Dissent Holds Newman Residence Valid For Domicile
Chief Justice Shepard dissents from the appellate majority, arguing Newman’s Chicago absence was temporary and did not break his Washington domicile. He urges reversal, saying actual residence already established with intent to remain. Newman’s return to Washington confirms intent to reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fielding
Oliver F. Newman
Shepard
District Court of Appeals
van Orsdel
Hobb
District Supreme Court
Newman
Chicago
Princeton
Seagirt
Ralston & Richardson
George W. Hott
Licensed to Marry in Martinsburg Singles Pairings
Listings of upcoming marriage licenses show London Morris 38 and Hester Hall 26 both of Martinsburg W V with Rev J B Montgomery and James Tremor 22 and Filste Schupback 20 with Rev W A Capill among others Ira D Fross 91 and Annie Glaacow 24 with Rev S H Greene Leon Hager 21 and Vera B Stansbury 18 with Rev J G H Dunham Josef Steinberg 52 and Henrietta Lepitsch 42 both of Baltimore Md with Rev James A Simlth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Morris
Hester A. Hall
Martinsburg
W. Va
J. 8
J. GH. Dunham
Josef Steinberg
Henrietta Lepitsch
Baltimore
James A. Simlth
Deaths Reported in Washington Area Obituaries
A list of deceased individuals with ages and residence or hospital locations mostly in Washington. Names include Samuel Briscoe, Jane Campbell, Alexcina McDonald, William Paker, George Rawlings, Henry Ginter, Charles W Chancellor, Bessie Weigel, Curtin Elleworth, Margaret Mall, Rachel Shaffer, Amos Chipman, Raoine Scott, John Casey, Richard Keating, William Tew, Catherine Hurke, Cornelia Hegan, Heberca Lynch, infant of Margaret Redmond, Florence Jon, Stebert Barnes, William Rous, Robert Colbert, Priscilla Pendleton, Sacab Croctor, and Bary Dussell, with ages spanning infancy to 85 years and various hospital or street addresses.
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Samuel Briscoe
Curtin C. Elleworth
Girard
Stebert C. Barnes
William Rous
C. Canal
Robert RK. Colbert
St. Nw
Priscilla Pendleton
National Homeopetate Hospital
Sacab & Croctor
Bary
Dussell
Washington St. Nw
Births Reported In Local Notices
Visinn Sullivan and Virginie Sullivan have a child. Edward Painter and Effie Painter welcome a girl. Arthur Moore and Goldie Moore welcome a girl. Milton Fine and Jennie Fine welcome a girl. Arthur Chaffee and Sylvia Chaffee welcome a girl. Robert Anderson and Emma Anderson welcome a boy. Harry Newman and Sacha Newman welcome a girl and boy. Willie Johnson and Mamie Johnson welcome a girl. Norman Freeland and Sarah Freeland welcome a girl. Frederick Beach and Jessie Beach welcome a girl. Others include Reynids, Melagh, Kalenbach, Fletcher, Heart, Ridgely, Landy, Hawkins, Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visinn
Virginie Sullivan
W. Fr
Catherne Ross
Imngene C
Norma
Crittenden
Frederick A
Jessie Beach
Lmory R
Maud
Heart
Robert H
Emma
Anderson
James
Faith Ridgely
Harry M
Sacha L. Newman
Owing
Touts
Josephine Landy
Willie
Mamie Johnson
Andrew
Janie Hawkins
Norman
Sarah Freeland
Richard N
Mary W. Carter
Band Concert Today by United States Soldiers Home Band
Tonight at Stanley Hall the United States Soldiers Home Band Orchestra directed by John M. Zimmermann performs at 7:30. Program includes Marsh Pere de Victoire overture and selections like The Girl From Utah Dark Eyes Dreams of Childhood and The Star Spangled Banner.
