High Private Winner Looks Best for Big Stake
The likely favorite High Private heads toward a major California Classic, with Washington's Birthday at stake and Mercy Fulletta and For della Go also prominent. Taplin and Lee share jockey honors as short prices appeal in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wills
Washington
Fulletta
Fordella
Taplin
Lee
The Winners Oakland and Los Angeles Night Races
Race results from Oakland and Los Angeles detailing numerous entrants with betting odds. Winners include Dainty Belle and High Private, with results and odds listed across multiple venues and horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Jack Dennerson
Scoville
Argonaut
Mentry
Fulletta
Taplin
Private
Lae
Dainty Belle
Fordailo
Lee
Los Angeles
Milpitas
Powers
Sepulveda
Shilling
Lady Irivia
Galves
Pluto
Progress
Aubuchon
Creston
Tampa
Froseboro
Burton
Jameshall
Pendergast
Momentum
Lovell
Mertse
Brannon
Tabitha
Reed
Sarraugh
Smith
Tampa Results From a Confused Race Card
A garbled racing result list mentions Stulongs Rose and multiple horses by fragmentary names such as Feeney, Klamesna, Anna, Kathe, and Tabitha. It cites various race legs and placements with unclear distances and crews, reflecting a disrupted OCR capture of a Tampa slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
Turitton
Jose Arle Malecun
She Wall
Ght
MO Dawson
Tabitha
da Amador
Wilasts
Unclear Event Card Names Hit The Field
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous names and terms across places and people such as Oakland Virginia and Tampa with misread spellings like Mansaed and Bratelens. No coherent event or outcome clear. likely a scatter of names from a sports card or roster page.
First to Do Mile Walk Test At Oval Academy
Lieut Walter Vernon, from Michigan and graduate of 1901, completed the mile walking test for physical fitness at Oval Academy. He finished in the required three days, maintaining top condition, and reported to the superintendent after the test. The route covered 48 miles, with two 24 mile segments, completed in just over 11 hours total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Annapolis
Walter Vernon
Michigan
Oval Academy
Cadets’ Court Martial Sentences Altered by President
President acts on two Cadet Privates Carl F McKinney and Calvin M Smith cases. McKinney’s dismissal is commuted to restricted confinement until July with tours. Smith’s findings are disapproved and he is restored to duty after charges of conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman are deemed unsupported by evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl F. McKinney
Calvin M. Smith
McKinney
Smith
Supply of brassards by medical department under Geneva rules
General orders from Gen Bell place the medical department in charge of stamping and delivering brassards to all persons entitled to neutrality under the Geneva Conventions. The unit also issues identity certificates for sanitary service members without military uniforms. These duties were previously handled by the quartermaster's department. Brassards are armbands worn on the upper arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Geneva
Colonel Adams to be Relieved in Grand Rapids Rivers Work
Major Keller TRANS relieves Col Milton B Adams in charge of rivers and harbors work near Grand Rapids Michigan. Adams, senior colonel of his department, will retire April 11 after a career starting at West Point in 1905. He served at the War Department under Gen Casey and rose to colonel in 191?. awaiting retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton B. Adams
Grand Rapids
Mich
