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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1915

Page

14

Legal record from United States Court of Claims and Customs Appeals

Proceedings span multiple cases with United States as plaintiff or defendant. Names include Edward Campbell and Is Howry as judges, with numerous masters and attorneys such as Trainer Clagett and Stokes. Dockets cover claims, lunacy matters, bankruptcies, criminal cases, probate filings, and circuit divisions.

United States Court of Claims Edward KR. Campbell Charles Is Howry Juge Fenton W. Reeth Samuel 8. Barney George W. Atkinson Mercury Rockwell John W. Trainer United States T. J. Tuket Susannah Joba Thomas Stokes Prigs Hannah Huby Carey George A. King Weasels Jobatho Kinig Harriet Toodrich Charles W. Clagett Box Allaune Dalton Jobo W. Gutterfeld C. We.Clagett Joan W. Trainer H. Couchnan Jobo BR. Mirtin Sylvia Suptinoh White Master Aleop Virgen Melelian Munter FT. 3 Pekett Beard Pliintifs Mer. John MW. Traine United States Court of Customs Appeals Montgomery Mutth Barber de Vinee Anc Chee Chong Thot Haneog Appellee Jules Auspak Vitelliva Albert M. Vurzolino Spre Hart Myr Hert Hanson Tien of Spe Albert M. Muzzio Amendala Charles I United Seater Br Montagne Ve Charles Appelant Bert Hansen Foy Fisk Nh Fins Jules Thepek Ofters Hansen The Jules Thopak, Jr Lee Appellant Soectit Stafford Pacwer Williamson Poundit Mecallabun Jere & Cubberbun Wolin-on - Miains Msintis Tucker Lefendants Atternee Dungins RM & Olivar Dent Due Lanes Arttal Seytes Dimean Reaper E West C. Tetead Columbta Red Tod Cess Plaietif DW Baker J OW Staggers Georg FO Homre Benenca Fersinger Judement Flainthif J. A Adruaus Attornes T. J. Pattarson Asia Washington Railway Abians Thivall—Hoover Teghhiey Atine Leaby Clephana Rutr Washington Railway and Company Sulsten & Rich- Hie Hoover Marcehalh Martin C ‘Oo Dan Adkins Chesapeake Beach Attornern Tackie Cox & Krate McRennes Kannery & Vai

Real estate transfers across Washington area parcels

Real estate transfers list numerous DC properties including 13135 Connecticut Ave NW lot 28 square 91 to EB Olivia Johnson for 10, with various sums and trusts. Other transfers cite Clark A. Marden to William Roseett, J. ER Dorsett to Manuel Dorsett, and multiple parcels in Potomac Heights Whitney Clone Congress Heights Buena Vista and more, with parcels, squares, and monetary values noted.

Connecticut Avenue Charles H. Darlow Olivia Johnson Ills Pan Heights Clark A. Marden William Roseett Ninth Street Robette Penn Henry Wahl Potomac Heights J. ER. Dorsett Mamuel T. Dorsett Whitney William T. C. Rogers Ltte Orville BM Elizabeth Browning Heckman Mary A Horigan Guardian David Horigan Thomas J. Horigan, Jr Squere Square Heckman Street Koptrest D Street David Hortgan Thame Tongan Ti Marr A. Hortgan Life Tate Lot Square Ioix Sgure VANGRESS HEIGHTS -Hearl+Ute Aviskell Elizabeth Campbell Villa Park Clira Marden George Stansell Tes Morris Heights James Ro Campbell Joseph Il Irosa Spencer Ratamp Seca Ncrest Massachusetts Avenue Mary Brownell United States of Gamer Fifteenth Sixternth Streets Sala ‘el Shapira Et Ux Lewia S. Dern Macki Carleton Et Ux District of Columbie le Street New Jersey Syvemio Firsesteceta George N. Acker Nicholas A. Acker Lowis A. Proctor Albert Goerner Mount

Lee Birthday Banquet Brings City to Holiday Close

A Lee birthday observance drew banks, schools, and public offices to close and flags to fly. Attendees included Representative Hobson and Rev. Regester with reminiscences, while ceremonies featured Brevities by Morton and a Daughters of the Confederacy serving banquet. Police report a housebreaking case involving a colored man. Brewing strike talks pause as union and Robert Portner firm discuss settlement. Obituary notes Bettie Kiser Jones dies in Alexandria after brief illness. Indiana boys corn growers visit Washington. White House sighting planned.

