Prominent Men Gather for First Annual International Law Conference
The American Society of International Law opens at the New Willard with Burne out Secretary of State presiding. Secretary Root and a host of diplomats and justices will discuss immunity from capture at sea, trade as contraband, and other international law topics before a White House reception and a banquet. Charles Henry Butler hosts a reception at his residence, drawing many officials and members of the diplomatic corps to meet society officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
New Willard
Charles Henry Butler
American Society of International Law
United States Supreme Court
Root
High Seas
United States
Sesson
Roosevelt
White House
New Wind
Wil
Nartes
Henry Butler
Jods
Butler
Florce
Big Butler
Miss Butler
Europe
Washington
Mig Brewer
Justin Brewer
Hague
Hebbinghaus
Huntington Wilson
James B. Scott
Harlan
Macfarland
Spalding
Heald
Donald McLean
Leuon
Esne Howard
Wallace Radcliffe
Latvrence Maxwell
Cincinnati
Davis
Cooney
Rooster on a Liner Roars Aboard in Hoboken Departure
A New York April 1 report describes a live rooster found on the upper deck of the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria at Hoboken as the liner prepared to depart. An officer ordered removal but the bird eluded capture, hopping about the sun deck while passengers Mrs. R. A. Peacock and Irene watched in shock after a parcel containing the bird was opened in their stateroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Hoboken
Lesan
Neers
Feraus
R. A. Peacock
Irene
Mrs. Peacock
Woman lawyer admitted to Supreme Court bar
Miss Ida M atoyet was admitted to practice before the Supreme Court yesterday becoming the twenty eighth woman to attain that distinction. The first woman to join the bar was Bela A Lockwood who helped secure a law allowing women to practice. Since then only a few have availed themselves of the privilege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida M Atoyet
Supreme Court
Bela A. Lockwood
Lockwood
Sarah Herring
Soim
Tuscon City
Ariz
Movers
Court of Chains
City Ambulance Collision and Two Workplace Accidents
An ambulance from One Army General Hospital collided with a Mount Pleasant Life car at Connecticut avenue and M street NW, damaging the fender and injuring a passenger. Benjamin Butter, 32, of Omen Hill, Mil, employed at a tool plant, fell from a derrick pole and suffered a compound fracture of the left leg. John Miller, 32, of 817 L street SE, fell from a wagon near Seventh and BD streets NW, injuring his shoulder. All were taken to local hospitals. Sunday’s Post will list award details for educational content.
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Army” General Hospital
William J Herbert
Mount Pleasant Life
Connecticut Avenue
M Street
Benjamin Butter
Omen Hill
Mil
Atool
Providence
John Miler
Trinity's Income Report Sparks NYC Property Debate
The Trinity Church corporation discloses its annual income last year from all sources was under 175000 dollars not counting church collections. No liquor sales or gambling houses exist on owned property, with two exceptions on long term leased lots and a tax inquiry on city payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Corporation of
Trinity Church
New York City
Astor
Trinity
Trinity Corporation
Trinity Parish
Dr Leon Found Guilty and Remanded in Jail in Bail Battle
Edward Leon Thompson known as Dr Leon was convicted in Criminal Court No 2 of performing an illegal operation on Sadie Wolk in October 1905 after a three day trial. Bail was set at 2000 after prosecutors urged 5000. The jury deliberated about four hours and a new trial motion was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Leon Thompson
Dr. Leon
Wm Criminal Court No
Sadie Wolk
McNathara
Turner
Justice Barnard
Record Immigrant Rush Swells New York Arrival
Special report from New York on April 18 notes a record influx of immigrants via Ellis Island with 9,874 awaiting formalities and 1,191 new arrivals over two days, plus 3,779 cabin passengers. Commissioner Sargent and port activity at the Battery underscore the surge. Baltimore also sees arrivals from Northern Europe aboard the Weimar and upcoming ships Halle, Withed, and Cassel—the rush continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Ellis Island
