Court of Appeals records complex motions in DC legal matters
The District of Columbia Court of Appeals entries include motions to dismiss denied in Booth vs Arnold and numerous appellate proceedings. It lists counsel for appellants and appellees, dates for hearings around February 1908, and notes multiple cases with supplemental briefs and continued arguments.
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Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Justice Duell
Justice McComas
Booth
Bret S
Jordan
Conrad Titel
E& Ho Jackson
G J. Macher
Appellant
E Eumg
Appellee
L. J Mather
Adriaars
Ford Wa
Ford Appellent
John Raum
Bof Leighton
Cortelyou
Moughton Company
Appellan
IT Glass
ON Hall
Holmes Conrat
Neoies Vortelyou
Bates & Guild Company
Nothi Stutehine
Langley
Tarcevs
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Appelle
Etter Dow Baker
WJ Lambert
Ricketts
Sun Printing and Publishep Company
Appellanc
D. Wo Baker Vod
Erogan
Appeler
A S War
Riglon
le Pravey
Walter
Macfarland
Laden
Hog Stewart
Apepeli
Ho Thomas
Fel
Ste
Taye
Slaughter
Ter Ho
Davis Anpellee
Atu Eva
J. J. Derhiny
A & Worthington
Lane
Mmarche Appellee
J. Bo McNally
Nota Seba Xo District ‘of Columbia
Glasele
Simona Walt
Viet Calor Appellee
EH Thomas
Real Estate Transfers on City Streets and Squares
A rundown of property transfers across Washington areas including Third Street Southwest between M and N, No 501 H Street Northwest, Orleans Place Northeast, and numerous blocks and squares. Transactions involve Mazenger to Bacfeenheimer. Menke to Barbara R Elizabeth and Clara Menke. Kellogg to Martha Clark Burritt. Gripp to Joe Charles B. Coherth. and others. Monies range around 10 dollars to 31,800 dollars. properties include lots and squares in Columbia Heights, Bloomingdale, American University Park, Mount Pleasant and more.
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Third Street
Richard T. Mazenger
Gustave
Square
Aino
Clara G. Clark
Lot Square
Columbia Haigets
Flunis A. Gripp
Joe Charles B. Coherth
Beate
Tom. Freeman
Square M
S Street
Highteenth
Sumernth Street
Charles D
Charlotte H Coon
Lot
John H. Coon
Belle-Louis Gunsling
Chartes
Mar
Lot St
Delaware
Thomas P. Brown
Francis
Emerson Street
Paul L Webb
Estella
Blockingdale
Corrie Plumb
Joseph D
Thomas F. Harron
Harry A. Hegarty
Totsi
Giesuoro Manor
Henretta Ewing
Fifth- Ster Ig Steel Company
Fourth Street
Washington Loans and Trust Company
Willam
Gustave Backenbeimer
Thomas P. Stephenson
R. Harrison
John
Brightwood Park
George Preston
Peter A. Drum
William A. Hill
Merchants and Mechanics' Savings Bank
Israel Buchanan
Charles F Benjamin
Roger T. Mitchell
Searé Perpetual Building Association
Holmead
Wardman
Charles W. Simpson
Chifford VM
Stoy
Jet
West Brooklaniy Park
Josephine W. Hester
BR. Ed. Smith
Charles B. Fonda
Thomas M. Gale
William PithiKellege
Annie Qui
Arthur T Brice
Wiliam I
Wiliam A. Glesehing
Columbia Hecihts
Henry A. Gripp
William EB. Edmoension
Louis R. Peak
William L. Miller
Thomas L. Seleemin
National Safe Desert, Savings and Trust Company
American Secu
Trust Company
Brookland—Gustavus Y. Graf Et Ax
James * Hood
Jesse H. Wilson, Jr
Fillmore Beall
Jesse H. Wilson
Levin S. Fier
Mary K. Burton
Frank A
Henry H. Hergmann
George M Emmerich
German American Building Association
Bellevue
Charles E. Marlow
Henry H. Bergmann
Charles Schaefer
Northern Liberty
William S. Mionix
Edward T Bates
Charles & Muir
Fred R. Rhodes
John A. Reynolds
John EB. Taylor
Harry Hauptman
John T
Maria L. Donaldson
Sabia
District OF Columbia
Maryland
Ita
J. H. Braqley Company
ING
Tyler & Rutherford (Incorporated
Fst. Nw
Prompervich
Stone& Fatreax
Faw
D.C
WM. H. Saunders & CO
Robert BE. Bradley
Walther H. Acker
C. A
Metzerott
F St
REED
Corcoran
16Th St
Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Incorporated
Fost
Deeds of Trusts Across Washington Squares and Estates
Reading of deeds of trust shows numerous properties in DC suburbs pledged to various banks and building associations. Notable mentions include Brightwood Park and Holmes Estate with sums from 320 to 5,005 dollars, terms from one to five years, rates around 3 to 6 percent, and semiannual or monthly payments.
