Attorney on Trial Alleges Unbecoming Conduct in Disbarment Case
A District Supreme Court general term hearing began on charges that local attorney John H. Adriaans committed fraud and misconduct, leading to potential disbarment. Adriaans, lacking counsel, defended himself while witnesses and documentary evidence were presented. the proceeding will continue next Tuesday with oral testimony possible. Other attorneys may face related actions as the investigation expands.
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District Supreme
District Bar
John II Adriaans
Adriaans
Causa
District Supreme Court
Enuries
A. al Hoehling
Bar Aascmlations
Fry
Adriaaans
Adriadne
Fourteen Hurt in Glendora Train Collision
Fourteen passengers on a local train were slightly injured in a rear end crash with the Santa Fe Limited westbound, at Glendora. The Limited, traveling about sixty five mph, avoided fatalities. Engineer Clemins and the fireman aboard the Limited were unharmed. All injured were local train passengers.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Glendora
Clemins
Elis
Negro Principals Meet Favor Separate Negro Superintendent
The Association of Colored School Principals holds meetings at Sumner School to discuss bills in Congress concerning school organizations. At the first meeting Saturday the Gal linger bill proposing a separate superintendent for the Negro division was favored. A nine member committee was named to collect more information on the bills. Scots to Observe Burns Birthday. The sixth annniversary of Robert Burns will be celebrated by the Caledonian Club tonight at Reuters Hotel with a banquet.
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Association of Colored School Principals i8
Sumner
Gallinger
Burns
Robert Burns
Caledonian Club
Reuters Hotel
Advertised Patent Remedy Claims Quick Cures
The notice extols a sarsaparilla preparation for acne eczema eruptions catarrh rheumatism and dyspepsia claiming prompt lasting cures after other remedies fail It asserts confidence in the medicine and notes Hood's Pills as a constipation cure in two cent sizing.
Executive order fixes place names under Geographic Board
President Roosevelt signed an executive order on the 23d appointing the United States Board of Geographic Names to determine, change, and fix place names in the United States and possessions. Secretary Hitchcock urged action to curb unofficial naming by government bureaus and field employees who had attached names of officials and friends to national features.
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Secretary of the Interior
Roosevelt
United States Board of Geographic Names Io
United States
Insular
Hitchcock
Executive Departments
Freer Gift Accepted for Smithsonian Building Fund
The Smithsonian Institution’s board of regents accepted the Freer art collection donated by Charles D. Freer of Detroit. He funds a $500,000 building to house the works, to remain in his possession until his death with heirs to finish construction. Roosevelt lauded the gift as priceless, noting its vast value from Chinese, Japanese, and American works. Regents, including Fuller and Lodge, approved the offer while noting museum finances and related scientific grants and acquisitions.
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Board of Regents
Smithsonian Institution
Freer
Charles D. Freer
Detroit
Roosevelt
United States
China
Japan
Whistler
Smithsonian
Thec
Score Roosevelt
Justice Fuller
Henry Cabot Lodge
Augusttus O. Bacon
Robert Adams, Jr
William M. Howard
James B. Angell
Richard Olmey
George Gray
A. Graham Bell
United States Treasury
Congress
National Museum
E. W. Scripture
Germany
Harvard University
Alexander Lorrison
Chicago
von Lendenfeld
Prague
W. P. Bradley
Wesleyan University
A. Lawrence Rotch
Piano Groups Plan May Washington Convention
Officers and committees of the National Piano Dealers Association and the National Piano Manufacturers Association held a joint meeting in New York to arrange their annual convention in Washington in May. Secretary Percy B. Foster returned from New York after attending the meeting yesterday.
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National Piano Dealers' Association
National Piano Manufacturers’ Association
New York
Washington
Percy
Foster
National Dealers
Abattoir Company Elects Directors
At the stockholders meeting of the Washington and Virginia Stock Yard and Abattoir Company on Monday two directors were elected: Snarles W. Boisch William G. Carter BE Donovan Charles IS Ebel Ford Espey BR A. Golder Lemon Hoover L. P. Krey Cloyd Tavenner. W A Johnston elected attorney.
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Abattoir Company
Washington and Virginia Stock Yard and Abattoir Company
Snarles W. Boisch
Wiliam G. Carter
BE. Donovan
Charles IS Ebel
Ford Espey
BR. A. Golder
Lemon Hoover
L. P. Krey
Cloyd Tavenner
W. A. Johnston
Indiana Bank Robbery Suspect Extradited to Indiana
Governor Hadley of Indiana obtained a requisition from Governor Pattison to return Michael Burke alias Fingers, arrested in Toledo, for the Ridgeville State Bank burglary in Bi ipk County on October 24, where $36002 was stolen. The requisition was honored.
