Orientals Lose Two Agriculture Beats Bureau
Field's steady bowling slows the Orientals as rivals press for departmental league honors. Ambulance Corps widen their lead in the National Guard League West standings with gun carriage wins and strong showings from outdoor teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field
Ambulance Corps
National Guard League
West Gun
Matches Tonight Assemble Diverse Teams Across Alleys
Matches tonight feature Garrisons against Sasngerbumds at Garrizon alleys and Co. E 9 Signal Corps in Palace alleys. Postomice faces Savy while Georgetown hosts Belmont. New York meets Chicago at Fat Men's alleys with Palace venues noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrisons
Sasngerbumds
Garrizon
Co. E
Signal Corps
Palace
Postomice
Savy
Prince -At - Georgetown
Belmont
New York
Chicago
Official entry list for palace bowl tourney announced
Secretary Meyers announced the official entry list for the forthcoming Palace alleys bowling tournament. The schedule shows Washington’s top bowers across multiple classes with times and pairings, noting revisions to the previously published list and detailing team matches and individual events across Wednesday through Monday with numerous entries and classifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace
E. Meyers
Washington
Enrants
Meyers
Strikes and Spares in City Duckpin Tourney Night
The finals in the duckpin tournaments on the Royal alleys are moved to tonight. Krhuss and Allison of the Saengerbunds are paired for the Palace alleys tournament. The Philadelphia Bowling Association, which will run the first National Bowling Restoration tournament at Atlantis City starting March 25, has begun publicity efforts. News notes hint at a revival of activity as Quaker City eyes a return to the bowling scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mame
Han
Stegger
Market House
Pascot
Bekstein
City Hall
Agriculture
Conroy
Morocco
Collins
Ambulance Corps
Winkleman
Poole
McDonald
Church
Orientals
Bregger
Bureau
Aggies
Field
Company M
National Guard
Weat Gun Carriage Shop
Navy Yard
Orientala
St. Se
Be, Brown
Campbel St BP
Mareha
D' Donne
Atit Hous Hams
St. Hp. Se
Ep. Se
St. BP
Krane
Mike Sirege
Bales
Torala
Ad Eame
Sitpane
Eager
St. Sp
St. BP Se
Hetmerichs
Heun Prue
Land
Hardie
Garman
Ageiculture
St. Sp. Se
Navy Yard League
Jet Zama
Gam
W.G
St. Sp. ‘Sr
Carrotinky
Hayforth Odeonsk
Nuwear
Rama
Ptwiat Kaiser
Ss National Guard Leach
Am Ambulance
Besu
B. &T. Word
Iar
Arnold
Fynen
Nagas Re. St. Sp
T. Sp
Forreste
Bickelts
Budke
Ane Soares
St. Be. Pierer
Maehter
FF Kehler
Voolrxner
Sas
Me. Adame
Frith
St. Be
Macdonald
Wea
Aahforis
Norton
Ay Brown
Richards
Mnesol
Schmidt
Ctx
Halt
Ist
Whitney
Roth
Herrmann
Barker
Schutz
JG Ledinan
Atkinea
Horbeck HE
Narboeke
Conray Bo
Walah
Railway Relief Association
Northern
P Se
Si Pants
F. Snelea
Maver Wa Br BP
Weckers
Weckerly
Roche
Turner
Meggett
B. Wheeler
J. R. Wine
Roberts
Corbett Si
Serames
Loving
Biker
Mergett B. Wheeter
Roberts J. Or. Wynad
Fenton
Dobbert's Alleys
North Capitol Street
Art Wenton
Ant
Fisher
al Penton
Cuente
Schulz
M. Fenton
Ey Bown
Tae
Satan
Danny O'Donnel
Thursay
Krhuss
Allison
Saengerbunds
Oeinia
Philadelphia Bowling Association
Atlantis City
Lave
United States
New York
A. B.C
Tragic end for Lulu Burke after drug ruin and police scare
Lulu Burke, 47, of 16 Seventh Street Southwest, who faced a theft arrest for diamonds, ended her life by drinking carbolic acid at her home after a spree of self destruction attempts. Detectives had halted a gun attempt, but the woman’s decline and drug use led to her death at Casualty Hospital. Coroner Nevitt filed a death certificate and funeral preparations began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Burke
Seventh Street Southwest
Casualty Hospital
Evans
Cornwell
Germany
Washington
Nevitt
May Case Postponed in Assault with Intent to Kill
The trial of Jennie L May for allegedly assaulting Lucien Conen with intent to kill was postponed on January 21. Conen was shot in September 1905, with anger lasting over a year. District Attorney Baker plans to seek the case personally once recovered from injuries from the Terra Cotta wreck, and will likely need a crutch for a time due to a heel wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mvn
Jennie L. May
Lucien Conen
Conen
Dylex. I
Baker
Eastern Section Citizens Rally for Crosstown Streetcar Plan
