Dennis Kearney Dead Dominated San Francisco
San Francisco April 2 Dennis Kearney once led the Sandlot agitation against Chinese in California died at his Alameda home. He dominated San Francisco politics for years, later faded from public life, and rebuilt a new fortune via stock and wheat speculation after selling coffee and pie in Golden Gate Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Denis Kearney
Alameda
Kearney
Dennis Kearney
California
New
Golden Gate Park
Phig
Ista
Atreeta
Blacksmall
Jim
Europe
United States
Palace Hotel
New York
Ap Nul
Workingmen's Party
Boston
Nob Hill
McClellan Statue Unveiling Excuses Government Workers
President Roosevelt issued an executive order excusing from duty next Thursday District of Columbia employes in executive departments and independent establishments who wish to attend the unveiling of the statue of Maj. Gen. George Brinton McClellan. Members of the armies societies and loyal orders are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
George B. McClellan
Armies of the Potomac
Tenessee
Cumberland
Ohio
Grand Army of the Republic
Sons of Veterans
Loyal Legion
District of Columbia
George Brinton McClellan
Mrs. M. M. Poole Dies at Home After Paralysis
Mrs. M. M. Poole wife of a Patent Office official chief of the division of applications in the Patent Office died yesterday afternoon around 4 o'clock at her residence 936 3 street northwest from paralysis. She had previously suffered a sight stroke about a month prior. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 2:30 o'clock. She is survived by her son SM Poole Jr of New York City and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patent Office
Homie
S. M. Poole
Division of Applications
Poole
Will Bury Kautz Here Remains of Rear Admiral Die in Italy
The remains of Rear Admiral Alpert Kautz U S N who died in Florence Italy February 6 last are being brought home on the United States steamship Baltimore due at New York this week. Interment will be in Arlington National Cemetery with the committal service read by Chaplain Bayard. Only the immediate family will be present. Funeral services were held in Florence where Rev Mr Om officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Alpert Kautz
U. S.N
Florence
United States
Baltimore
New York
Arlington National Cemetery
Bayard
N.S. N
Children as Animals at Neighborhood House Show
Members of Boys' Clubs stage a unique menagerie today and tomorrow from 3 to 10 pm at Neighborhood House. Girls and boys impersonate animals, with crafts, baskets, candy, and needlework for sale. Performances include Japanese tale The Tongue-cut Sparrow and dances by Golden Rule Club girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grteeo
Mount Lee Seminary Society
N Street
Sweden
Golden Rule Club
Council of Jewish Women
Bitter Against Hermann In Final Government Argument
District Attorney Baker concludes final government arguments in the Einger Harmann trial for destroying public records. He accuses Hermann of using a convenient memory to mask misconduct and cites political ambitions, government land transfers, and salary actions as shown in witness testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Einger Harmann
Baker
Justice Stafford
Binger Hermann
United States
Hermann
Oregon
Jess
Worthington
Robertson
Capitol
General Land Office
Verdict against builder in Circuit Court over unpaid materials
After three years of litigation Barber and Ross won against J Paul Smith a builder and contractor with a verdict of 5585 07 plus ten years interest for materials furnished for construction of fourteen houses on the west side of Highteenth street northwest and six on the east side between California and Belmont avenues in November 1897. A prior trial had a hung jury and the last hearing required deliberation before verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber & Ross
J. Paul Smith
