Legal Record United States Supreme Court Proceedings Summary
Patchwork of court items notes admission of justices and attorney roles in Maryland vs West Virginia and related cases. Names include McKemma Holmes Day Lurtan Ctarlee Jo seph W Cox of Wersingtom bbC with various attorneys such as Me Taner Lobe Straus Sir George E Price for the complainant and Sir John J Vertrees for the plaintiff. Proceedings cover petitions, appeals, and probate items along with multiple estate and equity filings and notices from the Supreme Court District of Columbia including other cases and attorney assignments. The record lists judges, attorneys, parties, and dates in a dense docket style.
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United States Supreme Court
Justlee Harley
Justice Whig
Justice McKemma
Holmes
Justice Day
Lurtan Ctarlee
Muwankes Wis
Joseph W Cox
Wersingtom Bbc
Maryland
West Virginia
Desres
Company of Kentucky
Ercor
Tennessee
Charles T Cates
Reneral
Cor
John J Vertrees
Mir Charles T Caleo Jr
Lord End J
Monroe
Nopellanim
United States
Gualty Menessen Fuller
Anaialant
Generat
John Npaore
Wim
Real estate transfers across multiple properties area wide
A scannedReal estate listing shows transfers and security interests across numerous properties in North Rasdlr and surrounding streets. Names such as George Wau Miers, Edward Andeeser, and John McQueen appear among buyers and lenders. The document records lot numbers, block references, and semi annual interest rates in a dense ledger style typical of early listing pages.
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Amerie
Aerie
Boas
America
McQueen
Wiliam
Beaty
Tewsen
Emekis
Renee Fagin
Bisth
Fe Herver
Clara SS
Harry Sch Fun
Paul
Maahngse Ahannon
Terese Wotlander
Northfagt
John
Thea
Owenstelat
Trentac
PaMeto Senne
Marten
Claude't
Sumac
Co Nater
Clarence Cal Jordan
Petite schoolgirl to ride 19 events at Potomac Park show
Miss Martha Hazard daughter of Carleton Hazard brings a 14 year old entry to the Potomac Park horse show on April 30 under the Road Drivers and Riders Association and The Washington Post. Tickets total 150 with more riders expected. Hazard, known for fearless handling of fractious mounts, will ride in jumping and park side classes.
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Potomac Park
Horemen
Speedway
Martha Hazard
Carleton
Hazard
Road Drivers and Riders Association
Washington Post
Benning
National Cathedral School For
Miss Hazard
Hooosevelt
Fredericksburg
Wiss Hazara
Alee
Rack Creek Park
Mhetle
Marine Band
Aldang Masters of
Washington
Teaver
Kennel Show a Success by Washington Kennel Club
The Washington Kennel Club reported a successful show funding through the guarantee fund. President Cecil French and secretary treasurer CH Johnston praised public support and donations from merchants and others who contributed prizes. The club plans an annual bench show in the future.
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Washigton Kennet Ciup
Cecil French
Johnston
Evey
Funeral of Andrew J Kenney marks Nebraska newspaper man's rites
Funeral services for Andrew J Kenney Puneia notable Nebraska and Iga journalist were held yesterday afternoon at the home of his siblings in Washington after a Garfield Hospital departure. The Rev Dr Whitmore of Trinity Episcopal Church officiated with interment in Glenwood Cemetery. Kenney came to Washington twenty years ago after service in the Nebraska State Senate and held roles at the government printing office and as a real estate operator in the city.
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Puneia Services
Yanney
Piimeer
Men of
Nebraska
Iga
Garfield Hospital
Sens
Orten L Kenney
Whitmore
Trinity Episcopal Church
Glenwood Cemetery
Kermex
Washington
Government Printing Office
Suburban Gardens Lift City Families Through Small Plots
The article describes city dwellers turning to gardens as food prices rise, with suburban plots enabling families to grow substantial crops. It highlights youths in rural areas, worker families, and successful cases where small plots, often with limited tools, yield cucumbers, cabbage, melons, and corn, improving health and finances. It notes two boys of a minister who built a thriving garden on a modest plot and a Detroit man who rebuilt health and fortune through a nursery and gardens. the agricultural press amplified their stories.
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Seasor
United States
Saim
Detroit
Eve Papm
Bairy Girl Securities
West Virginia
Maryland
Suburban Gardening Pleasures And Community Notes
STANDARD ENTERS APPEAL will grow sd fast that they will wear out the microns dragging them over for Real Pleasure in the Work Liberty Hyde Bailey who headed the Roosevelt country Hfe commission, as an enthusiastic advocate of gardening for puburbanites. He argues that even inexperienced gardeners can enjoy pig weed, burdock, and dandelions, and that gardening builds mental discipline. Vignettes recount neighbors, a gardener, and a Corell farmer-philosopher who praises the plant burdock. The piece extols the health and memory of spring gardening, with anecdotes of suburbanites managing gardens, tools, and yields. It also previews upcoming entertainment at the Casino and a variety show, plus reports on persimmon growing and a large festival orchestra.
