Mrs May Trial Reveals Infidelity and Assault Case
Testimony shows Mrs Jennie L May met Lucien Conen at a friend’s home where alcohol was served as witnesses describe intimate moments and confessions. Prosecution seeks to refute insanity defense amid character evidence and letters, with court rebukes of spectators and expert psychiatric testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowen
Jennie L., May
Lucién Conen
Conen
May
William H. Santelmann
Marine Band
Ole J. May
Mrs. May
Florence Holland
Mrs. Oulahan
Fulton
Mr. Turner
Gen. Elliott
Katie Porsche
Helen Fox
Smith BB. Gelliffe
New York
Treasury picks post office site at Saratoga Springs
The Treasury Department selects a site for the new post office building in Saratoga Springs New York on Broadway and Church Street at the northwest corner. The 120 by 150 foot property is owned by J Collins and F Woodbridge and listed at 63000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Treasury Department
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Broadway
Church Streets
J. Collins
F. Woodbridge
Charities aid distressed German family amid cold home
An Associated Charities agent found a German family with an ill woman and no stove. A stove, fuel, food, and a caretaker were provided, with a nurse alerted. The Citizens Relief Association and Golden Book Fund funded care. funds are running low. Donations listed for both charities include individuals and amounts from $2 to $160, aiding relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Fsnally
Citizens’ ’Relief Association
Golden Book Fund
John Joy Edson
Herbert Wadsworth
Davidson & Davidson
Virginia L. W. Fox
Nicholas Luquer
E. Southard Parker
George Motter Cunningham
Richard Rathbun
Col. E. A. Koeper
M. Orrison
J. Ho McGo
Corcoran Thom
Alphonso Hart
William Waller
Snow Clearing Expands Force To Clear City Crossings
Supt. John T. Twohey announces sixty additional men join 206 already at work plus twelve two horse wagons to clear snow from crossings and junction points. Snow is dumped into sewers. $800 spent Tuesday and Wednesday, $300 left for thaw. Congress urged to approve $5000 snow and ice fund to pay workers for future storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Twohey
Twohey
Mr.Twohey
Supt
Congress
Purse Thief McIntosh Convicted by Jury
James McIntosh was found guilty of robbery by a nine member jury in Criminal Court No. 2 before Justice Barnard. He was remanded for sentence after testimony placed the December 22 theft at First and F streets southeast. Mrs. Rose L. Carroll identified him as the pocketbook owner and the fleeting thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James MclIntosh
Justice Barnard
McIntosh
Rose L. Carroll
First
F Streets
Terra Cotta wreck patients fast recovering in DC hospitals
Washington hospitals rapidly discharging Terra Cotta wreck victims from the Baltimore and Ohio line on December 30. Providence Hospital reports seven patients still under care, while Casualty and Emergency hospitals list recovering or improving cases including Mrs Don Carr and John C Merckling. Mrs Ellen Barnes funeral planned tomorrow at North Capitol church with interment Glenwood Cemetery. Newberry selects private secretary Joseph L Dwyer appointed by Assistant Secretary of the Navy to fill Kilpatrick vacancy, remaining in Washington after March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Providence Hospital
John Kunlo
Casualty Hospital
Richard Elgin
Harry Higbee
Elgin
Don Carr
John C. Merckling
Freedman's
Barnes
Ellen Barnes
John Barnes
I Street
North Canitol Methodist Episcopal Church
Harold M. Rider
Glenwood Cemetery
Mandy V. Ellwood
I. Ff. Harvey
Andrew Barnes
Newberry
Joseph L., Dwyer
Detroit
Mich
Navy
W. B. Kilpatrick
Southern
Elliott & Cheeseman
National Plant ‘Works
Williamsport
Dentist Office Robbed of Instruments and Gold
Thieves broke into Dr. W. L. Buchanan’s dental office at 82 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest on Tuesday night around 11 o’clock, forcing the door and taking dental instruments gold filings and amalgam valued at 100 dollars. The burglary was reported to police today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Buchanan
Pennsylvania Avenue
Goldman Funeral This Afternoon
Louis Goldman aged fifty five dies Tuesday afternoon. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock today from the family residence 1522 Sixth Street Northwest. Burial will be in the cemetery of the Washington Hebrew Congregation. Survivors include his wife Mrs Clara Goldman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldman
Louis Goldman
Sixth Street
Rthwest
Ite
Clara Goldman
Washington Hebrew Congregation
Excursions Sail Daily to Norfolk and Virginia Points
Steamers run every day at 6 20 p m between Norfolk, Norfolk and surrounding Virginia tidewater towns. The ships offer well furnished public spaces, cafes and dining facilities. Tourists frequent Old Point Comfort and Norfolk, with rail connections to New York and other southern resorts during the winter season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Washington
Virginia
Virginia Tidewater
Old Point Comfort
Rydome
Mogmern
Banquet Speakers Highlight National Tailors Meet
Delegates at the National Merchant Tailors Protective Association convention in Arlington heard John Patterson of New York discuss dress class display through history and law. John E. Spann of Chicago and J. H. Walker of Peoria demonstrated garment fit. President Roosevelt welcomed about 25 delegates at the White House and the gathering closes with a banquet featuring Speaker Cannon and lawmakers Littlefield and Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Patterson