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Indiana
Columbus
Ohio
Hadley
Pattison
Michael Burke
Fingers
Toledo
Burke
Ridgeville State Bank
Bi Ipk County
Puritan Sailors Earn Praise in Fleet Maneuvers
The U S S Puritan with an inexperienced crew impressed Admiral Dickens and the fleet during summer maneuvers, aside from a sand bar mishap at Point Lookout. The battalion included varied social backgrounds and faced discipline challenges, yet performed admirably. Disbandment ordered by Lieut. Col. Brett with several officers receiving honorable discharges. Stratton to depart January 22, 1906, not included.
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Harries
Potoma
Dickens
Stratton
Cervera
Point Lookout
Puritan
Royal Tree
Gertleman
U. S. S. Puritan
Sobdriery
Washington
L. M. Brett
Randolph B. Brummett
Tiett
Sidney Bieber
Broker Accused of Fraud in Grain Deal
Chicago January 24 Direct charges of fraud and misrepresentation are filed in the United States District Court against George S McReynolds of the defunct Mc Reynolds & Co. The petition by Warner & Wilbur alleges an agreement to ship grain at a price totaling 626 dollars. A check for the amount was returned marked No funds.
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Atrianus
Adrivans
Veillim # Leach
Ana
Mirchdraw
Muscomlic Fe
Diasea
Adriaans
W. C Clephane
J. Jo Darlirsson
Abnamin B. Hagner
George S. McReynolds
Chicago
Georges. McReynolds
Board of Trade
McReynolds & Co
United States District Court
Warner & Wilbur
McReynolds
Child Upset Oil Heater Sparks Store Fire
Mary Bresh ley, child of Mrs Margaret Bresh ley of 121 M street southeast, knocked over an oil heater yesterday afternoon and it exploded starting a fire in her mother's store. Firemen extinguished the blaze. building damage estimated at 50 dollars and stock damage at 5 dollars. the child narrowly avoided injury.
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Mary
Margaret Breshley
M Street
Man Walks After Spraining Leg Jumping From Train
Frederick N. Lowell, 36, sprained his leg leaping from a freight train at Benning. He walked to the Homeward Bound Mission in Washington and was then taken to Casualty Hospital for treatment. Lowell says he lives at ck.
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Benning
Frederick N. Lowell
Washington
Lowell
Duke of Manchester becomes Yeoman Captain and privy councillor
The Duke of Manchester is named captain of the Yeomen of the Guard and sworn as a privy councillor. He gains privilege and a 5000 dollar salary, amid ties to the British court and his American connections. Also noted are details on Yeomen history and duties, plus related diplomatic postings and a move by Sir Charles Eliot to Sheffield.
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Duke of Manchester
New York
Madison Square Garden
Yeomen of the Guard
Privy Council
Henry VII
Henry VII and Re-Enacted Under Queen Ann
Supreme Court of Appeals
England
British Empire
Privy
Yeomen
Henry VIII
Elizabeth
Tower of London
Queen Victoria
Knights of the Great ‘Orders
Duke of
Manchester
Edward Wit
Consuelo
Duchess of Manchester
Liberal Party
Lamented resignation over honor and university direction
Charles appealed to the premier over Lord Lansdowne’s head claiming his honor was involved, but without avail. After a public protest in which he voiced dignified resentment at the treatment received, he resigned. He is described as a most learned man perhaps better fitted to lead a great university than to engage in diplomacy. MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
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Charles Eliot
Washington
International Commission
Sheffield
University of Sheffield
British East Africa
Lord Lansdowne
Sir Charles
Certan
England
Roosevelt Accepts Nonresident Southern Club Membership
Philadelphia January 24 President Roosevelt has agreed to join the Southern Club of Philadelphia as a nonresident member. Dr J Madison Taylor and other club leaders will arrange a reception for the President. The club, limited to men with Southern birth or close ties, welcomes him to its social circle.
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Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Southern Club of
J. Madison Taylor
Taylor
Little
Missouri
Theodore Roosevelt
Garter Letters in Court Alter Courtroom Debate in Savannah Trial
In Savannah Ga Jan 24 federal court proceedings in the Greene and Gaynor trial centered on document identifications and the admission of letters and telegrams. Judge Speer allowed evidence from Carter held letters to Gen Duane and a Carter telegram to Gen Alger, shaping the conspiracy narrative without delving into merits.