Charles Keller
Corps of Engineers
Detroit
Adams
Pennsylvania
United States Military Academy
War Department
Casey
Yankee to be saved as cruiser kee wreck raised
Commander C. B. Marsh of the cruiser kee, sunk in Buzzards Bay while being towed to New Bedford, is in Washington for a naval militia meeting and expresses confidence raise efforts will succeed despite weather delays. Annapolis notes report resignations of twenty midshipmen after annual exams, with six failing and twenty to be dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Marsh
Buzzards Bay
New Bedford
Mass
Washington
Naval Militia Organization
Annapul
Naval Academy
I. Canon
Julian
Flg. Peters
UH. W. Tearlaces
Croker
Racing Entries Show Wide Field of 2-Year-Olds and Open Sprints
Long list of horse entries across seven races with selling stipulations. Notable horses include Autiga, Deneen, Atanam, Cinnamon, War emt, Cuernavaca, and Warden. The card features four-year-olds and up in multiple distances from four furlongs to one mile and seventy yards. Silent betting odds and various purses appear throughout the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menden
Detor
Lucky Hite
Frithee
Mage Geongin
Amelis
Ruse
Ghlden
Lena Maris
Greva
Huall
Duke of Orleans
St. Avan
Cuernavaca
Pulford
Erenede
Boog
Koran
Tanghaw
Honest
Charlie Warkbox
Warden
the Peer
My Tour
Wir Fleet
Louis Streuber
Yakima Belle
Ser Ben
Foot Loose
Herman Doyle
Toll” Gatherer
Vivani
Wimple
Karode
Humero
Francis Joseph
Id B
Kyados
Vottrome
Slippery
Puras
Kitty Cunard
Stir Ble
Austen
Ston
Moternis
Chester Krum
Tom O'Malley
Sempronette
Litlum
CH. Patten
Sdnta Je
Shoemaker
Slike Morett
Arthur Rouse
the Wale
Yare
Olfa Gad
Velling
Att Karanarkin
Lady Kitty
Agnes Virginia
Byron
Carthage
Rockstone
Rip’ Rep
Albert Star
Captain Kennedy
Granda Dame
Harry Scott
Meriings
Vanen
Aduration
Christine A
Aunt Rose
Mits Gm
Cloua
Diamond Nose
Lult G
Helle of Biase
Gelslarly Day
Hod
Garland
Pills
Heywonll Belle
Bertha
Woodthorpe
Audubon
Skylark
Charley Hrenes
Doctor Wels
Lind Embry
Libero
Lucy Marie
Wach
Altar Boy
Pen
Bik Rod
C. Glamp
Boomerang
Lady Carding
Else F
Tommie
C. A. Kidd
C. B
Merry Belle
Trey of Spader
Fianniey
Judge Treen
Braeman
Ensley
Elder
Risk
Artfwl Dodger
Laughing Byex
Bigh’ Boy
Danaldo
Elysium
Igilant
Hed. Sie Downie
Parant
Fayson
Jon Fallert
Ora Sudduth
Teeta
Quick Silver
Prince ‘Alert
Cosmo
Court martial verdict on Captain Qualtrough of Georgia
A motioned summary of the Tangier dinner court martial finds Captain Edward F. Qualtrough guilty of intoxication and conduct prejudicial to naval discipline. He is sentenced to six months suspension and loss of ten numbers in rating. Witnesses include Rear Admiral Wainwright and officers aboard the Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Edward F. Qualtrough
Attleship
Georgia
Quattrouga
United States
Gummere
Tangier
Wainwright
Nebraska
Qualtrough
Schroeder
Potter
Nilesy Hubbard
Murdock
Osterhaug
Vreeland
Louisiana
Gibraltar
Capt
Richard Wainwright
Atlantic
Eet
Failies
Army Orders Update for 1909 Personnel Movements
Leave of absence granted to Maj. J. Manly for ten days. Capt. Stedman honorably discharged with one year pay. Capt. Aubrey Lippincotts assigned to Thirteenth Cavalry. Lieut. Col. Ames to report to retiring board in Washington for examination. Medical corps board to meet at Fort Benjamin Harrison to screen applicants for medical reserve. Lt. Col. Littell to Quincy for representative duty on steamer Randol launch. Maj. Keller to relieve Col. Adams in engineers. Capt. Hamilton attached to Ninety-fourth company. Medical reserve officers to San Francisco for transport to the Philippines about March 5, 1909. En route duties noted for first lieutenants. Naval officers orders and vessel movements listed with arrivals and sailings including Des Moines, Yankton, Hannibal, Tingey, Wilkes, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Manly
