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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1907

Page

3

Wife testifies in murder case as husband sits with bound hands

Dr James W Simpson faces trial for murder as his wife Mrs Julia Simpson testifies about the fatal shooting of her father Bailey Horner. The courtroom scene shows emotional testimony with the defendant avoiding eye contact while a Polish interpreter handles a disobedient witness. The judge rejects motions to drop charges and adjourns proceedings to the next morning.

Washington Post Riverhead S. 1 James W. Simpson Julia A. Simpson Bailey T. Horner Simpson Ella Horner Manton Papa Waza

Local Undertakers and Embalmers Directory Listing

A collage of Washington DC funeral homes is listed with names and addresses including W R Speare 940 F Street NW WM 5 Riley 209 2d St, J William Lee Ard Embalmer, Commodious Crematorium, Hindle Bayliss 5th and NW, Thos R Nalley Son 1231 11th St SE, Harvey Sons 14th St NW, John M Mitchells Son 730 12th St. Each entry notes telephone numbers and emphasis on first class service and modest prices.

W. R. Speare F Street N. W Riley J. William Lee Ard Pennsylvania George P. Zarhorst Saneral R. Nalley & Son 11Th Street R. F. Harvey's Sons Fourteenth St. NW Mneder Fommedisus Chapel John M. Mitchell 12Th St Puneral

Funeral Designs by Comley Bros Florists in Northwest

Comley Bros Florists offers funeral designs and cut flowers at 2304 Wis. Ave. NW with contact Weat 142. Also noting GuDe 1914 Fat NW with phone M. 43979. Funeral designs of every description at moderate prices.

Geo. c. Shaffer Comley Bros., Florists Wis. Ave Gude Northwest

Gifts For Needy Acknowledged By Charities

The Associated Charities and Citizens' Relief Association acknowledge gifts to aid needy families. Donors include Mary V. Clarke with multiple amounts, Glover, McLanehap, Winston, Van Dyke, and others, totaling varied sums for food, fuel, and emergency relief. Contributions are received via treasurer John Joy Edson.

Associated Charities John Joy Edson Castles C. Glover Mary V. Clarke G Willam McLapshan Robert Donaldgon Guy Norment Juline Gar- Ansis D. I Leman Tiffany Nathaniel L. Francis Philip K. Reily A. P. Webster John 3. Ward E. J. Thompson Helen Newell Garfield Richard Wainwright Anne van Dyke Louise B. Hackeman K. Galnea Helen B. Tenner Isaac Winston Alfred C. True L. D. Underwood Citizens’ Relief Association Corcoran Them G. Wiliam McLanehap Tsasc Winston

Tailors Meeting Delayed By Travel Trouble

The Administrative Council of the Merchant Tailors National Protective Association of America postponed its meeting until this morning due to the Congressional Limited failing to arrive in Washington on time. President Twyeffort and several members were expected on the train. the council will meet at 10 o clock before the convention opens.

Merchant Tailors’ National Protective Association of America Washington Twyeffort

Licensed To Marry In Multiple County Notices

A list of marriage licenses issued for couples including Felice D Amico and Fulppine Perticone in Baltimore and several others across Virginia, North Carolina, New York, and Norfolk with various clergymen officiants noted. The fragmentary notices name the would be spouses ages and locales such as Leesburg Warsaw Afton Little Eaton and Nashville areas with several Rev. ministers referenced.

Felice D'Amico Fulppine Perticone Baltimore Edward James H. Houser Manadie G. Pritchett Sunlight H. Greene James Wiliam Kinnler Helen Haya Buros Afton Rey D. C. MacLend William B. Adams Leesburg Mary Blo William Morrion Hoyle New York Lillian M. Cardea Martin O'Donahue Thomas Armatead Elizabeth Lenfer S. PW. Drew William H. Jackson Martha A. Warner Hey. W. A. Janéu Prederick Johnson Lucy Thompson FL A. Armstead Tease Osborn Wille Jones Gantga W. Les Lewis Williams Janie Forrest M. W. Clair M. Newton Rachel Middleton Aquilla Sayles Charles Wilken Annie Jacknon Her Bishop Johnson Frank King Little Eaton

Health Office Record Lists February Deaths Across District

Health office summaries report February deaths including Edward J. Anderson aged 81 and Elizabeth Willis aged 23. Names span multiple streets and hospitals with ages from days to 82, listing Roberta Childs, Margarite Parker, and others. Train collision at First and N streets injures Henry Twigge. horse killed. Laxative Bromo Quinine ad promotes cure for colds with 25 cent price.