Justice Wright
Plaints
Mr. Smith
Catholic University seeks new trial against Waggaman
Catholic University of America filed a motion for a new trial in the case against Joan F. Waggaman for 78000 dollars. The suit argued that the verdict favored Waggaman due to statute of limitations and cited errors in legal instructions and insufficient law and evidence to support the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic University
Catholic University of America
Joan F. Walgaman
Wargaman
Woman Sues Street Railway for Damages
Julia C. Simpson sues Washington Railway and Electric Company for 5000 dollars claiming injuries from a car leaving at Ninth and F1 streets after boarding at Tenth and East Capitol on April 28, 1906. She alleges a sudden jerk as she alighted caused a violent fall and serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia C. Simpson
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Jula C. Simpson
District Supreme Court
Tenth
East Capitol
Ninth
Absolute divorces granted in two cases
Chief Justice Clabaugh issued decrees dissolving the bonds of matrimony yesterday. Mrs Katherine H Connelly was granted an absolute divorce from Anthony A Connelly on grounds of incompatibility. Frederick Rice also received an absolute divorce from Maud F Rice in a similar decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Connelly
Mr. Rice
Clabaugh
Katherine H. Connelly
Anthony A. Connelly
Frederick Rice
Maud EF. Rice
Seeeks Martins Policies As Security In Court Filing
In a new equity action Mrs. Marion E J Martin and the American National Bank seek court relief over verbally pledged life and group policies totaling 22000 as collateral for loans to Thomas R Martin. The bank demands written assignments of Penn Mutual 10000 and Manhattan Life policies for 5000 2000 2000 2000 to be turned over by receivers. Mrs. Martin asks to set aside a trustee release and reinstate a 32000 note, while seeking injunctions against further sale or encumbrance of real estate tied to the Wineberger and Allen trusts. Chief Justice Clabaugh set a show cause date of May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar UN Brothers
Migation
District Supreme Court
Marion E J. Martin
Thomas R.martin
American National Bank
Robert N. Hanper
Thomas R. Martin
Penn Mutual Insurance Company
Thomas R Martin
Manhattan Life Insurance Company
Thomas RR
Martin
Thomas
University Wins Suit Over Architects Fees
George Washington University was awarded a verdict by jury in Circuit Court No 1 before Justice Wright on a suit brought by Joseph Hornblower and Rush Fort Marshall architects seeking 61003.64 for design supervision and alterations to the Medical School and Hospital. The university claimed the statute of limitations barred the action and the jury was directed to verdict for the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington University
Justice Wright
University
Joseph Hornblower
Rush Ft. Marshall
George Washington University Hospital
Mail Clerk Wins Suit Against Southern Railway
Charles E. Cover, formerly a clerk in the Halfway Mail Service, won $6,000 damages in Circuit Court No. 2 before Justice Anderson. He claimed injuries to sight and hearing from a wreck near Covesville, Virginia, on March 23, 1902, suing June 2, 1902 for $20,000. He was on the rear end of the mail car when it derailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Cover
Halfway
Southern Railway Company
Justice Anderson
Southern
Covesville
Cover
Welcome Their Pastor at Gorsuch M E Church
Members of Gorsuch Methodist Episcopal Church hosted a reception for Rev. W. I. Lynn and Mrs. Lynn on Wednesday evening. A musical program featured prayers, solos, duets, anthems, recitations, and violin. Brief welcomes were given by Rev. A H Spielman and William R. Hunt. The event was organized by women from church societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorsuch M. E. Church