Medical Corps
Chester I Stedman
United States
Aubrey Lippincotts
Thirteenth Cavalry
Robert F. Ames
Twelfth Infantry
Willam P. Hall
Army
Washington, D. C
Board of Effects
Fred W. Palmer
Clarence Ler. Cole
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Medical Reserve Corps
Surgeon General of
Issac W Littell
Quincy
Mass
Quartermaster's Department
A. M. Randol
Charles Keller
Corps of Engineers
Mitlan B. Adams
Dutie
Adams
Wesley W. K. Hamilton
Coast Artillery Corps
San Francisco
Cal
Philippine Islands
Manila
Philippines
Edmund W. Bayley
James C. Ballard
Walter A. Dode
Road Board Names Routes for Western Maryland Counties
Washington Post report lists tentative highway routes in western Maryland counties from Baltimore to Ridgeville and Westminster to Middleburg. It notes schedule changes for Washington area streetcars, commemorative Washington Birthday observances in Alexandria, and a wreath ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Emerson Engine Company opens Alexandria plant for engines
The Emerson Engine Company has leased the southeast corner building at Fairfax and Prince streets in Alexandria after purchasing Pope Reo machinery from Hagerstown. Several car loads of equipment arrived yesterday and operations will start once machinery is installed. The current quarters are understood to be temporary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Emerson Engine Company
Pope-Reo Automobile
Hagerstown
Fairfax and
Prince Streets
Hageratown
Hancock Gets Five Years For Embezzlement Case
Winston Salem North Carolina February 18 after lengthy deliberation the jury found L G Hancock guilty of embezzling about 3000 from the Incal pliant of the Sam Fishy Lumber Company with a mercy plea due to juror doubts about his sanity Hancock received a five year sentence to the State prison his counsel gave notice of appeal and he was released on 1300 bail Bedford City Virginia February 18 Joe Payne a Bedford county mulatto sentenced to hang tomorrow for the murder of his father in law James Burna was granted a fifteen day respite by Jay Swanson Put to Death in Electric Chair Richmond February 18 Charles Gillespie a negro who months ago attempted an assault on a girl on her way to church was not to death in the electric chair at the penitentiary today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
N. C
L. G. Hancock
Sam- Fishey Lumber Company
Hancock
Washington Post
Bedford City
Joe Payne
Bedford County
James Burna
Jay Swanson
Payne
Roanoke County
Salem
Bedford
Richmond
Charles Gillespie
Wellman
Bradiey
Chapin Brown
Lincoln
Wilkinson
Shales & Warren
Leckle
Fulton & Cox
United States
Philippe
Blacfarland
Gardiner
Hopewell
E. H. Thomas
Bryan Vg
Hurlbott
Perry— Drew
Weaver
Jobnam
Burton—Blackistone
Bailey
Magruder Va
Feliers
Moulton—Shea
Tunstall
Church
Pecle—P. W. Frisby
HI Ve
Great Walls
of Dominion Allway
Leckle, Fulton, & Cox
W. J
Downing & Berry
R. Ross Perry
Galwayne
Baltimore and Ohio Railreed Company
Wilton J. Laztbert
McKenney & Flennery
Justice Gould
United States Va
Charles F. Tebler
Henry Wimcatt
Andrew Ley Lunan
Ana~ Wimastt
Harry Wimeat
United
Ya. Eldridge A. Brady
Veriilet Gully
Mumier
Astorneys
C. E. Hemans
B. L. Thame
Ised
George F. Ormsby
Criminal Court
Justice Anderson
James Bledgets
J. Uy Poster
Levi Kanter
Mrs. MacTavish Dead, Noted Maryland Widow
