Minister Brings Charge Against Officer at Police Board
Reverend H Baremore Angus presented charges of neglect of duty against Capt. Schneider before a police board chaired by Inspectors and Captains. Seven witnesses supported the complainant while three testified for Schneider. The board will likely announce findings soon after hearing both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Geasford
R. E. Doyle
Eighth Precinct
Michael Burns
Henry Schneier
Seventh Precinct
H. Baremore Angus
Peck Memorial Chapel
Twenty- Eighth
M Streets
Angus
Capt. Schneider
LeRoy Fleet
Fleet
Schneider
Speer
Brashears
Mattie P. Carpenter
Katharime Bichole
Mary J. German
Mabel Passau
Joseph B. McIntyre
Legacy for Grandmother Swanton Will Filed in Probate Court
The will of Mrs. I lrian Frances Swanton filed in probate names Emily E Boylen of Boston as the deceased's mother. Mrs. Swanton as sole heir and executrix directs outright bequests of household property to Almira Al Proctor and a support fund from the estate rear. The residuary legatee is Frederick W Swanton, husband and executor. She died July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilirian
Frances Swanton
Frederick W. Swanton
Emi
Swanton
Emily E. Boylen
Boston
Deed of trust filed on Hutchins estate for $100,000
Mrs Rose Keeling Hutchins widow of Stilgan Hutching executed a deed of trust to John C Gitting and Lucas FP Loving to secure Elizabeth L Davis for 100000. Loan secured by her interest in her husband’s estate and her own property. Estate tied up by litigation with prior court efforts. Funds to partly cover a summer trip abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Keeling Hutchins
Stilgan Hutching
John C. Gitting
Lucas FP. Loving
Elizabeth L. Davis
Astrological Forecast for July 30 1913
On July 30 1913 Venus and Neptune portend good fortune for various vocations especially for women in artistic fields. Lovers of refined entertainments and banquets may prosper while health oriented baths and oils are favored. The day heightens romance and occult interest with Leo youths gaining respect and marriages possible for those of suitable age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus
Neptune
Earth
Benefth
Uranus
Leo the Lion
McClure
New Playground Commissioners Meet City Teachers
District playground instructors met the new commissioners in the board room for a get acquainted session. Superintendent Edward E. Martin introduced the teachers and Arthur C. Moses spoke on playgrounds and benefits to city children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward 8. Martin
Arthur C. Moses
Olivia V. Baker
Jessie Coope
Alice M. Coughlin
Ella
J. V. Byrne
W. H. Leonard
Martin Must Explain Assistant Brings Charges
Charges filed with District commissioners accuse Mount Pleasant playground superintendent E. B. Martin of improper conduct linked to the resignation of Miss Sarah S. Lewis as director. Miss Marguerite B. Neale, assistant director, claims she faced salary and role disputes, and inspectors will review Martin's reply as Miss Lewis resigned to join Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Neale
Miss Lewis
Newman
Martin
Misa Marguerite B. Neale
Mount Pleasant
Sarah S. Lewis
Marguerite B. Neale
Funeral of Mrs. Mary M. Fletcher
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Manning Fletcher were held at 3 p m yesterday in Glenwood Cemetery chapel. Rev Canon Richard P Williams of the Cathedral officiated at both church and grave with pallbearers including Col Henry C Rizer B S Gannett Frank Sutton and Henry Gannett Sr colleagues of her husband I C Fletcher of the geological survey. Mrs Fletcher was the daughter of the late Senator Manning of Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Fletcher
Mary Manning Fletcher
Glenwood
Tice
Richard P. Williams
I. C. Fletcher
Geological Survey
Col
Henry C. Rizer
Gannett
Frank Sutton
Market Company Face To Be Probed On Half Million Rental
A proposed bill would appoint an independent three member commission to determine if the Washington Market Company owes about 500000 in back rent to the Federal and District governments. If found due, the government would buy the market property at fair value and apply proceeds to the debt. The measure, introduced by Ben Johnson, is referred to the District committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Johnson
Houses District Committee
Washington Market
House
Johnson
Congress
District Committee
Washington Market ‘Company
Market Company
Ninth
Pennsylvania Avenue
District Assembly
Birney
Washington Market Company
Center
Ita
Cong
Center Market
Washington
Square 328
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
United States
District
Pennsylvania
Louisiana ‘Avenues
Market’ Company
Supreme Court of the United States
Unanimouely
Supreme Court of
Maret Company
Funeral of Frederick W. Kahler Held in Washington
Funeral services for Frederick W. Kahler who died Monday at his Rhode Island Avenue home were conducted at 3 PM with Masonic rites. Burial followed at Rock Creek Cemetery. Kahler, a Washington grocer for 35 years, belonged to the Association of Oldest Inhabitants and several fraternal orders and is survived by a wife and six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Kahlert
Frederick W. Kahler
Rhode Island Avenue
Rock Creek Cemetery
Kahlert
Washington
Association of
Knights Templars
Shriners
Odd Fellows
Red Men
Two Fall With Scaffold Injures Two Men at New Bureau Building
A scaffold collapse at the new Bureau of Engraving and Printing site yesterday left two workers hurt. Robert Graham, 36, fell headfirst into bricks, suffering a scalp wound, body and arm lacerations, and a skull fracture. George Stamore, 22, sustained bruises. Both were taken by ambulance to Emergency Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Robert Graham
George Stamore
Sixth Street Northwest
Mother in Contempt Threatened With Jail for Not Reading Citation