At a NECAA mass meeting in Northeast Temple Washington officials discussed establishing a north south cross town streetcar line in the eastern district. An executive committee resolution favored free transfers between the Washington Railway and Electric Company and the Capital Traction Company. The schools committee revived a resolution opposing shortening the Eastern Holidays, citing needed rent and recreation for pupils and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeastern Citizens’ Association
Northeast Temple
Washington
Washington Railway and
Electric Company
Capital Traction Company
Bonaparte moves to compel appearance in Ed Johnson lynching case
Attorney General Bonaparte asks the U S Supreme Court to require Sheriff Shipp and twenty six co defendants to enter security for appearance in a contempt case tied to Ed Johnson’s lynching in Chattanooga. He seeks warrants, recognizances, and in court testimony to determine ties to the alleged contempt while offering options for a commissioner to take testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attornney General
Shipp
Ed Johnson
Bonaparte
United States Supreme Court
Sheriff Shipp
Hamilton County
Tenn
Chattanooga
Harmon
Cartwright
Circuit Court of the
United States
District
Tennessee
Sixth Circuit
Mrs Kayne Home Again After Incarceration Release
Mrs Florence Kayne, wife of Dr Alfred Kayne, was freed from a Laurel sanitarium at noon after guidance from her father. She traveled with her husband and attorney to Washington, where Ambrose and Stutler plan to file damages for restraint and seek warrants for abduction against several individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence W. Kayne
Alfred Kayne
J. C. Cogeing
Delmas C. Stutler
Kayne
Laurel
Washington
William E. Ambrose
Say Parking Is Destroyed and Parking Dispute Erupts
The South Washington Citizens' Association elected officers at Grace Parish Hall with J Harrison Johnson as president, M F Thompson as vice president, Frank Gilmore as secretary, and Thomas Stephenson as treasurer. The group discussed Pennsylvania Railroad walling along Virginia Avenue and possible court action to stop monopolizing parking. Dr Thompson cited a Senate bill granting District Commissioners power over street widths and assessments, and a committee was appointed to seek amendments from Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Washington
Grace Parish Hall
Ninth and
D Streets
J. Harrison Johnson
M. F. Thompson
Frank Gilmore
Thomas Stephenson
J. H. Johnson
William Church
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Walle
Virginia Svenue
Virginia Avenue
Thcompson
Senate
Gallinger
Thompson
Church
District Committee
Congress
Eagles Install Officers at Washingtoni Eagle Nest
The Eagles of Washingtoni held their annual installation ceremonies Sunday at the Eagle Nest on Sixth and E I streets NW. State Deputy Brill installed officers including Past president W. B. Dawson, president C. C. Beveridge, vice president B. L. Rensburgh, chaplain W. W. Oliver, treasurer J. L. Feeney, financial secretary B. S. Fleming, corresponding secretary A. B. Britt, inner guard J. L. Campbell, outer guard D. C. Mahaney, trustees B. S. Schmid Meyer Fisher and Ramuel Solomon, physicians W. S. Walter and L. A. Walker, conductor Jacob Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles Install
Eagles of Washingtoni
Eagle Nest
Sixth
E I
Brill
W. B. Dawson
C. C. Beveridge
B.L. Rensburgh
W. W. Oliver
J. L. Feeney
Fleming
A. B. Britt
J. L. Campbell
D. C. Mahaney
Northern Lumber Company V. O'Brien Heads To Supreme Court
The U S Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit decision was affirmed by the Supreme Court in the North ern Limber Company v. William O'Brien and others case. Originating in the Duluth land district, it involved a conflict between the Northern Pacific Railway and settlers under the land grant. The lumber company claimed the eight acre tract but withdrawal in favor of the Mississippi and Superior affected the acquisition, though proof showed the other road never possessed it. O'Brien and partners had taken possession via scrip in place of forest reserve land, while the lower court ruled the land part of the public domain and awarded title to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Stated Court of Appeals For
Eighth Circuit
United States Supreme Court
Northern Limber Company
William O'Brien
Duluth (Minn) Land District
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Lumber Company
Northern Pacifc
Northern Pacific
Mississippi
Superior
Court of Appeals
O'Brien
