Court grants hospital transfer for Annie Bradley in murder case
Justice Wright authorized Mrs. Annie M Bradley the killer of former Senator Arthur Brown to leave the district jail for Providence Hospital where a surgical operation is deemed urgent to save her health. The move follows a court review and physicians reports describing a complete physical and mental breakdown. Bradley will be treated as a patient under jail custody with a female attendant present and her trial rescheduled for October first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Providence Hospital
Daniel T. Wright
District Supreme Court
Annie M. Bradley
Arthur Brown
Bradley
Hubert W. Wells
George P. Hoor
Justice Wright
J. Shuts
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Apartment House Sold at Corner of Eighteenth and V Streets
The California apartment house at the corner of Eighteenth and V streets northwest was sold to L. H. Partington for $77,800. Handled by A. F. Fox Company for Jenn Warren, the buyer is described as an out-of-town investor. The same firm also closed a deal selling seventeen Paterson estate houses for $97,500 to Allen E. Abert, including properties on Eleventh Street, Third Street, Cleveland Avenue, Sunderland Piece, Warner Street, Massachusetts Avenue, EB Street, and Washington Street.
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California
Eighteenth
V_ streets
Northwest
L. H. Partington
Odgi
A. F. Fox Company
Jenn Warren
Patterson
Allen E. Abert
Eleventh Street
Third Street
Street
Cleveland Avenue
Sunderland
Warner Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Bixta
Seventh Streets
EB Street
Nineteenth Streets
Washington Street
Free Ice For Sick Aids Poor Children In Washington
Washington officials announce continuation of a free ice distribution funded by a generous donor who wishes to remain anonymous. Commissioner Macfarland says every case recommended by physicians or nurses received necessary ice, aiding comfort and saving lives. Over four years about 260000 pounds of ice have been distributed, with a peak of around 100000 pounds in one year.
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Dusfy
Duffy
Rochester
Washington
Macfarland
WANTS FUNDS PROTECTED, Gilmer Proposes Recording Receipts
Attorney Thomas W. Gilmer told the Commissioners that every receiving officer should keep a complete record of receipts and, the day money is received, turn the funds over to another bonded officer. He argued such safeguards prevent misuse of public funds and reduce risk of loss.
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Gilmer
Thomas W. Gilmer
Valluscan
New Langdon School To Begin Construction Late July
Langdon to start a $25,000 school building project after the appropriation becomes available. Building Inspector Ashford is in charge of the Langdon site with work expected to begin in the latter part of July. Commissioner Morrow informs President Oyster that over 24,000 remains from a seven year old appropriation to erect the proposed school for Brooxford district. The board may use the area already in possession for the new school if feasible.
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Ashford
Langdon
Morrow
Oyster
Board of Education
Brooxford
Davis Man Threatened Wife in Divorce Case in District Court
Mrs. Binnie Davis seeks a limited divorce from Walter O. Davis a wholesale drug salesman named as defendant in District Supreme Court proceedings. She alleges cruelty and infidelity with multiple threats to her life and asks alimony and support from the marriage, which began January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Davis
Walter O. Davis
District Supreme Court
Binnie Davis
Jane
Grocer's Wife Seeks Divorce Amid Cruelty Allegations
Mrs Sadle V Hayden files for limited divorce from Henry V Hayden proprietor of a gravery stave at Hi Connecticut avenue northwest. She cites cruelty drunkenness and seeks alimony and custody of four children. Building permits issued for several properties including a two story dwelling at Thirty-fifth and Pierpool area Oak Vie Intimated cou and a three story brick warehouse at 461 Matmnel northwest with costs listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadle V. Hayden
Henry V. Hayden
Connecticut Avenue Northwest
Ashford
Harold Davis
Ffta
Alreate
Oak Vie
Cou
B.D. Ryereon
Harald Davin
Pater J. Nee
W. J. Wabeter Co
Finer & Kenyon
J.B. Donohoe & Son
HY Sevanth Street
J.C. Band
al. Hoff
Wiliam
Xereath Street
A. J. Bache
National Hotel Company
Am Hotel
Alnth Street
Pennaylwant Avenue
Borger & Braith
J. Z. Apringamen Zany
Five Year Trust For John Ecklom Residence Bequest
The estate of Martin J. Ecklom lists multiple bequests with homes at 429 Istreet NW and 100 New Jersey Ave NW. John C. Ecklom is to use the Ecklom residence for five years, then the property is to be sold and proceeds split among Ecklom's five siblings. Other wills name nephews Edward Adams and El Idr Adams, and grandchildren Mary, Brexton, and Angler Braxton, plus various smaller bequests and executors. Mrs. Susan E B W Fuller's rural school instruction estate, valued about 3000, names Theodore W and Charles D Fuller as beneficiaries. Elton Spencer Massey appointed executrix.