Mrs Minnie Jones and her son Everett Jones faced contempt fines after failing to read a court summons for disorderly conduct. Everett was found not guilty on the disorderly conduct charge and the pair were given until Monday to pay fines or face jail. The judge demanded $100 bond from Mrs Jones to guarantee payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Jones
Latimer
Clermont Apartments
Everett
Jones
Bahd
Everett Jones
Young Jones
Caton in Charge of Port Affairs in Alexandria
George T. Caton was appointed deputy collector of the port of Alexandria and took the oath before notary F. F. Marbury before assuming duties. The office, moved to the Baltimore district, will maintain river front access. Caton, a grain and feed businessman and Democrat, is active in fraternal circles. Alexandria Trades Council officers resigned at a Monday meeting, with more anticipated. Scout troop plans a week at Camp Embrey in Fredericksburg under Scout Commissioner Rudd. Hospitalized Daniel Hopking died after a fire incident. The Alexandria Glass Company received a charter with officers Monroe and Garner, capital between 10 000 and 25 000. Lewis H. Machen and James R. Caton travel to Hot Springs for the Virginia Bar Association meeting, while Caton is chosen as a Virginia representative to the uniform state laws commission meeting in Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Bhington Post Bureau
King Great
George .T. Caton
George. A. Nowland
Georgetown
D.C
F. F. Marbury
Baltimore
Charles A. Thalheimer
Port of Baltimore
Mr. Caton
Custom House
Prince and
St. Asaph Streets
River Front
Caton
Strand
Glass Company
Alexandria Glass Company
State Corporation Commission
J. W. Monroe
H. Noel Garner
Baldwin Accepts Appointment to Uniform Laws Conference
William H. Baldwin, named by the commissioners to represent the municipality at the conference of Commissioners on Uniform Laws, has accepted the appointment and sent letters of thanks yesterday. The event is scheduled for August 28 to 30 in Montreal, Canada.
Noalco Wholesome Thirst Quencher Ad Feature
City bulletins promote Noalco as a wholesome satisfying thirst quencher with malt tonic properties. Appears to be sold by Washington Brewery Co and listed dealers. Advertisement mentions free ice cream and a Virginia Theater feature with venue details and a Lincoln address for druggist contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noalco
Washington Brewery Co
Virginia Theater
Rides on running boards barred by DC street cars rules
Public Utilities Commission orders enforcement against passengers who ride on open street car running boards. Conductors may refuse fare, police to assist in enforcing rules, with fines from 1 to 40 dollars. New section 76a allows arrest for disobeying orders, punishable by 1 to 10 dollars fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Utilities Commission
Utilities, Commission
District of Columbia
Metropolitan Police Force
Gald
Drops Watch, Man Gets It in Shoppers Scene
Mrs Obaugh reports theft of a belt watch at F and Eleventh streets northwest as a Black man in a crowd seized the timepiece and vanished. Separately, Senator Stone and officers of the Lake to the Gulf Deep Waterways Association invited President Wilson to address the Peoria convention during the week of October 12 and to join a river trip from St Louis to Teor.
Severe Storm Ravages Langdon Washington DC
A severe electrical and wind storm hit Langdon DC yesterday afternoon. Three houses were struck by lightning, fruit trees uprooted, and a chimney blown from a Twenty fifth Street house near South Dakota Avenue northeast. A Twenty sixth Street NE home lost its chimney. A Rhode Island Avenue chicken coop housed two dead chickens, two boys nearby were stunned but unharmed. Streets became rivers and many cells were damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langdon
D. C
Twenty-fifth Street
South Dakota Avenue
Rhode Island Avenue
Workhouse Tug Louise Purchased for Occoquan Tender
The tug Louise of Baltimore has been bought by the District from Philip Weaver & Sons for use as a workhouse tender at Occoquan Virginia. The vessel now in Baltimore shipyards for alterations should be ready in about ten days. Built in Madison Maryland in 1911 by Joseph W Brooks & Son the engine installed in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise
Baltimore
Philip Weaver &Sons
Occoquan
Vea
Madison
Joseph W. Brooks & Son
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Maintaina Phat
Negro
Hugh McPdermott
Charles Oo. Turner
W. W. de Renne
Mrs. Swanton
Hutchins
Misa Lewis
Chicago
Neate
Wellman
Neale
Lewis
Rudolph
Mr. Wellman
Bloomingdale
J Lewis
Addison
D. M. Addison
Bureau of Salaries and Accounts
Navy Department
Tennessee
Occidental Hotel
Army and Navy Club
J. J. Cheatham
John 8. Higgins
Charles R. O'Leary
F. D. Pine
EB. C. Tebey
W. C. Fite
F. P. Sackett
D. P. Chadwick
B. F. Jackson
D. W. Nesbit
J. M. Little
Bill
Whitford
District National Guard
Interstate Commerce Collsion
George S. Wilson
Board of Charities of
St. Paul
Seattle
New Bureau Building
Trades Council
Asiezandria Trades Council
John T. Harrison
Charles A. Howard
Alphonso Lucas
Boy Scouts
Troop 1
Boy Scouts of America
Harry W. Rudd
Fredericksburg
Camp
Daniel Hopkins
Daniel Hopking
Alexandria Hospital
Hopking
Lawyers At Convention
Lewis H. Machen
Virginia
James R. Caton
Hot Springs
Virginia Bar Association
Gude
Walter Johnson
Chapin-Sacks Manufacturing Co
Lincoln 390
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Workhouse Tug Purchased
Ation
D. J. O ° Connell
Pa. Ave
Coun
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
Grogan
Peter Grogan & Sons Co
Seventh St
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
St. Nn
Horning
Wearebes
Jeneire
Ste
Prince Albert
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
Byron S. Adams
11Th St
Anl
Emerson
Institute
United States College of Vateriamy Airestas Rosme Eae
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