The
Battery
Sargent
Bureau of Immigration
Baltimore
Europe
Weimar
Halle
Witehad
Cassel
Baltmore
Mixed marriage arrests shake Rochester court action
In Rochester on April 18 Rev W F Coffey pastor of an African church in Olean was arrested for unlawfully marrying Arthur Jones colored and Dora Hitchcock white. Coffey held for grand jury in 500 bond. Fred Hitchcock father and Arthur Jones also arrested and arraigned for disorderly act. They pleaded not guilty as jury trial set for tomorrow. Arrests prompted by Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
W. F. Coffey
Olean
Arthur Jones
Dora Hichtcock
Coffey
Fred Hitchcock
Charles Carter
Boardmanville
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Forgeries Charged In Insurance Company Elections
Abraham Benedict of Guggenheim Untermyer and Marshall met Acting District Attorney Smyth to present evidence alleging forgery in recent elections held by Mutual Life Insurance Company and New York Life Insurance Company. The district attorney's office would investigate the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Abraham Benedict
Guggenheim, Untermyer, and
Marshall
Smyth
Mutual Life Insurance Company
New York Life Insurance Company
Hermann Gase Case Near End Justice to Submit to Jury
Justice Stafford plans to charge the jury next Tuesday in the Hermann case in Criminal Court No 1. The trial centers on Binger Hermann accused of destroying public records while commissioner of the General Land Office. Proceedings include lengthy arguments by A. S. Worthington and D.A. Barker, with instructions to the jury on when acquittal is possible if Hermann believed the letters were personal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binger ‘Hermann
General Land Ofice
Orelock
Adking
Worthington
Hermann
Barker
Stafford
Justice Stafford
Seeeks to Save Murderer Willan Burge From Hang
James A. O Shea counsel for Willan Burge colored seeks commutation of his death sentence for the January murder of his wife. The petition argues possible insanity and cites family mental incapacity. District Attorney Baker opposes. report to President through the Attorney General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. O’shea
Willan Burge
Department of Justice
Baker
Burge
Forfeits Bond in Bogus Masonic Degrees Case
Alexander P. Reidel failed to answer in Police Court for a case with Henry Kennard accused of selling bogus Masonic degrees for $10. Reidel’s bond was forfeited and a bench warrant issued. Claude D. Thomas and bondsman secured. steps to collect the bond begun. Attorney Ambrose said he abandoned defense to aid in the search. Kennard remains in custody. trial postponed to allow finding Reidel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander P. Reidel
Henry Kennard
Relde
Claude D. Thomas
Wiliam E. Ambrose
O Henry Kennard
Tle
aMowe
Reidel
Blacksmith Sues for Five Thousand Dollars
J Walter Farran a horsesheer on Fourth Street Northeast filed in the District Supreme Court to recover 5000 damages from Blary 9 Robe Appleton Cady and Annie McNally for alleged malicious prosecution. He says the defendants caused his arrest on March 27 for blocking the street near his shop by allowing two wagons to stay more than two hours, violating police regulations. He was acquitted in Police Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Walter Farran
Fourth Street
District Supreme Court
Robe
Appleton Cady
Annie McNally
Farran
Grandniece Inherits House Under Donahoe Will
Margaret Donahoe by will dated February 20 1905 filed for probate leaves Nora Mary O Connor granddaughter of her wife to receive the house at 1010 Twenty third Street Northwest. Grandnephew James Joseph O Connor to receive 00 upon ordination as a Catholic priest. Executor ordered to sell the Twenty third Street Northwest property and distribute remaining funds among named relatives after the legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss O'Connor
Margaret Donahoe
Nora Mary O'Connor
Twenty-third Street
James Joseph O'Connor
Man admits striking father in law at Sheridan apartments
