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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1906

Page

4

Terror Letters Alarm Georgetown Catholics with Anxious Fear

Holy Trinity Church leader Father Harlan warns parishioners that strange endless-chain prayers and threats are a fraud, yet fear spreads as copies arrive in Georgetown and nearby neighborhoods. Recipients fear the anonymous missives postmarked Washington Station A and report a single half sheet of cheap paper with odd spelling and no clear sender.

Harlan Holy Trinity Church Georgetown P Street Father Harlan Holy Tomty Church Jesus Christ Rome Washington Thirty -First Street Vic

District Sues for 8300 on Fireboat Contract

The District of Columbia was sued for 2300 by The Harlan and Hollingsworth Company for the Firefighter fireboat. The suit, filed in District Supreme Court by McCammon and Hayden, seeks the remaining 3200 19 unpaid from a total contract price of 49733 after progress payments totaling 46439. The boat was delivered in Washington with changes made after arrival per the contract.

Disrret of Columbia Harlan & Hollingsworth Company Wilmington Del District Supreme Court McCammon Washington District Authonties

Trespass Damages Against Cotter in Georgetown Case

A jury in Criminal Court No 2 before Justice Gould awarded $200 against David F Cotter for trespass. The Georgetown street apartment owners alleged he forced entry after a locked door barred his view of coal deliveries. He objected to smoke from the chimney and the soft coal shipment.

Criminal Court No 2 Justice Gould David F Cotter Georgetown Cotter

Storage House Transferred to Security Storage Company

The American Security and Trust Company transferred the Fifteenth Street storage warehouse to the newly formed Security Storage Company with $400,000 capital. The cash price is $290,000 with assumption of all contracts, plus fixtures, wagons, furniture, and $15,900 in receivables. Also included are related personal property and a floral display by Shaffer's Floral Decorations at Mth & L.

G Street Wight Brasswais, &c Diplomatic Corps England Beng Sheraton Cordova C. G. Sloan & CO American Security and Trust Company Security Storage Company Fifteenth Street

Special Counsel protests petitions in damages for property

Special Counsel Sinclair protested in District Supreme Court against damages petitions filed by John A Schultz and William B Sims for property along Congress street northeast altered grade. The protest argues one claimant failed to file within sixty days and the other lacks proper ownership and authorization, challenging the damages appraisal commission’s authority to consider the petitions.

Union Terminal Station Sinclair District Supreme Court John A., Schultz William B. Sims Congress Street Schults Commission Boes

Woman Had Two Husbands Seeks Separation After Realizing First Was Alive

Elisabeth Pike files in District Supreme Court for annulment of marriage to Walter J Pike begun September 10 1908 in Baltimore Maryland. She previously married Claude R Johnson July 15 1893 in Norfolk Virginia and says he deserted in January 1894. After believing him dead for years she wed Pike in good faith, and only later learned her first husband was alive. No children. She also seeks an injunction to prevent interference while the case pending.

Walter J Pike Baltimore Elisabeth Pike District Supreme Court Claude R Johnson Norfolk Mr Pike

Pruitt Jury 18 Out After Eight Hours Morning Report

The jury in the William KR Pruitt second degree murder case near Twining City failed to reach a verdict after eight hours of deliberation overnight. They are due to report to Justice Wight at 10 am. The morning session in Criminal Court No 1 featured closing addresses by both sides. the judge's charge was given and the jurors retired for the night.

William KR Pruitt William H Steele Twining City Justice Wight Criminal Court No 1 Burkart Johnson United States Charlies H Turner Shay Theo

Will of Fritz Reuter Bequeaths Estate to Widow During Life

The will of Frederick W Reuter known as Fritz Reuter, filed for probate after his death by his own hand last Monday, leaves all property to his wife Adolfine Reuter for life or widowhood with the estate to be divided equally between their two children Gertrude Reuter and Frity Reuter upon the widow's death or remarriage. The widow also inherits the hotel business furniture and fixtures and is named as executing.

Marrage Frederick W Reuter Fritz Reuter Adolfine Reuter

Realty Business Rooms Sees Real Estate Papers Rise

Realty business in Washington shows a strong start to the year with 1650 papers filed for record in the past month, compared with 1273 in January. February begins with 95 filings noted yesterday, signaling continued activity among local real estate dealers.

Washington Recorder of Deads

Miss Amelia Parker Funeral Today in St Margaret’s Church

The funeral for Miss Amelia Parker, who died Wednesday at her Mandota apartment home, will be at 2 o clock this afternoon at St Margaret’s Church Bancroft Place and Connecticut Avenue. Rev Herbert S Smith to officiate with pallbearers Gens Forsythe Andrews Bowman Ovenshine Coppinger Mordecai and burial in Arlington Cemetery.

Miss Parker Amelia Parker Mendota St. Margaret's Church Bancroft Place Connecticut Avenue Herbert S Smith Forsythe

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