Attorney to Oppose Bond for Gaston T. Philip in Murder Case
District Attorney Baker will vigorously oppose any bond for Gaston T. Philip, indicted for first degree murder in the death of cabman Frank MacAboy. Philip to be arraigned today at 10 o clock in the criminal branch of the District Supreme Court with deputy marshal present. Heary and Davis seek bond release while friends pledge bail, but government lawyers plan to block any release until trial, likely in October or later due to crowded calendars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston T. Philip
Frank MacAboy
Philip
Ariington
Juacs Wriebt
District Supreme Court
Davis
Philp
Effortso
Baker
Frenda
Condemnation Board Responds to Sanitary Buildings Suit
In district supreme court yesterday the Condemnation Board answered William H. Holtzman’s petition for a restraining order against demolitions in Lowe and Douglas alleys. The board cites unsanitary and unhealthful conditions as the basis for action. Justice Wright will hear the case Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condemnation Board
Walliam H
WANTS HUSBAND RESTRAINED IN LATEST PETITION
Mrs Bertha W Alburger petitions for a Jewal separation from William H Alburger in District Supreme Court citing nonsupport and cruelty. She alleges threats to her life and seeks a restraining order barring him from visiting her home at 24 18th Street or her workplace at 9 G Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alburger
Bertha W Alburger
District Supreme Court
William H. Alburger
May II
Mes
Bridge Collapse Lawsuit Over Damages At Fourteenth Street
James B. McDonald, a laborer, sues W. H. Johnson a city contractor in the District Supreme Court for ten dollars damaged. He alleges negligence in tearing down the Lowe Bridge at the foot of Fourteenth Street resulting in collapse and injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. McDonald
District Supreme Court
W. H. Johnson
Lowe
Fourteenth Street
Damages sought in Terra Cotta wreck suits
John A Kunio and wife Elisabeth file separate $60 000 and $50 000 damages actions in the District Supreme Court against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company over the Terra Cotta wreck of December 30 1906. Both allege negligence caused the collision. Elisabeth suffered severe injuries including fractures and permanent deformity, while Kunio claims loss of earnings and hospital costs. The couple, returning from Cloppers Maryland, were hospitalized weeks. two of their children were reportedly killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A Kunio
Elisabeth
Kunio
District Supreme Court
Baltimore
Rallford Company
Kumio
Kunlo
Cloppers
Terra Cotts
Ennlo
Ita
Kunie
Cloppecs
Center Market
P Street
Will of Hannah Levy Leaves Home to Sister in Probate
Hannah Levy died recently in the city and her will was filed for probate. It leaves the 18 Seventh Street property to her sister Augusta Rice and appoints Meyer Cohen and Wolf Rice as executors in trust to convert the estate to cash and distribute legacies to various relatives. Henry Boynton dated May 25 1885 also filed for probate naming his wife Amelia C Boynton as sole beneficiary and executive. a codicil dated June 37 18 reaffirmed the will 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 For Garage Permit
Le Roy Mark asks district court to compel Building Inspector Snowden Ashford to issue a permit for an automobile garage on lot 627 in John Sherman's Mount Pleasant subdivision. Justice Daniel T. Wright ordered the inspector to show cause why mandamus should not be issued. Mark says he bought the site for a garage and protests from two thirds of residents were not acted on by District Commissioners.
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 Reprimands Rioting Boys at Chesapeake Junction
After a race riot at Chesapeake Junction left 300 black residents assaulted, three sixteen year old boys Carter Davis George Hayes and James B Coleman faced disorderly conduct charges. They were reprimanded given a warning and discharged. Police testified the youths were mainly responsible for the disturbance. White residents vow to discourage black gatherings as victims recover from injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake Junction
fThe
Carter Davis
George Hayes
James B Coleman
Chesapestes Beech Junction
Washington
District Health Inspectors Find Tea Plants In Sanitary Condition
IGE plants are in better health than during a summer inspection by the Public Health and Marine Hospital Service. Dr Woodward says improvements removed earlier objections, with the most serious issues corrected. The tea manufactured at Ashmente has been examined periodically and shows no condemnation-worthy findings. Commissioner Macfarland expects Congress to tighten control of tea production and traffic, proposing legislation for stricter sanitary oversight and bacteriological testing.