Indictments Returned by Grand Jury
The grand jury yesterday returned indictments including robbery against Thomas Meekin grand larceny against William McNeil and John Chase assault with a dangerous weapon against Charles Howards forgery against Frank Echols housebreaking and larceny against John Howard John Jackson Henry Berry William Greenwell Samuel Matthews Moses Crawford Howard Dorsey and Samuel Der and assault with a dangerous weapon against William W Wallace and Rupert Lane.
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Thomas Meekin
William McNeil
John Chase
Charles Howards
Frank Echols
John Howard
John Jackson
Henry Berry
William Greenwell
Samuel Matthews
Moses Crawford
Howard Dorsey
Samuel der
Wiliam W. Wallace
Rupert Lane
Notice of Damages Appraisal for Union Station District
The Commission to Appraise Damages in the District of Columbia will meet at 10:30 a.m. on March 12, 1906, at the United States Court House to view streets M street northeast, H street northeast, and others affected by the grade changes for the union railroad station project. Owners of damaged property must file petitions within 80 days. failure to file forfeits rights. CHAS A. BAKER, GEORGE W MOSS, GEORGE SPRANSY, Commission to Appraise Damages.
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Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
District Court of the
United States
Congress
District Court
Supreme Court of
United States District Court For
Union Station
Square
Massachusetts Avenue
North Capitol
North Capitol Street
New Jersey Avenue
F Street
Chas A. Baker
GEORGE W_ MOSS
George Spransy
Susan Turner
Hilla Viray
Tea German
Sarah Brarnel
Annie Gill
Harry Simnia
William Simms
Julie Mall
Sallie Gberhart
Hdna Clark
Mary English
John W. Elliott
Virginia M. Lane
Tile Malls
A. TD
Washington Post
Washington Law Reporter
Wendell P. Stafford
SST
Simian Turner
Kuper
Susan ‘Fu
Harry J. McGowan
Jesse A. McGowan
Susan Purner
Cony
James Tanner
District of Columbie
Harnet
Duckett
District of Columba
Marion Duckett
WM ‘C Taylor
Register of Wills
Marion Duckett & Son
Count's Son Confesses to Embezzlement in Benton Club Case
Henry Angus Rogers, alleging himself to be Count Angus of Denmark's son, is under arrest in Dubuque Iowa. He confesses to embezzling funds from the Benton Club of St Joseph Missouri, detailing the theft and indicating a royal lineage claim.
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Benton Club
St. Joseph
Dubuque
Iowa
Henry Angus Rogers
Count Angus
Denmark
Supreme Court Adverse Possession Suit in DC Lot
Legal notice from the Supreme Court District of Columbia details Tiborson H. Brown as complainant in equity No. 25954 against the Unknown Heirs and others of William B. Hurst to establish title by adverse possession to part of lot 1 in square 397. The order requires appearance within three months from first publication, with publication planned in the Washington Law Reporter and The Washington Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Tiborson H. Brown
Allences
Wiliam B. Hurst
Elehth Street
Seid Eighth Street
Wiliam
Washington Law Reporter
The
Washington Post
Wendell P. Stafford
J. R. Young
J. W. Latimer
Percy Myers
Benjamin
Minor
Window Shades and Dentistry Ad Roundup
An old newspaper page lists local services including window shades with low prices and free hanging with samples, plus dental ads for painless teeth without extraction and long-lasting crowns. It features Kleeblatt's address and Dr. J. E. Wilson offering dentistry at 1203 F St NW and a no-pain claim.