New York
National Marchant Tailore’ Protective Association
Ariington
Ihgland
France
Patterson
John E. Spann
Chicago
J. H. Walker
Feoria
Roosevelt
White House
Treasury Building
Arlington
Cannon
Littlefield
Maine
Alexander
H. B. F. Macfarland
Preservation Rules for Government Ruins and Monuments
The act grants federal control over historic ruins and sites with scientific value. Secretaries of War Interior and Agriculture assign jurisdiction over lands inside forest reserves and military reservations. Regulations focus on permits for museums colleges and similar bodies to examine ruins gather artifacts and their disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Gvernment
Secretaries of War, Interior, and Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Interior
Murdered Detective Seeks Thief Route Near Maryville
An early morning disaster near Maryville ends in the mangled death of detective Sohn Newborough. The body suffered severed head and legs with other remains hacked. Authorities find no defect evidence and suspect a locomotive strike or attack by Harrisburg thieves pursued by the detective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marynville
Sohn Newborough
Rma
Harrisburg
Tindall Sells Home at Washington Heights Corner
Dr. William Tindall, secretary of the Board of District Commissioners, has sold his Washington Heights residence and 11,550 square foot lot at the junction of Connecticut Avenue and Columbia Road to Alvin M. Lothrop of Woodward and Lothrop for about 340,600. J B Wimner arranged the deal. Lothrop plans a private residence within the year and may hire an architect soon. Dr. Tindall will remain until building starts. The lot fronts 70 feet on the junction and 165 feet on the avenue, 3.50 per square foot, bought for about 10 cents a foot decades ago amid rising area value due to local improvements and Connecticut Avenue opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tindall
Board of District Commissioners
Connecticut Avenue
Columbia
Washington Heighta
Alvin M. Lothrop
Woodward and Lothrop
J. B. Wimner
Lothrop
Thealte
Jendt ix
Tindall
Columbia Road
Washington Heights
Gun Foundry Proposal Backed by International Machinists
The International Machinists Association plans to urge Senators and Representatives to support a bill funding a gun foundry at the Washington Navy Yard. The national executive board met at the McGill Building to review communications and endorsed the plan. A committee of Hugh Doran James A Reynolds and L Tucker was appointed to study the proposal as the board continues sessions through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Machinists’ Association
McGill Building
G Street
Northwest
Congress
Washington Navy Yard
Hugh Doran
Chicago
James A. Reynolds
Cleveland
L.tucker
Washington
James O'Connell
Be, L. Tucker
Henry Garrett
Atlanta
M. J. Ford
New York
George Preston
Taft pushes approval for Philippine agricultural bank plan
A cable from John MacLeod, president of the Philippine Economic Association, applauds congressional support for a proposed agricultural bank in the Philippines. The message notes broad representation from commerce, agriculture, industry, and various local interests expressing gratitude to House and Senate committees for backing the idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Economic Association
Taft
Congress
Philippines
John’ MacLeod
The
Manila
Economic Association of the Philippines
House
Senate
Agricultural Bank
Islands
Castle Urged for St Paul Postmaster Job
Capt Henry A Castle former Post Office Department auditor and prominent Grand Army member is urged as candidate for St Paul Minnesota postmaster the position vacant after Gen M D Fidners death. Nomination said to rest with Senator Clapp in a strong internal fight with several applicants. Castle previously served as St Paul postmaster before becoming auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Castle
Grand Army
St. Paul
Minn
M. D. Fidner
Clapp
Capt
Castle
Washington
Post Office Department
Castile
Ernest G. Timme
French Consular Agent Garbe Killed in Algeria Accident
Antoine Felix Garbe United States consular agent at Bone Algeria fell from a bridge in Constantine Algeria and was killed He was a Frenchman appointed in 1896 conversion records show the Bone office did little business last year with fees totaling 27 dollars The vacancy will be filled by another foreigner per customary practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bone
Algeria
Antoine Felix Garbe
United States
Hone
Constantine
State Department
Milking Machine Praised by Agricultural Experts
A Bureau of Animal Industry bulletin reports favorable findings on a milking pump used on cows. C B Lane assistant chief of the dairy division and W A Stock ling Jr professor of dairy bacteriology note practical use and significant reduction in germ contamination compared with hand milking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department
Bureau of Animal Industry
The
C. B. Lane
W. A. Stockling, Jr
Connecticut Agricultural College
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Him
Lucien
Mr. May
Court House
Baker
Lucien Cowen
Associated’ ‘Charities
James McIntosh
Madison
Wis
Ashong
Thieven
Tindall Seles
M. Lothrop
Connecticut
GUN Foundry
Machinists’ Association
Urges Agricultural Bank
ST._PAUL
Garbe
Jost
S.S.S
Omega Oil
Progressive
POST
Price
Canada
Washington Sunday Post
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