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Greene and Gaynor
Speer
Carter
J. W. C. Sterley
Barrow & Osborne
Capt. Carter
R. A. Johnson
Augusta
Venable Brothers
Atlanta
Greene and
Gaynor
Duane
Gen. Barr
Col. Gilmore
River and Harbor
England
Hay
Court of St. James
Gen. Alger
Warner Miller
Nicaragua Canal Commission
Washington
Waldo Named First Deputy Police Commissioner in New York
Wealthy socialite Capt. Waldo, aged about thirty, selected as first deputy to Commissioner Bingham. The Waldo family ties and Union Club membership mark him as a prominent social figure with no prior police experience and substantial wealth. The announcement comes amid other city notes on politics, society, and local events.
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New York
Rhinelander Waido
Bingham
Waldo
Army
Philippines
Commissioner Bingham
Fourteenth Street
McAvoy
Wast Seventy-second Street
Union Club
Rhinelander Waldo
Rhinelander
Bernard Rhinelander
Laura Rhinelander
Rhinelander Watson
T. Oakley Rhinelander
Lispenard Stewart
Policeman's Club
Union
Army and Navy
Riding
Automobile Club of America
Badminton
Society of Colonial Wars
Fencers
Korean Legation Ends as Independent Mission in Washington
The Korean Legation in Washington ceased to exist as an independent diplomatic body after a farewell call by Chargé dAffaires Yun Chung Kim. He departs January 27 via San Francisco and Yokohama to Chemuip, while Japanese Chargé Hioki takes over Korean interests in the capital. The legation home on Iowa Circle remains private property of the Korean Emperor. disposition TBD. December 1905 internal revenue receipts total $22,499,321, up $1,444,498 from December 1904. six month fiscal year receipts surpass 1904 by $6,462,653. The Southern Palm Limited to Florida, Aiken, and Augusta runs daily except Sunday at 6:55 p.m., electric lighted, with other trains to Florida and winter resorts. I. N. Prow, G. A. Southern Railway, 706 12th St NW.
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Washington
State Department
Yun Chung Kim
Kim
Gaif
San Francisco
Yokohama
Chemuipe
Legation
Hioki
Internal Revenue
Southern
Aiken
Augusta
Florida
Q. A
Narrow Escape From Poisoning Attributed To Constipation
In Clay City Indiana a near fatal incident was linked to severe constipation. A woman recovered after taking New Life Pills marketed by Al Kugelsta. The unclear report names Dr. pad oe and mentions Young as a local reference.
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Clay City
Pad Oe
al Kugelsta
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Hood
United States Board
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Philadelphia Southern Club
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Schmittberger
Rosalaky
Michael Tully
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Tully
McClellan
Charles F. Murphy
Mr. Murphy
Frank O'Donnell
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O'Donnell
Timothy D. Sullivan
Tammany
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Thomas C. Quinn
Tammany Organization
Democratic Party
Wiliam K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Lloyd Line
Vanderbilt
Oliver H. P. Belmont
Mr. Vanderbilt
Mr. Belmont
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Mrs. Belmont
Flatbush
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Nassau_ street
New Jersey
Brooklyn
Mulberry Park
Corlears Hook Park
Tompkins Square
East ‘Side
Ocvas
Walkill River
Bloomfeld
Glen Ridge
Bloomfield
Frederick von Glahn
Irving G. Hopper
Huon
N. J
Burt Haverly
West Side Court
George F. Oliver
Bellevue Hospital
Steinert
Haverly
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Chinatown
Joss
Mott Street
Hock
Kwang §U
Mott, Pell
Dovers Streets
Tom Lee
Pell Street
W. Gould Brokaw
America
Fiat
Ralph
Mme. Claire Heliot
Hippodrome
Martin J. Potter
Potter
Beast
Roosevelt Hospital
Wall Street
J. Ogden Armour
Best Trust
Reading
Adolph Lichstein
Armour
Wassermann
William G. Roeetker
Newport
St. Regis
Pombs
Cinders
Tom Foley
Tombs
Foley
New York Veterinary Hospital
Loo
Martin Kennedy
R. H. Bibber
Highland Beach
Tye Chapman
Joseph Kowalsky
Joseph Werbusky
Mary Bowe
Albany Street
Poughkeepsie
Charles Galuska
St. Joseph
Sage
Morschauser
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