Tribute From the Bar to Retiring Chief Justice Mattingly
The District bar and distinguished guests filled the Court of Appeals chamber as Mr Mattingly delivered a farewell address to the retiring Chief Justice. The ceremony featured praise from the bar, a moving tribute, and an affectionate response by the Chief Justice, reflecting decades of service and the strong bond between bench and bar.
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Mattingly
Chamber of the Court of Appeals
Ile Regest
Rabat
Anc
Rami
Michiriana
Clibwuah
Justees
Barnard
Sapeeme
Sisto
RF Alamer
Amu
Otfars
Altes
Martin
Shelaru
Sh Rew
Cee Beth Shepard
Miss Jarvis
4Nlerson
Moamht
Faisquet Supreme Court
Bamford
Wess
Ate
Estri
Mrottae & Hamilton
Mr Mattingly
Mae Thin
Owen
Dpillingls
Gustloe
Traus
Family and Home
Kesits
Justine Shepird
Justier Wis
Alvey
Hare
Westas
Isell
Marpland
Retirement ovation for Chief Justice of the Court of Appeals
A formal appreciation event honors Chief Justice Richard T. Alvey on retirement. A five piece silver coffee set costs 500 dollars and bears an inscription from the Bar Association. The ovation committee included J Holdeworth Gordon and others. The chief justice traveled from Hagerstown Md to attend.
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Richard T. Alvey
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Shaw & Brown
J Holdeworth Gordon
Worthington
J J Darlington
William F
Canon law changes eyed in Talbot case and church canon dispute
Boston authorities debate effect of new canons on old proceedings against Bishop Talbot of Central Pennsylvania. Saunders and Fulton defend that old cases may become uncanonical after adoption. Tuttle’s authority could halt or restart actions as revisions unfold, while Irvine’s Philadelphia effort shows renewed ecclesiastical tension amid a wave of inquiries.
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Boston
Charles G Saunders
Episcopal Church
Saunders
John Fulton
Philadelphia
Wthelbert Talbot Bishoy
Pennsylvania
I N W . Irvine
House of Deputies
Daniel S Tuttle
Missouri
Tuttle
Tibet
Tilbot
Asperl
Bethehem
Ethelbert Talbot
Ingram “ WoIrvine
White Haven
Lehigh Valley
Bishopsruhe
Bethlehem
Union Veteran Installation At KYWWU Hall
The joint installation of officers for John A Logan Regiment No 2 and the Women’s Veteran Relief Association drew a large crowd at KYWWU Hall 719 Siath Street Northwest. Gen Hawsey division commander presided. Mrs Bates led as president of the National Association. New officers include Logan Regiment Colonel FFP Begie Lieutenant Colonel M T Cary Major Alonzo J Laton and others. Women’s group led by Emma Ricketts president and KL Marston senior vice president. A banquet followed with speeches and toasts in the lower hall.
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Union Veteran Union
KYWWU
Siath Street
John A Logan Regiment No 2
Womans Veteran Relief Association
Hawsey
Logan Regiment
Bates
National Association
Unic
Ffp
Begie
Small blaze after lamp explosion at 5t Twentieth Street
A minor fire occurred yesterday near 5 o clock in a rear first floor room caused by an oil lamp blast. An alarm came from bow 3b but firefighters arrived too late to fight the blaze, which was extinguished before they reached the scene. The residence is occupied by Mr Samuel Fairfay.
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Twentieth Street
Samuel Fairfay
Foot draft promises cure for rheumatism discovery
An advertisement claims a harmless foot draft cures rheumatism for a wide range of sufferers. It urges readers to send their name to the Magic Foot Tratt Co and promises a trial with payment only after satisfaction. If not benefited, no payment is due.
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Magic Foot Tratt Co
AB Oliver
Bidg Jackson Mich
van Vieck Cu
Abs
Majestic Bidz
Jackson Mich
Negro Bloodhounds to Track Suspect in Arlington Junction Attack
Hurricane Branch summons his son Shelley and two bloodhounds to Alexandria County with a view to following a suspect described as a tall very dark man who assaulted Miss Esther Peverill and Miss Beulah Ebaugh near Arlington Junction. The event triggered a wide manhunt with police, volunteers, and bloodhounds deployed. Miss Peverill remained seriously injured and the community awaits word on the suspect.
