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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1909
Page
3
Disjointed OCR summary references a plot with sinister agents, partners, and a tense confrontation. Details mention a character named Marlonne and a watcher toying with plans to rob, with scenes of pursuit, concealment, and shifting loyalties amid a murky criminal web.
Fragment reads as a cryptic sequence with scattered names and phrases. It appears to be a damaged page fragment containing partial words, instructions, and identifiers without a clear news item or event to summarize.
A dense archival listing from the Supreme Court District of Columbia covering guardianships, probates, endorsements, and court actions. It references multiple trustees, estates, and property transfers, with notices tied to various individuals and entities, including firms and attorneys, and indicates plan details for commissions, wills, and custody arrangements. The document compiles dozens of case fragments, court orders, and public notices across neighborhoods and streets, reflecting late 19th to early 20th century practice.
A cluttered manuscript scene unfolds with Wickwire arriving at the porch while McCloud and Dicksie conceal tension. Whispering Smith debates the stranger’s intent, then Wickwire enters, revealing old ties and danger as lawmen close in on a pursed plan.
Fragmented OCR item lists various security agreements and lenders including Tansco, Gariat, Webb, and many named individuals and buildings. It references securing properties and notes percentages, terms, and monthly payments, with scattered place names like WOODRIDGE and MO PLEASANT and entities such as American Security and Trust Company. The garbled text outlines multiple loan actions, collateral, and dates in a period newspaper style notice.
William Franklin Willoughby of Virginia is nominated as assistant director of the census bureau. An expert economist and statistician, he has lived in Puerto Rico since 1901 and previously served as treasurer and secretary of state there. He is 42, educated at Johns Hopkins, and has held roles in labor statistics, education, and economic research.
Mrs William H Welsh, wife of a Treasury Department architect, seeks absolute divorce after fourteen years of marriage. She cites a denied Christmas tree, threats with a pistol in January 1902, choking and humiliation in 1903, and last May she left with their only child, asking custody. Attorneys Thompson and Easkey represent the wife.
Thomas asks for aid and presents numerous legal opinions. He argues the corporation counsel’s office handles more than court work, including oral advice to department heads, and needs more staff. The report notes 374 opinions in the year and only two clerks, with duties across police, juvenile, and lunacy cases.
Katherine Wilson faced vagrancy charges in the police court yesterday amid debate over personal bonds. Judge Kimball opposed liberating her on bond, sentenced her to a probationary period, and later released her after district attorney Timca Pugh objected to the judge’s stance and a new trial was requested.
Local amusements report a successful run of Anthony Hopes fascinating stage drama Adventure of Lady Ursula aided by Ba ward E Rose with rehearsals underway for future Bathern offering. The national theater to close summer opera season with Bohemian Girl amid closing ceremonies. Luna Park and Airdome show continued attractions with feature films, promenades, and prize dances planned.
Public notices detail probate and administration actions in the District of Columbia courts. Includes letters of administration, warnings to claimants, publication requirements in local papers, and orders from Justices and clerks. Names, dates, and case numbers anchor the notices.
Proposals are invited by the District of Columbia Commissioner for the furalszing of 200 Dro Lydreats. Proposals must be received at the Commissioner’s office by 12 oclock noon on August 7, 1909. Specifications and necessary information obtainable from Chief Clerk Engineer Department, room 537, Office Building, Washington DC.
Classified sale listing offers horses harness saddles carriages and related gear. Includes prices for coach coats bridles saddles and tack from multiple sellers with contact at 1017 70th Street Northwest and other locations. Also mentions delivery horses available and repair services for bicycles and harness equipment.
Fragmentary notes describe a kennel linked to a chase scene and a hospital inquiry. Names and places are unclear, with scattered terms suggesting legal or regulatory action affecting animal facilities. Further readable details are insufficient to confirm entities or outcomes.
Glen Echo Park becomes a growingly popular outing resort for organizations and impromptu parties. It offers excellent premiere facilities and modern amusements, with planned days on Monday Wednesday and Friday.
Miss Betty Deotheroge of 202 Flagier Place northwest was confronted by a Black man who snatched her purse as she returned from a call near First and North Capitol streets. The assailant seized a gold watch and chain and some change, then escaped into an alley.
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