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Manufacturers invite inspection of ready to wear overcoats priced at 15, 18, and 20 dollars. They emphasize in house production lowers costs, guaranteeing style and quality unseen in competing offerings.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1906
Page
33
Coroner Nevitt Warns DC Tops in Self Destruction Deaths
Washington coroner J Ramsay Nevitt reports 195 years saw DC record the highest personal crisis deaths in five years with about 1200 investigations. self destruction via revolver dominates with 13 cases, drownings, gas, and poison among methods. several notable murders and accidents noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ramsay Nevitt
District of Columbia
Poterrac Electric Power Company
Fourteenth
B Streets
J. J. Bail
United States Express Company
M. H. Stafford
Snowly
Wiliam Clayburne
Connecticut Avenue
Louis Owens
Jesse Carrington
Washington
Russia
Japan
Verdicts for Defendant Washington Railway and Electric Company
The Washington Railway and Electric Company won two damage suits in Circuit Court No 1 Justice Barnard presiding. Jurors found for the company in Andrew B Graham's claim over injuries to two horses and a carriage at Connecticut avenue and L streets. They also found for the defendant in Victor Reidenharay's personal damages claim after a fall from a car near Ninth and F streets, the defense contending the plaintiff alighted while the car was moving. Attorneys Charles A Douglass and George P Hoover represented the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Justice Barnard
Andrew B. Graham
Connecticut Avenue
L Streets
Victor Reidenharay
Ninth and
F Streets
Charles A. Douglass
George P. Hoover
Justice McComas Absent Brief Session Held
Justice McComas is visiting Detroit causing a shortened session of the District Court of Appeals. Two brief sessions were held. more hearings may occur with two justices. McComas expected to return tomorrow and several opinions will be rendered. Easby-Smith seeks Supreme Court review in Las Vegas post office case. Mandamus ordered while awaiting high court decision. Fields and O'Brien embezzlement appeals continued to February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of Appeals
Justice McComas
Detroit
Mich
Easby-Smith
John Lawrence O’brien
Frank Hume
Laurel Clay Products Bankruptcy Petition Filed In Md Case
Laurel Clay Products Corporation a New York registered brick maker in Muirkirk Md faced a bankruptcy petition in local court. Officers Manoque Kulle Swallivan and Keane seek adjudication while Thompson Starrett Company seeks a Maryland receivership, with January 16, 1906 set for returnable hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Clay Products Company
New York
Muirkirk
William H. Manogue
Louis Kulle
William F. Swallivan
Michael J. Keane
Circuit Court
Prince George's County
Maryland
Thompson-Starrett Company
Justice Anderson
Bakrupt
Maryland Cour
Chester B. Overbaugh
Clay Products Company
Descendants Loyal to Africa Form Perpetual Church
The African Colonization Christian Church is incorporated for perpetual existence to unite negroes loyal to Africa and support colonizing and Christianizing Africa. Prince David Solomon of Soudaya is to be “bula pator” for life, with ministers titled apostles or exhortators. Officers include Lena Whipps as custodian of mor dis, with assistants Harris, Mosby, Harris, and Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
African Colonization Christian Church
Africa
Prince David Solomon
Soudaya
William Carter Payne
George Brown
Bro. Whitmeyer
John Shelton Payne
Mordis
Lena Whipps
Weannah Harris
Alma Mosby
Marie Harris
Jeanette Carter
Waugh Sentenced to Penitentiary for Pocketbook Theft
Samuel Waugh was convicted in Criminal Court No. 2 before Justice Gould for snatching a pocketbook from Katherine B. Baird on February 6 near Flint street in Brightwood Park. He received three years and six months in the penitentiary due to his youth. Counsel for the defense included I. G. Costigan and F. J. Pratt. The report also notes two wills: Martha McIntire's dated July 7, 1892 leaving real estate to her brother and residue to her sister, and William C. Lewis's dated March 24, 1904 naming Antoinh Lewis as executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Waugh
Gould
Katherine B. Baird
Flint Street
Brightwood Park
Waugh
Washington
Martha McIntire
Edwin A. McIntire
Emma T. McIntire
William C. Lewis
Anto Ih. Lewis
Thomas McDonough Acquitted by a D.C. Jury
A District jury in Criminal Court No. 2 before Justice Gould acquitted Thomas McDonough of breaking into Charles H. Fuhrman’s drug store at Eighth and East Capitol Streets on December 10. The defense showed he was intoxicated and incapable of forming the intent required for house breaking, per Campbell Carrington. The page also advertises local goods and services, including Velat's candy, Rosenfeld's ice cream, and various wholesale and laundry offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McDonough
Justice Gould
Charles H. Fuhrman
Eighth
East Capitol Streets
Lasi
Campbell Carrington
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Saks & Company Eventh Street
Bay of
Sts. N. W
Fate
Home Savings Bank
Department
Slinfihis.tyfous
Massachusetts Avenue
Uncle Sam
R. Chas. McGuire
Ninth St
Drug C
Res
Valentine’s
John B. Espey
Ave
Miewepap
Richard W. Enderson
F Street
Nevitt
National Capital
Lfe
Harry J. Everett
Georgetown
Fort Myer
Charles Souder
George T. Morgan
William Adams
Adams
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St.Louis
M’comas
SAY Company
Laurel Clay Products Corporation
Ham
Perpetual African Colonization Church
Prince David Solomon of
Soudan
Gude
Edmonston
Edmonston’s
McDougall
Mayer & GO
Aic
Ai7
City Bulletins
Velat’s
Candy King
16Th St
Phone Manu
Tcbu
Johnston's
7Th St. Nw
Rosenfeld
St. Ne
Reisinger's
West and Laundry
Pa. Ave. Nw
Allaghan’s
Cor
Sts
N. W
William Burnell
Kingman Place
P. T. Moran
M_ st. nw
Kramer's
F St. Nw
Atkinson’s
Comitulna
N. Cap.st
UC. A. Maddiman & Co
Co. A. Maddiman & CO
12Th ST. NW
Keene’s Shoe
G St. Nw
Yea
Service
C.& P. Telephone Co
R St. NW
Elgin
Waltham
Selinger’s
Sth
Natant
A. Eberly’s Sons
7Th St. Eatabliaked
Read
Wellville
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
Hebbbard
Geo
J. T. Walker Sons
10Th Street
Friedlander Bros
E Sts
R. P. Andrews Paper Co
la. Ave
A. Hermarn
Sss
7Th Street
Miller’s
GIL Hello
Connecticut Ave
K St
Bester
Victor E Adler
Clothing House
7Th St
J. Maury Dove Go. (Incorporated
FW. W
21St
PN. W
N.W
Tan Coke
Washington Gas Light GO
10Th St
Reece Usbogoo
Woden’s Credit House
H Sts
Hubbard Heating Co
Ceres
Rone
Burchell
Thetmarnt
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