Lynn
Gorsuch
Mery Mose
Nellie Hamby
Lillen Winter
A. EH. Spielman
Kensington BM. B
William R. Hunt
Gorsuch Sunday School
Crymes
George Z. Colison
Jacobs
Ella Rowe
J. H. Goodrich
Katie Pullman
Roviah Winter
Pearl Pyles
Ivy Simpson
Eruft
Warren
Edward van Horn
New York Bidder Seeks Ash Removal Contract
I T Brown of New York, the low bidder for district ash and refuse handling, visited Commissioner West to learn plans as the contract expires in July. Brown’s bid is 3500 below the current $68,500 annual price. West directed him to Street Cleaning Superintendent Twohey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Commissioner West
I. T. Brown
Brown
West
Twohey
Building Permits Issued For Three Urban Projects
Building Inspector Ashford yesterday issued permits to Swartzell Rheem and Hensay Co for a one story stone and brick office at 25 Fifteenth Street NW with an estimated cost of 350000. to Charles B Bailey for a two story Brick Snelling at 15 Fifteenth Street NW with an estimated cost of 5000. and to E J Quinn to erect ten show windows at 485 and 440 Seventh Street SW with architect C G Vogt and builder Hepes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashford
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensay Co
Fifteenth Street
Paul J. Poss
Norcross Brox,’ Co
Charles B. Bailey
Snelling
E. J. Quinn
Seventh Street
C. G Vogt
Wiper ‘Hepes
Supreme Court Legal Record of Adams and Brown Arguments
United States Supreme Court docket includes admissions to practice for S. M. Fresaut et al and listing of cases Nos 23 38 101 217 279 21 291 with United States as appellant and various defendants. Proceedings show argument continuations by Van Dratel Bailey Dudley Miechener Douglas and Bacot. adjournments to 12 o'clock and next day calls for equity and circuit courts with numerous cases in progress and courts handling restraining orders divórces lunacy guardianships and bankruptcy matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Fresaut
Justice Harlan
Justice Brewer
Justice White
Justice Peckham
Justice McKenna
Justice Holmes
Bir
Justice Day
Justice Mowry
Frederick V. Holmes
Portland
Oreg
Herman J. Westwood
Fredcala
N. Y
Elias 8. Clark
Prescott, Ariz
Edgar B. Sherrill
Warhington
D. C
Br. J. F. Miechener
Lewis
United States
Ammon Forenbalt
John Q
Thompson
Appellant
George A. King
Appellee
Joan Q. Tuompson
B. Bernheimer
St. Plaintiita
Theodore K. Convates
Max Drey
Theodore R
Converse
Lawrence Arnold
Tauger
Wiliam G. Wilkez
Kalorama Heights Real Estate Transfers Summary
Real estate transfers across Kalorama Heights and adjacent wards list multiple deeds. Beall to Beall exchanges property on block Li. Becker to Ottenberg for 6610. Duffy to Digess trade for half lot 42. various trustee transfers in Square 261 209 65 etc. Other areas include Bloomingdale Park View and Takoma. Samuel W to Bealton A Beat. numerous parcels valued at $10 with trust conditions and partial lots. tax deeds record several small sums and lot portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalorama Haights
Margaret B. ¢. Beall
Chariea
Hillyer
George J. Becker
Isaae Ottenberg
Joseph S
Duffy
John D. Diges
East Halt
William D. Graen
Caroline & McLinatan
Kalorama Heights
Trust Square
Albert Gutridge
Alen Flyer
South Brookland
Daniel M. Hall
Joseph J
K. Thran
James F.hood
M. J. Colbert
Adam Umibottz
Eléritgo W. Jordan
Joseph Duffy
East Hall
Willam &. Mooney Stux
Charles ¥. Norris
Aublot
Bloomingdale
Mary I. Mellett
Samuel W
Mabton A. Beat
Edmund McLean
Columbia Heights Realty Company
Simund McLean
Columbia Heights
Realty Company
Park View
Middaugh & Shannon
Herbert A.watkins
Joseph F. Culverwell
Milton O. Mitchell
Ty Grorae F. King
Bawin Smith
Wiliam Ehnpeck
Thomas W. Smith
Lewis Bennett
Crosby E. Stoddard
Mario A. Seddicur
Maria A. Seddicum
Sarah EB
Jen~kins
Square
Philip A Schindler
Hh, Bergmann, Knetes
Michael F.mangan
