Strike Planned By Carriage and Wagon Workers Union
Strike action set for May 7 by Carriage and Wagon Workers Union local No. 7% if an eight hour day wage scale is not granted. Blacksmiths, woodworkers, painters, and trimmers back Central Labor Union with AFL ties and threaten city-wide boycott of Washington until demands are met. Officers listed: President Charles Wandel, VP George Graves, Recording Secretary Henry Stein, Financial Secretary William Umhau, Treasurer Robert Jonsvher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carriage and Wagon Workers’ Union
Central Labor Union
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Folio
Charles’ B. Wandel
George Graves
Henry €. Stein
Willam Umhau
Robert ¥. Jonsvher
District Of Columbia Not Liable In Firehouse Accident
A Circuit Court ruling held the District not liable for damages to Golden Brown, an infant, after she fell through a floor opening at Engine House No. 5 on M Street NW, while visiting her father, a fireman, on February 9, 1900. The jury was advised that no recovery was warranted under governmental function immunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
Wright
Cirrcuit’ Court No
Golden’ Brown
M Street
Thirty-second
Petworth Methodists Lay Cornerstone at New Church
A large Petworth crowd witnessed the cornerstone laying of the First Methodist Episcopal Church of Petworth. Rev. R H Naylor noted the church’s growth from a Sunday school in five years, as a Bible, hymnals, histories, and member lists were sealed in a time-honored box. The one story red brick church will cost about the building, minus furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Petworth
R. H. Neylor
Washington
Ladies' Guild
B. F. Gottwals
Carl S. Doney
Hamline + Methodist
Will of Dr Louis Mackall Filed for Probate in Georgetown
The will of Dr Louis Mackall a Georgetown physician who died at seventy five was filed for probate. It leaves the bulk of the estate to his sons Louis Mackall and Edward J Weld in trust for widow Margaret Mackall with specific bequests to Bridget Connor Mary Ritley Emily Mackall and Louis Mackall West. Premises at 2802 Q street and 4815 Q street are devised or placed in trust for named heirs. Montgomery County farm equally among all children. Executives directed to sell 3817 Q street and divide proceeds among Louis Mackall Sarah Summerville Mackall Margaret Weld and Mary Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Mackall
Georgetown
Satan
Edward J. Weld
Margaret
Bridget Connor
Mary Ritley
Emily Mackall
Louis Mackall West
Q Street
James McV. Mackall
Sarah Summerville Mackall
Margaret ‘Weld
Mary Riley
Montgomery County
Boy Returned From Navy Enlistment Case Pending Custody
Charles Faherty, 14, enlisted in the United States Navy without parental consent at Baltimore Ma and is now under Capt Leutze at the Washington Navy Yard. His father John Faherty seeks habeas corpus to recover custody. Justice Wright orders a writ and directs Capt Schutze to bring the boy to court Friday at 10 oclock for custody review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Thea
Galtimore
United States
Donovan declared insane in murder case
Jeremiah Donovan indicted for second degree murder in the death of Ruth Donovan on March 16, 105, was declared insane by a Crimial Court No 21 jury. Testimony cited alcoholism and dementia. the finding goes to the Interior Secretary for placement at the Government Hospital for the Insane. He will likely be sent to St Elizabeths Hospital and confined until cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah Donovan
Rubeth Donovan
Donovan
Secretary of the Interior
Government Hospital
St. Elizabeth’s Shart
Water department personnel changes announced
Yesterday the appointment of Redman at a salary to succeed O C Smith in the water department was announced. On the superintendent of sewers recommendation, R H Tenner moves from chainman to rodman at 760 per year, J Hoover resigns, and B D Girouard and R Y Middleton are moved to chainmen at 650 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UL. X. Meaute
Redman
O. C. Smith
Water Department
R. H. Tenner
Chainman
Rodman
To. J. Hoover
B.D. Girouard
R.Y. Middleton
Building Permits Issued by Inspectors Ashford
Building permits were issued by Inspector Ashford yesterday for W. H. Alley a two story brick dwelling at 1027 Bentrest southeast with an estimated cost of 2500. Charles Johnson for repairs and alterations on a residence at Sheriff vand east 1560. W. I. Moses & Sons for a ten story fire proof warehouse at 611 Eleventh street with an estimated cost of 100090. Charles A Peters for seven two story brick dwellings at 611-822 Fourteenth street northeast with 2720. builders Shetama & Sherman and Jones & Tutors. Lights to frighten burglars: J L O Wilson of 185 Twenty fourth shert northwest requests two gas lamps on his block after two burglaries in a year. Funeral of Benjamin Arth held yesterday at 2 pm conducted by Rev. J. E. A. Docermann at Grace Lutheran Church. burial in Rack Creek Cemetery. pallbearers Hubert Libby John Koons E G Raub H P Kern and Charley Ixoons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashford
W. H. Alley
Bentrest
W. W. Bray
Charles Johnson
Sheriff Vand
W. I. Moses & Sons
Sig Eleventh Street
Jay BH. Morgan
Hatchers, Georee I Fuller Company
Charles A. “Peters
Fourteenth Street
Stehiteins
Shetama & Sherman
Jones & Tutors
JL Ol' Wilson
Twenty-fourth’ Shert
Benjamin
Arth
Benjamin Arth
Thirtieth
Saizurdar
J. E. A. Docermann
Grace Butheran Church
Rack -Creek Cemetery
Hubert Libby
John Koons
E.G. Raub
H. P. Kern
Charley Ixoons
Movement for national hall of hospitality at Jamestown Exposition
Mrs Greer of Virglar has stayed in the city all winter aiding a movement to create a national hall of hospitality. Visitors to the Jamestown Exposition would be welcomed. Planners seek a banquet hall on the second floor and separate rooms for each state. Senator Daniel has asked Congress for funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greer
Virglar
Daniel
Congress
Wills Filed for Probate in District Supreme Court
The wills of William Walter dated December 4 1903 and Henry H Fulton deceased yesterday for probate devise all estates to Dora Kramer and Ida Fulton respectively. Elizabeth Rodebaugh named sole beneficiary of George W Bates will dated April 5 1906 with Joseph Stewart named executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Walter
District Supreme Court
Dora Kramer
Henry H. Fulton
District’ Supreme Court
Ida
Fulton
Elizabeth’ Rodebaugh
George W. Bates
Joseph Stewart
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