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 Urges Cisterns in Congested Districts
In a Sunday morning test at Louisiana Avenue and Seventh Street Chief Belt reports the fire department can deliver fifteen powerful water streams from one cistern using four engines. He urges installing cisterns or water storage in all crowded business sections to ensure rapid service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belt
Louisiana Avenue
Seventh Street
Chief Belt
Afteen
Anid
Stove Dealers to Hear on Plumbing Privilege Use
Stove dealers association representatives appeared before Commissioner Morrow to contest proposed revocation of plumbing privileges granted in 1902 to stove dealers and steamfitters. Plumbing Inspector Davis had recommended revoking the privilege, and a hearing was postponed pending association input.
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 Site Delays Tuberculosis Building
Twenty concrete mixers building the new District Tuberculosis Hospital on Brightwood road went on strike demanding 32 per day. A colored driver, John Gaskin, was arrested on charges related to the protest as a sand wagon ran over six year old Lloyd Crom near Ty street and Pennsylvania avenue NW. he survived with non broken ribs after Emergency Hospital examination placed him home.
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 Fails to Meet Standards in District Tests
Dr. Woodward reports that thirty four of seventy ice cream samples were adulterated or below legal standards. Health Officer cites gelatin and starch as common adulterants and notes most samples held well under the required butter fat content by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward
Child Injured by Automobile on Subway Tracks
A three year old girl, Marie L Redonski of 57 H Street Northeast, was struck while playing on the subway beneath Baltimore and Ohio tracks on HH street northeast. The car was operated by Charles R. Guertler of 817 Eighth Street Northeast. She suffered a fractured chin and leg and body bruises. She was taken to Casualty Hospital. Police plan stricter speed enforcement after a related accident.
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 Mission Home Tax Exemption
Fire Chief Belts plan to move the Cleveland Park chemical engine to Good Hope Washington was approved with conditions that an engine house must be provided. Two fire engines and one hook-and-ladder company will respond to the first alarm from Cleveland Park. The Home Missionary Society property at 9170 Street NW is tax exempt as a charitable institution with free instruction and voluntary support. Health officer seeks authority to inspect dairy farms in Virginia Maryland and beyond supplying 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 to Succeed Kemp as Chief Clerk of Police
Sylvester endorses Bowing Hesse as private secretary to May and new chief clerk of the police department. Bond lifted from 3000 to 5000 dollars. Hesse began in the police service in August 1833, later moved to the fire department, then served as Sylvester’s private secretary. Kemp’s supporters report cash loans and promissory notes totaling several thousand dollars, fueling scrutiny of his finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowing Hesse
Sylvester
Arthur Kemp
Aylvester
Hesse
Police Department
Fire Department
Hesne
Kemp
Maraders
Groney
Kemp’s Property Seized in Rockville Attachments
Rockville Court issues attachments against I Arthur Kemp’s property totaling 1071 in claims. Two attachments issued today for Dr William H Rail of Washington and Farmers’ Banking and Trust Company for 100. Combined with other claims, total reaches 571 against the property, with local experts doubting sale value will cover debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
I. Arthur Kemp
William H ‘Rail
Washington
Farmers’ Banking and Trust Company
Thrag Mori Wes
Kemp
His Master's Voice disputed by Simon Wolf and Berline
The article questions Simon Wolf's account of the origin of His Masters Voice. Emile Berliner is cited as inventor of the talking machine and the London origin of the picture, with copies sent to Berlin and U S trade protection later assigned to a U S company. A London manager, William Berry Owen, recounts an offer and subsequent payments related to the picture and world copyright.
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 Praised in Medical Ad
An old advertisement claims Duffy's Pure 240 Whiskey keeps one young and healthy. It instructs four tea-spoonfuls in water or milk daily and asserts the whiskey is pure with medicinal properties. Sold by druggists and grocers, $1 bottles. Free booklets offer symptoms and treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DUFFY
Gracera
Bugerne ‘Whiskey Company
Rochester
City Bargain List and Local Notices
City bulletins list low price groceries and household items, a lawn fete for education at the Dolly Madison House, and various local notices. Police appointments approved with two men named as special police. New clerk Morris M Browning appointed in the health office, with other ads for beverages, stoves and seltzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behnelder
Lynn Haven Bay
Maj. Sylvester
Thomas E. Burnett
Owen V. Pumphrey
Morris M. Browning
Leech
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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
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
Industrial Educational League of the South
Dolly Madison
Fourteenth and
Massachusetts Avenue
Rosenfeld
Daniel Deary
N. Capitol
Rriane
N. Key
Muddimen & Co
Heurich
Maerzen
Senate
Arlington Bottling Company
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
Han Ny
Apa
Wa Pig
Tenchern
Icitizens
Loan & Trust CO
Commercial Bank
Butlodi
Gavzer
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