Prepared to Furnish Bond for Gaston Philip
District Attorney Baker will oppose bond for Gaston T. Philip who is indicted for first degree murder in the death of cabman Frank MacA boy on May 18. Philip to be arraigned at 10 o clock in the criminal branch of the District Supreme Court. He may plead guilty or not guilty. Heary and Davis seek bond due to the May court schedule. Friends of the accused will offer bail and may furnish it immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston T. Philip
Frank MacAboy
Philip
Ariington
Juacs Wriebt
District Supreme Court
Davis
Philp
Effortso
Baker
Frenda
Condemnation Board Answers Suit Over In sanitary Buildings
In district supreme court today William H Holtzman filed a petition seeking a restraining order to stop demolition of structures in Lowe and Douglas alleys. The board claims action was due to insanitary conditions. Justice Wright to hear the case Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condemnation Board
Walliam H. Holtzman
BE. H Thomas
District Supreme Court
William H. Hottaman
Lowe and
Douglas |Aileys
Justica Wright
Friley
WANTS HUSBAND RESTRAINED IN SEPARATION PLEA
Mrs Bertha W Alburger seeks a Jewal separation from William H Alburger in District Supreme Court alleging nonsupport and cruelty. She asks for a restraining order prohibiting him from visiting her home at 24 Eighteenth Street or her workplace at 9 G Street NW, citing life endangerment due to cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alburger
Bertha W Alburger
District Supreme Court
William H. Alburger
May II
Mes
Bridge Collapse Injures Laborers in City Damages Sought
James B. McDonald, a laborer, sues W. H. Johnson and a local contractor in the District Supreme Court for ten thousand dollars alleging negligence caused the Lowe Bridge to collapse at the foot of Fourteenth Street Northwest. The accident sent workers into the river and left permanent injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. McDonald
District Supreme Court
W. H. Johnson
Lowe
Fourteenth Street
Damages sought in Terra Cotta wreck suit
John A Kunio and wife Elisabeth sue the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for 110000 in two suits filed in the District Supreme Court. Kunio seeks 60000 for injuries impairing business capacity and hospital costs, while Elisabeth seeks 50000 for severe injuries including fractures and permanent deformities from the December 30 1906 collision at Terra Cotta. The petitions allege negligent operation of trains caused the wreck. both plaintiffs endured lengthy hospital stays and family loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A Kunio
Elisabeth
Kunio
District Supreme Court
Baltimore
Rallford Company
Kumio
Kunlo
Cloppers
Terra Cotts
Ennlo
Will of Hanna Levy Names Relatives as Beneficiaries
Hanna Levy died recently in the city and her will was filed for probate. It leaves property at 18 Seventh Street to her sister Augusta Rice and designates Meyer Cohen and Wolf Rice as executors in trust to convert the property to cash and pay legacies to various relatives. Henry Boynton dated May 25 1885 also filed for probate naming his wife Amelia C Boynton as sole beneficiary and executor, with a codicil dated June 37 reaffirming terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna Levy
Hannah Levy
Augusta Rice
Seventh Street
Meyer Cohen
Wolf Rice
Henry Boynton
Amelia C. Boynton
Le Roy Mark Seeks Mandamus to Force Garage Permit
Le Roy Mark petitions Justice Daniel T. Wright to compel Building Inspector Snowden Ashford to issue a permit for an automobile garage on lot 627 in John Sherman's Mount Pleasant subdivision. He states he bought the site for a garage but was blocked by regulations after protests from two-thirds of local residents. The District Supreme Court ordered the inspector to show cause why mandamus should not be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Roy Mark
Snowden Ashford
Daniel T. Wright
District Supreme Court
Roy Mark
John Sherman
Mount Pleasant
Mark
Tle
Juvenile court warns trio in Chesapeake Junction riot
After a Sunday race riot at Chesapeake Junction where 300 Black residents were driven out, three sixteen year old boys Carter Davis George Hayes and James B Coleman were arraigned for disorderly conduct. They received reprimands and a stern lecture and were discharged with warnings. The incident left three Black individuals injured and on the mend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake Junction
