WANTS LAND BANK IN PARK Favors Children Playgrounds Plan
Commissioner Macfarland backs a Franklin Park song bank playground for kids to use in hot summer days. J H Schenck of the Fredonia Hotel urges the idea to Col Bramwell, noting children enjoyed the gravel paths. Macfarland will recommend to Col Bramwell.
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Col
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District pets: 500 municipal horses declared fit by official
Dr C B Robinson district veterinarian and vice president of the Horse Owners Mutual Protective Association denies claims that the district owns horses in poor condition. He notes the District owns 500 horses that undergo fire department trials, then veterinary care if unfit, before removal from service.
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Qwners’ Mutual Protective Association
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Pollos Deent
Pubia Service
Not Guilty for Binger Hermann in Land Office Case
Former Oregon congressman and land office commissioner Binger Hermann was found not guilty of destroying public records after an eleven week trial in Criminal Court No. L. The verdict followed a dramatic courtroom scene as Hermann, visibly affected, thanked jurors and celebrated with supporters.
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Jury Acquits Defendant in Oregon Land Fraud Case
The jury acquitted Binger Hermann of charges tied to destruction of letter press books. Judge's instructions and doubt over record integrity formed the basis, with Hermann claiming persecution and pledging to stay in Washington on official business. Case costs reached about $90,000 in fees and expenses.
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Olett
Sedi Sdentemen
Foreman Brown
Hermann
Iifa
Yietina
Nergeention
Farmers Protest Over Market Space Representation
Farmers challenge delegated representation at the market selling their goods. Commissioner Macfarland urges the corporation counsel to reconsider the rule allowing vendors to employ salesmen, noting that occupancy space is personal and farmers may not hire agents to handle their goods.
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Thomas
Macfarland
the. Corporation
Commissioners Back Asphalt Block Street Plan In Protest
Residents and property owners on T street East Washington oppose paving with asphalt blocks calling them el style gid elley blocks. Commissioner Biddle notes most East Washington and Columbia Heights streets are already paved with the material and work will start in about two weeks.
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Sioners
Worth
Sana
Tyorn
Amazing Antics Nineteenth Century Show Parade
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a large circus or exhibition with elephants camels tigers and aerial acts. It lists multiple performers including trained bears lions horses and contortionists and promises a grand display with fire department apparatus and a dramatic finale.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
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Daniele
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Nettie Carroll
Mamie “Klein
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Adair
Dean
Mias
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Muta
LaFleur
Alex
Bousson
Ain
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Orrin
Vitoria “Davenport
Cornalias
Minnie Forepaugh
Age Esher
Bradley Murder Trial Likely Set For May End
Mrs Annie M Bradley, indicted for first degree murder in the December shooting of former Utah Senator Arthur Brown at the Raleigh Hotel, will probably face trial in late May. District Attorney Baker, after a string of prosecutions, says the calendar is clear and expects to fix a date within a week. Bradley’s lawyers Hoover and Wells plan to bring Utah witnesses to Washington when the case opens.
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Annie M. Bradley
Arthur Brown
Utah
Raleigh
Baker
Herrmann
Hyde-Benson
Robert W. Wells
Land Fraud Case Postponed Until Fall Term
The Hyde Dimond Benson Schneider land fraud case, tied to the Hermann trial, was postponed by defense attorneys yesterday afternoon to the fall term. Defendants from Washington and California argued hardship from jury and counsel travel, with trial likely extending to August. The four names Hyde Dimond Benson Schneider faced charges of acquiring lands on the public domain in California by fraud. case on calendar for nearly four years. Witnesses from California and Oregon had already reported to City Hall.
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California
Oregon
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