Forest Reserve
Pub Hc
Damages Shared After Erie Trailways Collision Ruling
The U S Supreme Court ruled that damages from the Detroit River collision between Erie Trailway Co and Erie and Western Transportation Co should be shared. Erie Railroad had paid $28,000 after the disaster sank the Conemaugh. The court ordered restitution of half the amount to be returned to the Erie company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Buzpreme Court
Erie
Trailyoad Company
Propeller
New York
Ageinet
Eiie and Western Transportation Company
Propélier Conemaugh
Justce Holmes
Erle Railroad Company
Weasels
Detroit River
Conemaugh
Sait
Erle Company
Job for President's Friend Leary Likely Appointed
William Leary of New York is expected to be named by Gov Hughes as commissioner of elections. The choice follows Speaker Wadsworth's talks with the President, with Deputy Commissioner Lewis Swasay unlikely to be named. Leary is an old-time friend of the President and helped Theodore Roosevelt's first nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Leary
Gov. Hughes
Wadsworth
Lewis Swasay
Wiliam Leary
New York
Leary
Theodora Roosevelt
Assembly
Mr. Roosevelt
Aldrich Seeks Roosevelt in White House Talk
Senator Aldrich visited the White House at the President's invitation for a private talk lasting over 30 minutes. Several senators and representatives waited in the ante-room for their turn as the railroad rate fight loomed earlier in the spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldrich
Senate
White House
Mr. Roosevelt
Bankruptcy trustees seek Supreme Court review in Berry Co. case
Hdwam S. Thomas and other trustees of Jacob Berry Co New York brokers who failed in November 1901 asked the United States Supreme Court to review the Circuit Court of Appeals ruling. The ruling held that stocks deposited by customers as security for margin trading could be returned to owners even if minimal power of attorney for transfer existed, affecting 1 400 other creditors. The motion for a writ of certiorari was taken under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Hdwam S. Thomas
Jacob Berry’ & Co
New York
Circuit Court of Appeals
Leatt
Cary Dorari
Inheritance Tax Cases Probed by Supreme Court Advance
Assistant Attorney General asked the court to advance three Philadelphia inheritance tax cases and one from Indianapolis. Names include Collector McCoach, Philadelphia Trust Co, and Marion Trust Co. Also Tromp v Cramp & Sons Shipbuilding Company seeks writ of certiorari over a circuit court decision. Borden v Trespalados Rice and Irrigation Co sustains land condemnation for irrigation. Baltimore delegation seeks Delaware channel deepening. Colored Women’s Association supports a home for working and homeless women in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdy
United States Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
McCoach
Philadelphia Trust Company
George W. Morris
Marion Trust Company
Colored: Association
Colored Your Women’s Association
Metropolitan Church
D Street
Second
Third Streets
Thierkeld
Howard University
Bettie G. Frances
Maryland Avenue
Supreme Court awards land strip dispute to Montana Mining
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of Montana Mining Company over a fourteen foot wide land strip containing ore claimed by Louis Mining Company. The decision reverses lower courts, enjoining Louis from extracting ore and upholding contract terms giving Montana the land and minerals. The case ties to vein-following rights and a past murder involving former Senator Arthur Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme ‘Court
Montana Mining Company
Louis Mining Company
Court of Appeals
Apex
St. Louie Company
Justice Brewer
Hhis
United States
Arthur Brown
Utah
Bradley
St. Louis Company
Brewer
Montana Company
St.Louis Company
Cass
United
Btatea
District of Montana
St. Louis
Federal Court of Appeals
Supreme ‘Court
Montana
Jude Hunt
Montana Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Admission of Attorneys to Practice Before the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court list records names and states attorneys admitted to practice, noting various case numbers and references to the Erie Railroad v Erie and Western Transportation petition, Montanan Mining and Montana cases, and other circuit court matters. It cites opinions by Justices Holmes and Brewer, decisions on writs of certiorari, and orders including remands and petitions across multiple circuits.