fThe
Carter Davis
George Hayes
James B Coleman
Chesapestes Beech Junction
Washington
Inspector Report Praises Washington Tee Plants
District health inspectors find Washington tee plants and factories in better condition than after Marine Service investigation. Dr Woodward notes improvements removed most objections and structural defects corrected. Commissioner Macfarland says Congress must act to place tea manufacture under strict sanitary control and provide bacteriological testing facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
Washington
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Saya
District Health Department
Infonsi Service
St Fg
Publi Health and Marine Hospital Service
Woodward
Health Department
Department
Lee
Macfarland
Congress
Marine Service
Fire Chief Warns Cisterns Essential in Congested Districts
In a Sunday morning test at Louisiana Avenue and Seventh Street Chief Belt urged Commissioners to see the value of cisterns in crowded business sections. He showed fifteen powerful water streams from one cistern using four engines, arguing for widespread cistern installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belt
Louisiana Avenue
Seventh Street
Chief Belt
Afteen
Anid
Stove Dealers Hear Appeal Over Plumbing Privileges
Stove dealers association representatives L ayton Jenks and Edmonston appeared before Commissioner Morrow to contest proposed revocation of privileges granted to stove dealers and steamfitters in 1902 when plumbing regulations allowed them to make connections. Plumbing Inspector Davis had recommended revocation and Morrow sought a hearing with the association before any action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Layton
Jenks
J. W .Edmonston
Stove Dealers’ Association
Commignioner Morrow
Stove Dealera
Ateamfattera
Commissionera
Stove Dealers
Ateamfittera
Davis
Com- Talagjoner
Morrow
Viking
Strike at Hospital Project Delays Tuberculosis Facility
Twenty concrete mixers at the Brightwood road site of the District Tuberculosis Hospital have struck for higher wages. A colored driver for contractors Pavarini and Wyne was arrested amid armed tensions as the wagon struck six year old Lloyd Crom Jr near his home on Pennsylvania Avenue NW. The boy was treated at Emergency Hospital, with no broken bones found. The incident is not expected to halt construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atituion
Brightwood Road
Pavarini &Wyne
Lloyd Crom, Jr
Livya Croge
Pennsylvania
Northwest
Ashford
Columbia Land Company
John Gaskine
Soult
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ice Cream Below Standard in Local Study
District chemist analyzed seventy ice cream samples and found thirty four adulterated or below legal standards. Health Officer Woodward reported gelatin and starch used as adulterants. Most samples contained butter fat levels seven percent under the required minimum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward
Child Injured by Automobile on Subway Scene
A three year old girl playing on the subway beneath Baltimore and Ohio tracks on HH street northeast was struck and injured by an automobile driven by Charles R Guertler of Eighth street northeast. The child Marie L Redonski suffered a fractured chin and body bruises and was taken to Casualty Hospital. Police note enforcement steps against speeding drivers and report prior accidents involving local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Subway
Baltimore and Ohlo
HH Street
Marie L Redonski
H Street
Charles R. Guertler
Eighth Street
Fire Engine for Good Hope and Tax Exemptions
Fire Chief Belt recommends transferring the chemical engine from Cleveland Park to Good Hope under conditions that local residents provide a suitable engine house. The transfer was approved by Commissioner MacFarland. Also, the Washington District Home Missionary Society property at 9170 Street NW is tax exempt as a charitable institution with free instruction funded by voluntary contributions. Additionally, Health Officer Woodward seeks authority to inspect dairy farms in Virginia, Maryland, and beyond that ship malt and cream to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Park
Good Hope
D. C
Maccfarland
Belt
Clevelend Park
Washington District Home Missionary Society
E. W. W. Grifin
Grin
Macfarland
Woodward
Virginia
Maryland
