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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1908

Page

13

Beating near Fifteenth and Q streets prompts reward

Miss Tade Fawkes of 1336 Fifteenth street northwest was knocked down and robbed by a light complexioned man in a dark suit near Fourteenth and Q streets. Police hunt a tall slender assailant amid four similar incidents in the area. Maj. Sylvester offers a $50 reward and dispatches Eighth and Third precinct detectives to the case.

Shetas Fifteenth Q Streets Maj Sylvester Tade Fawkes Fifteenth Street Miss Fawkes Fourteenth Ni Streets Fourteenth Street Rhode Island Avenue N Streets Northwest Maj. Sylvester Eighth Central Office

Theft of 185 Dollars Sparks Police Probe

Miss Fannie Miller of 1437 Rhode Island avenue northwest reported $185 in cash and a $23 check stolen from her home. She hid funds in a compartment, but returned minutes later to find them missing. Detective Vermillion investigated and arrested Edward Walker, 18, who denies the theft but remains in custody.

Fannie Miller Miss Fannie EH. Miller Rhode Island Avenue Mr Miler

Porter Arrest Returned From Montreal Embezzlement Case

Inspector Boardman and Detective McNamee brought back H Alfred Porter a former Irving Farrington Co clerk to face embezzlement charges after his Montreal detention. A warrant was issued in October 1907 and letters requested his arrest earlier. Porter offered no protest and bail was expected.

Inspector Boardman McNames H. Alfred Porter Irving K. Farrington Company New York Montreal Canada Porter McNamee Boardman Portec

Robbed in Elevator at Seventh Street Store

Miss Helen Benton reported a purse theft yesterday after alighting from an elevator in a Seventh Street department store. The bag was hanging from her wrist and disappeared before she reached the street.

Helen Benton Fifteenth Street Northwest Seventh Street

Bankruptcy Petition Cited for Peter Charuhas

Peter Charuhas of 1022 Seventh Street, a confectioner who made an assignment for creditors, was ordered by Chief Justice Clabaugh to show cause on January 24 why he should not be adjudged a bankrupt. The court citation follows petitions from H. M. Wagner, J. C. Ergood, and Mitler Claggett of Baltimore and local firms.

Peter Charuhas Deaser Seventh Street Clabaugh District Supreme Court H. M. Wagner Baltimore J. C. Ergood & Co Mitler, Claggett & Co

Will of Capt Sanders Filed for Probate in Washington

The will of Capt Henry P Sanders a Patent Office special examiner who died recently was filed for probate. He leaves his residence at 1504 Twenty first street to wife Alice W Sanders with furniture instruments and bric a brac. Sister Helen Bennet gets 1000. Monument cost 600 for Arlington grave. Trust by Washington Loan and Trust Company to pay sister Sandra 5 a month and rest to widow in quarterly installments. Other estates mentioned for William H Smallwood Mary O Smallwood, John Craig James E Craig and Eugene Brooks.

Henry P. Sanders Patent Office Twenty-first Street Alice W. Sanders Hilen Bennet Arlington Washington Loan and Trust Company Annie Sandera William H. Smallwood Mary O. Smallwood John Craig James E. Craig Eugene Brooks William G. Dunne Nellie C. Dunne Miss Dunne William G. Dunne, Jr Mary A. Dove

Missing Girls Alarm Sparks Police Search Effort

Ann Mara Walker seventeen of 61 M Street Southwest remains missing after leaving home last Tuesday with Mary Bowie twenty at 508 M Street Southwest. Police say letters from the girls have appeared from various points, and Bowie's friend reports a letter to her. Mrs Walker, distressed, pleads for help to locate her daughter.

Ann Mara Walker M Street Mary Bowie Miss Bowie Cecelia Bowie Herbert Posey la Flate Miss Walker Baltimore

Morrow Proposes Abandoning Specific Alleys

Commissioner Morrow backed abandoning Blagden alley Goat alley Freeman court Brooks court and Logan place arguing only these alleys fit the plan to replace narrow insanitary lanes with passable streets, saying other city areas need changes more. He renewed the motion despite opposition from Macfarland while West supports the broader conversion though will not endorse yet pending his own investigation.

