If He Does Not He Is Blamed Dr Gwynn Fined
Dr William C Gwynn was fined five dollars for failing to have a rear light on his car after Officer Connor stopped him near Harvey's restaurant at Eleventh Street and Pennsylvania Avenue NW The Police Judge Mulloway commented that an officer may meddle but has no right to order without invitation and warned that if an officer warns a man he is meddlesome if he does not warn he is blamed
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Mulloway
William C. Gwynn
Connor
Dr. Gwynn
Harvey
Eleventh Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Gwynn
Inmate of asylum dies after fifty-one years
Nicholas Sewell an eighty year old inmate of the Government Hospital for the Insane died Sunday after fifty-one years as a patient. He believed himself a king and treated other patients as subjects. He was admitted March 12, 1855 and referred to by superintendents as the Nestor. Time has erased much of his history. his body was buried in the asylum cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Sewell
Sewell
Nestor
Negrot
Reed Pleads for Leniency in Profanity Case
James Reed told Judge Mulllgoway I might have been jagged but did not cuss the officer, aiming to escape a fine for profanity and disorderly conduct. Policeman Hartman testified Reed was blasphemous while an officer urged him home. Simultaneously, Jonathan Flamilton's will filed for probate authorizes his executor to sell part of square 515 lot 22 and distribute proceeds to Harriet Robinson, Mary Hamilton, and Fannie Hamilton, with Samuel M. Tyler named executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Reed
Mullgway
Hartman
First Precinct
Reed
Jonathan Flamilton
Square
Harriet Robinson
Mary Hamilton
Fannie Hamilton
Samuel M. Tyler
Complainant Loses 10000 Suit in Circuit Court
By a jury verdict in Circuit Court No 1 Capital Traction Company won the case for 10000 damages against Edward A Savoy. The suit claimed injury December 12 1902 near Eleventh and U streets when the plaintiff was thrown from a car. Attorneys B Ross Perry Son and G Dunlop represented the company. Beautiful Floral Work Gudes artists plan and execute floral effects 124 FF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital Traction Company
Edward A. Savoy
Eleventh
U- Streets
Ross Perry
District boundary reform lays out six subdistricts
The District Supreme Court in general term promulgated new subdistrict boundaries for six divisions with each boundary tied to street lines. Subdistricts list starting points, streets, and rivers, naming offices at 1205 G street, 627 F street, the Columbian Building, the Fennall Building, and other locations as offices. Harmony Council installs officers and Mary Horton seeks 25,000 damages from Capital Traction for a December 14 accident. wills probate for Richard Rothwell leaves household effects to daughter Lillie and 700 to Virginia Benjamin, executors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Supreme Court
Charles S., Bundy
Fourth
D Streets
Fourth Street
F Street
I Street
Fifteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Twenty Third Street
Rock Creek
Potomac River
Sixth Street
D Street
Columbian Building
Traction Company
Mary ‘C. Horton
A. §. Worthington
Capital Traction Company
Eleventh Street
Richard Rothwell
Lillie
Virginia Henjamin
William Wagner
Lillie Rothwell
Disbarment Hearing for District Bar Members Set Today
May Disbar lawyers panel announcement notes a meeting in the District Supreme Court this afternoon to decide on disbarment actions. A Bar Association committee previously urged disbarring three attorneys. others have answered charges or are subject to possible summary action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Association
Clabaugh
Airship Models Return From New York Exhibit
William J. Barker of the Patent Office yesterday brought eleven airship and flying machine models exhibited at the Astro Chile exposition in New York City. By law, models filed in the Patent Office cannot be removed from custody, and this marked the first occasion any model left the Patent Office museum on G Street northwest between Sixth and Seventh streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Barker
Patent Office
New York City
Hitchcock
Patents
Asro
Chile
Patent Office Museum
G Street
Sixth
Seventh Streets
Naval Battalion Disbanded After Three Officers Refuse Resign
Gen Harries ordered the naval battalion disbanded after Lieut. Commander Brummett Cox and Hance refused to resign their commissions. The united party aboard the Puritan heard claims of disharmony as Adjt Gen Brett prepared for a reorganization. All officers will be honorably discharged as the action is military in nature.
