Waggaman funds tied to university savers and bank suit
Georgetown University invested 337 600 of its funds with Thomas E Waggaman for years, while legal action grows to protect creditors and poor clients who entrusted him. Traders National Bank sues John F Waggaman for 9 000 on a note, seeking recovery as probate and bankruptcy cases unfold.
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Hamilton & Wolbert
Jerome Daugherty SJ
George E Hamilton
Hamilton & Colbert
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Wagsaman
National Bank of Washington
Gordon & Gordon
Lawainst
John F Waggaman
Tomas E Waggaman
John F. Waggaman
Thomas E Waggaman
Thomas EO Waggaman
Waggaman
Lucope
Thomas Lo Wagganman
Gordon
Ounk
Walliamson
Wageaman
Sas
Yeser
Trustees seek foreclosure and new trustees in Bowie notes case
Complainants allege investment under deeds of trust secured by notes listed and via the Nicholson list and a thirty eight note list totaling 11 178 55. Faulty interest payments, alleged trustee insolvency, and mismanaged segregation prompt foreclosure, sale of lands, and replacement of Mr Waggaman with new trustees or a committee to manage the property for rightful claimants.
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Justye Stafford
Franz Lechboehler
Rudulph F. Leechbeehler
Iaidiner
Attoney
Weilrim RR Reily
Charles H Her- Hat Witliam F Ambrose
Joseph K. Roberts
H. C. Bowie
Wes H Clenna Bowie
William I Bowie
R Irving Lowe
W Beall Bowie
Pethaigmers
Seronas
Waggmin
Wr. Waggaman
Thay
Rec
Waggaman
Wagdam
Wagguman
Cecihia H Coughtin
M E Riley James B Richardton
W Seymour McLend
A C. Yonsen
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H. Addison
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W. Beall Bowie
Nicholson Lst
Waggamen
Alleged Hold Up Ends With Arrest in Purse Theft
James Walker, an eighteen year old Negro, was arrested by Second precinct police on larceny from the person after Silas Hinton of 1304 Fifth Street Northwest reported a bold hold up. Hinton, who paid change for a $20 bill in a lunch room on HW street, said a group of Negroes appeared and one grabbed his purse containing $36 as a tawdry ring was offered for sale. The suspect Wallace was held for identification by Hinton.
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Silas Hinton
Fifth Street Northwest
Che Pice
Ney
Hinton
Second Precinct
Wallace
Porter Charged With Robbery At Stationery Store
Charles P Swett of 913 F Street NW reported missing articles from his shop over weeks, mainly after hours. Porter Arthur Straughn, 22, confessed to systematic theft and sale to second-hand dealers. pocketbook, lead pencils, and writing paper found. four counts of petit larceny filed.
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Charles P Swett
Statonery
F Street
Grant
O First Precinct
Arthur Straughn
Straughn
Sequel to Chinese restaurant row ends with police case
Yesterday the case of Special Policeman Owen Pumphrey, mauled during an arrest, was revisited after Frank Mackaboy swore a warrant for Pumphrey. Mackaboy testified he was a spectator and that Pumphrey arrested him without cause. The charge was dismissed.
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Fourteenth Street
Owen Pumphrey
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Pumphrey
Mackaboy
Mother's Reason Overthrown in Street Knife Incident
Police surrounded a black woman carrying a child and a butcher knife near Rock Creek. Vessie Crump, 1206 Twenty-second Street NW, shouted she would murder her baby and herself. She injured her hand, was jailed, then arraigned and sent to St Elizabeth's Asylum after police and surgeons orders. Her husband William Crump pressed for mental health examination, noting earlier Bible reading and a failed jump from a second story window.
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Rock Creek
Third Precinct
Polce
Wessie O. Crump
Twenty-second Street
Bifth
St Eligabeth's Asylum
Vessie Crump
William Crump
Robbed in family's absence ransacked by burglars
Burglars watched the Mansfield home at 418 D street northeast and forced a rear window while the family was away from 11 AM to 4 PM. Two watches, jewelry, shoes, and clothing were stolen as officers investigate. A second break in at 228 South Carolina avenue southeast occurred while the Hulse family was out of town. extent unknown until their return.
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C M. Mansfield
D Street
J W Hulse
South Carolina Avenue
Hulse
Judge O Reilly Worsens After Illness in Washington
Judge W G O Reilly former American consul to Zanzibar and longtime Washington figure has declined in health at the Washington Asylum Hospital. He can no longer take nourishment and his condition grows weaker. The physician reports doubts about his recovery and he was delirious yesterday repeating names of old friends.