Special to The Washington vnes reports from Rome that Mrs. Marcella MacTavish, widow of Charles Carroll MacTavish and daughter of Gen Winfield Scott, died. A Maryland figure who lived abroad, she visited Baltimore with her daughter Mrs Vir MacTavish to see Gov John Lee Carroll at Daughoregan manor. Her husband Carroll MacTavish was a grandson of Charles Carroll of Carrollton and a cousin of former Gov Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Vnes
Daltimers
Rome
Marcella MacTavish
Charles Carrol MacTavish
Maryland
MacTavish
Winfield Scott
Baltimore
Mis
Vir MacTavish
Jono Lee Carrall
Daughoregan Manor
Cahill Trial Postponed in Virginia Murder Case
De J F Cahill murder trial of Robert G Smithers in Rocky Mount Virginia postponed to March 23 with jury discharged. All witnesses must appear then. Postponement due to defense counsel Carter Dillard illness. Bail motion planned up to 100000. Dr Call depressed but hopeful of acquittal. represented by E W Saunders and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snocal
Washington Rose
Rocky Mount
de J F. S. Cahill
Robert G. Smithers
Carter Dillard
Dr. Call
E.W. Saunders
Widow Holds Titian Relics Found Near Berlin
Berlin suburb Schoeneberg authorities report forty three documents found with two poor women may be genuine Titian relics. A letter from Emperor Charles V granting rank to the painter and Titian's will are among the papers. Two pictures are believed to be Titian works though not yet confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Berlin
Schoeneberg
Titan
Charles V
Titian
Tithius
Deeds of Trust and realty notes across several wards
A long list of deeds of trust and security notes from multiple squares and blocks, detailing owners, beneficiaries, properties, and loan amounts. Notable items include Washington Six Percent Permanent Building Association notes for Lot 25, Square 1B, and various notes securing Emmerich, Bergmann, and Garden interests. The passage also includes a lacrosse schedule for the Naval Academy with games against Johns Hopkins University and Harvard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Johns Hopkins ~University
Harvard
Academy
Equity Court Records Highlight Broad DC Docket
The Supreme Court of the District of Columbia adjourns through Equity Court Nos. 1 and 2 with cases across receiverships, bankruptcies, demurrers, divorces, and references. Notable entries include Hock Creek Auto receivership, pro confesso actions, multiple motions for today, and assorted criminal, probate, and equity matters before Justices Barnard Wright and Stafford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of District of Columbia
Equity Court
Justice Barnard
Imre Hock Creek Auto and Wagon Works
Petitsoner
Heitor
Diggs
Bertin
Muthn
Heston
Ralston & Eiddons
Busby- Smith End
J. Comtigen Ingers
T. F. Woodward
Maloney
Baker A& Sherrit
Qurdeve
Curtis
Avorneys
Fowle
Moulton
Oehil Va
Cahill
Adriaans —Johnson
Hollineau
Real estate transfers list across Washington area
A consolidated notice lists numerous property transfers with buyers and sellers, addresses, blocks and squares, and nominal sums. Names include John H. Brodem Amanda Gray Edith Bergmann Edward Wall Charles Burhans Daniel Beck Juliet Williams Thora Raut Mary Brennan and many others across locations such as Kentucky Avenue Southeast Oak Hill Adams Morgan Mount Pleasant and Columbia Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Avenue
John H. Brodem
Amanda Gray
Holmbad Manor
Robert
Sestamell
Edith W
Carl J. Bergmann
Les Westminster Street
Henry B. Hall
John ‘T. Arms
Twelfth Street
Arthur Carriste
Eugene D
Mary T. Smith
Sherwood
Brookland
Frank C. Cole