Carl Veitenthal was fined 16 for assault after a judge stressed he would not be in his wife's sight without a payment. Veitenthal was convicted of assaulting his father in law J. H. Locke at the Sheridan apartment house. He claimed self defense, saying Locke tried to stop him from leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Veitenthal
Sheridan
Mulloway
Weitenthal
J. H. Locke
Locke
Henry Kronheimer Receives Gold Watch from Saks & Co Clerks
Henry Kronheimer, forty years a Saks & Co. employee, was honored yesterday with a gold watch by his former fellow clerks. Kronheimer, taken ill about a year ago, has since been confined to his home. A letter accompanying the gift conveyed warm sentiments of love and esteem from his co workers, praising his fair conduct and hoping for a return to duties in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kronheimer
Saka & Co
Saks & Co
Mr. Kronheimer
Iis
Dave
Legal Record of Supreme Court and Court of Appeals Proceedings
The document lists admitted practitioners and ongoing cases across multiple courts including the United States Supreme Court, the District of Columbia Court of Appeals, Equity Courts No. 1 and No. 2, Circuit Courts No. 1 and No. 2, Criminal Courts No. 1 and No. 2, and Probate Court. Notable items include Adams Express Company in error vs. Commonwealth of Kentucky and American Express Company of New York in error vs. Commonwealth of Kentucky, with briefing deadlines. various equity matters such as Murphy guardianship, Browne matters, and In re bankruptcy. and criminal dockets United States vs. Bluger Hermann and United States vs. Edward Leon Thompson. The schedule notes adjournments and day calls for Friday April 19, with entries detailing judges, parties, and procedural actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Harlan
Juntica Brewer
Justice White
Juntica Perkham
Jastles McHenpa
Juntica Holmes
Justice Day
Juntice Mody
Philp Stanley Walker
Brookline
Mars
Augustus N. Hand
New York City
Ide H W. Morers
Dinteet
Columbia
John A. Cling
Cleveland Ohio
Faneuil D
Bethune
New York
Adame Express Company
Commonwealth of Kentuky
American Express Company of
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Haya
Lawrence Maxwell, Jr
Texvs
Goat and
Petitioner
United States
J. Stuart Tompkins
Santora
Jeayo
William Cramp & Sons Ship and Engine Building Company
Anit
Willem Cramp & Sons Ship and Engine Building Company
Enpellant
United Stater
Attorne S General van Oredel
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court No
Justicn Clabaugh
Murphy
S. Murphy
Guardian
Taré Olivia M. Michell
Hobson
M. M. Murray
Browne
T. H. Fitna
Honecsans
Emily Murdock
Mitchell
Harris
Equity Court NO. 2
Justice Gould
Davia
Stiarea
Wteck
Smoot Va
Smoot St al
Guardian Ad Item
Crandal
Machey
Bateman
Freund
Alten Va
Welch
Guardian Ad Fem
Folwon
United Banking and Trust Company
Atdenments
Mollona
Thompson Ve. Thompson
A. Hargraves
Hareraven
Schubard
Schubard Et al
Frmons
Emmona
Wells Va
Wolly
Bardvot
Bardroft
Galge
Farr
Telson
Brown Sylster
Cadick Dowlttie Ve. Martin
Circuit Court NO
Justice Wright
Landvoight Ve
Trist Sted
Mlotton
Puedelphs
Baltimore and Washington Railroad Company
Bluger Hermann
Criminal Court No
Justics Stafford
Edward Leon Thompson
Probate
Justics Gould
Frank A. Thomes
Med. Executrix
Alice E. Thomas
Real Estate Transfers Across Multiple Squares
A series of property transfers listed by square districts. Names include Annie Aldrich Noel P. Burke John F. Burke Lela W. Enone Oscar M. Bryant William B. Kendrick Heveli R. Cockerlile and George Webb, Florence P. Clark, Amanda V Cray, Dante Murphy, James H. Elleworth, William S. Minnix, Joseph W. Fox Elise Harold Bertha M. Foley Edwin S. Holmes William M. Abbott T. Edward Kibbey Philo J. Bush J. Jerome Lightfoot Jr Mamie R. Norment Watson J. Newton Charles F. McKenney Mary J. Reilly Edward A. Reilly Alice E. Enks Mary E. Baker Ciara A. Snedenburg Martha Sickle John W. Plring Edward A. Reilly Alice H. Baker Joseph Paulet Barbara J. Ewingle Hubert W. Shoppell Catharine Wiggins ton Nathaniel B. ONeill Walter N. Watson Henry Stringer Clock 4 trust amounts and lot numbers vary by square district and include several $10 and $1 payments, with trusts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Aldrich