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J. E. Wilso
F St. Nw
Baltimore and Ohio Trains Run Every Hour on Weekdays
Rail lines advertise hourly service between Washington and Baltimore and every other hour to Philadelphia and New York. Through fast, well equipped trains reach Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Columbus, Chicago, Cincinnati, and St. Louis. Information on departures, sleeping car reservations, and fares available at multiple ticket offices in Washington and nearby stations. Dining car service daily with New York to Florida routes and special New York and Florida service. Contact Geo P James, District Passenger Agent, for tickets and details.
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Baltimore & Ohio
R. R
Washington
Baltimore
Philadephia
New York
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Columbus
Chicago
Cincinnnati
Louis
Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Port ‘Lamp
Thomasville
Augusta
Charleston
D. C
Norfolk
Sfectal
Pullman
St. Augustine
Fle
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Geo. P. James
Southern Railway
Harrisonburg
Warrenton
Danville
Way
Washington and
Florida Limited
Columbia
Savannah
Pinehart
N.C
United States
New Orleans
Manassas
Charlottesville
Southern
Palm Limited
Aiken
Savannak
Jackson Ville
Atlanta
San Francisco
Florida Express
Jacksonvile
Port Tampa
Memphis
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Knoxville
Bluemont
Leesburg
Lynchberg
Vickers
Tcket Cares
13Th St
Pa Age
Pennsylvania Stallion
H.W. Spencer
Louisville
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Virginia Hot Springs
Lexingtoo
Lowsville
St. Lon
Chesapeake and Ohio
Fourteenth Street
Pennsylvania
6Th
TD Streets
Richmond
Atlantic Coast
Seiboard Air Line Railway
Newport News
Old Point
Quantico
W.D. Duke
C.w.culp
W. P. Taylor
Trai
Mgr
North-Western Limited
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Duluth-Superior Limited
Superior
Duluth
Peninsula Express
Lake Superior Iron and Copper Country
Illinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Dakosota
Nebraska
Wyoming
Black Hills
R. M. Johnson
Gene
Chestnut St
Philay Pa
RED Star Line
Antwerp
Dover
London
Paris
White Star Line
Queenstown
Liverpool
Boston
Aim Mediterranean Azones
Eline
Tone
Cretic
HES Canopic
Street_N
DAV Lindsaay
Cunard Line
Plers
North River
Carmania
Soy
Cerna
IRA Queania
Ogn
Umbria
Gibraltar
GEA
Naple Adriatic
Caronia
New Mouera
Carpathia
Slavonia
Mediterranean
Adriatic
Trieste
Fiume
Jones
Vernon H. Brown
Broadway
N. We
State Street
Thoston
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Orfolk & Washington Steamboat Company
7Th St
Fort Monroe
Portsmouth
Alexandra
Alesandria
Vannertiogs
Ian Ste —— Co
Callahan
Fort Myer
Falls Church
Rusty
Pennsylvania Railroad Time Schedule Summary
