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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1908

Page

15

Hotel Manager Testifies of Alleged Patent Office Conspiracy

In York Pennsylvania hotel testimony, Charles V. Cox links Barton Everding and Heany to frequent hotel stays and paid bills by Teeter-Heany. documents and witness accounts outline alleged conspiratorial activity from 1906 to 1908 as part of a patent office fraud case. Witness Amog Hadley identifies forged paper dating March 5 195. department purchases and star watermark corroborate.

Heany Barton Buelding Pennsylvania City Patent Office John A. Heany Henry Everding Charléae V. Cox Colonial York Adkins United States District Baker Cox Rivering Colonial Hotel Dmr Everding Amog Hadley Hadley Heeny Leonard Day W. A. Coles Department Haéley Charles Lumbard Helen G. Gow Philadelphia

Life of a Pimple Complexions Cleared Overnight

An advertisement touts possum skin discovery promising clear complexion by morning. It claims 60 cent boxes from drug stores cure eczema, itching, blotches, scalps, hives and more, with a free sample via mail from Emergency Laboratories New York.

Ogram’s O'donnell’s Afiteck’s Eczama POS Itam Emergency ‘Laboratories

Sludge From Printing Bureau Threatens Sewers

Commissioner Morrow approves Asa H Phillips report on ink sludge from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing harming the District sewerage. Phillips urges prohibition of discharging this material into sewers or, if unavoidable, Treasury should fund large duplicate settling basins to prevent sewer capacity loss and costly removals.

Morrow Asa Phillips Bureau of Engraving and Printing Treasury Department Kelly

Isham Removal Questioned by District Commissioners

Engineer Commissioner Morrow stated Isham erred by not reporting contractors exceeding the building permit during the North Capitol and M streets northeast warehouse collapse that killed Raymond Hibbs. Morrow said Isham's report to Chief Inspector Curtis lacked noting the overstepping, which would have halted work. he verbally recommended dismissal. Investigation of the inspectorate is expected to begin within days by Charles P. Neill and aides.

Morrow Willard S. Isham Isham District Building Department North Capitol M Streets Raymond L. Hibbs Maj. Morrow Board of Commissioners Tsham Curtis Curtin Snowden Ashford Charles P. Neill Nem

Cemetery Tree Vandalism Protest Against Police

George B. Starkweather accuses Fifth precinct police of inaction in cemetery tree cutting at Forest Lake Cemetery. Captain Mathews notes three men were arrested December 1907 and released for lack of a charge. J Sylvester reports not worth further consideration, a view upheld by Commissioner West.

George B. Starkweather Forest Lake Cemeter Fifth Precinct Gravada William H. Mathews J. Sylvester Starkweather West

Inspector Bradshaw Reports on Blame Free Land Bank S

The district council hears that a land bank on W E Hayes farm caved in killing a worker. Inspector Bradshaw urges no action unless the District can avoid liability. Hayes had asked safety steps after dirt supplies used on county roads risked further collapse.

Bradshaw L. P. Bradshaw WE. Hayes Congress Heights Cradshaw Hayes Emdshaw

Jeanes Fund Trustees Meet for Rural Education Drive

Executive committee of the Sin Anna TLeaves Fund for the Education of the Negro in Rural District of the South held a preliminary meeting in Commissioner Macfarland’s office. A $1,000,000 fund allows only interest use. Members include H. Dillach, R. Moton, George Foster Peabody, Booker T. Washington, Andrew Carnegie, Taft, Grant, Stith, Gilreath, Napier, Mitchell, Barrow, Ogden, Myers, and Emmett J. Scott.

Sin Anna Tleaves Fund For the South Macfarland Stuatens H. Dillach New Pon la Maj.r. R. Moton Hampton Institute Virginia George Foster Peabody New York Booker T. Washington Tuskegee Institute Alabama Andrew Carnegie New York City Wilam Howard Taft Gina Manati Ohio Abraham Grant Kansas City Kana R. L. Stith Paris Tex Belton Gilreau Birmingham Ala J.C. Napier Nashville

Acquittal in Police Court for Samuel White

Samuel White, known in typographical circles, was acquitted yesterday in police court after a family-initiated arrest on threats. The report notes Mrs. Rosa EB. White of OH A street northeast as the complainant while a string of unrelated ads and notices appears in the same clipping.

Samuel White Rosa EB. White New Willant Hotel Washington, D. C

Back Doors at Saloons Put Under Excise Board Review

The district excise board investigates renewal applications for saloons after two days of examination. Police reports reveal many saloons use back alley or side entrances in clear violation of issued permits, according to Albert E. Shoemaker of the Anti-Saloon League. Floral development noted at Gude’s American Beauty.

Excise Board Police Department District Excise Board Bokkre Albert E. Shoemaker Antisgloon League Exclac Hhoard Gude

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