Morrow Blagden Alley Goat Alley Freeman Court Brooks Court Logan Place Macfarland Capt. Morrow Commissioner West

Assessment Protests Hearings Set by Board of Equalization

The District Board of Equalization will begin hearing complaints Monday on the recent triennial property re assessments. E W Griffin the district assessor announced hearings must finish by the first Monday in June 1908 so returns can be filed by July 1. Commissioners seek to move the deadline to April via Congress to grant three months for case review.

Thompson School Board of Education Thompson Public School Congress Board of Equalization Board of Equalization of the District E. W. W. Griffin

District to inform buyers on potential special assessments

District Commissioners announced plans to provide information on any pending special assessments to protect real estate purchasers. George R. Linkins and H. M. Packard spoke at a hearing, noting tax certificates must be supplied on sales, though recent practice omits special assessments. Engineers department says informing buyers of such assessments is not practicable.

George R. Linkins District Tithe Insurance Company H. M. Packard Lawyers' Title Insurance Company

Still Has Clear Record. Donnelley Fine Remitted and Sentence Reversed

Private Michael Donnelley of the First precinct was found guilty of failing to turn in the signaling system and fined ten dollars. By recommendation of Commissioner West, the fine was remitted and the sentence changed to not guilty. His attorney noted his once clear record and lack of objection to the fine. It was shown the alarm box may have been out of order then.

Donnelley Michael Donnelley Examining Board Police Department West United States Marines China

Grand Jury Indicts Several in Criminal Court No 1

The grand jury yesterday returned indictments before Justice Wendell P Stafford in Criminal Court No 1. Thomas Stutz is charged with false pretenses and larceny. Clarence Laskey faces housebreaking. Arthur M Johnson stands charged with housebreaking and larceny. James G Byrne is indicted for house breaking.

Weandell P. Stafford Thomas Stutz Clarence Laskey Arthur M. Johnson James G. Byrne

Religious Services and Church Listings in Washington

A dense OCR of church schedules lists services across denominations. It names Episcopal St John’s Church at Sixteenth and 4th, Epiphany at GST, Good Shepherd, Metropolitan Memorial Methodist, Fifth Baptist, Shiloh Baptist, First Congregational, All Souls Unitarian, First Church of Christ Scientist, Evangelical Christian Science, New Church, and others with service times, Holy Communion, Sunday schools, sermons, choir programs, and special lectures. It notes ministers and event details, including pluses like sunrise prayers, cantatas, and evening lectures.

ST. John's Church Atreeta Roland Cotton Smith D. D BB. Dunlap F. H. Bigelow Bet R. H. McKim D. Dy Iotelock Church OF the Good Shepherd Sixth I Streets iLam Metropolitan Memorial Methodist Episconal Church R. Frank M. Bristol Holy Communion Haydn Metropolitan Bible Epworth League Tifth Baptist Ith ST Weston Bruner Ford Baraa Washington John A. Miles Baruce Claas Arthur B. Crown J. Milton Wal Christian Endeavor Meeting First Congregational Church Tenth and Streets Northwest Samuel H. Woodrow Adam Gelbel J. W. Bischoff Unitarian Fourteenth L Streets Ulysses G. B. Pierce T P. m. Young People's Heilgione Union Min Christian Science First Church OF Christ, Scientist Fifteenth R Streets Gunway Colorado Evangelical Christian Science Evangelical Christian Science Church G Street Jervicea Narning Oliver C. Sabin Peaching Martha F. van Voust Evangelical Christen Science Healing YEW Church Sixteenth Corcoran Frank Sewall Genesis Seaton Seventeenth Street I Street Iffaya Young Women’s Christian Association Twelfth F Straeta Northwest Twelfth Street Julia Hall Buckney Henzada Burmah THE Secular League Emerson Re.v Brookshire Ninth Street Wilkinson Memorial Church Comeraf Twelfth Streets

City Advertisements and Personal Notices

Private Stock Whisky offered at 75c per quart at Donnelly's corner 4th and I with phone M 7096. Various grocery and bread promotions from J.T. D. Pyles' stores include Malt bread and fresh produce. Also notices about mining partnership inquiries, stock for sale, and beauty products. Local addresses, device prices, and vendor names appear throughout.

Donnelly’s 4Th and I

Seasonal color reductions flood browns and blues

The article notes deep broad reductions across popular browns grays blues blacks and mauves for the season. Early selections are advised to avoid disappointment and ensure familiar tones remain available.

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