Station at Sixth and B Streets offers daily trains including Pittsburgh Express and Chicago Special with parlor and dining cars to Harrisburg and onward to Chicago Indianapolis Cincinnati St Louis. Regular lines run to Altoona Harrisburg and Cleveland Cincinnati Detroit and beyond with multiple daily departures and through sleeping dining and observation cars. Connections available to New York Philadelphia Buffalo and the South.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Sixth
B Streets
Pittsburg
Chicago
Harrisburg
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Louisville
St.Louis
Main Line
Pennsylvania
Altoona
ST. Louis
Washington
Nashville
Chicago Limited
Cleveland
Baltimore
Marrisburg
ST. Louis Express
Pullman
Western Expricss
Eapress
Buffalo
Vie Emporium Junction
Erie
Ganandaigua
Rochester
Niagara Falls
Himira
Renovo
Williamsport
Buffalo Night Express
Emporium Junetio
Mine
Ice
Canandaigua
Philadelphia
New York
East
Congressionat
Ltmiew York
Philhfethia
Sunae
Boston
Ainspalis
Pone
Pennsyleviaia
B. Wood
Aythrbury
GMO
W. Boyd
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Poraty Covitt
Clabaugh
Beld Ye Eureka Insurance Company
Recen Ieceden
Ecertain Fonds
Remgistr
Nora Complamant
Saljetors
Birney & Woodfrom
Bronson
Sur
Samaa
Coniescu
Pavan
Nerendant
POLY
Stagford
Fottou Lewis
Shee Te Nettera
Os Fidehoper
Rfl
Warren Tree
Anders Sepor
Ty Releaseris Complarmanes Salutor
George MN
Assomets
Hambleton Os Teas
Waiteet Oates
Mikes & TV Lanyer
Sustes Wright
Stentinda
George Po Hoover
Iphoms
Rob Knot
Ber & Miner
Worthington
Ashmen
Hho
Fuster Thomas-“Phumpsutt
Washington Railway
Gail
Shealey
Orchard
Barkaweed
Millan
Staes
O'Day
Warren
Taenas
Shales
Brandestine Noam
Washington Thule
Vamp
Nteess
Jeffords
Chase
Tinglass
George P. Detterss
Thomas
Attorne
Bungtoe Simpson
Gleher Attorness
P forceWelr
Josenh
Stas Ee
Bish
Mae Heral
Petalegsures Company
Attornes i
Anthonys
Ey Rel
Farms
Brenson Construction Company
Ey Mit Plapeffts Ateness
Charles Linkins
Juste Gould
Staples
Orren
Baer
Styl
Leekie
Fulton & Hoy
Our Ter Tueadas
Soues
Vibes
Richard Mahoney
Man Wee
Juste Barnard
Alexander Vs
Busca
de Vets
Cys Raptis
Bibby Bairy
Tay Hee Pee
Suoferland
Judemeny
Bsetuarth
Attarnese
Douglass & Dougla
Rats Utterne
WG Grardiner
Verstec
Plaimlia
Wot Lambert
G KO Diggs
Mais
Metarths
Hiihard Deremtant
A Baus Assiguinert
Neo Imbrew
Xs Woodward
Neouit Rifne Chare Company
Turner Ate
Tembert & Baker
J J Brosnan
J. Boar
Attorness, Cole & Donattsen
Leo Simmons
NOCAT
S. Peer Artif Satu Tz Campane
Kimball Smuth
Simpson
Joseph WA
Nass Laceby
McFarlane
Grant
Waehlngion
Gardin
Iola
Anthony
Sheeny
Thaiwink
American Security and Trost Nipa
W. AM
Tanghuptcy Court
Clabaugi
Washington B. Willams
Pyevis
Wargeman
Pruratoc Court
Justice Stafford
Betete
Charles Fo Ralnitt
Mars
Mary A. Harvey
J. A. Sueener
Mille Creek
A. A Birres Arn Jf Stewart
Brsinren Hannon
Jeife Vionis
Lo A Dent
T. Dee
Ropa BP
Deloss Jones
R. F. Downing
Meek Diggs
Db. Mn
John L. Johnson
J. L. Johnson
Joseph S. Tucker
Househoa Effects
W. Russell Graham
William B. Frazier
Lancaster & Smith
Ignotius S. Spalding
J. L. Tepper
Eliza Diggs
Johnl. Johnson
Johnson
Edith V. Ourdan
Vincent L. Ourdan
Birney & Woodard
Kate McCarten
Helen A. Conway
William L. Conwa
Thomas C. Bradley