Courts Consider Numerous Appeals and Equity Motions
A lengthy list of cases before multiple courts is reported, including writs of certiorari to the United States Circuit Courts of Appeals for the Second Seventh and Eighth Circuits, patent appeals, criminal dockets, equity matters, and probate items. The document notes petitions from Knudsen Ferguson and others, proceedings in the District of Columbia Circuit and Supreme Court calendars, adjournments, and various transfers, with dates and litigants named across railways, banks, and other entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sult Court of Appasts
William’ Henry
Parker
H. A.M. Smith
A H. Jolina
A. Z
Smythe
Magius J.paleonot
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Tha
Second Circuit
George A. King
G Bebalt
Edward &. Biddgett
Knudsen-Herguson
Pratt Company
Petitoner
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Dna "Railway Company
Knudsen-Fergison Frutt Company
Utieder
Michigan Canteg
Railway Company
United States
Circuit Court of ‘Appeals
Seventh and
Eighth Circuit
Roger A. Powell
Frank B. Ke
The
Americas Railroad Company of
Porto Rico
Julio P. Castro
Railread Company of
Éxre
Felicia Cardona de Castro
Frederick BD
McKenney
Pisin
District of Columbia Property Transfers Include Wadhams and Grant
Property records list transfers in LE DROIT PARK DC to Mary ope and to Wadhams with subdivision lots 23 and 78 in blocks 2 and 15 for amounts around 4.93 and 248 dollars. W. Grant Hems or Hedhems appears in another entry with similar subdivision details and a block reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squar
Isabella W. Ashford
Harold L
Johnson
Nettle Cartwright
Diller F. Groff
Columbia Heights
Lewis H. Coleman
Atlan’ McLane Avert
savaRz
Matthew Inmo
Michael Flaherty
Connecticut
Avenue Terrace
Futen FR
Eudora A Lana
Henry C. McFar
Lana
Holmead Manor
Andrew A. Lipscomb
Whitlam A. ‘Saunders
Thomas J
John I. Lang
Edw. H. Trundle
Florence D. McAuliffe
John E. Crittenden
McAuliffe
Hermen F. Mandler
Willy
Jam J. Johnson
Karl L .Wagner
Uniontown
District of Columbia
Ralph P. ‘Barhers
Beightwood Park
Charles H. Wiltsle
Droit Park
Charles ‘A. Wiltse
Charles
Willeia
Long Meadows
District
Columbia
King's Subdivision
Brightwood Park
LE Droit Park
Mary
Bk Barry
O Wadhams
Proir Park
Disrict of
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Quint
Agriculture Beats Bureau
Saenger
A. A. Bureau
Fat Hey
A. A. Treasury
Natonal Guard
A. B
Barclay
Marah
Jooke
McLennan
Simmons
Ernest
Shamor
Crosby
B. M
Interior
Navy Yard Pane
Omce
Garrion Va
Water
AL Brennan
Tarelow
Rodrick
Baum
Waters
Brosnan
Harlow
Campbell
Warren
Echtein
Ludwig
Ricker
Cobéy
Rosech
McKnow
Robinette
Bontz
Joe Harale
Hew
Fluten
Helmerson
Lard
Dan O*dennel
Omylea Surtler
Brown
Marshall
Albon
Welner
Wiliams
R. P. Brown
Sherwood
Clansen
Lao -McCarthy
Krauss
Herman
Conray
Crase
Helnold
Willlingas
William Miler
Bi. Kein
Leikwee
P.m
Cox
Ement
Simmous
Bhager
Bowman
4Eer
Watt
McNally
Kilpatrick
Staind and Spencer
Challen Shore
Severn
Carlton and
Morris
City Association
City’ Amsociation
Inv- Inguion
Departmental
League
Schrader
Lesgun. i
Advocate
Mrs. Kayne
Ambrose
Ste
Cramp’s
J. H. Adrian
Tromp
William Cramp &Sons Shipbuilding Company
Circuit’ Court of Appeals
Turkey
Cramp
Borden
Trespalados Rice and Trrigation Company
Matagorda County
Texas
Ayers
Stein
Whatige
Coler
Tatr
Gase
Supreme Court Awards Rich
Claira Ta Montana Mining Company
Record Or