Edward J. Anderson St. Ne Frank Olden FE St Elizabeth Willis Rumasy H. Hipson Wit Kalorama Rd John G. Bright Harvart St. Aw James Stuart Garnett Marpial Mary J. Wood Va. Ave Olaf Christopherson Hosp Ins Lucy Garnett Sullivan's Eunice M. Briant Hamilton Hotel K St Hattie Smith Ist St. Sw Melicea B. Gorden Preedman’s Hasp Scott Deanwood Clara Hall Poplar St. Nw Margy Smith Willow Trea Ct Theodore T. Darton Henry Twiege Patterson Street Baltimore and Ohie First N Streets Twigce

Lottery mercy plea as Honduras company faces prosecution

government aims to press forward with prosecutions of Honduras Lottery Company officers and stockholders over lottery law violations. raids across 20 cities yielded damaging evidence including prize lists in Mobile. officials note the company’s vast US operations, stock value, and payments for concessions while pledges to dissolve are rebuffed.

Honduras Lottery Company United States Washington Department Mobile

Dedicatory Exercises Mark Presbyterians Home for the Aged

The Washington Presbyterians voiced plans to found more denominational homes as pastors spoke at the dedication of the Presbyterian Home for the Aged on 14th Street NW. Board president B H Warner presided, with Rev E Thompson opening prayer and several ministers giving brief remarks. The event featured singing, reception helpers, and tea service, and the home currently houses three residents with Emma E. Jones as matron.

Washington Verita S. Hamlin Church of the Covenant Wallace Radcliffe New York Avenue Church Albert Evans Metropolitan Church Thomas €. Noyes Sweet Home Theodora North-McLaughlin Board of Women Managers Radcliffe Hamlin MacLeod Cummins Bailey C. A. Smith Warner Thompson Miss North Miss McLaughlin Hollyday Miss Simpson Miss Morse Miss Gobls Miss Boulter Emma E. Jones

Union Alumni Dinner Highlights Union University Leader Address

At the Shoreham Hotel union alumni banquet, Dr. A V V Raymond president of Union University, delivered the principal post prandial address. He noted deaths of former leaders and announced Carnegie’s $100000 gift is assured. Election of officers followed the business meeting led by Rep Joseph E Ransdell as president.

Union University of Schenectady Shoreham Hotel A. V. V. Raymond University Timothy E. Wilcox Franklin H. Hough Norman E. Webster, Jr Dana J. Wood Philip J. Ryan

Briand Proposal Elicits Catholic Support Across Sects

Moderate Catholic organs and lay Catholics warmly back M Briand's circular to prefects on church premises and parish priest access. Cardinal Richard convened Paris priests in secret to convey instructions as Vatican officials remain reticent awaiting the document text.

Paris M. Briand Richard

Holland's New Constitution Proposal in Dutch Report

The commission appointed to revise Holland's constitution recommends shifting succession to children born after abdication, authorizing states-general to provide for succession in emergencies, and making approval of treaties needed. It also seeks proportional representation, women's eligibility for election, uniform candidate qualifications, and gives the first chamber amendment rights alongside approval or rejection of bills except for the budget.

the Hague Web Holland States-General Alsc

Redmond Re elected Leader of Irish Parliamentary Party

Dublin February 4 The Irish Parliamentary party unanimously re elected John Redmond 28 chairman of the party It was decided not to readmit Daniel D Sheehan who resigned his Cork middle division seat in protest of his treatment by the party and was re elected for that division unopposed in May 1901

Dublin Irish Parliamentary Party Today John Redmond Daniel D. Sheehan House of Commons Cork

King and Queen Visit Fallieres in Paris

In Paris on February 4 Edward and Queen Alexandra met President Fallieres and Mme Fallieres. They did not appear publicly, then toured in a car to Versailles for lunch with the painter Detaille. The royals later toured the Versailles palace galleries and museum.

Edward Queen Versailles Palace Paris Eline Edward Queen Alexandra Fallieret Mme. Fallieres Versailles Detaille Palace of Versailles

Brown Addresses Washington Teachers on Education Progress

Dr. Elmer RK Brown the newly named Commissioner of Education spoke to Washington teachers at Central High School on the educational progress of the United States over the past fifty years. Percy M. Hughes introduced him. He noted advances in universities and secondary schools, city and county supervision, elimination of sectarianism without weakening moral training, and greatly expanded curriculums.

Elmer RK. Brown Washington Central High School United States Percy M. Hughes

Adoption orders create bonds with birth and step relations

Three District Supreme Court applications seek adoptions making heirs of grandparents and guardians, including Davis adopting grandson Herman C. Davis Jr and Belt adopting Pearl Milton. Simonds seek Forest John Simonds. Also notes the funeral of Mrs Harriett Leavenworth Gibson and a bakery wagon horse incident on Girards Street.

