Police Court Cribbage of Woes and Charges on Wharf Case
A crowded police court docket reveals multiple minor crimes and odd incidents. Officers test within the Fourth precinct pursue five roustabouts on Tenth street wharf under lantern light. one escaped by water while four are fined. Shreve and Burroughs face sharp rebuke after a mistaken house entry and a related dispute over a chopping block sale.
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Esterday
Fuckatts and Frye
Fourth Precinct
Seac
Tenth Street
James Lockwood
Louis Golmaan
John Richardson
William Jackson
Nnusex
Foxtall Road
Bernard Shreve
Shreve
Legrange
John Lourroighs
Mrs Burroughs
Wes Burroughs
Burrough
Burrows
Automobile party arrives in Washington from Cleveland
A large Packard driven by Ab Pak, president of a major Michigan paper rail, arrived in Washington with a party including Russell Or C, Anderson & Mancourt, and Eiselow. They traveled via Pittsburg, Hagerstown, Charlestown, Winchester, Staunton, Briggsville, Tremont, Leesburg, and will return through Baltimore, Havre de Grace, Philadelphia, New York, Buffalo, and Detroit. In Washington they were entertained by F A Drop and GH Dawson of Parke Davis & Co.
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Ab Pak
Michigan
Russell
Anderson & M
Mancourt
Eiselow
Washington
Cleveland
Pittsburg Hageratewn
Charlestown
Winchester
Staunton
Tnemont
Leesburg
Baltimore
Havre
Grace Philadelphia
New York
Buffalo
Detroit
Ile
Dawson Washington
Parke Davis & Co
Washington Board of Trade names 4 as Independence Day committee
Ja Ht Small Jr president of the Washington Board of Trade notified Commissioner ofarland that William V Cox George 5 Har Figs and Thomas C Noyes had been appointed to represent the board on the joint committee for a safe and sane Independence day. He congratulated the committee and wished even greater success in future efforts.
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Ht Small, Jr
Washington Board of Trade
Ofarland
William V. Cox
George 5
Har Figs
Thomas C Noyes
Husband Vanishes After Note Says He Seeks End
Mira Attlin of 1321 Columbia Road reports her husband, a 25 year old former tailor, disappeared last Sunday morning. She found a note stating he was tired of life and intended to kill himself. He is about 5 feet 9 inches tall, wore a dark brown striped suit and a soft straw hat with a green band when last seen.
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Louis Attlin
Columbia Road
Mira Attlin
Boardman
Attlin
Miller Indicted in Embezlement Case at Georgetown
A federal grand jury returned two indictments charging John Barton Miller, formerly secretary treasurer of the First Cooperative Building and Loan Association of Georgetown, with embezzling sums ranging from two to twenty thousand dollars and a total alleged loss of 128207. Bond set at 10000, with $9000 cash offered as surety. The case stems from an investigation by William E. Ambrose, receiver for the defunct organization, spanning nearly a year.
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Secord
Cooperaive Bouldine and Loan Association of
Georgetown
John Barton Muller
Federal Grand Jury
Jos * Barnard
District Supreme Loyal District
Baler
Willer
Cas Nua
Hiberny
Lmny E Dats
John
Minahan
Miller
Am Investi Ratan
William EB Ambrose
Husband Cruel Accusal Rocks Washington Doctor Wife Sues
Theresa L Alexander files for separation alleging cruelty failure to support and abuse by Dr. Alexander a physician from Butte and Penntenshire now living in Washington. She cites love letters and threats of poisoning after nine years of marriage and says she moved to 1109 P Street with her daughter to seek alimony and safety while he pursued a medical board exam.
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Joard Reams Meon
Georgetown Law College
James No Meyander
Butte Mont
Pannttshire
Siwy
Theresa L Alvaander
Wo Gwynn Gardiner
DN Hopewell
Kuinelisbury
Brn
Fimm Putte
Tais
Lineago
Pse
Bannettsbure
Wira Alexander
Lena
Washington
Sven
January
P Street
Exander
Medical Board
Alexander Anys
Board Clears Bruce Semimonthly Pay Urged for Teachers
A DC Board of Education meeting discusses clearing charges against Roscoe Conkin Bruce, the assistant superintendent, with a finding of no fault after hearing counsel. Promotions and transfers approved, objections and hearing requests referred to committees, and pay cadence for officers debated. Changes include principal and teacher transfers across M Street and Armstrong Manual Training School, with September 1 effective dates for most moves.