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Roosevelt Country
Hfe
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Bailes
Ehteltens
Ferta Square
Speilmans
Fisher and Burkbar
New
George Brown
Georgalag Sharp
Congress
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Housewiven
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Uthcker
Billy Hart
Aer Baa
Griganiers
Ithe Kidder
Pielees
Pattsburg
Carl Bernthaler
Burg
South Atlantic
Gernthgler
Siz
Pittsburg Festival Orchestra
Pittsburg Symphony Orchestra
States
Canada
Persim Mon
Agiere
Umea
Patten defies inquisitors in cotton pool probe
New York April 0 The federal grand jury inquiry into the cotton pool continues tomorrow. David H Miller of the New York Cotton Exchange says he denies bears instigated the probe and denies Exchange methods involvement. James Patten of Chicago denies being a bull and says he will honor his contracts and sell cotton worldwide. the investigation concludes amid trade confusion.
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New York
David H Miller
New York Cotton Exchange
Tomight
Bears
James Patten
Chicago
Milla
Prisoners Segregation Ordered After Fifth Precinct Probe
Investigation into charges of prisoner maltreatment leads Ba) Sylvester to issue sweeping reforms in station house handling of inmates. Captains in eleven precincts ordered to segregate prisoners to reduce crowding. Those arrested for minor offenses now housed with drunkards criminals and vagrants in mixed cells.
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Posconen
Sylvester
The Commuters at National next week
James Forbes new comedy The Commuters headlines National Theatre next week with a cast led by Jane Marbury Taylor Holmes Orrin Johnson George Soule Spencer George Lawrence Prithne Duffield and Maude Knowlton among others. Also on offer Is Matrimony a Failure at Belasco with Frank Worthing Jane Cowl and James Bradbury in a long run production. The bill includes Columbia attraction The Magi Thamas of India and Edwin Stevens vaudeville act plus musical numbers and other entertainments.
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James Forbes
Orrin Johnson
George Soule Spencer George Lawrence Prithne Duffield
Susan Thorgale
D ¥ Backus
Maude Knowlon
Lows Haines
Amy Lesser
Adelyn Weele
Isabel Fenton
Dasco
David Belasco
All Star Castin
Vfailure
Belasco
Betasa Theater
New York
Yblen
Finnedale
Chase
Edwin Stevens
Tine Marshal
Johnny Hyams
Leila McIntyre
Mabelle
Carolyn Church
Edwards Murray
Tierney
Woods
Wire
Frank Odell
Rose Kinley
Supreme Court reviews antitrust and boundary cases today
Arguments continued in the Supreme Court on antitrust issues involving Standard Oil of Kentucky and the Tennessee case, with focus on alleged coercive gifts to merchants and countermanding orders. The court also heard Maryland versus West Virginia on boundary claims, including riverbank versus high water marks, with Justice Fuller requesting printed statements.
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United States Supreme Court
Standard Oil Company of
Kentucky
Tate
Standard Company
Gallatin
John J Vertrees
Obhey
Cates
Tennessee
Vertrees
South
Franklin
HT Valentine
Supreme Court
Charles J Bonaparte
Bonaparte
Maryland
West Virginia
Potomac
Tver
Baryland
Marland
Fulint
Gen French Dead at 93 in Pensacola Burial Thursday
Gen French died at 93 in Pensacola and will be buried Thursday. He was the oldest living West Point graduate in Confederate service, born in Gloucester, graduated in 1845, served under Taylor in the Mexican War, wounded at Buena Vista, later a major general. He received a sword from the state.
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Wy G. French
Pensacola
French
West Point
Gloucester
Van Wyck and Bull wedding in Mulford home
Miss Jemima Bull daughter of Mr and Mrs Gorxelua W Bull of Mulford Pa and George P Van Wyck were married yesterday at the bride’s home on Hl New Hampshire avenue by Rev UA White pastor of Mulford Presbyterian Church Immediate relatives and friends attended. Mr Van Wyck is son of the late Rev George P Van Wyck chaplain WS and Mrs Van Wyck of this city.
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van Wyck
The Port of New York Surveyorship and Gen Henry H Henry
The port surveyorship of New York is to be offered to General Henry H Henry. A White House meeting yesterday left the appointment undecided, though it is practically certain he will be named by the President.
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New York
Elann H | Henry
Reot
White House
Gen Henrys
Henrys
Movements of Ocean Steamers Arrived and Reported
Fragmentary OCR describes steamship movements with arrivals and departures to and from major ports including New York London and Southampton. Names appear garbled but indicate vessels, routes, and destinations such as Liverpool and the Adriatic with references to Thursday arrivals and Southampton calls.
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Southampton
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Rewna
Tally
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Southama
Primaries May Be Off If Nomination Quorum Met
In Alexandria the city Democrats approved a plan restricting candidacy filing to May noon and set ward primaries for May 10 if contests exist. If exactly the number of candidates run, they become nominees. primaries may be canceled if no contests occur. Committees meet to decide candidates for council and wards. Officers also noted potential reelection bids from incumbents.
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Gendheim
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Cowmen Council
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Haz
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Rlsheill
Lewer Heart
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Fa Sy
le Witt
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