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United States Soldiers” Home Band
John
M. Zimmermann
Stanley Hall
Marsh
Pere de Victoire
Qverture
Cuar
Zimmermann
Lortring
Marshall
Moret
Gude Floral Tributes Highlight Expressive Low-Cost Blooms
Gude's Floral Tributes offers expressive arrangements at inexpensive prices, featuring choice home-grown flowers. Local shop emphasizes value and variety for heartfelt tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gude
Plans for G. A. R. encampment in Washington
William H. Singleton was elected chair man of the citizens committee in charge of entertaining the G. A. R. encampment to be held in Washington in early autumn. Col. John McElroy named vice chairman and estimated about 60,000 visitors and 16,000 veterans in the procession. The event marks the fiftieth year of peace with plans for a $12,000 fund by local associations. An additional meeting is set for this afternoon at 4 30.
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William H. Singleton
Citizens’ Committee
Grand Army of the Republic
Board of Trade
Col
John McElroy
Col. McElroy
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Retail Merchants’ Association
G. A. R. Veterans
Board Rooms
Court Stops Bond Sale In Equity Action Here
Mrs Eleanor A Chatard seeks a temporary injunction in the District Supreme Court to stop District National Bank from selling a $1000 bond, claiming it was fraudulently hypothecated by John William Henry of Lewis Johnson & Co. The writ is returnable next Friday. Indictments against Henry and Woodruff for embezzlement were also noted along with a related suit by Laura Sayles for $6463.35 against William A Mearns of the same firm.
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Eleanor A. Chatard
Equity Division
District Supreme Court
C. Tucker
Henry LD
Lewis Johnson & Co
Chatard
John William Henry
Benjamin W. Woodruff
Frm
Covington
Constance Shack Gracie
Laura J Sayles
Wiliam A. Mearns
Henry and Woodruff
Police News Notes From Northwest Washington Incidents
Vehicle thefts, lost items, and medical emergencies populate a Northwest Washington police blotter. Items include a car stolen from near Home Life Building, a gold hunting case watch lost on Connecticut Avenue, and a diamond pin missing from a streetcar passenger. Hospitalized injuries range from a laceration after a pavement fall to veronal poisoning. A department store window cleaner fell from the third floor, and a driver on Bladensburg Road died of heart disease while operating a loaded team. A gas company worker was injured at 1024 Twenty-ninth Street Northwestern and taken to Georgetown Hospital.
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L. B. Polkinhorn
Adams Min Road
Connecticut Avenue
N Street
Dupont Virde
L. B. FP
Clarence Utterback
Haymarket
Pennsylvania Avenue
Tenth
Seventeenth Streets
Tugene Baker
Les
Mana
Pickney A. Hall
Georgetown Gas Company
Twenty-ninth Street
Ile
Georgetown University Hospital
Wealthy recluse Amos Chipman dies after brief illness
Amos J. Chipman, 82, long time resident of the Hotel Dewey, died Sunday at George Washington University Hospital after a brief illness. His nearest relative is nephew B. C. Chipman of Ann Arbor. He moved to Washington from Kansas nearly 50 years ago, made a fortune in steel stocks, and belonged to the Sons of the American Revolution and the Society of Colonial Wars. He suffered a stroke at the Dewey last Friday.
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Dewey
Amos J. Chipman
George Washington University Hospital
Chipmen
B.C. Chipman
Ann Arbor
Mich
Washington
Kansas
Sons of the American Revolution
Society of Colonial Wars
City grocery ad round up with local offers
A dense list of daily specials and services from Washington area stores state prices on potatoes onions and canned goods. It promotes Eckstein's lunch at 1412 New York Avenue and various services including plumbing deliveries and laundry with contact numbers and storefronts such as 926 Pa. Ave and 1496 Eye Street NW.
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Eckstein’s
N.Y. Ave
City
Herry
Robertson
James D. Donnelly
Eye St. Nw
Shaffer
Tolman
Grand Jury Indicts Many in U S District Court
The Eastern District of Virginia grand jury, Judge Edmund Waddin Jr, returned multiple indictments including Charles Solomon for Mann White Slavery Act violations and attempting to obstruct justice. Others pled guilty to using the mails for fraud and Internal Revenue offenses. Police to enforce Byrd liquor law barring serving liquor to women. Senator Williams and Rep Hobson to address Confederate Veterans banquet. Funeral for George G Asher set. Masons to elect officers Friday.