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W G ‘O Reilly
Zanzibar
Washington
Washington Asylum Fospital
Judge O'Reilly
Theft at Penn Station Ends With Arrest
William J. Jones was sitting at the Pennsylvania Railroad station awaiting a noon train when a thief grabbed his grip. Two bottles of Aquav and whisky were taken. Police tracked the thief, Detective Sears finding Jones reclining with the grip and remnants nearby.
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William J. Jones
Alexander Anderson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sears
Jones
Weather and local notices from Aug 30 issue
Weather conditions indicate fair nationwide with light showers along the Middle Gulf coast and Missouri Valley. Temperatures cooler in Lake region, with warmer trends in Upper Lake and Upper Mississippi Valley. Local readings show highs around 77 and low near 69 with humidity about 70 percent and 16 percent sunshine. Also reports: Matilda Gunnell charged with carrying a concealed weapon after a revolver was dropped in Third and G streets area. Seven year old Spottswood Jenkins dislocated shoulder after a fall from a hay loft. Minister Richmond Pearson sailed from New York to Rotterdam aboard the Potsdam en route to Persia.
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Washington
Middle Gulf Coast
Missouri Valley
Lake Region
Mississippi River
Gulf Coast
Florida
Upper Lake Region
Missivgippi Valley
Atlantic Coast
Great Lakes
European
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Citiea
Spottswood Jenkins
Minister Pearson
Post
New York
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Persia
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Rotterdam
Battles Around Anping Doomed 2,000 Japanese Dead
Tokyo reports three days of fierce fighting near Anping and Anshanshan as Japanese forces seek to outflank Russian positions. Japanese columns pushed forward despite strong Russian resistance, capturing eight guns at Hungshaling and Anping while retreating Russian forces withdrew toward Liao-yang amid heavy artillery duels and difficult terrain.
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Kung-changling
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Kuroki
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Oku
Shiahohheng
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Liao-yang
Shihtanchitse
Miao-yang
Battles Rage as Japanese Forces Press Toward Liao Yang
Descriptions from Berlin and Tokyo relay a major clash at Liaoyang with heavy Russian artillery duels and mounting casualties. Reports say a disciplined Russian rear defense held until a tattered unit was forced back, while Japanese advances straddle the Takse and Taitse rivers with over 500,000 combatants and a multi-day fight outlook.
Thines Russians Are Weak In Manchuria Warned By Berlin Paper
Berlin reports estimate the Russian Manchurian army at 206000 nominal strength with no accounting for casualties. A Kreuz Zeitung critic argues effective strength may be about half and predicts heavy losses, retreat unlikely on the single highway to Mukden, and urges concern over Kuropatkin's options.
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SLAIN AFTER BRAVE FIGHT CAPTAIN LEBEDIEV KILLS TWENTY JAPANESE
Novi Krearl from Port Arthur praises Captain Lebediett of Zaredoubt Marines who fought atop a wall killing or wounding about twenty Japanese before a shrapnel shell killed him. Other notes: Don sails after repairs at Vigo. Baltic squadron returns to harbor. Askold and Gromov disarmed in Shanghai. Brooklyn man credits new drug Ascaito for curing asthma and catarrh after Austrian dispensary samples.
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Brooklyn
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Fortieth Street
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East 142K Street
New York City
Local Attacks Made Hard Fight at Pai Chuang
The report details days of fighting around Pai Chuang near Port Arthur with heavy losses on both sides. Japanese troops mounted guns and traded fierce fire with Russian fortifications at Waiping-tse and near Chao Chanko, while diary entries from Port Arthur cover assaults on Baredoutny battery and preparations around Ouglawaya.
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Russian Plan of Campaign
London Times cable reports Russian retreat strategy in force at St Petersburg. General Kuropatkin may move headquarters to Mukden while leaving a main force to defend Liaoyang and Langyang with limited troops. Russian plan aims to wear down foe by strategic withdrawal and northern repositioning.
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Lang-yang
Mukden
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Kuroki
Oku
Shao- Jang
Wounds Heal Quickly Says Belligerents Bullets Rarely Maim
Dr Freemantle Bays reports from San Francisco that sanitary care and rapid healing reduce lasting maiming after battles. He notes Japanese and Russian bullets cause clean wounds with rare blood poisoning when properly treated, due to heat sterilization during firing and passage. He has studied hospitals for wounded sailors and soldiers in Tokyo and Sasebo and his observations come after visits to Korea and Manchuria.
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England
Orient
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Manchuria
Japan
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Sasebo
Leopold May Not Go to Front
Berlin Aug 30 Prince Frederick Leopold of Prussia, a second cousin of Emperor William, likely will not join the Russian headquarters in Manchuria to observe the war due to weak health. He suffered a 2% severe nervous shock a month ago after witnessing an elevator boy killed during a fall. Field equipment prepared for the prince and his adjutants cost $12.5)
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Prussia
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Manchuria
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