Twining City
Frank B.stavens
Robert ¥. Bradbury
Randle Highlands
United States Realty Company
St al
Berbera Calver
Manby Williams
Fred Atc- Has
Rustene
Prinverso
Henre
Willard Et al
Fremont M. Claflin
Deeds of Trust Notices From Local Squares
Public notices list multiple deeds of trust securing various borrowers. Names include Lewis Bennett, Emily Bliss, Joseph Culverwell, and Fremont M. Claflin among others. Properties in squares 671 263 and 3025 are described with loan amounts from 2,500 to 4,600 dollars. Terms range three to six years with interest rates near five percent, with semiannual or monthly payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Bennett
Pareau
Muml
Real Estate and Security Loans Across Multiple Districts
A long list details numerous mortgage securings by individuals and firms across districts such as CONN AVENUE HIGHLANDS BOOTH BROOKLAND and PARK VIEW. Names include Tot 42 and east one hale for ss WOW MITH charlotte T Dailey, George W Brann, Mary Green, George J Emsterday, James Nicholson, and William Pilling. Sums range from 360 to 39,900 with terms from 1 to 8 years and interest mostly 5 to 6 percent, with semiannual or quarterly payments. Also listed are houses for sale on Maryland Ave NE and I St NE with prices from 3,500 to 7,000 and features like brick construction, baths, furnace heat, and parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
Charlotte T. Dailey
B. F. Ian
James F. Shea
Gee Eigh' Wotta Dailey
Tattorml
Baqurity and Trust Company
George W. Brann
Albert B. Ruff
Jacob N. Rett
William Kimbeck
Herbert A. Ght
George N. Jesne
Theo
Avenue Highlands
Mary F. Finonory
George J. Emsterday
James B.nicholson
Connecticut Avémad Highlands Company
Mary
Green
John
Mamey
Monumental Savings Association of
Baltimore
Qquare Fi
Sereh E. Jenkins
Willan A. Hil
Charles W. Bimpson
William J. Ventrers
George F. King
Liberty Garmsn Amdrican Building Association
Charles I
Norris
Floyd E Davia
Gjerence I. Gessford
Lucy Hall
Alien Oliver
William M. Holman
John Quinn
Eldred
Daviv
Clyde J. Rogers
H. M. Bergmann
Charles Schsfer
Liberty German-American Building Association
Charlotte G 'Rads
Wilam F. Quicksall
Whois Jam
McCarthy
Eugene J. Marc
Randle Highlands
Fourlea J. Stack
Washington Loan and Trust Company
United States Realty Company
Afarla A. Seddicum
Wiliam A
Charles W. Simpaun
Crosby E Stoddard
Booth Brookland
Joseph K
Herbert A. “Watkins
F. Saul
Willian P. Young
Howard P. Wilson
Park View
Herbert
Watkins Et al
Saul
Herbert T. Shannon
Midlaugh & Shannon
Eee
Maryland Ave
Hth ST
Cettis
I ST
Allec
Geo. W. Linking
19Th ST. NW
Beautiful Howe
Columbia Heigits
Parke At
Ask
Homeresker
Real estate ads advertise Connecticut Ave corridor value
An assortment of Washington area property listings promotes developments along Connecticut Avenue and nearby streets. Prominent agents advertise brick dwellings, multi room houses, and investment prospects with terms, locations near Columbia Heights and NW District neighborhoods. Listings emphasize growing value from the new boulevard project and offer plot particulars and landlord opportunities.
HOUSES WANTED AND RENTAL OFFERS IN CITY DISTRICT
A jumble of rental notices seeks houses to rent or buy for summer use and permanent stays. Entries specify 8 to 12 rooms, central locations, car-line access, furnished options, modest rents, and boxes for response, with a jewelry and loan note at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Northwest
Virginian
Urban College
Aikdrext
Washington
Columbia Heights
EH. W
MD. Ave
Houses For Rent From Fisher & Co Listing
Real estate firm Thomas J. Fisher & Co lists rental properties with numerous addresses in Northwest Washington along with contact details and a few sample rental terms. The ad includes a large, dense inventory of houses, apartments, and rooms for rent, partial pricing, and references to furnished units and management office.