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Williams
Hobson
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
United States Court For
Eastern District of Virginia
Edmund Waddin, Jr
Charles Solomon
Ethel Bryant
Thelma Davis
George Ward
George Carter
Curley Flynn
al Gordon
Sam Lipscomb
W.W. T. Dickson
United States
Arthur Gray
R. A. Bundy
Felix Washington
Tappahannock
Sallie Washington
Wiliams
Mississippi
Alabama
Lee Camp
Robert E. Lee
William A. Smoot
Wil Preside
Edgar Warfeid, Jr
Gen. Lee
Plaza Awards Ready for Signature on Condemnation Values
The Plaza Awards Commission released a second list totaling 112000 for square 24 with 26 lots. Owners may object to adjudged sums before payment. values mostly align with or are slightly lower than the prior board, with specifics for G Riant, Mary M Tilers, Alice Morrison, and others, plus trustees and heirs.
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Plaza Awards Commission
Square 24
Square 721
Second Street
Plaza
California
G. Riant
N. W. McMahon
R. W. McMahon
Mary M. Tilers
Michael J. Colbert
MM. Goldschmid
G. F. Williams
Alice M. Morrison
John Lewie Smith
Loulan C. Moore
R. E. Mattingly
Mary A. O'Beirne
Eliza O’biorne
Mra. A. KE. Stevens
Harriet M. Storch
Clara M. Stine
L. B. Stine
Francia Hf. Engeman
Samuel V. Hayden
Jane E. Mander
G. F. Williama
Ella H. Enoch
Edward Selmuth
John Lewin Smith
Julian L. Hammach
Sarah WW. Fisher
W. W
AIDED 9 459 FIRST TIMERS IN DC PRISONERS AID
The Prisoners Aid Society of the District of Columbia reported at its annual meeting that last year it aided 9 459 first offenders by helping them reach homes or secure work. It advanced nearly 910 for fines and railroad fare and was repaid all but 679.66. Most assistance per person averaged 1.36.
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U. S. Treasury
Home Savings Bank
7Th St. and
Mass. Ave. N.W
8Th and
H Sts. N.E. Branches
7Th St. S.W
Potomac Electric Power ‘Co
Sts. N. W
Byron S. Adams
Eleventh Street
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
Capitol Cleaners and Dyer
North Soss
Adam A. Weschler
Executrix
Fritz Reuter
John Marshall Place
N. W
Katie Achtermrchen
Maclrice Bv
Rosenberg
Commer and Savings
Judd & Detweiler Co., Inc
National Electrical Supply Co
N. WW
Ave
Niowepa
Mitchell
Gisve
the Girl From
Utah
H. Singleton
Mrs. Chatard
District National Bank
Lewis Johnson & Co. Partners
Third
Police
JI C. Knapp
Massachusetts Avenue
Home Life
Fifteenth
G Streets
William J. Byers
Henry McGinn
Pennsylvania
Avenue Northwest
William Kelly
Richard Dyer
Fenton Street
Bladensburg
City Bulletins
Butte
Wonder Coffee
Pa. Ave
J. T. D. Pyles
Colbert
Schamel
Arcade Bikt. F. B. V
Court
Alexandria Hospital
Duke and
Washington Streets
Edward N. Dain-derfield
Herman Heuter
Carroll D. Woolf
Warrfax County
Arthur Kirby
Fairfax
Woolf
Washington Lewis
Samuel H. Lunt
Samuel L. Monroe
Bailey
Corporation Court
Newell & Greenaway
George G. Asher
George Gordon Asher
South Washington Street
Virginia
Washington Memorial Lodge of Perfection
Masonic Temple
Jardin de Danse
Mabe
She On
Jardin de Danze
St. WW. M
Fairmont
Wyndham Bros
Neval Lodge Hall
4Th St
Fox Fur Kat
Dhea
J. E. Bussell
Mr. Man
Pa. Ave. S. E
The
Washington Post
Advertisers’ Service Dept. the
D. J. O' Connell
Perpetual Building Association
Amate
Heurich Brewing Co
F ST
MN D Parker
K. C. Miller
Berkeley Rye Wetal
Delive
Horning Relee, Va
Higberss Bridge
Ste N. W
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