Forfeiting Collateral Over Snow Law Violations In Court
About thirty five cases of alleged snow removal violations were heard in Police Court. Most defendants forfeited collateral. three who had none deposited failed to appear. Several named residents were cited or charged, with fines or further hearings ordered.
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John M Henderson
Zacharia T Sowers
Mintwood Place
Sppei
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Nat Coud
Tounsel Pugh
Henry Wo Dixon
Aum Bs Poliuman Wesvnch
Dixon
Twenty Second Street
Lewis
Snow Law Hikes School Cleaning Duties Districtwide
The board asks Commissioners to require street department workers to clean sidewalks in front of city schools after snow. Supe Sudham opposes shifting janitors’ duties and cites limited time and ongoing reforms. He suggests extending supervision and using a fixed crew for sweeping and path clearing across districts during storms.
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Ahelud
Statue for Macfarland at Fifteenth Street Southwest
A Washington association backs a statue for Commissioner H B F Macfarland in South Washington, praising his work on abolishing locomotive smoke emissions. The group discussed grade-crossing elimination, Virginia Avenue access, and street grading, with officers installed at a regular meeting. Also noted, the War Department reports better sanitary conditions in the Philippines and Postmaster General Shallenberger's return from Europe.
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Strike men ready to replace firemen on New Haven Railroad
New Haven Conn Feb 17 A board subcommittee upheld President Mellen denying recognition to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen as to engineers. About 1500 men ready to strike or replace firemen, though arbitration is favored. ballots on granting power to order a strike likely to open Sunday. Officials say 200 of 144 firemen are engineers, contentious between the two brotherhoods over bargaining representation.
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Justice Anderson Signs Order in Sands Case
Justice Anderson of the District Supreme Court signed an order directing the court auditor to account for property held by trustee Sands under the will of Emily Sands. The ruling limits Mrs Anderson to rents for the life tenant and bars removal of Sands as trustee, while allowing an accounting and potential recovery if misapplied funds are found. The decision upholds Sands authority to sell or mortgage for estate benefit and notes ex post facto authority for future actions.
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Defied Federal Court as Hunt Skips Bankruptcy Exam
Chicago, Feb 17. William M. Hunt, president of the defunct Pan-American Bank, defied Federal Court by refusing to appear before Referee in Bankruptcy Wean for examination. Judge Kohlsaat ordered Hunt examined at 4 pm. counsel for Hunt demurred but was overruled. Hunt refused to leave jail at 2 pm. A writ of habeas corpus ordered sheriff to bring Hunt before the referee Monday morning. if he refuses, he will be taken to court by force.
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King Hunt
Negro Attacked Woman In Burlington Home
Burlington New Jersey February 17 a negro entered the home of Mrs Frank Birkett tied her to a sofa and robbed the house before escaping. A posse led by Anderson Slunn county detective searches the woods and authorities in Trenton Philadelphia are asked to watch rail stations and ferryhouses. Mrs Birkett was struck with a blackjack and left unconscious. her condition is critical.
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Mden
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State Masonic
Torpedo Boat Blakely Icebound After Rough Two Day Voyage
Torpedo boat Blakely under Lieut Charles E B Courtney USN arrived at the navy yard Feb 17 after a two day voyage from Newport R I blown off course by severe weather off the Delaware Breakwater. The vessel was ice covered and damaged with the forward mast carried away the whistle bent and several dents to the smokestacks. The crew endured extreme cold and spray freezing upon contact as the ship battled waves. Courtney reported no great danger but expressed relief to reach a thawed, sheltered area.
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Norfolk
Charles EB Courtney
Navy Yard
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Courtney
New York's Daring Bandit Smyth Gets Twenty Five Years
Christopher Smyth alias Sandrock, a young robber known for doorbell hangs and revolver threats in wealthy New York homes, was sentenced to twenty five years in State prison. He boasted the robberies were for fun and mocked victims as police pursued him.
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Christopher Smyth
Sandrock
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Tuberculosis Farms Plan Circulated by Labor Unions
Chicago February 17 labor organizations discuss tuberculosis farms to treat workers in afferent sections of the United States. The plan, proposed by President George W Perhing of the Mgaroakers International Trie, was narrowly rejected but a broader scheme includes other unions and locates farms in North Carolina the Adirondacks the Middle West and the Pacific coast.
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No Yellow Fever Found in Colon Says Health Officer
Health Officer Spratling reports from Cristobal Canal Zone that no yellow fever has been shown to exist in Colon since he took office on July 9 1904. Daily hotel inspections found no cases, and death diagnoses remain unsatisfactory but are fully investigated. no suspicion of yellow fever has emerged.
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Lima Quarantine Tightens Over Smallpox Spread
Lima Ohio February 17 drastic health board order closes public and parochial schools churches opera houses and dances and bars gatherings in public places. quarantine lasts twenty one days. nearly 100 cases reported city wide. two big cigar factories employing over 700 workers shut down.
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Excursions and boarding house recommendations in Virginia
Announced options include electric car hourly service from Aqueduct and a recommended comfortable boarding house in Winchester Virginia. Miss Morehead of Winchester advertises a Piccadilly style lodging with telephone contact.
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