Daniel Beckwith
Fifteenth
H Streets
James B. Archer
Samuel H. Baker
Square A
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Flatns
Joan Miller
Willem A. Velland
Heckman Stret
Helen D. McLaughan
Thora J. I Raut
F. Edwards
John L. Knopp
Fenton Street
Mary J. Cas
Gan
Irme Brennan
Square Su
Sixteenth Street
Samuel J. Henry
Ansa
J. Morten
Square
Columbia Heights
John W
Paine
Charles W. King, Jr
Plark
Herman R. Hawenstein
Adolph F
Sarah Lipphara
Taret
Thomas Circli
Clifton
Charles
Rourh
Juliet M. Williams
Joan BR
Wellington
Jane G. Grahem
Hotels Guest Listings Across U S Cities
A long OCR excerpt lists hotel guests by city and traveler names. Entries include Boston New Willard St James Chicago New Willard and many other states with numerous individuals and couples staying at major hotels such as New Willard Arlington Metropolitan Shoreham National Riggs and others. The fragment also notes foreign entries to Canada and Elkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
W. F. Chuck
New Willard
FH. N.thomas
St. James
Chicago
Meywood
D. R. Levy
New York
F. S. Lestar
BS. Leversel
W. T. Hornaday
Tord
J. T. Rafferty
A.J. Maccuss
C.F. Brown
Neeman Hapgood
F. W. Greege
W. C. Osborne
W. H. Heath
F. H
Arlington
S. S. Strawhart
Hamberzer
G. Boulette
Shoreham
Frank D. Sawyer
Riges
R. J. Sproul
J.D. Minnow
National
R. T. Kenyon
B. L. White
John Dormy
Thomes Wigstar
Howard Perkins
Metropolitan
Philadelphia
R. A. Martz
Riggs
Lothrop and Wife
Abizgna
J. L. Alexander
R. F. Daniels
Phoenix
California
W. H. Hanly
San Francisco
Colorado
C. C. Dorsey
J. E. Mall
Denver
Connecticut
J. F. Steavens
New Haven
Georgia
John H. Astain
Macon
George Aken
Atlanta
Kentucky
I. P. Scott
C. P. Rogers
Lexington
Maryland
J. L. Watson
Laurel
Massachusetts
Norman Bristow
New Bedford
Liliiaa C. Flaherty
Pittfield
Arington
Maine
A. C. Donald
Horton
Storeham
Missouri
Marion Lambert
St. Louis
Shore
P. J. Krecke
E. M. Voortiles
Brooklyn
New Witford
C. C. Henry
Brookyn
N. Burbank
Rochester
Nichols
Syracuse
New Jersey
Misa M. Ailknap
Newark
James Haskell
Jersey City
Shorehaga
Virginia
M. FR. Bennett
Norfolk
James McNey
Lynchburg
Vermont
Mre
A. A. Sullivan
Pittffeld
West Virginia
Harry Thompson
Elkins
C. M. Pard
Lefton
J. B
Canada
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Meaneinen
Gakdand
Hsie
Warsongtan
Tourims
Hordetie
Reese Ats
Sivevestat
Tse
Daet Dennerlen
Argos Yong
Renee Pabdie
Elic
Hed
Hettimg
Sinaiaity
Wali Pitherbert Mynie
Ruerey
Ethan
Matha
Bowen
Bato
Tie Delany
Mae Acosta
Gilberey
Mary Ban
Sethia Varsy
Taaly
Billy Wea
Gevord
Dune Xwith
Bree
Gawes
Junin
Gauis
Lea Kerre
Earn Nowa
Petes
Trogzem
Sadier
Creshang
Semprvelle
Aif Ges
Stir
Ben Stove
Tucky Mata
Mansaed Samen
Vondel
Miss Geargle
D. Bratelens
St Avon Seaves
Kubla Grad
Jacole Peer
Bont Loose
Fa Piece
Galina
Harry Rogers
Beadas
Patten
Glitien
Mms
Lady Kivy
den Sana
Wigs Berkstone
Captain Kennedy Visa
Meriltine
Adorat Lity Trags
Nebranke sLaan
Pert
Imnre
Auduban
Vor
Riad
Wack Rod
Roomevan
Merchant
Trey of Spades
Mfrs
Artful Dodger
Blier Mn
Jon Falleri
Flimnap
Sudden Star
Talay Shine
Brown Jug
Ha Market
Vernon
Raval Academy
Medical Department
Maj. Keller Trans
Col. Adams
Yankee
Commander Marsh
Migehiynea
Cothett
Fred Cornett
Kid Stinger
Little Italy
Broadway Athletic Club
Corbett
Stinger
Hial Superior
Coismader Eline
Stephen Rowan
Cpt
Wealtroush
Quitraugh
George
Pope
The
H. Madison
R.M. Griswold
Louie
J. D. Willon
F. A. Todd
New Hampshire
L. W. L. Jennings
General Store- Kooper Navy Yard
de Lotg
Mobile
Hanibal
Newport News
Yankton
Hampton Roads
Masons
Alexandria Lodge
Owen
Johnston
Teles
Ily
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Aleramdris