Noel P
Leonard W. Groomee
John F. Burke
Lela Wenone
Oscar M. Bryant
William B. Kendrick
Jby Mintwood
Hevila R. Cockerlile
Gorge
Webb
Columbia Heights
Hoevila BK
Cockerlile
George George & Webb
Connecticut Avenue Heights
Hevile
Cockeriile
George S. Webb
Square
Long Meadows
Charles Diets
Dante
A. Murphy
Holmead Manor
James
H. Elleworth
William S. Minnix
Joseph W. Fox
Elise Harold
Leonard W. Groomes
Bertha M . Foley
Chichester
Edwin
Holmes
William M. Abbott
William V. Mahoney
Block Square
T. Edward Kibbey
Philo J. Bush
J. Jerome Lightfoot, Jr
Mamle R
Manor Real Eatate and Trust Company
Philadelphia
Baltimore and Washington Railroad Company
Watson J. Newton
Charles F. McKenney
National Sorety and Trust Company
John W. Plring
Martha Sickle
Robbins
Joseph Paulet Ax
John M. Kemper
Mary W. Michards
Eilon D. Richards
James UI
Richards
Selzen
Edward A. Reilly
Frances Reilly
Eavert A Reilly
Alice E. Enks
Mary J. Reilly
Reilly
Alice EH. Baker
Alice HE. Baker
Ciara A. Snedenburg
al. Executrices
Carte L. wiiMard
Jeangils Steel
Fortion
Walter N. Waston
Charla FL Slebenway
Herry
B. Willson
Barry
Wardman
Henry
Stringer
Witton
Harry
Modern Digestive Remedy Promoted by Metro Physicians
A prescription blend of Essence of Pepsin Ginger Syrup and Catandir Compound is touted as a universal cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. Doctors praise its digestive action and claim it restores the stomach, with local pharmacists noting it is prescribed by up-to-date physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical
Will Contest Involving Asbury Neal Estate
Charles A Neal, colored, filed a caveat to his father Asbury Neal’s will dated February 2, 1940 claiming the second marriage to Lucy Mary Neal was illegal and asks the court to appoint a collector to hold the estate pending contest. A jury in District Supreme Court adjudged eight individuals including Florence Fletcher and Emma C Dunkie to be of unsound mind in separate proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Neal
Asbury Neal
Lucy Mary Neal
Justice Barnard
District Supreme Court
Parsons
Florence Fletcher
Ella Simms
Margaret H. Chollar
Emma C. Dunkie
Margaret L. Vaughan
Mary Rice
Mamie V. Morris
Baward I. Renant
Suburban For Sale Wide Range Of Homes In Vicinity Of Washington
Real estate ads offer parcels and houses in Anacostia Riverdale Park Takoma Park and suburban Maryland. Listings describe frontage acreage pricing plans cash and monthly payments, no interest terms and contact details for developers William F. Matteson Riverdale Park Company Charles D Fowler Collins-Gberry Co and HOX 281 city post office. Includes references to easy access to city via electric car lines and nearby streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathedral Highlands
John BR. McLean
Cleveland Park
Marynchusetts Ayanue
Waching Railway and Bicctrié Company
Stresta
Walla
Neice
William F. Matteson
Colorado
Bain
Riverdale Park
Maryland
Riverdale Park Company
Claude Warren
Riverdale
Maryland Park
Charles D. Fowler
Takoma Park
Collins-Gberry CO
Virgin
Washington
Tina Teun
Hox
City Post
Omee
del Ray
St.Elmo
Braddock
Dee. Ca
Dik Ft
Pa. Ave
Potomac
John D. Normoyle
Alexandria
Silver Spring Park
Brightwood Ave
Easley & Hill
Munsey
Acte
Amore Lang
Aqueduct Bridge
Hine Real *Estate
Vienna
Coimblan Bullaing
Bath
Trans- Maryland Car Line
20Th
A. I. Ova
Fort_Maratoga
South Brooklend
Fotare
Jeakaen
Uine
Leon Torriner
John Marshall Place
Marcus, Netea
Ruppencer
apiTazas
City of
District of Columbia
Lawrence P. Peterson
Parta of Originel
Folia
Washington, D. C
Sohn Taylor Arms
Sal A. Drury
Trusteca
Money to Loan in Washington Area Advertisements
A dense public notice page lists multiple money lending ads from various lenders with terms and locations across Washington. It highlights unsecured and secured loans for salaried people, real estate financing options, and neighborhood listings, including addresses on 15th Street, 1307th Street NW, Connecticut Avenue, and Dupont Circle area, with sample loan amounts and payment structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Rawlings
Arington Fire Insurance Company
RB. Breed
D. H. Tolman
MONEX
Illegen
Tyler
Rutherford
Bara Solin Ouse Co
Mat