Washington Post Bureau King Street Alexandria Robert E. Les Camp United Confederate Veterans Confederate Veterans’ Hall Prince Street Wiliam A. Smoot Sea Camp John Sharp Williams Misatasippi Robert E. Lee Richmond Pearson Hobson Alabama E. W. Regester Washington Thea Mtehdoi Episcopal Church South South J. W. Duffey Methodist Episcopal Church South Lee Camp W. J. Morton Christ Episcopal Church M. BD. Corse Camp Sons of Confederate Veterans Edgar Warfield In Camp Gen. Lee Daughters of the Confederacy Bettie Kiser Jones Charles E. Jones J. M. Cochran & Co., Inc South St. Asaph Street Winchester Lee Indiana Boys City Indiana Society Chamber of Commerce White House Houston

Deeds of Trust Listings Across Multiple Properties

A garbled excerpt lists numerous deeds of trust and mortgage details. It mentions Ambrose J Cox and Annie E Cox securing with Square 3008, various lenders like Yereetnet Building Association and Perpetual Building Association, amounts ranging from 532.97 to 6,250, terms from 5 to 6 years, interest around 4 to 8 percent, and numerous parcel identifiers such as squares and lots across districts like Potomac Heights and Meridian Hill, plus related notices and attorneys.

Square Ambrose J Annie E. Cox James Berry Marvin A. Custis Yereetnet Building Association Tai Robert R. Mahoney St Ux Joseph J. Weller Samuel Marbert Secums Martha C. Haseell James Mc Brown TL. H. Schoelder William Shed Mordis Heigista Joseph HE. Spencer Samuel H. Welker Michael Welter Eastern Building and Loan Association Potomac Heights Potomac Heights Land Company Weehoria Eenkwod Frost Company Lewin BR. Dern Marin Wiegand Charles T. Richardson Eeure Samuel Shapiro South Brooklant Allan McLane Abert Charles A. Cotter Arthur Blanchard Toe Clark Mills Estate John T. Knott Washington Ian and Trust Company Mabel T Genterte RB Francia Saul James PF. Shea Tiome Savings Bank

German View of the War

New York on January 20 reports British refusal to allow the Dacia to Rotterdam and warns of American ships sailing to neutral nations with U S cruisers if needed. Herman Bidder advocates sending the Dacia with an American cruiser to end London Washington friction and assert rights at sea. The piece discusses Britain’s stance on trade, neutral imports, and alleged insults to the American flag involving the Greenbriar.

New York United States Hotterdam Britain Europe Germany Austria Great Britain Greenbriar New Orleans Bremen State Department Farley Rotterdam London Washington England Cali Herman Bidder

Citizens discuss student government for democracy training

Wiigan L. GH of Philadelphia urged district mothers to let children rule in public schools to imprint democratic principles early. Clergy from the Episcopal diocese spoke at Washington Clerics meeting, presided by Rev. Dr. McGrew, with Rev. Dr. Bushby chairing entertainment. Board of Trade and public school committees announced meetings, a Peace party benefit concert planned, and artists showcased Canal Zone canvases to public view.

Wiigan L. GH Philadelphia School Republic System District of Columbia National Congress of Mothers Raleigh Canon Willam de Vries Robert Talbot Washington Episcopal Diocese of Epbitt George H. McGrew Silver Spring William R. Bushby Women's Aumlary G. C. F. Bratenahi Mplecopal Diocese of Church of the Epiphany Bratenahl

Around Lee Statue Honored at Capitol Ceremony

At the Capitol statue of Robert E. Lee a Lee Jackson Day ceremony featured remarks by Rep. Heflin and Rev Dr McKim praising Lee as a unifying figure and Civil War leadership. The event included excerpts about Appomattox, and music from a Confederate choir and quartet.