Citief Juntics
Justice Harlan
Justice White
Justie Peckham
Justice McKenna
Juntice Holmes
Das
Air
Justice Moody
Floyd Estell
Winchester
George B. Hale
New Maven
Conn
Alten J. Hastings
Olean
N. Y
le Jackson
Housted
Tex
Maretall McLain
New York City
George B. Sidener
St. Louie
Sylvester R. Rush
Omaha
Nebr
George H. Young
Newport
Charles I. Ballymore
Buffalo
Hector Daxter
Seventh Circuit
Dectos
District Court of the United
Illinois
Costa
Smfa District Court
Justice Holmes
Montans Mining’ Company, Limited
Piaintie
St. Louis Mining ‘and Mining Company of
Stror and
United States Cirreult Court of Anpesis
Northern Lumber Company
Appellant
William O’brien
Circuit Court of the United States
District of Minnesota
Montina Mining Company, Limited
Justine Brewer
Abel P. Boren
Trespataelos Rice and Irrigation Company
Supreme Court of
State of Texas
Coats, Strickioyne
Highland Bay Mining ‘Company
TC. Albritt
Tavende Sigent
United States of America
Compisitant
John F. Shipp
Witneries
Benjamin H. Howell
Ax Vel
John MaNichols
James Peise
Hori
M.D. Purdy
Harner E. Grafton
Pha
Legre
Taya
Willam McCoach
Philadelphia Trust Safe Deposit and Tourance Company
William McCoach
Philadelphia Trust Safe Deposit and Insurance Company
Will McCoach
George W. Norris
United State
Empire State Cattle Company, Et al
Atchison, Topeka, Sand Sana Fe Railway Company
Minnesota and Dakota Cattle Company
Atchison, Topeka,, and Santa Fe Railway Company
USA
Cireule Court of
Apperia
Tha Eich
Mir. James
Botaford
Mtl Browne
Robert Dunlap
Gardiner “Lathrop
Burlington, and Quincy Railway Company
F. C
Cates Circuit Court of
Anna D
Paggart
Circuit Court
Apperls
Waty
J." van Vechten
Olcott
Abram Z. Eikina
Thomas Thacher
Richard L. Bweess
Wer
George B. Hall
Edwand Phekinger
Voitea Statua
United States Circuit Court of Appels
Bixth
Edward Tt. Powell
Thomas E. Powell
Charles WW. Baker
Counst
Divecaiva
Louieville
Nashville Ball and Company
Smith, Huggins
Rankin
John H. Frantz
James B Wright
the News and Courlee Company
Volitioners
Frank E. Butler
Preamnt
Béth Bheparé
Louis
Br. McComas
Smithson
Ashford Et al
Ve. Green
Riddle
Or. Et al
Gibeon
Howard Bartle
Robinson Va. McCorwick
Melville Church
A. C. Paul
Appellen
Lewis Xa. Cronemeyer
Bir
Harry
Friece
Hernan Frosch
Supreme Court of the United States
Pickford Et al
Talbott
Shepard
Equity
Clahaugh
Morton
Suhar
Sie Witter Ve. Ritter
Circuit
Wright
Gunningham
Beyer
Bubo Va
Masters
Dodge
Ruel
Ruah
Rester
Horning
Magrider
Lythrell Et
Loule
Bristow
Gowers
Stead Ve
Galt
Mis Ve
D'yss
JSL
Trickier Ve
Southern Hallway Company
Ge Wright Ve. Baum
Circuit Gourt NO
Justice Anderson
Green Ve
Braith
Coon Va
Bweke
Boatt
Herrell
Ristom Va
Beott
Herrett
Cross Va
Inving
Totten
Beltimore
Ohio Rollroad Company
Rangom
Tottén
Baltimore
Quio ‘Company
Taylor Ve
Rockville
Ve. Rilex
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Meera
Wale Maxey
Bond
Johnson T. Heere
A. le Huntt
John Smith
Charles Crown
Henry Scott
Mason Morgenthil
George Reed
Loitnd
Travers Ford
Clabaugh
Vince George P. Newton
James Canningham
Clabeugh
Reve Buchanan
Will Datrd
Mareh Woz
Nature
SWIFT
Atlanta
Interven
Marvel Co
EL 23d
O'Donnell’ Pharmacies
Ave
Ducro
E. Fougera & Coa
D. Beekman
Earea E Alps
Cook Remedy CO
Chisege
Medical
Reed
Histot
Awelpth Street
Shade
Tasve
Czarra
Sami BD m
Stewart Building
6Th St
Fisk Elgin
Throata Amd
Beth Mere
I. Raldes
Germen
New Town
Hear
Jerancos
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