I. Foner
Sata
Seale Ey
Semel
W. Linkins
15Th St
HOUSES FOR RENT AGENCY LIST AND OFFICES
THOS J FISHER & CO INC REAL ESTATE LOANS AND INSURANCE 1330 F NW RENTS LISTED FOR TOWN HOUSES APARTMENTS AND FURNISHED HOMES IN WASHINGTON DC AREA INCLUDING MILES OF NW STREETS. OFFICES ADVISE RENTAL NOTICES AND BULLETINS. MANY LISTINGS WITH RENTS AND ADDRESSES. FOR SUMMER FURNISHED HOUSES AND CARETAKER SERVICES ALSO ADVERTISED.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fisher & Co., Inc
ST. NW
Corcoran
Nwtte
Silver Spring
Belmont
Thomas Eip
Um, Sr
Helm’t Nm
Chania Nw
Maes Aw
Biggs
LeRoy Pl
LeRoy
Komw
Wa Ay
Brockland
Loughborn
Eghtwood
Park
Igahara
Knox Alame
Rene Je Congressondi
Benue
Girard
Bellevue
Jothow
Chapman
Willard
Letlslane
Gide & O
Devrees
Morgan Ct
Bet
Alabama
Sterling, Io
Uth
Sr&d Apts
the Maury
the van Cortlandt
Morgan Nw
Ghilney
Gio
Chan Io Varin Dees
Sterling
Quincy
Dante
Stondart
Regina
DaBeMente
Congressional
Tioga
Thos, J. Fisher & Co., Inc
Fst
Willer
Wat
Stanton
Irving
Moor
Bath
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Boot
Rooster Hunt
Ida M. Moyers
Washington Post
the Sunday Post
Niewepaper Fathive
Leon
Ayer
Hermann Gase
Blacksmith
J. W. Farran
Legal Record
Court of Appeals
Dieet of Columbia
Shepard
McComen
Robb
Justice Anderson
Wyle Harkness Ramp Company
Ve. Riley
Catholic University of Americas
Waggaman
Criminal Court NO. 1
Gene
James FR. Roba
Holmead
Harry B. Wiltton
Harry Wardman
Alton Walker
Et Ux
Sleanor
Payne
Amarestia
Congress Noeights
Anacostia
D. C
Heart of City
Livingston Heights
City
Craig & Royce
Bradeey Company, Inc
Heiskell &Ruleran
Neers Ee Eater
Harrison Realty Company
Phone
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C. In
Spacerett
Walter H. Acker
Lowe
Thos. J. ,Fire & Co., Incorporated
D. of C
Weec Saunders
Honeshort
Wyoming
Wash- Togtan Heights
Washington Heights
Ureoff
Colorado Ridge
Connecticut Ave
Connecticut
Hock Creek
White Hall
Euston R. Gordon
Robert E Heater
Dupont Circle
Joseph I. Weller
Usar N
Ist &T. Nw
Ak & Prica Thet
John Quinn
Este
Clark
Cowl Natl Bank
Uth St
William Corcoran Hill
Adrance
Newport
Jamestown
R. J
East Main St
Apurt al
Weatminster
Carroil Co
Glendueyer
Atsgulth Et
Belchmére
Miller-Shoemaker Real Estate Company
Wea Whiconstn
Tith St
Sii
Massachusetts Avenue
Sheridan Circle
Taft, Omwake & CO
Colorado Building
H. A. Thompson & CO
Tragers Bank
Bond
Bond Big
New Buildng
I.ps
Ave
J. Réoms Alngie
Ea Nuite
Weaver Bros
Department OF the Interior
United States Capitol Building
Worhington
Capital Building
Senate
House
Ngat Fa
Elliott Woode
Capitol Halidrog
JaM&s
Rudolph Garfield
Department OF Interior
Department
Holler House
Washington, D.C
House of Representatives
Khore
Elisott Woods
United States Caplin Building
James Rudglpr Garfield
Building For Nations
Library of Congress
Washington, DC
Mt Thin
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Zoologice Park
Northweat
Addreen
Aldress
6Th St
Blogming- Dale
Capitol Wil
Ptg
Northwest
Mount Pleasant
Falls ‘Church
Hathcock
Hanover and Fayette Streets
John Wedderborn CO
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Harnem
Waters & Bom
Expioarion
Speedway
SESE
Aes
Mobos
Andy Ice
oMcest Hapness-Borss
Hernem
Jefferson Stables
35Th St
Thomas J. Owen
Albert A Wilson
John &. Larner
Sim Efat
Marcus Notes
Mortagre
Caroline L. Rowe
Pater A. Rowe
Tolto
Notley
A. D
Folly
Angie M. Conger
EH. Thomas
James Francis Smith
Supreme Court of Thts
District Court
School Street
School Street Northwest
Irving Street
District At Columbia
Short Street
Washington Law Reporter
Washington Evening Star
Washington Herald
Sala
May
A.D
Joe Barnard
Yoong
cuNnine Hax
Leftwich Sinclair
Supreme Court of the
District Court of the United States
Congress
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District of Columb District Court
Supreme Court of
United States District Court
District of Coimbia
District of Columbus
United States Courthouse
City Hall
United States Marshal
Avenes
Third Street
Florida Avenue
North Capitol Street
Dingman
George W. Mos
George Sphanly
Seal J. Be Young
FL E. Cunningham
Middletown
Tyland
Virginia
Old Col
Fine Invest—Mente
Celaloges
the Soule CO
Herndon
Talles Rom
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