Had Wrong Boy In Court Judge Warns Police On Arrests
In juvenile court Judge DeLacy freed William Tuell charged with larceny of five brooms. No evidence showed Tuell took them. another boy was seen nearby with five brooms. Police from Fourth precinct search for the other boy. President’s clemency note cites ax handle debunking murder intent in Temple case.
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DeLacy
Wiliam Tuell
MC Clark Court
Tuell
Morrig Beltzer
Gurles
Tuele
Art
H Temple
Antlers
Oklo
Temple
CAPT BONNEVILLE BURIED IN HAMPTON VA
Funeral services for Capt Columbus J Bonneville died Monday at his Hampton Virginia home were led by Rev Charles Fate of DumBayton Avenue ME Church. He formerly piloted on Chesapeake Bay, lived in Washington years, survived by his wife and two sons J E H Bonneville and T D Bonneville, both newspaper men in Philadelphia and Richmond.
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Pilot
Hampton
Washington
Columbus J Bonneville
Charles Fate
Dumbayton Avenue
Oak Hhs
Bonneville
Chesapeake Bay
J EH Bonneville
T D Bonneville
Fuiladelphia
Richmond
Chinese Merchant Marries in Virginia After License Refusal
Wong Ping a rich Chinese merchant with ventures in New York and San Francisco married Miss Myrtle in Norfolk after his request to wed was denied in Norfolk Newport News and Richmond. The ceremony took place at Rev H Butler's residence, attended by Mrs Ryne and others, and the couple planned a honeymoon in the capital.
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Merchant
Galifornia
Gail
Norfolk
Newport News
Richmond
Wong Ping
New York
San Francisco
Myrtle
Ryne
H Butler
Second Street
Ping
Wil
North Carolina
Ras
Chinese Bridegroom Fights Family for Washington Ceremony
Mr Ping, born in California, sought a license and a minister in Virginia to wed a Baltimore Chinese woman. An uncle in Norfolk objected, hoping he would return to the Orient. Ping chose to marry locally, plan to unite in Norfolk after family talks, and his wife will visit North Carolina.
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California
Norfolk
Orient
Ping
Virginia
China
Washington
North Carolina
Mr Ping
Baltimore
Will Honor Miss Willard Memorial Meeting
A memorial meeting for Frances E. Willard will be held in the statue hall at the Capitol tomorrow afternoon at 3 0 clock under the auspices of the W C T U of the District of Columbia with Mrs Emma Shelton as president Chaplain Henry N Couden to open with prayer. Addresses will be given by Lillian M N Stevens Miss Anna Gordon and Mrs Margarete Dyeils. The public is welcome. The gathering marks seven years since Congress designated a day to memorialize Miss Willard and the statue was formally received.
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Homor
Frances EF Willard
Statuary Hall
Capitol
WCT 1
District of Columbia
Emma & Shelton
Henry N Couden
Lillian M N. Stevens
Anna A Gordon
Margarete Dyeils
United States Senate
House
Misa Willard
Taft Frees Moonshiner With Education Condition
President Taft remitted a $200 fine for Jack Howard who was convicted in Greenville SC for illicit distilling. The pardon requires Howard to apply the funds to educating children. Howard’s four month sentence ends tomorrow. Raleigh luncheon honors G A R leaders and guests include Davenport and H M Trimble with others from the National Tribune and Potomac department.
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Taft
Jack Howard
Greenville
Howard
E Faunce
G. H Blaybaugh
George Ross
H J. Rice
The
National Tribune
Miss Ellen C Daingerfield Dies in Washington
Miss Ellen Carroll Daingerfield of Washington dies at her residence 14 B street northeast after a life tied to Virginia and Maryland colonial lineages. She was a grandniece of Bishop Carroll and sister-in-law to late Senator John S Barbour. funeral from St Josephs Church Second and C streets northeast tomorrow at 10 AM.