District Supreme Court Frank P. Davis Park Road Herman C. Davis, Jr Herman C. Davis Rosa F. Davis Illiam Belt Q Street Northwest Pearl Milton St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum Baltimore John W. Milton England J. Simonds Forest ¢. Newcomb Washington Hospital Forest John Simonds

Schooner A Catton Stranded South of Ocean City MD

A schooner named A Catton, en route from Norfolk to New York with piling cargo, ran ashore four miles south of Ocean City Maryland. The telegram dated Sept 5, relayed by I Kimball of the se saving service from Ocean City station keeper. Crew reportedly remains aboard as the vessel remains grounded and seeking.

New York Norfolk USA Ocean City I. Kimball Gon A. Catton

Court To Resume Docket After Midwinter Recess

The Supreme Court spent the midwinter recess in receipt of motone and readiness. Cases that have been argued and submitted await resumption on February 25 with the docket to be taken up again after recess.

Supreme Court Motone

Lecture on interior China at Vermont Avenue Church

Dr W H Dm of Forman Memorial Hospital in Young Kong China will deliver a talk on conditions in interior China at the Vermont Avenue Christian Church near an acre west day February at under 8 BUETICES at the Du Pot Columbia Christian Endeavor Union.

W. Hdm Forman Memorial Hospital Young Kong China Vermont Avenue Buetices du Pot Columbia Christian Endeavor Union

Hand nailed to pole sparks Maryland mystery case

Washington police and Prince George County authorities investigated a Sunday morning discovery near Forrestville of a severed hand nailed to a telegraph pole. The dismembered limb, missing a finger, bore red clay traces and a carbolic scent, with officials considering a prank or cemetery desecration. An elderly man seen nearby on Saturday evening may hold clues as investigators seek the vandal responsible.

Forrestville Prince George County Atwell Gray Stansbury Arthur Suit Washington Washington and Marlborough Pike Chesapeake Beach Richie Station Smith Luft Silver Hill Boardman M. Hampton McGruder Maryland

Sleuth Uses Disguise to Nab Exciseman in Street Heist

Sergeant Ryan of the Fifth precinct arrested John H. Brown known as the hoofing barkeep for violating excise laws. Brown, in a disguise of ocher overalls a blue jumper and a dirty slouch hat, accepted a drink and payment before being pursued to the station.

John H. Brown Seret O. C. Ryan Fifth First Sergt. Ryan Ryon Brown Bryon Imore Houge Hyon

Funeral of Judge Howard Lander in Washington

The funeral for Judge Howard Lander who died at his home on 193 H Street NW was held yesterday at 2 30 PM from All Souls Church with Rev Dr Ulysses G B Pierce officiating The burial was at Arlington Cemetery Honorary pallbearers included Frank W Hackett S F Emmons Perciver Hall B H V Wiley John W Davidge and Pickering Dodge O'Donnell Funeral Morning sent a floral offering The article also notes the funeral of Thomas O Donnell of 25 East Capitol Street to be held at 9 20 AM at St Peter s Roman Catholic Church with a requiem mass He was born in Limerick Ireland in 1825 and lived in the city for fifty years

Albrecht Joan CG Agnes Flinrick Albrecht Evening Star Barbarin Jane Oliver Dr. Francis Sinclair Barbarin George D Mary D. Abbott Christ Church Georgetown Becker William M Mary D. Becker Tenth Street Mars A John W. Burroughs Brockridge Prince George County St. Thomas’ Church Croom Marlboro Crowell Henry Ph L. Crowell Wilson Memorial Church Foley Sixth Street Michael P Bertha Woley Glenwood Cemetery Freer National Homeopathic Hospital C. Clifton C. C. Freer Brentwood Lee Rockville Hall George L Lucy Senit Hail Thirteenth Street Ryland M. EE Milwaukee, Wis Mary Thomas Richard van Dyke, Jr New York City Sauther Henry CC. Payne Harriett Leavenworth Gibson Horatio Gates Gibson Twenty-third Street St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Hov Alfred Harding Rock Creek Cemetery William Croster Charles N. Hobbs R. T. Rutherford Benjamin Alvord D. J. Rumbough Eben Siwitt Howard Lander H Street All Souls’ Church Fourteenth and I Streets Arlington Cemetery Ulysses G. B. Pierce Fierce Frank W. Hackett S. F. Emmons Perciver Hall BH. V. Wiley John W. Davidge Pickering Dodge Seattle Post-Intergencer O'Donnell Thomas O’donnell East Capitol Street St. Peter's

Local Education Talk and City Notices Highlight Evening News

Dr Elmer S Brown commissioner of education lectured at Central High School on The educational progress of the United States during the past fifty years. A wagon accident near East Capital Street caused milk loss but no injuries. Deaths include Joseph Pennate at Viking dairy and John Dormy Lalndgon. Requiem mass for John Morgan at St Peters Church. Funeral for George J Hall planned from Ryland M Church. Alpha Phi Prize Debate set for Friday at Andrew Rankin Chapel on the topic that stripes are more hurtful than helpful to workers. John Isent fell through a Langdon coal chute at the yeast factory, receiving injuries and hospitalization.

