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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1910

Page

27

Supreme Court urged speed in Virginia West Virginia debt case

Former Solicitor General Conrad Startlea argued before the United States Supreme Court for an early ruling in Virginia versus West Virginia over debt sharing. The proceedings featured tense exchanges as he pressed for a spring decision amid vacancies and constitutional questions, while spectators watched closely and the court’s schedule and vacancies influenced the argument.

Conrad Oberlin M Carter Decvon—Jrnsts Max United Sates Supreme Court Holmes Conrad Doub United States Virginia West Virgins Sab West Virgina John Spooner Ander 1O Ts Lantholders

Supreme Court to Hear Virginia Railway Disputes

The Supreme Court considered cases involving the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway and the Norfolk and Southern Railway, with Alexander Chiles, a black plaintiff, arguing damages for being forced to ride in a crowded car on a trip from Washington to Lexington. The court also weighed a foreclosure suit against a railroad and scheduled docket adjournments from April 29 to May 18, with a term adjournment until next October.

Supreme Court Decison Alexander Chiles Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company Washington, D. C Lexngton Cibles Kentucky Norfolk and Southern Railway Circuit Court of the United States Virginia Trust Company of America Im Tccess

Pleads for Unity by Interdenominational Missionary Union

Rev Dr Charles Fultz of the United Brethren Church spoke at Luther Place Memorial Church on Fourteenth Street and Vermont Avenue urging greater unity in missionary work. Mrs T T Moore, retiring president of the Woman Missionary Society, led the devotional exercises at yesterday’s gathering.

Charles Fultz Charles Fults United “Brethren Church Interdenominational Missionary Union Luther Place Memorial Fourteenth Street Vermont Avenue

Bryan Munch Candidate Good Odds for Democrats Say Bryan

Democratic prospects look bright says William Jennings Bryan during a New York visit after arriving from Central and South America aboard the steamship Caraci. He declines to discuss a future candidacy, notes ongoing contacts, and mentions possible future paths while meeting with Mayor Gaynor and a quarantine committee before departing for Washington.

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Tailor’s death ruled a suicide in hotel room

Peter Kalzaipla a 40 year old tailor sat in his room in a northwest church city block and shot himself shortly after 1 pm est. The coroner issued a certificate of death by suicide. The body lay at the morgue while relatives in Baltimore were notified. Kalzaipla had recently lost his job and told a relative he was despondent before entering the room and shooting himself. A witness found him lying across the bed after the shot rang out.

Peter Kalzaipla Newitt Bey Kalraipistad Baltimore Kelealps Landimly Mary League

Real Estate Transfers in Pleasant Plains and Adjacent Districts

A string of transfers across Pleasant Plains and nearby sections lists multiple lot deeds. Names include Charles P Stone, Jenn H Magruder, Neitle M Pattloon, Herman Ro Mawendiein, Lizte Saur, Bernard Brows, Robert GareeAux, Walter L Hagen, Lucy Barker, and others transferring various squares and lots on Fifth Street Northeast, Congress Heights, Marland Vendit Northeast, Linwood Heights, and surrounding streets, with specified blocks and price marks from $4 to $40.

Tleasant Plains Charles P Stone Jenn H Magruder Aquera Neitle Pattloon Eogan Mach Man Drapar Saunre Herman Mawendiein Rernard Ennvets Charley P Powell Congress Heights Arinar RK Ranile Joech Waters Lot Barry Farat Hogumental Savings Petworth Marland Vendit Batwean Sidh Ind Suvonth Atreete Kenned Broa Nlohere Herman Lout Mquare Ter Tulateanth Henna Con Rand Atresta Thomas B Anderson Victor Uuttmann Gto Kent Flact strner—Crorge S. Tapper Susie Sheehan Chevy Chase Daniel HL Dilleatack Linwood Pleasant Plains Harry Wardman Anthony Ho Amba Hemelt Atzteanth Neventventh Carence Roitiah Jones Ital Doncan Place Twalfth Thirteenth Street John B Harrell Clarence Higi Ibis Harry Whiten Herbert Wamaling Wandle Righlands H. Smith Charles de Volland Igt Ploer Charien D Volland Fravicly FE Smith Humean Francia Smith Charles Aquara Francia Elizabeth Walbridge Lewie TE Breubinger Wiliam Wealdiz

Supreme Court orders docket recess and notices

The Supreme Court announces docket recess on April 9 with a court break on May 2 and resumption to follow on May 3. It also grants rehearing in several cases and outlines actions on writs of certiorari and motions, listing parties and counsel across numerous circuit matters.

Prisoner Begins Term After Paying Own Way

Waterbury, urged by Justice Gould, begins an eighteen month sentence in Criminal Court No 1 after paying his own way. Arthur Ga Wateriin, linked to the Associated Press biographical department, faced a con­viction for obtaining money while representing Kimasli, noted by Henry E Davis. The Jesuit, with an appeal pending, was released on bond but chose to abandon the appeal and serve the sentence.

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Four Men Survive 19Hour Dance Relay Record In San Jose

Four San Jose men and relay partners of four women set an endurance dance record before police halted the event after 19 hours 38 minutes. The long contest drew twelve entrants, with the four male survivors remaining as others dropped out.

San Jose Cal San Joze

Col Cody Pensioner Now Draws $12 A Month

William F Cody known as Buffalo Bill received a U S pension of 12 dollars monthly after enlisting in Company H Seventh Kansas Cavalry on February 19 1864 at age 18 and later serving as a private. Pension records show he enlisted February 1 1864 and was discharged September 9 1845 with his memoirs claiming November 22 1861. The article traces his sobriquet from buffalo meat supply to the Union Pacific camps and notes his later roles in Nebraska politics and as State National Guard colonel. The pension began December 10 with payments back to that date, though discrepancies exist between memoirs and pension files.

Seventh Kansas Cavalry Wiliam F Cody Buffalo Bill Army of the United States William F. Coady Maugo Buffalo Bit Scott County Salt Creek Valley Kansas Cody Plains Fort Leavenworth Kans Col Cody Pension Office Buffalo Fill Union Pacific Railroad Sheridan Ang Nebraska State National Guard Gov Thayer Summit Springs United States

Cadet Earl Wilson Buried From Annapolis Football Tragedy

Funeral services held for cadet Bart Wilson at Annapolis after a fatal incident at the academy. Brief services observed at the residence before interment. East coast floral tributes included a baseball diamond from Annapolis and a football from the team. West Point sent remembrances from the football and athletic squads.

Government Covington Nats Bart Wilson Annapolis Independence Alec TeHson Midshipmans Brigade West Point Entre Academy

Sutton Found Guilty in Local Police Court Case

The police board found Private Sutton guilty of a government rule infraction tied to an April incident in the Fifth precinct. The sentence includes a salary deduction and a flag, with plans for an appeal by Attorney Willem F Amtrage on Sutton's behalf.

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Judge's Wife Seeks Divorce From New York Jurist

Mrs Mary Gatens Coyne wife of Judge Edward T Coyne of New York City filed for divorce accusing him of deceit in December 1908. The Yank says she sought no alimony. They married in June 1908 in New York. Mrs Coyne is daughter of millionaire stock broker J F Gatens of New York and Atlanta Ga.

Mary Gatens Coyne New York New Edward T Coyne New York City J F Gatens Atlanta Coyne Judge Coyne

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