Hesse Named Chief Clerk as Kemp Succeeds
District Commissioners selected Bowing Hesse private secretary to Superintendent Sylvester to succeed Arthur Kemp as chief clerk and property clerk of the police department. May Sylvester suggested raising the bond from 3000 to 5000 dollars, confirmed today. Hesse joins police after earlier service in the fire department and as Sylvester's secretary. Kemp’s alleged financial troubles cited as context among officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowing Hesse
Sylvester
Arthur Kemp
Aylvester
Hesse
Police Department
Fire Department
Hesne
Kemp
Maraders
Groney
After Kemp's Property Attachments in Rockville Court
Attachments totaling 1071 and a larger 5600 claim are issued against I Arthur Kemp in Rockville Circuit Court. Two warrants were issued today for Dr William Hrail of Washington for services and for Farmers Banking and Trust Company for a loan. Authorities say Kemp's property, appraised at 32060, will likely not cover the claims at public sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
I. Arthur Kemp
William H ‘Rail
Washington
Farmers’ Banking and Trust Company
Thrag Mori Wes
Kemp
His Masters Voice origin disputed by editor post
The July report on the origin of His Master’s Voice is challenged. Simon Wolf is accused of misquoting facts about Emile Berliner and the London tied image. Francie Hearaya is identified as the creator, with payments and copyrights outlined by William Berry Owen of the English company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Wolf
Elis Masters Voice
Talking Machine
Simon ‘Wolf
Emile Berliner
Europa
London
England
Berliner
Wastington
D. C
United States
William Berry Owen
Francie Hearaya
Hos Borliner
Duffy’s Pure 240 Whiskey Ad Claims Health Benefits
A vintage pain medicine promotion urges daily use of Duffy’s Pure 240 Whiskey to maintain youth and vigor. It touts fifty-year purity tests and medical properties, with a free testimonial booklet offered by the Duffy Whiskey Company in Rochester to readers who write for it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DUFFY
Gracera
Bugerne ‘Whiskey Company
Rochester
City Bulletins and Local Notices
A collage of brief local items lists grocery specials, a lawn fete for the Industrial Educational League of the South at the Dolly Madison House, and promotions for Rosenfeld's ice cream and Schnieder’s bread. Police appointments approved for Thomas E. Burnett and Owen V. Pumphrey. New clerk Morris M. Browning named in the health office. Heurich’s Beer sold locally for twenty years. Arlington Bottling Company advertises its old address and phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Educational League of the South
Dolly Madison
Fourteenth and
Massachusetts Avenue
Behnelder
Lynn Haven Bay
Maj. Sylvester
Thomas E. Burnett
Owen V. Pumphrey
Morris M. Browning
Leech
Heurich
Maerzen
Senate
Arlington Bottling Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chestnut Farms Sanitary Dairy
Geo. M. Oyster, Jr
Conn. Ave
Horn
Crgosaer
Stamphsfyfeld
Ave
N. W
W. Lee White & Sons
Keeley Institute
North Capit Street
Waghington
Acuiere Ebe
District of
Colmbia
Mersland
Nends
ASK
John A. Kunio
Eunloays
Ita
Kunie
Cloppecs
Center Market
P Street
BRACE
Marine Hospital Service
Rock Creek
H. EB. Biliiott
Tenth Precinct
Rock Creek Park
Serigua
Horace F. Browne
Maude Hanna
Mra Browne
Mr. Jacobs
W. M. Gettinger
Georgetown University
Park Road
Gettinger
May
Bears
Castoria
Lutz & CO
Pennsylvania Ave
Duffy's
Atlantic. & Patitic Tece
City Bulletins
Schneider's
Rosenfeld
Daniel Deary
N. Capitol
Rriane
N. Key
Muddimen & Co
Treurich’s
Maerzen & Senate
Neo Evans
Priestiey Cravenetts
Goodyear Company
F Street
72Th 2Th
Castelberg’s
Opticians
Penna. Ave
D. of C
Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Inc
F St NW
Bowen
New Progress
Cool Kitchen
A. Eberly’s
7Th St. NW
Coste Pettit & CO
R. MW. Brown
Munyon
MFON
Closia
Sp. m
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
Business Man
Post
SALE
Cravenette
Wera
Victor E. Adler
Tih Sicert
Mass
Potomac Electric Power
4Th Street N. W
Washington Post Building
Washington Gaslight Co
Tenth Street N. W
Randle Highlan
Dupont Cirle Tae LS
Perehea
Yerverantar
Armanta Fend Tor
Peay
Ranea Bul
Igan Companies
Capital Loan CO. Gan and Witt
Joan Amney
N. W. Eestablshed
Apa
Tenchern
Icitizens
Loan & Trust CO
Commercial Bank
Butlods
Gavzer
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