United State Elmer 5 Brown Céntnel High School Griffith Atrest Itfam ‘Graves Alana Seventh_atrest Loulaiana Avotina Joseph Pennate Viking Dairy Farm Bladensburg Road John Dormy Langdon St. Peter's John Morgan Ils McCormick George J. Hall Rome Ryland M Hell Tact MA Tauer Tah Camualty Atbula

Thaw Case Adjourned As Defense Seeks Time To Name Witnesses

The district attorney demands named first witnesses for the defense with cross examination to be ready. Judge Fitzgerald adjourns to 10:30 am tomorrow, hoping counsel exchange courtesies to speed the case. Thaw, led to the Tombs, appears relieved at the early halt. David N. Carvalho, a handwriting expert, attends as a new defense figure. Thaw's counsel offer no statement on his potential testimony.

Attornay Jerome Atterney Délmas Fitzgerald Thaw David N. Carvalho Harry Thaw Carvalho

Impressed by Young White in Thaw Trial

In a Evening Mail column Homer Davenport admires Lawrence Grant White son of the murdered architect. The nineteen year old testifies with a poised, clear voice while Thaw studies him, and spectators including Mrs Carnegie react with keen interest as the judge and jury focus on his remarks.

Washington Post New York Evening Mail Homer Davenport Thaw Fiarry Thaw Lawrence Grant White Barry Thaw Mr. White Stenford White

Thaw Juror J S Denee Lived Here In Washington

Thaw juror J S Denee once lived in Washington and served as traveling freight agent for the Southern Railway after starting as a stenographer in Selma Alabama. He accompanied B S Niel to Washington and later to New York as part of the railway’s staff. Friends say he will decide the case according to evidence presented.

J. S. Denee Washington J. & Denee New York Denee Selma Ala John H. Bridges Southern Railway B. 3S. Niel Mobile and Birmingham Railway Southern Mt. Niel

Weather Outlook and River Conditions Report

Weather conditions show a general snowstorm across Southern New England and the Middle Atlantic, with rain in the South Atlantic and Gulf states. Moderating temperatures expected in the Northwest, with ongoing snow from the Middle Atlantic into New England, and high winds along the coasts. River stage notes for Memphis, Helena, Arkansas City, Greenville, Vicksburg, and New Orleans indicate slow declines or minor rises, with forecasts for continued changes through Wednesday.

New England Middle Atlantic Mississippi River South Atlantic Gulf States Alabama Georgia Dakotas British Northwest Upper Ohio Valley Lower Lake Region Upper Lake Region Middle Mississippi Valley Teniesdee Atlantic Coast Northwest Gulf Coast Steamera European Grand Banks Minslenippi Memphis Helena Eye Arkanes City Greenville Vicksburg New Orleans

Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Offer to Readers

Readers may obtain a free sample bottle by mail to prove Swamp-Root’s claimed benefits for kidney, liver, and bladder ailments. The ad lists back pain as a symptom and urges sending address to Dr Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, with notes on urinary issues, nocturnal urination, sediment in urine, and related health concerns.

Nature Bright Kilmers Dr. Kismet & Go Amton, N Washington Daily Post

Monument Fund Grows for Confederate Memorial

Rev Randolph H McKim treasurer reports strong support for a Confederate memorial in Arlington Cemetery. The fund aims at 40000 dollars though Daughters of the Confederacy insist on at least 60000 dollars, pledging 2000 annually until the target is met. Legislation appeals to Southern states are planned to boost donations from patriotic groups and individuals. Moore Hill attorney Wilton J Lambert filed a five year lease recording 123% G Street NW from Charles E Foster. First term rent 13000 dollars, renewal 15000 dollars. Moore Hill to relocate offices to new quarters once construction completes, adjoining the Colorado Building.

Randolph H. McKim Confederate Monument Association Arlington Cemetery Sanodation Moore & Hill Wilton J Lambert Recorder of Deeds G Street Charles E. Foster Colorado Building Fourteenth Street

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