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Branch
Son
Sheriff Palmer
Posse
Miss Ebaugh
Ashington Fostel Real
King Street
Alexandria
Alexandria County
Esther Peveiul
Lewis Peverill
Arlington Junction
Sheff Palmer
Suffolk Va
John J
Hurriccine
Wome
M Peverill
Febaugh
Vass Pevarik
Wiss Beulah Ehaugh
Willum L Bhaugh
Potomac Brick Company
Bock Haven
Washington
Miss Peverill
Ebiughs
Suffolk
Esther Peverill
Beulah Ebaugh
Lieut Smith
Capt Cross
Potomac
Virginia
Hurricane Branch
Washington Post
Shelley
Alexandria Va
Lendell A Conner Jr Dies in Wilkinsburg Pa
Lendell A Conner Jr long-time Washingtonian dies of typhoid fever after a week’s illness at Wilkinsburg near Pittsburg. He was founder of Bakewell Bakewell patent attorneys and former president of the District Christian Endeavor Union. Survived by widow Mabel Stone Conner and four children. Funeral held at Willansburg residence. interment planned in Rochester NY.
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Wilkinsburg
Lendell A Conner, Jr
Fittsburg
Bakewell & Bakewell Patents Attorneys
Pittsburg
Conner
District Christian Endeavor Union
First Congregational Church
Lendell A Conner
Division of Accounts
Internal Revenue Office
E R Conner
Internal Revenue Service
New Orleans
Mabel Stone Conner
Willansburg
Hochester
Frazier Death Cocaine Cited as Cause in Coroner Jury
In Alexandria a coroner jury ruled David Frazier died of cocaine poisoning after evidence showed he purchased cocaine. The panel also reported on the case of Mordecai Hurst, the Fairfax County constable, who was jailed after failing to renew bond in a freight theft case. Belle Laupheimer announced engagement to Samuel Levy of Washington, DC.
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Washington Post
Alreal
King Street
Alexandria Va
Messrs Thichudson and Burgess
Washington
Fowest
King and
St Asaph Streets
Nauuwoil Bank
Messrs Spelly ‘Ork
St Asaph Street
Direce Ilors, &E
Star Safe Deposit
York Safe and Lock Company
York Pa
Mordecai Hurst
Fairfix
Hursts
John W.c Trimyer
David Frager
Gray
Army Medical Miuseum
Prazie
M Ysauphilmer
Miw Belle Laupheimer
Samuel Levy
Washington, DC
Death of Seamark the Original Cough Drop Man
John J. Seamark died at 68 at his home on Four-and-a-half Street Southwest. He was a longtime, recognizable street vendor known for Sea mark’s double X cough drops and his vocal pitching. Seamark, an English native, spent almost thirty years in the business and faced occasional competition claims before his death. funeral at 2 p.m. today at his residence.
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Seamark
John J. Seamark
England
District National Guard Medals and Naval Militia Grievances
Guard members receive bronze and silver service medals with gold delayed until 25 years, while many apply for 6 to 10 year medals as district headquarters report brisk enrollment. Naval militia grip over poor public interest as Puritan class monitor sits idle at Seventh Street, despite open weekly tours and a large local crew.
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District National Guard
Eus
Congress
Canada
Lord Dundonalds
Elysians
Evry
District National Guard notes and unit updates
A list of Second Regiment privates and dishonorable discharges follows including Phillips Swetney Traith Jimerson Schmucker Stoddard Dunn Montgomery Martin Higeins Busey and others. Col L M W Brett adjutant general returned to Boston Miss. after his mother’s death and resumes duties as District militia commander. resignations from William E Dix and First Lieut B F O’Dell noted though not yet acted upon. Company H Second Regiment held a well attended armory smoker with local talent. Gen George H Harries and staff invited to White House New Year reception in full dress.