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Ellen C. Daingerfield
Ellen Carroll Daingerfield
Washington
Dangerfield
Virginia
Maryland
Lass Henry Daingerfeld
Alexandria
Saw~all
Daingerfield
Bishop Carroll
United States
John 8. Barbour
St. Joseph's Church
Corner Second and
C_streste
Motions to Quash Denied in Smith Assault Case
Government loses bid to dismiss indictments against James H Smith in a District Court case framed as assault with intent to kill and robbery. Witnesses testified on alibi and police methods while defense attacks on legality of evidence and bloodstain details continued. case adjourned to Monday with Smith expected to testify.
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James H Smith
Justice Anderson
Smith
Morris Bennett
Prince George County
CG W Owen
Hoth
Anderson
United States
Harvey Given
Owen
George C Shion
Charles Strobel
Strobel
Bennell
Tieaith Department
Chemlat Lynch
Fannie Remore
Tabucco
John Walker
Walkers
Shinn
George W Roberts
Saith
Funeral services for Mrs Sarah Woh ater Vale
Funeral services for Mrs Sarah Woh ater Vale widow of Jude Lewis W. Vale, publisher of the Washington Daily Chronicle about 35 years ago, were held at her son Wilmer P Vale's residence at 2250 Cathedral avenue NW yesterday. The Society of Friends, of which she was a member, conducted the simple ceremony. Interment followed at Rock Creek Cemetery.
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8. W. Vale
Sarah Wohater Vale
Jude Lewis W. Vale
Washington Daily Chronicle
Wilmer P . Vale
Cathedral Avenue
Almple
Society of Friends
Vale Wan
Rock Creek
Labor Leaders Face Contempt Hearing In Equity Court
Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor testifies amid controversy over oath obligations to church and state. The hearing before Justice Wright follows actions by Gompers and Mitchell in the Bucks Stove and Range case with editorials read from the Federationist. Morrison says he violated only portions of the court order later challenged by the Court of Appeals. Gompers and Mitchell expected to testify today.
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F. of L
Gompers and Mitchell
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Bucks Stove Sangs Company
Equity Court No 2
Justice Wright
Daniel Davenport
Morrison
United States
Davenport
Nebraska
Mannar
Hiw
Court of Appeals
Bucks
Morrigan
Federationiat
Bir Guupers
Federationist
Wright
Messrs
Gompera
Mitchell
City Bulletins Amusement Listings and Local Ads
A jumble of theater schedules and ads. Listings include Helarco Hamlet and other vaudeville acts with showtimes at various venues. Local bakery and laundry notices promise service and sustenance, with promotional copy on Holmes bread and Congo Laundry.
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Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank
Pa. Ave
Arte la
Imperial
Washington Brewery Co
Phour Lincoln
9Th Street
M. Berman & Son
Slayer
Capt. Bonneville
Myrtle Further
Further
Hotel Gotham
Sea Fie Cay
Wetherbee & Wood
Fifth Ave
New York City
Miss Willard
T. U
J. M. Smith
Chicago
Oregon
Wokat
Chicago and North Western Railway
Caveland
Chestnut Street
Phiiadelphis, Pa
Afr Men's Outfitters
New York Avenue and
14Th Street
City Bulletins
Helarco
Hamlet
Columbia
William H
Marietta
ChasesPolice
Academy
Vaudacilie
Gayoty
Lyceum
Holmer
Holmes
N.Y
Rhkater
Giren Plaza Theater
Phores
Lockumorer
John T’ Crowley
Pee
Btag Hotel
W. L. Douglas
W.l.douglas
Pennsylvania
Topham
Washington, D.C
St. N. W
Washin
Inoneer Wanafactur
John F. Ellis
Penna. Ave
Talking Machine
Victor Talking Machines
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
Starmont
Sddeen
Jesse Ramsburgh
Ryan Devereus
Chevy Chase Ma
Albert Amo
Tharp
Berkely
Spener Private Dalivers
Ernest Gichner
E St. N. W
Ebeley Institute
North Capitol Street
Washington Dy 4
Berlitz School
Frerch Lam Ags
Malta
Ted
Emersom
W. Winslow H. Randolph
West Fotnt
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