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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1910
Page
9
The testimony reveals Ballinger aides pressing to expose alleged document suppression by Glavis. Glavis admits copying many government papers and faces questions about letters from the Land Office and missing items. The committee debates admitting letters as evidence while Glavis defends his actions as focused on uncovering misconduct.
The Washington Chamber of Commerce board endorsed resolutions regretting the departure of Allen D. B. Albert Jr. from the city and instructed Secretary Grant to procure an engrossed copy and forward one to Mr. Albert.
National legislative convention of the Automobile Association of America opens in the Willard red room at 10 am. Delegates from over twenty states attend to push uniform auto laws and Federal registration. speeches by Senator Chauncey Depew and others outline the program and motives.
Harry King walked into No 1 precinct Saturday and gave himself up saying he was tired of dodging police. He pleaded guilty in police court and was held on $1000 bail for the grand jury. King and Harry Vernon had forced entry into a grocery store on Third and C streets NW and took $10. Detectives traced them via a photography receipt and plate, tying the men to the robbery. Vernon pleaded guilty and both men faced higher court arraignments.
Funeral services for Cr. Eaton were held at 1018 T Street NW this morning with Rev Dr Robert Ye Foundry officiating. Burial followed at Arlington. Eaton, chief of the Treasury, died suddenly after a brief illness on Saturday. He leaves a wife four sons and four daughters. The family lived in Washington and Cape Charles Virginia.
Washington students and staff witnessed the Brownieker car demonstration as it climbed a steep hill beyond Washington Automobile College. The program promotes certificates of instruction at the Washington Automobile College with prizes of cars, coupons, and a three week contest timeline.
Mrs. Zelaya returns to Washington with her young son after years abroad amid Nicaragua’s civil conflict. Alfonso Zelaya tours South America as a concert artist while the couple plans to remain in the capital region, though their hearts stay with Nicaragua. They describe the upheaval as the country falls under anarchist control and mourn the abandonment of the old regime.
Real estate items announce auctions for Trustess of Jot ou west aide of Twents-Aret street lot 133 in W. B. Mover cubdtelaton of Tots In aquare 10. £3 at 4:20 this afternoon. Livingstons ao Sidney smith trustees Adam W Weschtel auctioneer. Frame dwelling at 119 Hetree northwest with lot 29 feet front depth 85 feet 3 inches at 3 tomorrow. Charles F Honseno trustee Walter B Williams & Co. sale of three-story brick ten-room dwelling 241 W street northwest Am Dtolt Park Leotarrow afternoon at 4:89. Owen & Gon sellers. Senator Frank B Brandeges of Connecticut bought the large residence at 1614 K street northwest through Boss & Phelps. Remodeled, kept as investment. Price about $18,000. Westery building to get new windows on Fourteenth street side. addition due by week’s end. Frederic May announced sale of northwest corner sixteenth and K street lot of 100 feet on B street, depth for a house. Mrs Mulligan to erect home there. Willige Gibbs and Daniel sold 1831 U street northwest for Andrew C Shannon One of three new residences on north side of U a treat northwest east of the Chinese Legation. House faces south, panoramic city view Roman brick Indiana limestone trim, colonial porches, red mansard roofs. Ten large rooms two tiled baths hot water heating. Lot about 20 by 116 feet. Interior with gas and electric fixtures, mantels, bevel plate mirrors. $8,500 paid for investment. These homes by Capital Building Corporation exemplify high-class residential architecture in the northwestern city.
The Rev John D Creeden and the Rev Siristayher Sullivan professed final vows as priests of the Society of Jesus in Dani gren Chapel on Feast of the Purification. The ceremony followed Jesuit vows of poverty chastity and obedience as they renounced earthly ties. A 6 30 mass preceded an academy of music at 10 featuring poems and songs in their honor.
The attorney general and the acting secretary of the treasury held a conference on the corporation tax law focusing on the publicity clause. They aim to balance preventing disclosure of corporate secrets with concerns raised by smaller firms. The Hermann land fraud case concluded with a disagreeing jury verdict and discharge.
A central storm moves from Wyoming to the Illinois region by Tuesday night. Colder air follows with snow in the northern plains and Great Lakes. Eastern states see fair weather otherwise with a sharp cold wave into the Rocky Mountains and plains. rainfall and snow expected in the Ohio valley and middle Atlantic states by midweek. Moderate to brisk winds along the coasts. Local readings show a low night around 26 to 28 with a 43 degree maximum.
Dennis Trapley of Savannah proclaims a cheap chemical process to color roses and cotton black, claiming it could slash dye costs. He seeks a patent with support from Rep. Edwards and Col. Lawton, and plans to exhibit a black bloom and black cotton in Washington.
Four Wisconsin reservation chiefs, accompanied by interpreters and attorneys, reached Washington last night around 6 40 at the Vendomer Hotel with their retinue following. The party also includes four young members seeking redress for alleged mistreatment.
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