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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1907

Page

13

Secrets of a Will Fight Across a Colored Line

Commissions chief in Penatons defends his action to protect his late father John Warner's estate amid a heated trial over Isabella Robinson Warner alleged to deceive him. The will dispute centers on a $1.5 million fortune and a secret lineage claim. Warner asserts fraud and plans appeal to Illinois Supreme Court if needed.

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Eluded Police Four Years Charged in 1905 Bicycle Theft

James Eden faces charges of grand larceny for stealing a bicycle in 1993, with arrest made by Central Office Detective Berman. The case involves alleged conspirators and long pursuit, including references to prior seizures and ownership disputes, as investigators sought recovery and return of the property.

James Eden James Bien Alina Bawards Central Ofice Berman Welty Jarceny Yilen Frank Widderbuscy

Beacons of Economy and Local Notices Rally City

A jumble of city bulletins and ads notes discounts on clothing at Jusfit's and highlights a school of commerce. Officials announce cheese cream testing and a hot water cooler for Camp Good Will while a Georgetown resident is laid to rest at Holy Rood Cemetery.

Printers Vote Defeat In Union Plan at July Meeting

The Columbia Typographical Union voted 279 to 242 against a plan proposed by J L Foding and supported by Joseph B Goodkey to fund a relief and unemployment program. The defeated plan would have added 25 cents a month to dues to finance a teller fund and up to five dollars per unemployed married member weekly, with caps for benefits. The alternate proposal urged a nine of ten cent dues increase for a relief fund and weekly six dollar relief for long-standing unemployed members, with annual and waiting-list limits.

Valoo Columbia J. L. Foding Union George G. Helbold The Uniton Jowph EB. Goodskay Fnwwenstiona ‘Typographical Union of North America iHot Springs Acc Senterday York Goodkey

Public playgrounds prelim contests schedule announced

The second series of preliminary contests for the city full playground tournament will be held this afternoon at five on five grounds including North Capitol Virginia Avenue Towers School Ludlow and Wetreete. Supervisors and organizers note prior discourteous conduct but report no major disturbances. The preliminary rounds culminate in a general event at Marshall Hall on August 7 with other grounds on August 1 and the final tournament set for September 1 and 2 at Van Ness Park.

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Arrest of John Foote in Baltimore for horse theft

Baltimore police seized John Foote charged with taking a horse and runabout belonging to Tesmond Krahling of Eleventh Street Southeast. The alleged robbery occurred near Chevy Chase Lake in Montgomery County around 7 to 8 p.m. Sunday, with Frank Taylor accompanying Foote. Foote was reported to be transported to Rockville court.

Ohn Foote Baltimore Raymond Krahling John Foote Tesmond Krahling Eleventh Street Chevy Chase Lake Montgomery County Mae Frank Taylor Iy Lus

Runaway Boy to Be Sent Home After Detention

Ten year old Arnold Baker of 1313 West Avenue Altoona was taken to the House of Detention where detectives learned he was well supplied with firearms and a penny dreadful. He will be returned to his parents, who have been notified. A Mount Pleasant Church Christian Endeavor outing for local children included rides, games, and amusements organized by a committee of young people.

Arnold Baker Altoona Centrnt C. B. Society Christkan -Indeaver Suriety Mount Pleasant H. C. Dickinson Emery Taster Hayner Gordon Ross Johnson

Jefferson Public School chief testifies in cruelty case

In a District Supreme Court hearing, Charles J. Cheryson, principal of Jefferson Public School, testified about a maintenance suit filed by his wife Mrs. Jessie Thompson. She alleges severe physical abuse including floor-throws, choking, and threats during their marriage from December 7. Thompson denies the charges, claiming he provided support and that his wife left him in August, returning in October after promises of reform. He reports earning a salary of 194 dollars per year and partial ownership in a business yielding about 75 dollars annually.

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Value of Gas Plant in Georgetown Case Questioned

Auditors opened hearings on increasing Georgetown Gas Vent Co capital to 1,000 and valuing plant at 468,322 with witnesses to assess cost, extensions, and franchise value. Expert Frederic Randolph testified plant value at 508,022 and goodwill at 131,083, while other officials and engineers attended the Equity Court No 9 session.

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Chimney smoke nuisance prompts district review in D.C.

A report from District health officials says smoke from 727 Second Street NW constitutes a nuisance but could be avoided if the chimney were taller. Building Inspector Ashfore reports on 224 276 Bamaptt alley homes found emitting smoke and recommends appointing a survey team to report. Proposals include J Bipe Heck to represent the District and Mary Mullizan owner of the property to join as second member of the board.

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