Angry wife kills husband at supper party
In a domestic tragedy at a supper gathering, Mrs. Prout shot her husband after an argument. Eyewitness guests described the tense moment as he confronted her, the police station reports noting the woman claimed the act was not intentional.
Christmas Fetes Planned for Alexandria Sunday Schools
Arrangements for Christmas celebrations of Alexandria Sunday schools are listed. Events include St Marys Catholic Church school at clock, Young Mens Speciality Lyceum Hal Tutheran, and multiple services from December 27 to 29 at Grace, Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist, and other churches. Funeral for Mrs Trainum held at St Marys Catholic Church. Post Office hours announced for Christmas week. Grogan suffers paralysis in Winston Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Shington Post
Burma
King Street
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Wclock
Young Men’s Speciality Lyceum
Hal Tutheran
Christ
Grace
Methodist Episcopal South
Second Presbyterian
Trinity Methodist
Second Baptist
Gethany Methodist Protestant
Trainum
Willie 'Trainum
Danced to Death Shocks New York Audience
Young Caroline Carnist collapsed and died during a long dance program at Roosevelt Hall in New York City. Witnesses say she danced fiercely toward the end, suffering a heart failure likely induced by extreme exertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Des
Caroline Carnist
Roogevelt
Brett
Uwe
John Bigelow Dead First Citizen of New York and Noted Author
John Bigelow died at his Gramercy Park home at age 94 after a long illness. A diplomat, journalist, and author, he served as minister to France and as New York secretary of state. He was executor of Samuel J. Tilden’s estate, close to Andrew Carnegie, and chaired Tilden’s canal commission before leading the New York Public Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegis
Samuel J. Tilden
New York
John Bigelow
Gramercy Aduare
Higelow
Maj
Grace Bigelow
Charlotte Fierdius
Mr. Bigelow
John Bigerow
Malden
Ulster County
N.Y
New York Evening Post
William Cullen Bryant
France
Gov
Bigeley
New York Public Library
TARRING FINE FOR SCHMIDTS IN CHAMBERLAIN CASE
Clark and John Schmidt receive $200 fines plus costs for complicity in the tarring of Miss Chamberlain, with Clark denying a settlement rumor claiming she was to receive 25 000. In a separate dispatch, Merle Palmer is rescued from a burning Mountain State Hotel in Salem, noting losses of 6 000 to 8 000 with 4 500 insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Centre
Kans
Clark
John Schmidt
Miss Chamberlain
Clarksburg
W. Va
Merle Palmer
Burning Mountain State Hotel
Salem
Deeds of Trusts Listed Across DC Squares and Mount Pleasant
A long list of real estate deeds of trust in multiple DC squares and neighborhoods including Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains. Entries specify grantors grantees and secured sums from about 430 to 34 000 dollars with terms ranging from 1 to 7 years and interest rates commonly 5 to 6 percent, with many semiannual payments. Notable properties include lots in squares 17 63 1282 and 1604 and blocks in Mount Pleasant and Columbia Heights, with institutions like American Security and Trust Company National Savings and Trust Company and Washington Loan and Trust Company acting as trustees or secured parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Lounds
David
Mount Pleasant
Marcox W. Lewis Et al
John H. Miller
Algerhon
Gardner
Richard
Vemliniuglly
Kot
Myrna ‘W. Oehaman
Andrew Oehmann
Noble Pf. Barnes
Muggie C
Square
Iva A. Meany
Elmer E. Ramey
Richard A. McLean
George A. Travers
Pfingham Place
James H. Winslow
Horatio Taplin
John W. Lewis
Secare Lillie
T. ‘Taplin
Squane
John Henry Purdyet
Jason Waterman
Jancuel S. English
A. Light
Nellie T. List
Philip HM. Christman
Howard Za
Christman
Ccome
M. Bremedman
Moore & Barbour
Laura A Jones
Henry H. Bergmann
Charles
Liberty
Twining City
Clarence W
Mary E. Martin
William