Eila M. J. Glover
John L. Glover
John W. Patterson
Euretha M. Eisenhour
Ida M. White
George C Meigs
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Charles W. Smiley
John B. Larner
Francis Miller
Louise H. Bride
David Heinzmark
Washington Railway and Electric Company
De*fendant
TH Gallan
DFP Harris
W. Huske
James J. Roche
BR. H. Terrell
J. P
Plainttff
D. F. Harris
W .C. Shafter
Thomas P. Sheridan
Vertiordin
E. L. Giea
Grand Jury
A. Leftwich Sinclair
Nature
Roland Park Boulevard
Bealtimore County
Cold Spring Lane
S. J. Co
Vivil Engines
Fofin B. Cary
Charles
Fenliagsen
STO Ge
Osburn
Harrisan T. Acelam
Wow
Io Selon
Wehrlandau
Victoria
Arewster
Lenman Birds
N. Y. Ave
Capitol
BLISS
New York Ave
Penna, Ave
New Jersey Ave
CST
Tickey
Nformation Bureau
Railroads
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Penna. Ave
Petersburg
Raleigh
Wilmington
Tampa
Birminham
Mobile
Pensacola
Seaboard Mei
Pullman Sleeper
Hamlet
Birmingham
N. C
Seaboard Florida Limited
St Augustine
Seaboard
Solfa
Pinehurst
Norfolk and Western Railway
Washington, P. R. R
Norfolk and Western
Chattanooga
Bristol
Winstons Salem
Statton
Berryville
Laray
Shenandoah
Elkton
Pennsylvania Station
New York Avende
Overland Limited
Portland
Union Pacific
North-Western
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Chicago & North-Western
Salt Lake
Fast Mail
Colorado
Denver
R. Tenbroeck
G. E.A
New York, N.Y
Southern Pacific
Inquire
Pennsylvania Ave
Piper Lidg
Baltimore St
Washington, D.C
Wisconsin Avenue
Tennallytown
Bislers of Providence
St Mary-at-the Wooda
Ind
Nolé-Tu
Nary
Hamilton
Lafayette Square
Phoebe Hamilton
Emerson Institute
14Th ST. NW
College Preparatory
Winslow Hoxton
White House
Sok
Prin
Oung Wan
Jalexanuna"bolph
Strayer
Business College
Coruth
Sts. NW
Spencerian Business College
Are
Gomat
Holy Cross Academy
Maza
ST. Rose’s Industrial School
Staters of Charity
Hall-Noyes
Frances Mann
A. ML
Ocean Steamers
North German Lloyd
Nouth
Bremen
Kaiser
Maret
ASE
Ronprine
Kroapring
Bremen Direct
Cassel
Uifuesst
Branburg
Aburg
Barbarossa
Albert
Irene
Oelrichs & CO
American Line
Southampton
Atlantic Transport Line
Arlington
Atlantic City
N. J
Resorts
Cariborouah
Ibouse
Cariborous
H White & Sons
fedd&Steaps
Dennis
Waltope Momaly
Haddon Hall
N. J. Awats
Hamelika Surceindinga
Leeds & Lippincott
Holmhurst
Ivan Tate
Bie
Anne
Lede
Henry Darnsto
Rudolf
Fae
Galen Hall Hotel & Sanatore
ST. Charles
Traymore
Feary Traymors Hotel Company
Chas. O -Matqult FE
Wwmits
Manaxer
Westminster
Fey Sewerk
Washington Hotels
Cairo
Atsola LE LY Eporle
Ferry Purse
the Occidental
Crepren Hoot Anjomn
Driscoll
Ist
Boste NW
H.W
Corral F. Griet
Ebbitt
Arms and Navy Headquarters
Rhode Island
R. 1
Avenue N. W
Marsion
Sulea
Binet Welt Riten Ossters
Ail Sey Ieulty
St. James
Pine Beagh Hotel
Sirsoz
Agianing Jametiosn
Tapoainen
Maine
Niles
Royrr
Lexington
Summerland
Twatesburg
South Caraling
South Caraling, Ver. Dhing
Wien
Vanaseven
Southland
Ington
Wattsburg
Finkey
Woous
Tre
ST John & CO
Pinca
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