Jacob J Appich Dies at 17. Noted Local Citizen
Jacob J Appich, long prominent as director and member of the German Orphan Asylum and vice president of the Eleanora Rapport Home for Aged and Indigent, dies after a creditable career. Born in Württemberg, he immigrated to the United States in 1885 at age 17. Funeral services were held at 2 pm yesterday at 91 East Capitol Street. Reverend James D Buhver led the service, with Simon Wolf delivering the eulogy praising his energy, integrity, and civic virtue.
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German Orphan‘ Asylum
Eleanora Rapport Home For
Masonic Fraternity
Jacob J. Arpich
East Capitol Street
James D. Buhver
Firs Reformed Trinity Church
Appich
Simon Wolf
Wolf
Jacob J.ich
Germany
Wurttembers
Anpich
United States
Memorial for Jacob J Appich Eulogizes His Life and Service
The obituary lauds Jacob J Appich for twenty three years in business and a life marked by rectitude devotion to family and public service. He supported the German Orphan Asylum Washington Schuetzenverein and the Home for Aged and Indigent, served as Masonic officer and bank director, and was praised as patriotic and affectionate husband. The service was at Rock Creek Cemetery led by New Jerusalem Lodge with honorary pallbearers listed.
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Jacob J. Appich
Caroline Ermold
Ives
Comanion
Appich
Rch
Washington Schuetzenverein
German Orphan Asylum
Ian and
Eleanora ‘Ruppert
Washington
Jacob J. Appieh
Rock Creek Cemetery
New Jerusalem Lodge
Bender Sues Unions Over Bakery Boycott and Injunction
Equity Court heard John Bender a bakery owner at 2127 G Street NW seek an injunction against Local Union No 1 and related unions alleging harassment and a boycott. The judge took the matter under advisement with a decision expected next week.
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Justice Stafford
Equity Court
John Bender
G Street Northwest
No. al
Workers’ International Union
Central Labor Union
Bender
Antoniem
H.E. Davis
Anton
Boomers Name Secretary For Jobbers and Shippers Assn
The selection committee for a permanent secretary was announced by President Charles J. Bell. Members are M. B. Ailes, chairman, Frank P. May, Monroe Lachs, E. J. Kellys and F. E. Graham. The search will review existing applications and attract many new ones as hopes rise for a strong head to lead the effort. Charles Hi. Howe, the temporary secretary, regrets he cannot take the post though his work boosted the movement.
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Charles Hi. Howe
May Prosecute Merchants Over Kerosene License
District Assessor Darneille pledges wholesale prosecutions of merchants for kerosene and similar oils licenses as the law enforces annual taxes of 1 dollar. With about 200 delinquent firms, inspectors will obtain warrants for arrest and prosecutions in Police Court if noncompliance continues. The amendment carries a 500 dollar penalty or up to thirty days imprisonment per violation.
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Darneille
H. H. Darneilie
Damneilla
Congress
Darnefile
Old Soldier Sentenced After Attempted Assault on Girl
Civil War veteran Richard Fowler, 73, was jailed for eleven months and twenty-nine days after being convicted of attempting to assault 13-year-old Marie Young of 301 Teving Street Northwest. The case, supported by testimony from Marie and friend Lulu Whitmeyer, involved a promise of candy to lure the girl to a spring. Detective Estes, assigned to the Tenth precinct, testified but Fowler denied the charges.
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Richard Fowler
Marie Young
Teving Street
Fowler
Lulu Whitmeyer
Merle
Estes
Tenth Precinct
Coat and Bible Theft Before Police Court Judge Mills
Norman Ackers, a colored boy, faced Judge Mills in Police Court for stealing an overcoat and a Bible from his father’s home. The father testified as chief witness, saying he had tried to reform his son. A detective said the coat was recovered from a pawnshop, but the Bible was missing. Ackers pled guilty and received a $10 fine or thirty days in jail if unpaid.
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Norman Ackers
Trouser Sale Ad Lists Odd Price Reductions
An unusual laundry of suit trousers with odd prices is advertised under the heading Best as Big. Trouser Selling. It touts reduced trousers at $5.00 and various faded price points like $3.90 and $7.50, reflecting inconsistent sizing or markdowns.
Plaster Collapse at Pennsylvania Station cafe causes scare
Large piece of plaster fell from the cafe ceiling at Pennsylvania Station yesterday morning startling diners but causing no injuries. Amid nerves, the incident prompted a brief scare yet order was restored as meals resumed. The notice also mentions a New Bank at Rosslyn and various local ads and prices.
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Pennsylvania Station
Rosslyn
Comptroller of the ‘Treasury
Arlington National Bank of
C. A. Rixey
George H. Rucker
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