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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1911
Page
8
Saks Overcoats offer more than 130 styles from plain to novelty designs with both regular and convertible collars, single and double breasted cuts, and belted backs. The $20 grade is pitched as a special value with over a score of styles, claimed to beat higher priced rivals due to Saks manufacturing and facilities.
Nathaniel Wilson guardian for Stinson Hutchins asks District Supreme Court to send 92 creditor bills to an auditor. Creditors who furnished goods to Mrs Rose Keeling Hutchins on her order must prove claims. debts to husband’s direct services may be paid promptly. Guardian notes possible right of husband to refuse payment for items used in joint household. Mrs Hutchins employed Dr E Jelliffe to examine Stinson at Narragansett Pier. Jelliffe billed $1000, which trustee Dante opposes paying as possibly tied to the wife’s diagnosis efforts.
Justice Anderson denied the motion to quash indictments against Thomas H. Pickford and John H. Walter. They are charged with offering a $1000 bribe to witness Ferdinand Hopp in a damage suit in District Supreme Court. They deny, claiming insufficiency, while also charged with conspiring to deter Hopp from testifying for James Hudson.
Policeman Dennis Hkaher and his wife Josephine petition the District Supreme Court to overturn a juvenile court order committing their 15 year old daughter Mary to the board of guardians. They contend the daughter is past the act’s age limit and challenge the adequacy of notices and the suitability of her home. The board’s agent allegedly reported the home as unsuitable, a claim the parents deny.
Judge Anderson dismissed the conspiracy to forge money orders case in Criminal Court No I against Thomas Winn and three others. The forger y count remained sustained. United States District Attorney Wilson and assistant James Proctor indicated an appeal from the dismissal.
Mary J Hosack of 100 street northwest reported to police that a stranger, claiming railroad employment, offered cheap coal at 575 a ton and persuaded her to advance 23.75 for fuel. The man departed without delivering coal or returning the money.
A curious notice urges readers to order lunches including pumpkin pies from Holmes levy with wagon delivery to the door. It promises no obligation to buy and mentions a milk incentive for evening consumption. Hartwell Jenison, 90, dies in Los Angeles, formerly Washington County official, long tied to the Treasury.
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