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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1910

Page

13

Greenwich octogenarian's funds tied to alleged mediumistic scam

In District Supreme Court, attorneys for Lee M. Hurd seek an injunction against Mrs. Laura R. Cramer to restrain transfer of forty thousand dollars or property believed obtained by fraudulent mediumistic methods from octogenarian Fenton J. Hurd of Greenwich. The suit also requests appointment of a receiver for Cramer's real and personal property and a halt to any further dispositions. A separate note mentions a TTCO taxi ride offer with a phone contact.

District Supreme Court Lee M. Hurd Fenton J Hurd Greenwich Conn Laura R. Cramer Equity Washington Zone and Trust Company Cramer

City Bulletins Sues Traction Company

Rebecca Tabachnick sued Capital Traction Company in District Supreme Court for $10,000 alleging injuries when the car started suddenly while she alighted at Seventh and G streets on January 16, 1910. Robberies, watermelons arrival, and local ads fill the page with brief notices and business spots.

Sues Traction Company District Supreme Court Rebecca Tabachnick Capital Traction Company Seventh G Streets

No Class to Jemima Stage Life in Willow Tree Alley

Bill Simmons the dusky actor swore Jemima Lovejoy ruined his stage life after a split on a hotel circuit. He fled to Chicago while Jemima allegedly stalked him to Willow Tree Alley, demanding reconciliation and threatening further attacks. He seeks a strainin order or junction to curb her actions, with Lawyer Jones negotiating next steps.

Bill Simmons Jemima Lovejoy Bill Bil Tala Jemima Bil Hackensack Panysaic Marks Jess Jes Kep Massilon Ohio Chicago Watermelon Trust Washington Trust Willow Tree Alley Desmond Jemma Bill Seon Clmax Jones District Supreme Court

Champion Chicken Fanciers Challenge City Fowl Rule

Attorneys Preston B. Ray and E. Reeves Braddock defend Sophia C. Pitchlynn in a case challenging a district regulation that bans keeping chickens within a 50 foot limit of a dwelling. Pitchlynn, at 1104 Sixth Street Northwest, is accused of unlawfully maintaining fowl inside the fire limits near a structure used as a residence. The lawyers vow to appeal if Judge Pugh rules against them, arguing the regulation unconstitutional and oppressive.

Preston B. Ray E. Reeves Braddock Pont Sophia C. Pitchlynn Sixth Street Ind Pugh

Infantile paralysis deaths rise in Hyattsville area

Dr Woodward reports one death and three new infantile paralysis cases in the District with Hyattsville Md resident George Joseph Hall among the dead. He urges isolation of all cases and mandatory reporting to the health department to gauge the disease’s spread and guide public action.

Woodward Health Department George Joseph Hall Hyattsville

Special Officer Assaulted at Cathedral School

Special officer Martin Donaldson aged 54 at Cathedral School Friendship Heights is in Georgetown University Hospital with a lacerated eye and injuries after an assault by Clifton Walker an ice man of Prospect Avenue Northwest. Walker was delivering ice when an argument over handling led to a hallway fight. Police at Seventh precinct arrested Walker.

Martin Donaldson Cathedral School Friendship Heights Georgetown University Hospital Clifton Walker Prospect Avenue Walker Seventh Precinct Donaldson

War on Open Shop Drives Bricklayers Union Action

Bricklayers' Union No 1 declares war on the open shop in Washington. A circular to contractors reports a resolution: no member may work for a firm unless all bricklayers or Stonemasons Union No 4 members are employed. Separately, Clara E Grosvenor sues for limited divorce from Fred L Grosvenor alleging intoxication and cruelty with custody sought for three minors. Mary C Carrico also seeks a limited divorce from James L Carrico for drunkenness and cruelty. marriage dated October 17, 1905.

Bricklayers’ Union No. 1 Washington Costello’s Hall Brickayers' Union No. 1 Union No Stonemasons’ Union No District Supreme Court Clara E. Grosvenor Fred L. Grosvenor Virginia Helen Margaret Grosvenor Mary C. Carrico James L. Carrico

Fragmented list of names and composers appears

A garbled sequence of names and surnames including Seitz Capua Sullivan Myddleton Lehar Wenrich Cole Sousa Balfe Waldtenfel Contzreili Robyn Michaelis Talbot Tyrrell presents as OCR junk without a clear event or context.

Seitz 2Ndernsohn DI Capua Sullivan -Myddleton Lehard Wenrich Cole Sousa Balfe Waldtenfel Contzreili Robyn Michaelis Talbot -Tyrrell

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