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Bailey
District of Columbia
Roscoe jConkin Bruce
Board of Education
F Sprigg Perry
Franklin School
M Street High School
Armstrong Manus Training School
Capt Oyster
Mrerty
Capt Gyster
Bruce
Hedge JS Jackson
Wo Street
Auther Paties
Mo Street
Fo Willams
Mom Morten
Arnstrang
Wi Street High
Poles Srmuth
Te Mi Street
Armatrone Manual
M Street High
Aramtong
Shippen
YC Street Tech School
Armerang Manual Training School
Miva
Sitapeon
Preach
Ammucrang Manual Training School
M Street High Schoo
Mies Gtella Crommett Teaher
Engsy
WL Street High Board
Armstrong Manual ‘Rating School
Tranefer
Po Marrett
Armstrong Manual Training Schvol
W Street High School
Wagon Stand Relocated Near East Market
Commissioner West ordered a police investigation after many North Carolina Avenue residents complained about the wagon stand by the Eastern Market. The recommendation calls for moving the stand to South Carolina Avenue between Seventh and Eighth Streets Southeast, between two reservations, to reduce annoyance. The East Washington Citizens Association has discussed the issue, and locals expect dissatisfaction from the current site.
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North’Carolina
West
Police Department
Caroling Avenue
Seventh
Eighth Streets
East Washington Citizens Association
Wood alcohol kills George Washington Hospital laborer
Albert H Wilks, a George Washington University Hospital laborer, was found dead in a hospital room yesterday morning. Authorities believe he drank wood alcohol by mistake. a coroner will investigate. He left a daughter, Mrs Jacobs of 918 Seventeenth Street, Alloona, Pa, who has been notified.
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George Washington Hospital
Albert H Wilks
George Washington University Hospital
Jacobs
Seventeenth Street
Alloona Pa
Organizes Travel League for Bible Teachers and Students
Dr John Bancroft Devins editor of the New York Observer organizes the Jonental Travel League for Bible teachers and students in connection with the White Star Lines cruise to the Mediterranean in January 1910. He will accompany the league and aims to make this a major educational event with a comprehensive reading course and onboard lectures.
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John Bancroft Devins
New York Observer
Tevins
Discredits Buster Story About Petroleum Butter Claim
Dr Ty W Wiley assures the Standard On Company will face no new prosecution over alleged petroleum butter production. He dismisses a refinery report from Alton Ty as a canard and says no butter can be made from petroleum. A preparation named petroleum butter for axle grease is likely the source of the rumor.
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Iles
Ty W Wiley
Alton
White
Rockefeler Army
Witney
Davar
de Wiley
Dr Russell on Way Home From Rome Tour
City bulletin reports Rev Dr Witham and Dr Russell returning by ship Campania, expected at St Patuelea rectory tomorrow after a three week journey including Rome Genoa and legi. Also includes brief ads for groceries dairy and household goods and a note that Want Ads in The Post are free.
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Russell
Witham 'P Russell
Queenstown
Newark
Campania
St Patuelea
Rome
Genoa
Legi
Arlington
The Star Spangled Banner Featured Amid Erroneous Medley Names
The list presents a garbled set of music titles and composers including The Star Spangled Banner and The Fortune Teller, with misread strings like Be Grand selection and Vienna Idyl. Readers should treat the item as a damaged program fragment with unclear sequence and attribution.
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Waslagton Grays
Vienna
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Age Kuel Veren
Washington Flastight Co
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Friedlan der Bros
Nhewapa Pre Faches
Pettit & CO
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Graham
People's Bree
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Yorkhouse
Taheeman Kelly
Pennsylvania Avenue
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Charles Brown
Vires Kushner
Twenty-fifth
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Nurge
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James
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Henry Smith
Tokenman
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Building Society
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Bevee
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Stuart
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Princal
Lincoln School
Ty A Bailey
Sixth
Seventh Streets
Charles Powell
North Carolina Avenue
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Stamos
Alee Ag
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Panvassers
Sommingione
Kimball Piano House
T. P. Gulley & Son
11Th St. N. W
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Petroeum
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Roaenfelds
Altomont
Soldiers
John S. M Zimmermann
Sue
Jobe Sole
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India
Tosey von Wener
Rodney
Verat Bration Herbert Walateutet von Bion
Dupont Circle
Excinera
Dutius Kamper
Mantel
Grafulia
Keler Hela
Herbert Blehrer
Ludera Tempe
Clothcraft
Hart Shaffner & Marx
Globe Clothing
Pennsylvania Ave
Prince Albert
Ferrie
Sere & Lacey & CO
Gallon Home Ice Cream Co
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Economy Co Operative Society
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Sth Street
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