Washington Loan and Trust
Equitable Cooperative
Joe L. Heinkell
William EB. H. Merritt
Alma L. Hlopfer
Solumbia Heights
Pleasant Plains
Charlen Gelden
William B. Edmonton
Louis R. Peak
Equard McKnew
Columbia Heights
Joseph C. Sheehy
American Security and Trust Company
Natonal Savings and Trust Company
Cuckholds Delight
Arthur
Ranterberg
Augustus P. Crenshaw
Hi J. Packard
Eilsgae
Sears
Ususta C. Motz
William c. . Johnson
Reber C. Wiuntlarey
Anne Megh
Faundleros
Petworth Mary Greer Cromwell
Willam
Legal Record of Probate and Court Actions
Legal notices and court entries across probate and district courts including wills admitted to probate, letters of administration, guardianship, and bonds. Supreme Court admissions of practitioners. appeals and court of claims proceedings. equity, criminal, and bankruptcy dockets with names such as Daniel B. Hil, J. Milton Baker, Sarah Ann White, Carl Louise Beil, Martin F. Field, Richard E. White, and Patrick F. Sheehan. cases involve estates, administration, guardianship, and testamentary matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jostick Wright
Daniel B. Hil
J. Milton Baker
Sarah Ann White
Gierola C. Green
Maddox & Gatley
Patrick F. Sheehan
Colley W. Well
Berry
Minor
Josephine R. Johnson
Martin F. Field
G. A
United States Supreme Court
Jantice McNenes
Holmer
Larton
Hughes
van Devanter
Santice Lamar
Alee Gilbert
Woolworth
Watertown
Carlos E. Hough
Philadelphia
John Nesbit
Franklin
CW. Howitt
Beaumont
Tes
Chiuntey Hackett
Gilbert Ara
Natalia Aran
Patria
Aran
Alcides Aran
Parilies
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Selina Nolan
Charles W
Michael Nolan
Bond
Olebrie
Mangan
Felt Railway Company of
Chicago
Tate
Christine Webber
Statens
John J. Sloman
HF. Lerch
Patrick
M Carthy
Amelia KB. Bright
Firat National
Field City
Probalo
George
Henuts Taylor
Altormeys
Charles J. Buell
David W. Stor
Ane C. Stier
Atter- Turk Stove & Ite
Any Et al
Gulveaton Ape Company
Crree
Taylor
Zor
VE Ruck Stove
Range Caspory Et
Seneca N. Testor
Maleala
Attormmney
Burton Mawatre
Tare
Andersin
United States Court of Customs Appeals
Asta Maun
Veostling Snune
Cate Dwiger Fini
Harber
Ate
de Vrie
United Stores
de Vries
Hell
Gefendant
L.A
S. Ray Tuppellante Arlels
John We
el Lewis
Bare
Sri
Acon
Board of Fonral Appraisers
United States
Wertheimer
Albert H. Washburn
Charls E. McNabb
McMillit & Co
William I. Wemple
Albert Ih. Wasilurn
Appellees
Wiliam I. Wemple
Arbuckle Dros
Abert TI
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court NO. 1
Clabeugh
Adilizon
Pas
J. F. Laskey
Allen Vs. Allen
Margaret M. Murray
Examiner
W. A. Coombe
J. Wilambon
C. Carrington
Chase
James F. Kelly
Nourse
Plalnuif
G. C. Todd
J. A. Kratz, Jr
J. W. Cox
Harrison
Justice Wright
William J. Brontal
B.A. Fennitg
Ruasch
J. A. ‘Toomey
Blair, Drayton & Hillyer
Dorsey
M. FE. O'Brien
William Bradfield
Lawson
W. Offuth
Arnold Ve. Fleher
Ralston, Siddons & Wehardeen
Cobb, Clements & Wright
Shepard Vs. Shepard
Jonce & Waring
Turner & Boot
Mayne Ve. Bride
Callahan
Hughes Va. Thompson
Lyon & Lyon
Newsayer
Attorness
Tobriacr—Newwyor
Hutcos
Sebich
Ernest Harris
Wiliam Aitbert
Walter Jones
Wiliam Dickerton
Hoco Felipping
Bankruptcy Court
Chiief
Clabaugh
John W. Myadléisn
Aifudl
W. M. Hallam
K. A. Hoettmuller
Altorness
Baker
Mechanics Liens Case Against Imperial Theater Company
No. 5 C. W. Somerville v Imperial Theater Co. Tote 18 to 22 tied to 407 claim amounting to 1745.25 dollars. Attorneys listed J. J. Hamilton W. S. Leeba OU F. Raines. Tot 4 3969 S606.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. (. W. Somerville
Imperial Theater Company
J. J. Hamitton
W. S. Leeva
F. Raines
Real Estate Transfers From Washington Streets and Alleys
Real estate transfers across many Washington streets list numerous quitclaim and warranty deeds. Transfers include Herman Howenstein to Thomas and Annie Faden on lot 63 square 351 near Sixth Street Northeast and other parcels along Newport Place Northwest Mount Pleasant and Wisconsin Avenue Park involving numerous individuals and entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth
Seventh
Herman Tt. Howenstein
Thomas L
Annie Faden
T. Leo Haden
Herman St. Howenstein
Headl
Adventury
D. I. R. Drury
Fannie
A. Lounis
Pleasant Plains
Campbell
Ururtes
Board of Church
Jon
M. E. Church Fouth
Lea M. Campbell
William A. Campbell
Soule
James ‘Empbell
Eame
Gizok
Mount Airy
M. Butler
John F
Willan
Robert S. Campbel
Elmer O
Elgner
Seventh Street
Emima A
Schweh
Harry Abramson
Newport Place
Walter R. Wilcons
Charles J. Malsatl
Theodore Tite, Jr
Theodore Puu! Jr
Merman E. Blau
Square BY
Viewport Place
Leuven
Walter BR. Wilcox
Theodore Pit, Jr
Kat
Theodore Plist, Jr
Ira A. Heany
Fifteenth Street
Clarence B
Sanus
Gates
William EH. Werper
Half Street Southweat
Benjamin F. Bailetorks
Mary D. Prute
Petworth
Ida V. Jones
Howard T. Jane Ux
Wroukland
Amas
P. Yarrow Et
Uarry
Harry King
Herbert
Gil
Theodore x. GH
Benjamin &. Graver
LE Droit Park
Robert I. Carr
Howard T. Jones
Ida ¥. Jones
Joe
Trinidad
Ella T. Shea
Bridget
Augustus Motz
Mary A. Rauterberg
Square
Duckhold's Delight
William T. Morrison
Arthur
Minne Hauterberg
North
Columbia Heights
David L. Leihe Willan
Allard
Walter B
Ulark
Sara E
Beach
Sama
Biock
Velwesn
Angus Burns
Jaween TL Comugett
Restryoir View
Cornelia Dencie
Georgiana Robey
Cornelia Deasls
Maryland Avenue
Alber
Punt
Wiliam Mf. and Mary
Delfield
D Street
William A. King
J. Leo Kolb
Mrs Vermilya Indicted For Murder By Poisoning
Chicago December 1 A grand jury returned an indictment against Mrs Louisa Vermilya containing thirteen counts charging her with murdering Policeman Arthur Bisonnette by poisoning. She is held without bail and accused of administering the poison from the pepper box, which authorities said she later used in an apparent suicide attempt while under guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Louisa Vermilya
Arthur Bisonnette
Petersburg Liquor Shipments Flood North Paroline
Petersburg Virginia reports a large liquor shipment from the city valued at about 10000 dollars sent today to multiple dry regions in North Paroline, underscoring ongoing illicit distribution amid prohibition efforts.
Fire Destroys Open Board of Trade Building in Chicago
A fire in Chicago early today wrecked the Open Board of Trade building, routed about 1,000 guests in three Loop hotels, and destroyed labor records. Loss estimated at $200,000. Initial reports of dead furnace stokers were false. all employees accounted for. Fire Marshal Seyferlich to investigate possible incendiary origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Open Board of Trade
Loop District
Chicago Federation of Labor
Open Board
Kaiserhof
Stafford
Victoria
Seyferlich
Olympic Blamed for Accident in Bay Collision
The Admiralty ruled the White Star liner Olympic responsible for the collision with the British cruiser Hawke near Cybourne Bay on the earth side of the Isle of Weight on September 3 last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympic
London
Admiralty
White Star Lin
Hawke
Cybourne Bay
Wieht
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bristo Sle
Utulerwear
Man
Ari Leen
Mrs. Prout
Eber Peeten
Mr Poydac
Teout
Leap
Fort
Postoffice
Eggborn Ls
J. S. Grogan
Winston Saiem
N.C. der
Grogan
Brioken
Haberdashers and Men's Outfitters
Washington
District Covmt
Bernard
Union Station
Lea
Pope
Gertrada Pope
G. Broaduns
JH. Jackson
Dosning & Gerry
Mary
LAP
Sophie i
Lansburel Ve. Amneburgh Et al
Aiscovery
Kaspler & Meristat Jomm
Maintiff's
United States Court of Claims
Peelle
Wowry
Urith
Barnes
Atainson
Patrick J. Hurley
Tuica
Okla
George LD. Rogers
Muskogee
Ohio
George M. Anderann
Department of Jestics
John C. Bell
Ormsby McCammsn
Henry W. Goodrich
James H. Hayden
New York Dry Dock
James Hoxden
Charles PF. Kincheler
Cockrell
Fone Cockrell A. Company
Publianars
L. L. Perkins
Southern Bias
Mall Ze
Post
Te Theanesdarith
Hanny Szannan
London Rain Coat Company
OLD Masonic Temple
St. N. W
Petersburg
Bay
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