Dr. McKim Stonewall Jackson Church of Our Father Capt Beall Daughters of the Confederacy Hobert B. Lee Capitol Heflin Alabama Lee Hoafilh Appomatox Appomattox Grant South Randolph H. McKim Camp 171 U. Cc. V Lee-Jackson Thirteenth Latreeta North Weat McKim Europe Jackson United States Stonewall” Jackson North Fred Beall Camp Fact Jefferson Davis Mra Elizabeth Maxwell Misa Lillian Chenoweth Lester Ballard John Martyn Miss Chenoweth Mra. M McKnight

Charles III of Spain Birth Tied to U S Freedom Anniversary

Charles III of Spain whose war against England aided the American revolution was born January 2 1716 and died December 14 1788 at Madrid His role helped shape the independence of the United States through the Family Compact and subsequent alliance with France Spain’s campaigns in the Caribbean Gulf and Caribbean theater influenced the war’s outcome.

Charles III Spain England U. S United States Madrid Hagland Europe America Thua Philly V Naples Sicily France Tlns Portugal West Indian Granada St. Vincent, St. Lucia Tobago Habana Far East Manila Florida American Gibraltar Jamaica Minorca Mediterranean New Orleans

Army and Navy Changes of the Day

Movements of naval vessels and personnel as ships arrive and depart from various ports. Detachments and promotions listed include transfers to Washington Newport and New York harbor posts with arrivals at Norfolk, San Francisco, Mare Island, and Providence area facilities.

Cisil le F. Ballinge Yard Portsmouth N. HE Naval Carnie Rocket Washington Head Norfolk Tennessee Jaffa Richard Jeffares Alexandria Lebanon Hampton Roade North Carolina Glacier San Francisco Mara Tames Donaldson Talla Island South Dakota Lesses C. A. Miley Tecumseh Delaware Joseptt Lobes Island Cyclops Loboa Island Uneas Ning O'Reilly Charleston Nan Diego Weressiana Hremerton Pacific Reserve Fleet Mare Island C. P. Plunkett Naval War College Newport A. S. Halstead Board of Inspection and Survey New York Harbor J. Dixon Buffalo St Louis R. T. Young St. Louis E. Bray St. Lenia Fred Welden Bt Louie F. W. Coil St. Louie T. M. Searles Louisiana Worden P. A. Surg EL V. Walz Naval Hospital Tortsmouth N. H Smith Ho&mpstone Navy Yard Washington, D. c

Army Orders List of Officers Assigned or Relieved

Col Daniel E McCarthy reassigned to Kenoshe Indiana for signal corps business. Capt Harold Fiske relieved from Pittsburgh to Vicksburg for duty. Capt Earl Biscoe assigned to 318th company coast artillery. Capt Earnest M Reeve relieved from Walter Reed Hospital. Capt Frank L Wells detailed for Michigan militia duty and Lansing assignment. Capt Richard C Marshall Jr ordered to Fort Caswell for distillery plant inspection. Capt Thomas N Robins to report to Eastern department chief engineer. First Lt Thomas W Penrose on duty at Fort Russell then Fort Sam Houston for temp duty. First Liest Edward J Harrison retrograded to Fort Monroe Coast Defense Cheapeake Bay duties.

Daniel EL McCarthy Quartermaster Corps Kenoshe Chasgia Signal Corps Harold C. Fiske Corps of Engineers Pittsburgh Vicksburg Miss Earl Biscoe Coast Artillery Corps Earnest M. Reeve Twenty-third Infantry Walter Reed General Hospital Prank L. Wells Twenty-sixth Infantry Michigan Lansing Mich Richard C. Marshall, Jr Fort Caswell N. C Thomas N. Robins Eastern Department Thomas W. Penrose Medical Reserve Corpa Fort D. A. Russell Wio Fort Sam Houston Ter Edward 3. Harrison Fort Mouree Coast Defensea Chepepeake Bay

Curious Feathers at Washington Poultry Show

Washington women mistook five bare-necked Fenine German Naked Necks for abused chickens at the National Capitol Poultry and Pigeon Association exhibition. Breeders debate their origin, with claims of Barred Plymouth Rock mixes or turkey relations. Secretary Walter A. Klefer was told of the incident. Also, Prof Roy H. Waite operated on a red game cock to recover a swallowed diamond, opening the crop to retrieve the gem. Several awards were given yesterday.

Washington National Capitol Poultry and Pigeon Association Turkey Walter A. Klefer Humane Society Roy H. Waite Agriculture Experiment Station College Park

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