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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1907

Page

31

Fervid Love Notes Spark Breach of Promise Suit

Miss Esther Kelly, stage star, says letters from James Nicholson Gallatin urge marriage and prove breach of promise. Gallatin says he loves only her. the case cites ardent vows, multiple notes, and a ruined faith in men.

Ethel Kelly James W. Gallatin Washington Post New York Esther Kelly James Nicholson Gal Gallatin Hotel Astor Bithila Jack” AlAhoosh Dueman Kelly Herr

MARRY AT FIRST MEETING IN EAST ST LOUIS

In East St Louis fifteen minutes after they met J L Gressel sixty wife candidate from Hooper Oklahoma and Nannie Mitchell thirty five from Wytheville Virginia wed by Justice Driscoll. They planned to travel to Greasel farm in Oklahoma after marriage. A romance sparked by a photo album led to their quick nuptials.

The Washington Post Gressel St. Louis Greasel Qokishoma Ok Szhoma Ditnots Mitchell Oklahoma Virginie Inj

Jury Seeks Verdict In Elkins Case In Baltimore

In Circuit Court No 1 Judge Wright presided as the jury deliberated over a claim by Fuller syndicate to recover 506000 for alleged services claimed by Senator Elkins. Final addresses were given by Worthington for Elkins and Yegetti for Burton and Dubreuil amid questions on contracts tied to a proposed 20000000 bond to buy the road.

Justice Wright Presiling Baltimore Senator Elking Fuller Syndicate Justice Wright A. S. Worthington Senator Alkins Osborne J Union Station Senator Elkins

Inventor seeks mandamus to force patent grant

Christian F. Dilg of New York City petitions the District Supreme Court for a writ of mandamus to compel Frederick I. Allen Commissioner of Patents to issue a patent for a ball bearing holding device. Dilg appeals that the Court of Appeals misunderstood his claims and that the complete record and all supporting facts have not been before the court.

Christian F. Dilg New York City District 5Preme Frederick I. Allen Dily District Court of Appeals Commissioner of Patents Dilg Court of Appeals

Smith's Dogs Keep Trail to Washington From Nome Alaska

An Alaska musher Eli Smith writes to The Washington Post from the Nome to Washington dog trek, detailing seven dogs including wolves and Eskimo dogs, the route through Alaska and Yukon terrain, the Old Wolf leader, dangers faced, and plans to reach Washington before Congress adjourns. He notes distances and maps, defends reporter Frank Caldwell's figures, and urges readers to study Alaska geography.

the Post Eli Smith Nome Alaska Washington Washington, D. C Washington City Washington Post Bif Smith Drividge Hering Strait Congress St. Bernard Jim Wolf Jack Sport Klondike River Moose Flats Dawson McKay Herth Wame Wisconsin Nogne Valdez Mt. McKinley Frank Caldwell Indianapolis LE Smith

Wife seeks divorce as husband jailed for cruelty and confinement

Mrs Mollie S Dement, wife of Franklin D Dement, files in District Supreme Court for absolute divorce, child custody, and her maiden name, detailing nine months of confinement with doors barred and threats with a revolver. Dement, jailed since April 1906 for assault, previously took the child and faced police court penalties.

Mollie S. Dement Franklin Dement Florence Harrison Smith District Supreme Court Melle S. Kneas Brewer's Court Twenty-sixth Street F Street

Owens Sues Traction Company for 10000 Damages

C R Owens filed a $10000 damage suit against Washington Railway and Electric Company claiming permanent injuries and humiliation after an alleged assault by a conductor on May 3. He and his wife sought fare tickets at Seventh Street and New York Avenue and he was injured when re boarding near Thirteenth and H Streets. Also cited is Daniel J. Daugherty suing Capital Traction for $1000 in personal injuries from an April 23 incident at Eighth and G Streets Southeast.

