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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1910

Page

8

Prize car visits schools to aid crippled child

A note from Adam Saunders of Home for Incurables Georgetown DC dated February 1716 explains he cannot be confined and expresses thanks for support. The Brownlriar car travels to Washington schools daily, aiding subscriptions credited to the crippled child. public interest and requests from unvisited schools grow as the contest extends to May 1.

Post Adam Saunders Georgetown Washington Ag Cath Elf

Engineers to Dine at Arlington Hotel Banquet

The eighth annual dinner of the Engineers Department Banquet Association will be held tonight at the Arlington Hotel. Members include civilian War Department engineers and staff under the chief of engineers in the city. Officers listed: Hush M Adams president, R George Phelps secretary, Harry J Freer treasurer, P Dempsey chairman, and others.

War Department Tnaineer Tepartment Arlington Hotel Hush M Adems R George Phelps Harry J. Freer P Dempsey Pickering Dodge Gustave Tender McCarthy George B

Bigamist Weaver Sentenced to Two Years at Leavenworth

Charles D Weaver, notorious for four marriages and one divorce, was sent to Fort Leavenworth for two years after his bigamy conviction. His counsel argued the sentence due to his current wife’s precarious condition, but Judge Gould denied the plea. None of Weaver’s wives attended court.

Charles D Weaver Fort Leavenworth Weaver Gould

Suits and Notices Populate City Bulleting Pages

District Supreme Court papers show Harry Smith suing Capital Traction for injuries from a wagon collision on October 22 1908 on Pennsylvania Avenue seeking 5000 with attorney W Gwynne Gardner Deiter. Also legal notices of a wife suing her husband for support and other local advertisements and event listings.

Dover Suee Traction Company Capital Traction Company District Supreme Court Harry Smith Pennsylvania Avenue Scar Smith W Gwynne Gardner

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