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Harries
District National Guard
Brett
R. B. Brummett
Clifford Cox
William Hance
Brummett
Cox
Enaign Brett
United States
Police Learn Right Name In Forgery Case
Police confirm the woman calling herself Mrs. Catherine Berger is Catherine Bolsh and the girl is Elizabeth Bolsh not Elizabeth Ray. Bolsh's New York address is 319 West Seventeenth Street. her husband is an engineer. The daughter faces forgery arraignment tomorrow, the mother on complicity. Detectives Parham and O'Brien plan to present evidence to the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Catherine Berger
Senator Depew
Catherine Bolsh
Elizabeth Ray
Eizabeth Bolsh
Parham
O'Brien
Canary Birds Scarce in Washington Due to Shortage
Washington faces a canary bird shortage with local dealers unable to fill orders from New York since December. The principal dealer reported only a few dozen birds yesterday after a long pending order. Most canaries come from Germany or Switzerland, with immigration reducing available freight space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Germany
Switzerland
Watson defalcation deficit totals over seventy six thousand
Auditor John R. Garrison outlined the Watson defalcation figures showing a total shortage of 76 060 10 with 52 052 61 net after attachments. He estimated 64 506 35 needed to clear the books and noted seven months of expert accounting and 9 203 accounts rechecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John. R. Garrison
Watson
Garrison
United States
Congress
Petty
Garrison Sala
District Supreme Court
Demurrer
Justice Barnard
Dong
Commission to appraise damages from street grade changes at Union Station area
Charley A. Baker George W. Moss and George B Spransey the district court appointed panel finished hearing evidence on Florida avenue northeast between Third and Fifth streets they will submit appraisements soon Afterward special counsel A Leftwica Sinclair said the commission will review damage claims by owners on N street northeast between First and North Capitol streets the panel is expected to examine that property next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley A. Baker
George W. Moss
George B Spransey
District Supreme Court
Union Station
Florida Avenue Northeast
Third
Fifth Streets
A. Leftwica Sinclair
N Street
First
North Capitol Streets
Awards for M Street Condemnation Reported by Jury
In District Supreme Court proceedings to extend M Street east of Bladensburg road to a uniform width of ninety feet, a jury returned verdicts awarding damages of 5533.38 and abutting benefits of 5995.31. The difference arises because Congress mandated the jury to assess the total damages as benefits, including costs and expenses of the condemnation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Supreme Court
M Street
Bladensburg Road
Congress
Trustees name challenged in McKenney estate case
The District Supreme Court was asked yesterday to remove Thomas E Waggaman as trustee of the Mary McKenney estate and appoint a replacement after a petition filed by Mary J. Cooper. The notice appears amid a page of local ads and notices including goods, stores, and services. The case centers on allegations of mismanagement and calls for a new trustee to oversee the estate.
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W.grove
Marcel
M. Siccaidi
Dhono
Johannes Mirsch
District Supreme Court
Anna
Mirsch
Berlin
Germany
New York
H. L. Es
Waggaman
Thomas E. Waggaman
Mary McKenney
Mary J. Cooper
Annie L. Corron
James A. Corron
George
Drew
Gran
Johnston's
N.w. Fern Halls
Kramer's
Keene's Shoe
G St
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Saks & Company
Seventh Street
Horn’s
Baltimore
Miller Safes
Hanover Arrest
Dutac
Adway
Radway
Elm St
THE
Sunday Post
Judge
Asylum
Nicholas
Gude
Samuel C. Mills
Tenth
F Streets
Pennsylvania, Avenue
Brightwood Avenue
Rock Creekford Road
Piney Branch
Fourteenth Street
Florida Avenue
Tenth Street
Thomas H. Callan
New York Avenue
Capitol Street
Lincoln Road
Harewood Road
Third Street
Bunker Hill Road
Bunker HI Road
Bennings Road
Maryland Avenue
Luke C. Strider
First Street
Virginia Avenue
Ninth Street
Anacostia River
Anacostia
B Street
Robert H.terrell
Begional
Streets
Haréwood Road
Rock Creek Ford Road
Piney Branch Road
Florida““avenue
Harmony Council
D. of A
Goodall
J. H. Fristoe
Frazer
Bransford
Cullom
Boyd
Brown
Keil
Outside Sentinel
Blance Morris
Inside Sentinel
Mr. Scott
George Cox
Naval Battalion
Depew
Elizabeth Bolsh
Canary
B. & O. R. KR. Company
Mary Howe Totten
Boyds
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Thompson and Laskey
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
Tian
Commission
City Bulletins
J. T. D. Pyles
Velati’s
Std
W. Smith
Ind
Paul Jones
Murphy's
Wth
Cap. St
Wiiskey
Murghy's
Rosenfeld
Imann
G&g
Adler
7Th St. and
Mass. Ave. N. W
Cravenette Coats
Antalor Antalo
Victor E. Adler
Jorimculasta
Manufacturing Department
Massachusetts Avenue
A.herman’s Sons Co
St. M. W
Maryland
Connecticut
Jersey
North Carolina
Phone North
Walker-Hughes Market Co
Conn. Ave
Selinger
S. F
R. P. Andrews Paper Co
la. Ave
D St
Home Savings Bank
7Th and
Mass. Ave
Vf McDougall Kitchen Cabinets
Mayerg CO
Seventh St
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
Speerseet
A. Eberly’s Sons
7Th St
Administerea
Keele Institute
North
Capitol -Strest
Washington, D
Columbia
John B. Espey
Tic Retic
National Art Association
N. W
J. Maury Dove
FN. W
Ist
N.S
Hous
Washington Gas Light GO
6Th St. N. W
Inington
Ceres
Liquoses Company
Wabash Ave
Chicago
Me & Dc
Wellville
J. T. Walker Sons
Strent
M. W
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