C. R. Owens Traction Company Chambers R. Owens Washington Railway and Electric Company Owen Seventh Street New York Avenue Thirteenth H Streets

Wife Sues Mail Carrier for Absolute Divorce

Mrs Maude Kell wife of James H Kell a mail carrier in the District and substitute druggist filed in the District Supreme Court for absolute divorce permanent alimony and custody of their three children. She alleges marriage on September 15 1884 in Washington by Rev Joseph France that she was fourteen. Kell deserted three months after marriage and returned after two years. Immense conflict followed including threats destruction of clothing and belongings. She notes his earnings 1000 yearly as letter carrier and about 10 weekly as relief druggist and claims 25 monthly support from his post office superiors is insufficient.

Dement Florence Harrison Smith Smith Rockville Washington Kell Ninth and U Street Northwest

Letters by Mrs May Open Rebuttal in Murder Trial

In Criminal Court No 1 before Justice Stafford and a jury, Mrs Jennie L May's defense concluded with insanity testimony as the government begins rebuttal by reading letters she allegedly wrote to Conen. A handwriting expert testified all seventy five letters match the writer of three identified by Mr May.

Jennie L. May Justice Stafford Lucien Cowen Marine Band Conen Lieut Santelmann Gen. Eliott Gen. Elliott Baker Ola J. May May Horton Charles Fh, Clark St. Elizabeth's Hospital Creed M. Fulton Mr. Fulton Mrs. May Clark

Will of Z C Robbins Filed For Probate Incompletely Texted

The will of Zenas C Robbins who died January 36 last at 1750 M Street NW was filed for probate. Dated May 5 1903 it appoints Ellwood C Waginhorst as executor and trustee. The trust directs sale of Stoughton Street property to pay incumbances and provide monthly income to Henry Alfred Robbing and Lille McCallum Robbins for the care of widow Mary J Robbins. The widow receives a fixed monthly allowance. Grandson Alfred McCallum Robbins gets education and at 25 years one third net income. at 35 if alive he may take the whole estate. If Henry A Robing has other heirs they share equally. If Alfred dies before vesting and leaves no issue, the estate to his daughter-in-law Le McCallum Robbins heirs and other descendants split.

Zenas C. Robbins M Street Ellwood C. Waginhorst Robbins Police Commissioners of Stoughton Street Henry Alfred Robbing Lille McCallum Robbins Mary J. Robbins Alfred McCallum Robbina Alfred McCallum Robtins Henry A. Robbing Alfred McCallum Robbins Sid Mamed le McCallum Robbins Towie Davie C. Robbing Denepolis Versona Henry

Cardozo Loses Case as Appointments Upheld

Justice Gould dismissed Cardozo's bid to block a board trial, upholding Congress’s method of appointing the District of Columbia Board of Education. The ruling preserves board authority and suggests appeal likely. Cardozo argued lack of jurisdiction, but court found no impropriety in the process.

Board of Education Justice Gould Act of Congress Haulty Court No. 2 Francia L. Cardozo District Board of Education Cardozo Gould Beng United States Supreme Court Federal Circuit Courts Lfe

Will of Eliza Aiken Filed For Probate Tenants In Common

The will of Mrs. Eliza Aiken who died January 13 1906 was filed for probate with an agreement among heirs to hold the devised property as tenants in common. George B R Alken is given life estate in 467 CG Street Southwest with remainder to Julia Alken. Other gifts include Alken 469 C Street Southwest and rear alley house to daughter Teabella Aiken Williams, 473 C Street Southwest and rear alley to Jennie Aitken, and $560 in trust for Northedge. Executor named as Lewis I. ONeal. Heirs agree to undivided one fifth each.

Eliza Aiken Joseph DP Aiken C Street Allay Teabella Aiken Willams Cc Street Jennie Aitken Ils Aiken Northedge Lewis I. O'Neal

Yale Mail Service at Yale Station

Yale estab lished a United States branch post office in 190 to serve the university alone. It has 1,000 lock boxes keyed to dorm rooms, a term bill charge, and reduced annual rates. The facility offers distinct windows for registered letters money orders and general delivery with space added last December.

New Haven Dispatch New York Evening Post Harvard Cambridge Yale United States Fayerweather Het Yale Station Sonny Big Brother Sister Senny Frances Tattor

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