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William J Phillips
Lawrence, Sangaton
Joseph Swetney
Albert L Traith
Arthur @ Jimerson
George B Schmucker
Roy W Stoddard
Charles FE Dunn
Biret Regiment
George Ff Montgomery
David P Martin
Willam J Higeins
Ty Fire
Walter O Busey
William J Creaven
Paul R Treegar
Ralph R Saera
D J Kelier
Harry H Fowler
Walter T Sinn
National Guard
L MW Brett
District Guard
Boston
District Militia
Brett
War Department
William E Dix
F O'Dell
District National Guard
State National Guard
Gan
George H Harries
White House
Big Meeting Programme at Lafayette Theater Tomorrow
Dr Henderson to speak at a YMCA men’s gathering at Lafayette Theater tomorrow afternoon at 2.40. Theodore S Henderson, a noted evangelist, will address the crowd, with music from the Tinted Sintey Marine Band and John Finnegan supplying songs. Evening Bible class and Sundin Club fellowship to follow with supper at 5.73.
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Dr. Henderson
Lafayette Theater
YMC
Theodore S Henderson
New York
Crooked City
Tinted Sintey Marine Band
John Finnegan
Angilary
Maine
Sundin Club
Association
G Street
Hon Fieney
Bob Macfarland
Ole
Mrs Chandler Elected President in Homeless Dogs Board Meeting
At a board meeting at Mrs Mary Howe Totten's residence, Mis Withiam Chandler was elected president to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Mrs Nelson A Miles. The group discussed finding a permanent home site with boarding, care facilities, and a resident caretaker, and began steps toward purchasing suburban land near a trolley line. The society has earned public recognition for two years of work led by Mrs Miles, Mrs Macfarland, and others, with Chandler’s nomination made unanimously by Miss Thomas. Anna J King’s will was filed, naming the heirs per the probate office.
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The
Society For Homeless Dogs
Mary Howe Totten
Mis Withiam Chandler
Nelson A Miles
Miles Mra Macfarland
Thomas
Taade
Allen's Young People Society officers installed at Metropolitan AME
The article lists beneficiaries and names for a will and announces the installation of Allen's Young People Society officers at the Metropolitan AMO church. Officers include president De Witt Campbell, secretary Miriam Finward, treasurer William Tibbs, pianist Laura B. Joiner, and chorister Hey Ward Hunter. A pension office clerk, James M Vious, died at his residence on JI7 8 Street Northeast aged 65. funeral at his home with Rev John Van Schaick officiating. burial at Manchester House Cemetery.
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Allen’s Young People’s Society
Allens
Christan
Metropolian
AMO
Miostreet
Dafteenth
Lot Shopman Tiast
Wailliam Tibbs
J de Witt Campbell
Mirvit Finward
Mirvit Finward Assistant Secretary Mra Halle Bo Fucker
Waillim Tibbs
Waus Goode
Laura B. Joiner
Hey Buward Hunter
James M Vious
Clurb
Mr Houde
Manchester
MNFL
Orlock
F Burnside
The
Potomac
Wis
John van Schaick
Church of Our Paths
Manchesterer House
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Howe
Eva
Dutis
Crnetton
Njewars
Nession
Consumpton
Christ Episcopal Church Southeast
Jesse Ramsburgh
Associated Charities
Wallace Hatch
E. W. Grove
Lendell A. Conner
Bank
Frazier
Hurst
Seventh Street
Stratton
District Naval Militia
Naval Boys
Naval Militia
Puritan
Chef
James Dowling
Multia
Richard
Diaiborne
Richard J Downes
Signal Corps
Heimbeck Ambulance Corps
Dinial & Herzog
Walter J. Kergin
Thomas R Puckett
Tom Vaughn
Samuel T Hazard
Alan 3
Bostman
James “ England
Elwh Horn
John A Adams
Waiter T Trittipoe
Walter Carnes
Parke D Massey
Joseph P Dement
C. G. Sloan & CO
Connecticut Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
Chandler
Miles
Anna J King
Ceres
Roltet
Carmella
Hessmin
Anna Withimia
Whessman
Louie Wilson
Hannah Wilkin
Ann
Mary Eo Milkt
Susin M Sims
Cilia Irelarnd
John Jlunt
Blanch Gatsin
Sharp
Sallie A Marshall
Mir
G Marshill
Whl
Virginia Chessman
Nabisco
Festino
National Biscuit Company
Wena
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