosecutors and defense ready closing arguments, while witnesses recount prior statements and alleged bribery tied to Senator Mitchell.
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General Land Office
Baker
Justice Stafford
Adking
H. L. Patterson
Oregon
Henry Meldrum
Hermann
Meldrum
Harry ¢. Robertson
Mitchell
Tatum
Set
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Michigan
Internal Revenue Service
Refuses Dr Leon's Plea in Acquittal Ruling
Justice Barnard will submit to the jury the case of Edward Leon Thompson known as Dr. Leon after defense failed to obtain an acquittal instruction. Miss Volk testified as alleged accomplice while alibi witnesses including Mrs. Thompson and Dr. Leon contradicted those claims. Bar room sightings of Dr. Leon during Volk’s operation were among witnesses cited.
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Edward Leon Thompson
Dr. Leon
Justice Cole
Stafford
Maxey
Barnard
Leon
Thompson
Heme
Miss Volk
Will of John W Hall Filed In Probate Court
The will dated January 18 1993 bequeaths all property to his wife Mrs Alica G Hall. Mrs Hall filed the will and testified she received it from her husband in the probate filing reported yesterday. Granite Company Issues Bonds for 150000 mortgage with Potomac Granite Company as issuer and Washington Loan and Trust Company as trustee. Pocketbook Snatcher Declared Insane and to be committed to Government Hospital for the Insane. Officials Authorized to Act as Assessor and to chair boards during absences and vacations.
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Alica G. Hall
Granite Company
Recorder of Deeds
Potomac Granite Company
Washington Loan and Trust Company
James McIntosh
Government Hospital
Marcus Notes
Mortague
Ceroline le Rawe
Pater A. Rowe
Columbia
Toke
City of Washington
District of Columbia
Harry M. Conger
District of Galambra
Suit Against Waggaman Over 75000 Notes At Catholic University
Trial opened in Circuit Court No. 2 over a $75,000 claim by the Catholic University of America on notes of John F. Waggaman. Waggaman contends a $30,000 counter claim from his brother Thomas I. Waggaman’s debts. University claims payments within the last three years keep the obligation alive, despite alleged statute of limitations.
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Catholic University of America
John F. Waggaman
Wagsamen
Thomas I. Waggaman
Thomas FE. Waggaman
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University
Thomas E. Waggaman
Illinois Suit Dismissed by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today dismissed the Illinois suit against the railroad for an accounting and share of gross receipts. The state plans to refile in either the Circuit Court at Springfield or the Superior Court at Chicago. Officials warned action will be delayed likely a year or two.
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Hlineis
Wingls Central
Dempsey
Chicago
Scott
Supreme Court docket and adjournments summary
Legal record listing Supreme Court and circuit court dockets, adjournments, and concurrent cases across multiple jurisdictions. Names include United States, Interstate Commerce Commission, Chicago Great Western Railway, Adams Express Company, American Express Company, Commonwealth of Kentucky, and district courts. Entries cover assignments, demurrers, guardianships, sales ratified, and criminal cases with court and justices noted.
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Justice White
Janitce Peckham
Justice McKenna
Justice Holmes
Justice Day
Justice Moody
John John
Ghenlt Court of
Southern District of New York
Alford W. Cooley
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago Great Western Railway Company of
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Ed Baster
C. A. Severance
Charles A. Claria
F. Z. Ransom
3. A. Cowan
Coubnel
Adams Express Company
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Batt
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Shapard
McComan
Robb
Real Estate Transfers Sighted in Local Parcel Ties
Real estate transfers listed for multiple wards and squares including Arthur qape Samuel, Benoit Bauer jr, James Brennan to Julie benevitz, Heinan FH and Mariba J M Blay, Virginia Cenofiet to Anns Mo Gowan, Thomas Blagdon etux to Shelton F Cameron, Bert Corwin to Margaret J Gale, Harriet Colne to Simon Oppenheimer, Joan Tonk trustee and Charles J Fanning to John B Johnson, Bert & Darwin to Hugh Rolly, with various lot and square references Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains.
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Qape Samuelette
WF Campbell
Act Square
Benoit Bauer, Jr
Clare G. Addigon
James Brennan
Julioe
Charles J. Fanning
John
Johnson
Bert &. Darwin
Hugh Rolly
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
Property transfers and trusts in various city squares and districts
ACatalog lists numerous transfers, trusts, and quitclaims across districts including SOUTH BROOKLAND, UNIVERSITY PARK, HARLEM, BRIGHTWOOD, EAST DEANWOOD, RANDLE HIGHLANDS, and PETER'S MILL SEAT. Individuals such as Havia HR Cockerilla, George Webb, and John Hurley appear among trustees and grantees with $10 deeds and larger sums for trust properties and lot transfers, detailing lots, blocks, and sublots with district references and occasional estate figures.
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Barah
Mary Gilliard
Louis H
J. Castinett
Joseph F. Hie
Herman Gandh
University Fark
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John A. Teed
John K. Korf
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Charles Hutt
Squins
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Patrick J. Cook
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Ellen O'Neil
Brightwood
Ora J. Palmer
Clyde H. Edwards
East Deanwood
Frank T. Rawlings
Sqrimaed Bi Resto
Ernestine F. Torfiinger
Mary A. Harmon
Elsa C. Wetherall
Wetherall
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
George B. Web
Charlotte Haden
Colored Methodist Meet In Washington D C Conference
Bishop Williams presided over the Washington and Philadelphia annual conference at Miles Memorial Colored Methodist Episcopal Church. Delegates from Pennsylvania West Virginia Maryland Virginia North Carolina and the District of Columbia attended. Bishop Williams said he had raised 19000 from other conferences and hoped to raise 710000 this year.
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R. E. D. Garrett
J. A.burkhalter
A. Hokins
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Sidney Womack
G. W. Wood
EB. P. Sterling
Wood
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G T. Long
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J. I. Carroll
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G. P. Jones
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Census of stenographers reports 1906 labor figures
The Civil Service Commission released a 1906 census of stenographic clerks in Washington departments. Of 2,653 examined, 2,093 passed, with 410 men and 67 women appointed. Entrance salaries ranged 340 to 900 dollars, with a top possible salary of 1,800 dollars. In a separate note, Master Builders' Association elected officers led by John Mitchell Jr as president. The group will not act on the recent strike for now.
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R. J. Beall
Thomas W. Smith
Til Work
W. Galliher
B. C. Graham
Employers’ Association
James Richardson
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