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Martin J. Ecklom
John C., Eekiot
Edward
John G
Charles R. Eekiot
Kitts J. Rhodes
Third Street
Arthur Warren
New Jersey
Mary,Brexton
Braxton
Augustua W Gray
Margaret G. Halpine
Adelaide Halpine
Adelaide M. Halpine
Charles C. Halpine
New York City
Susan EB. W. Fuller
Theodore W
Charles D. Fuller
Elton Spencer Massey
Fuller
Messmore Place Porthwrest
Ald End
Monument to Ohio soldiers to be unveiled at Battle Ground Cemetery
Surviving comrades will unveil a monument to the lobdey men of Company K, 180th Ohio Regiment at 10:30 AM in Battle Ground Cemetery to mark the Fort Stevens anniversary. Speeches and a music program are planned. The piece notes Ohio’s 50,000 contribution and a Cleveland May 2, 18 4 muster into US service.
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180Th Ohio Regiment
Battle Ground
Eleventh Street
Fort Stevens
Ohio
United States Service
Cleveland
Washington
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Saks
Pennsylvania Avenue
Saks & Company
Seventh Street
Health Department
Chestnut Farms Sanitary Dairy
Geo. M. Oyster, Jr
Conn. Ave
Moy
G Street
Lutz & CO
Pennsylvania Ave
Sp. Taturdaye
Bay of House
Herrmann
Sts
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Reliable Evans
F Street
Jnot
Priestley
Goodyear Company
Maar 12Th
Musyon
Munyon
Milan
Rgsaer
Duffy's
Pragurleania
Faris Welcom
W. Leg White
Inont
HER Prison
Heurich’s
Heurich
Maerzen
Senate
Heuntch
Postal Orphane
Heurich Brewing Co
Water Streets
Stone & Fairfax
New York Avenue
John Warren
Williamt Kirkus
St. Michael and All Angels’ Church
Baltimore
William Kirkus
S J. Michael and All Angels’ Episcopal Church
Kirkus
Yorkshire
England
H. C. Dugdale
Lewis AM. Hodges
City Bulletins
Schneider’n
Groces’s. Sc
J. T. “Wolkey
J. Holmes
B. Vrancis
Ilastead
N. J
Ronn
Nosenfold
Ancostle Citizens’ Association
Chestnut Street
Spring, Street
Maple Avenue
Elk Club
North
Schneider's
Eampa
C. A. Muddiman & Co
NEW School
Martin Eckloff
Sen
Bowen
New Progress
Mayer & CO
St. N. W
Castelberg's
Opticians
Penna, Ave
Atlantic & Pacific
Salvatore
Amato
Fourteenth Street
Robert
L. ‘Williams
W. M. Hallam
Eberly
A. Eberly
7Th St. N.W
Lucas
SUN
A. M. Brown
N Sts.n
Boston
Merchants & Miners Trans Co
Jamestown
Narragnogatt Pier
Newport
Balttmmore
Asa
W. F. Turner
The
Washington Post
D. J. Kaufman
SALE
Valloren
Victor E. Adler
Maas, Ave
Creshad
Washington Gaslight Co
Tenth Street N. W
Pettit & CO
7Th Aid Eye
D. of C. Real Estate
Thos. J. Fisher &C., Inc
St. WW
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Anton Aice Ciquidi
Gompeny
Hhors
S. Realty Company
7Th SL
le. Av
Av. Firemen’s Insurance Building
Estimete
the Capital Loan CO. Ca
Tablienedi
Oaay
Wallmited Capliel
Potomag Guarantee Loam
F St. Nw
Atlantic
Rocom
Citizens’ Loan.& Trust CO
Potomac Electric Power Company
4Th Street
Washington Post Building
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