Mies
Robert Latham Owen
Oklabama
Joseph Borner Joniuon
Alabama
Peter TA
Aléxandria
Washington Lodge of Masons
George Washington
Robert W. Puller
Baltitimore and
Allegany Line
Washington, Alexandria
Mount Vernon
Washington Peat
Howard
Baltimore County
Ellicott City
Carroll County
Ridgeville
West Friendship
Sykesville
Mayfield
Glentley Carroll
Frederick
Kfrom Carrell County” Inc
Midetown
Washington County
Montgomery County
Hyattstown
Monrovia
New Market
New London
Frederick County
Edensharo
Conococheague
Clear Spring
Clunocheague Creek
Allegany County
Ballimore
Mrs. Mactavish
Gen
Hiness
Augustus
Henry H. Bergmann
George M. Emmerich
Metropolis Building Association
Lest
Walter B. Wright
Frank E. Hopkins
Henry H. Begmant
Oriental Building Association
Whitehaven
Phillip
Jacob
Grace E. Beach
George GC. Gertman
Elia Deutsch
Jacob R. Bair
Townward J. Stellwagen
Thomas M. Gale
Minna Schafer
Mount’ Pleasant
Pleasant Plain
Wiliam
Volland
Louis Willige
Kneat H. Daniel
John Miller
Michael’. Keane
Garifs
Magdalena Garden
Charles W. King
St Ine
Charles P. Stone
Charles W. Tairtax
Carlton M. Beall
Lipphard
H. R. Howenstein
Watgon F. Clark
James Howenptel
Sama
H.R. Howenstein
Russell B King
T. Howenstein
Mary G. Nelson
Claud Livingston
Wilmot W. Trew
John D. Crawford
Andrew McGarraghy
Robert B. Bradley
George Hendersan
Henry Eberbach
Clarence’ Moore
American Security and Trust Company
Wational Savings and Trust Company
William W. Mathewson
Andrew B
Wiliam A. Hill
Nignhald W. Beall
Franklin T. Latiner
Aouth
Jane G. Graham
Aes Dolblins
Roanoke
J. R. Amos
Vinton
United States District Court
Way
Custer
Mount Airy
N.C
R. L. Parton
Gen. Custer
Munyon
Drogglita
Dr. Wiley
Columbia University
the Franco-American Food CO
Jersey City Heights, N. J
Association For the Promotion of Purity In Food Products
Equity Court NO
Justice Wright
Plattch Va
Plattch
Colfettor
W. E. Ambrose
Montague & Moriarty
Mundy
Caringto
Edmund Carrington
J. W. Daviege
Noble
W. C. Martin
A. W. Scott
Tod
Ciechtt Court NO
Justler Stafford
Yikeon Ve
Thompson-Starrett Company
Snd Kompeon-Starratt Company
Va. Vinson
Aloeners, Gittings ,& Chamberlin
Dunlop & Swingle
Tata
Herdenstein
Capital Traction Company
Thomas & Davie
Perry & Dunlop
Apple
Capital Tracetion Company
Hamilton
Colbert, Yerkes & Hamilton
United Statea
Warren-Ehert Company
Geo. A. Fuller & Co
Tugker Kenyon
Duralt
Joso i. Sweeney
Erring
Bailey— Worthington
Witmer
District of Columbia
Aber
Corporation Counsel
Farmers and Mechanics National Beok
Brown Vor Bolilage
Oniat
Piaintura
Wilton J. Lambert
J. H. Yeaman
Gordon & Gordon
H. E. Davis
Anderson Ve. Smith
L. J. Mather
Madde & Gottey
Ashtforéva
Evening Star
Davis, James
Slater
R. Rosa, Perry & Son
Adam Ve. Adam
Allomess, Johnson —Wheatley
Belding Company
Helbarger
Wheatley—Birney & Woodard
Crump Ve. Capital Traction Company
Glassie & Murphy
R. Hoss Perry & Son
G. T. Dunlop
Phobate Court
Blanchefarr
William
Clary
Atofer
R. E Matthagis
Marla
ArHnis Betthong
J.P. Bartest
Marie ¢. Evans
Suork
F. RB. Fravel
Edward M. Thackston
Evang
William Crowle
Ferdinand Wepey
EL. White
Eien
Dasnon
I J
Olive R. Seward
Equity
Thomes H. Pickford
MX. Richardson
C. H. Mer
Carnet Mitchell Va
Dabney Smith
Rachel H. Smith
C.H. Hemame
G. &. Collinge
Samuels
Arthur Chelmes
James E. Bryant
Samages
Plainini
Walt & Rouenberg
John G. Blelick
Capital Treetion Company
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Plaintif
Corrington
D. Truitt
Hayden John
E. P. Goodwin
Agaignec
Richard N. Hackett
Plaintinrs Attorneys
Hillyer and Blankenship & Paladini
Washburn
Crosby S
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