Commissioner Judson Outlines Plans for 1912 Extensions
Commissioner Judson outlined plans for extending the electric arc lighting system in 1912 with a reduced city lighting budget. He said no suit is expected against Potomac Electric Power over alleged overpayments, and any action will depend on the appropriation committee. He listed new localities to be illuminated and cited cost reductions from 1260 to 986,000 dollars.
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Judson
Potomac Electric Power Company
Sixteenth Street
May Judson
Connecticut Avenue
Rork Creek Bridge
Farragut Square
Lafayette
McPherson Squares
Seventeenth Street
Potomac Park
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventeenth
Complains of Pupils On Streetcar Line
A subscriber from Washington complains about high school students crowding and pushing older riders on the Seventh and U street car line between 8:40 and 9:00 A.M. He accuses conductors of fear to act, calls for courtesy teachings in schools, and notes some exceptions where seats are offered.
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U Street
Fourteenth
U Streets
Washington
Dec
Morse petition for pardon reaches Department of Justice
Charles W. Morse has formally filed a pardon petition with the Department of Justice. A large express packet bearing thousands of signatures accompanies the plea. Mrs Morse submitted another petition to President Taft via Senator Hale, with Taft forwarding to Attorney General Wickersham for routine clemency review. Months may pass before a decision.
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Charles W. Morse
Department of Justice
New York
Morse
Taft
Senator Hale
Wickersham
War Department grants Panama electric railway license
The War Department yesterday authorized Henry T. Cook of New York to construct maintain and operate the first electric street railway in the Panama Canal Zone. The line will run from Panama City to La Boca and will touch the Savannahs the Hotel Tivoli and the Ancon Hospital.
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Panama
Panama Canal Zone
War Department
Henry T. Cook
New York
Panama City
la Boca
Canal Zone
Savannahs
Supreme Court ruling calls conspiracy a continuing offense
On the eve of reargument in the Standard Oil and Tobacco suits, the U S Supreme Court in the Kissel case held that a conspiracy under the Sherman antitrust law may be a continuing offense. Interest surged as requests for copies flooded the court, with many asking for multiple copies beyond the 60 printed.
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Tobacco Corporations
Supreme Court of the United States
Kissel
Holmes
Masi
Weaver Bros. Carry Through Major Realty Deals With $249000 In Transfers
Weaver Bros real estate operators completed two trans actions involving about 249000 yesterday. William J. Dante, trustee for Stilson Hutchins, bought Mount Vernon apartment house for 220000, with Dolly Madison House and two store properties as part payment. They also sold 933 G Street NW to Dr. Henry H Hazen for 29000 in a related deal with J Lee Kolb.
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Weaver Bros
William J. Dante
Stilson Hutchins
Washington Heights
Mount Vernon
Dolly Madison
Fourteenth Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Thirteenth Street
J Lee Kolb
Residents
G Street
Henry H. Hazen
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