Suburban for sale Cleveland Park property listing
For quick sale an elegant home near Cleveland Park offered by TAIT OMWAEE & CO at 205 Colorado Bldg Silver Spring. Magnificent country estate with fence horse, stables and outbuildings on twelve acres, handsome grounds, hedge and shade, three minutes from cars in exclusive woodland neighborhood Gan ell for fees more than cost of improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Park
Bergein, Tait, Omwaee
Silver Spring
Tait
Omwake & Co
Colorado
Albany
49Th
W Sts
Clark P Law
Low Petes
Tony Korme
EL B. Cottrell
Southweat
Cottrell
Cathedral Highlands
Hia
Friendship
John A. McLean
Wisconsin Avenua
Wachingtnn Raiway and Electric Company
William F. Matteson
Maryland Park
Charles D. Fowler
del Fay
St. Bimo
Braddock Matehta
12Th St
Pa Ove
John D. Normoyle
Alexandria
Silver Spring Park
Brightwood Ave
Easley & Hill
Munsey Building
MT Bainter
Welling
Corcoran
J. W. Dayhofr
Mt Rainie
Bream
St. Av
Aquetter Bridge
Teehine
Vienna
Columbian
Bath
Good Law
Trail Grove
Frossway
Maryland
Fort Surato
South Brookland
Jackson Ethe
Linton & Te
Braddock Heights
Dear Frederick
Frederick
Ales
Camden
Law
Balthmore
John Francis Smith
Robinson
Middletown
W. Mariland
Virginia
OLD Colonial
the Boule CO. Washtoates
Virginia Farms Near Washington for Sale Ad
Classified notice combines farm listings and a 1907 court notice. Virginia farms near Washington offer stock, dairy, grain, fruit, truck, poultry, with homes and trolley. The other item details a District of Columbia damages hearing for street grade changes linked to Union Station construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Real Estate
Virginia Farms
Washington
Crosby
Vienna
A. Leftwich Sinclair
Altorer
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
District Court of the United
Columbdia
United States
Columbia
Anf Alieya
Sat
Congress
Union Station
Columbe
M Atrest
Florida Avenue
N Street
Third Street
North Capitol Street
Dingman
McCullough
Cupitol Street
New Jersey Avenue
Delaware Avenue
Chas
George W. Moss
George Sfransy
RB. Young
F. E. Cunningham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sandlot Orator
Kautz
Bya
Waggaman
Woman Sues Street Railway
Riske
C. E. Cover
Southern Railway
Legal Record
Court of Appeals
Shepard
Me Joras
Tom Day
Dex
Equity Court NO
Startly
Coenolly
Connclly
Rice
Gila Elevator Company Ve. Meyers
Jackson
Aalston
W. G. Gardiner
Armes Va
Arntea
Ruvt
Prait
Pratt
Eyck
McBlair
Marriliat
Hooker
Gould
Strickland
Tucker
Jered
American Security and ‘Trust Company
Bates
Murphy
Davis
Kate Dean Owen
Mary Fogarty
James A. Toomey
Farrell
Alexander
Rutedge ‘Willson
Charles F. Wilson
Darla
Gates
Alexander Va. Alexander
Browning Vt
Browning
Guardian Ad Litem
Thompsons
Thompson Et
Margraves
Fargraves
Tolson Ve. Brown
Fletcher
Johnson
Smith
Smith Cozens
McCormick
Marlin
N. Girard
Circuit Court NO. I rMr
Horgblower
Mocksoo
Loftus
Academy ‘of the
Bacred Heart of Mary
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wilminatox Railroad Company
Hottona
Slater
Tastor
South Bend Lumber Company
Riley
Willard Va
Ballinger
Horst Ve. Niter
Landvoigt
Paul
Felstain
A. Lisbraah
Tractor Va. Balfimete
Okle Ralirosd
Com
Pras ‘Madden
Fitapatrici
Daryee Va
Morris Ve. Clark
P Lowte
Hicks
Campball
Saunders
Circuit Court NO
Judas Anderson
Peyter Anthers ReOway
Geott Et al
Ve. Herrell
Union Trust Company
District of Colombia
Warwick
Glennan
Farrance
Justice Bratfard
Justice Barnard
Mary A Wadihams
Charles H. Wiliste
Gublot
Square 365
Nelle J. Cavataigh
Anpie
Anne
PA. Ave
WM. H. Saunders & CO
St. Aw
Connecticut Ave
Avery Lot
Connecticut Avenue
Rock Creek
Automanila
Fduton
Gordon
Robert E. Heater
Phona
13Th and
Columbia Road
Joseph I. Weller
The
Maryland Real Estate Co
Com. Nat'l Bank
Burnstinins Loan Office
Pennsylvania Ave
Tate
Earein
Ava
Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Inc
Eeerneer Treet Ets
Ie Iouw
Ghery Chase
Uh Owainen
Chevy Chasa
Simon Bughteood
D.C
Col
Sliver Springs
Broceway Bay
Belim
Fizé LaRoy Brendort Ag
BrookLind
Loughboro R
Nwlarenge Og
Montalto
Knox
Marion
20Th & Prekiatar Apis
Ana Hots
Botlevus
Girard
Regina
Baers
Skow
Chapin
Louisiana
Willard
Dritton
Florence Court
Fur
Phaela
Lee
Tegderts
Bsee
Alabama
Ste
Sterfing
Mansoy Sé
Sr&b
Mears
Bass
Quincy
Stoddart
Maury
Congressional
Seteeseetner Ee
Furich
J. Fisher & Co., Inc
Jidi4 Pet. NW
Willer
American Security and Trust Company
Penns
Fark Road
7Th St
AGS
Daywood
Massachusetts Avenue
Sheridan Circle
FERT
Tait, Omwake & CO
Colorado Building
Interist
J. H. Bradley Company, Inc
AO Colt A
FT Action
Heiskell& M
Harrison Realty Company
C. A. Baker
Fetterett
Shoemaker
Golohado
Epa
Sorat
Walter Haci
D. Co
MIT H CO
Bond
TD. C
Arlington Fire Fasmlanes Company
Hoon
Pn D
Resto Gatstica
Seeerty Bae Easy People
Geitine
Torman
Roam
Sap
Wouny
Ae & Ees
Ates Saat
Peter Payeronts Saad Pereira
Agselntty
Cinenrparate
WF St
18Th St
District
19Th St
Loweey
Clifton
Great Falls
2Nd
Old Dominion Electra
Splenaia
Craig & Royce
Blair Road
Stotts Sistion
Dorchester County
Rica
Miller-Shoemaker Real Estate Company
Wisconsin Ave
Marcus
Tomeer
Mortagre
Detavut
Caroline L. Rowe
Peter A Rowe
Harry
Conger
Distict of Columbia
Telio
Angie M. Conger
Mortganes
Leon Torriner
Attorner
John Nershall Place
Marcus Notes
aptT-akde A Ees Thos J. Owen & Son
C Street
Fourteenth
Fifteenth Streets
District of Columbus
van Y
Lawrence P- Peterson
Folia
Washington, DC
John Taylor Arms
Sala, Drury
U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Galloway
Treasury Department
THD
Sun J
Garrisor
United States Treasury
Bulwice
Washagtn
Grende
Fica
Mai Ho
U S
Department OF the Interior
United States Capitol
Bulidine and
Groutde
Washington, D C
Caplisl
Senate and Howe
Elliott Woods
Capitol Buildi x
James Rudolen Garfield
General Depot
the Quartermaster's Department
N Gray Zalinski
Dapot
Commissioners OF the Distric of Columbus
DE. C
Sth Street
Silo
Ehustactom
Pexy
Qack
Commissionera
Henry BF Macfarland
Henry L. West
Johnnes
National Museum
Library of Congress
Washington, D .C
Bernard R Green
Commissioners OF the DiStelet
Henry BF
Mac" Farlane
Henry L West
John Biddle
Commissiona
Hent
Bluemont
Harpers Ferry
Petes
Suilong
Weaver Bros
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