Appeal Filed Over Police Trial Board Verdict in Murphys Death
Charles Bendheim to file appeal under 1906 act authorizing the District Commissioners to fine suspend or dismiss police officers for offenses against federal or DC law. The case concerns Capt W H Mathews and Lieut J E Mulhall exonerations and a death caused by an overturned engine at Sixth Street and Maryland Avenue on September 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bendheim
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineere
W. H. Mathews
J. E. Mulhall
Minera
Hugh Murphy
Sixth Street
Maryland Avenue
James F. Smith
United States
District of Columbia
Trial Board
Bennhein
Mulhall
Mathews
W. ‘A. Dickson
Fire Department
West
Sylvester
John A. Swindells
Francis. E. Crogs
Trees for Avenue Debate Draws District Pleas
District Commissioners received a letter from Thomas C Auder urging planting of large shade trees along both sides of Avenue west of Seventh Street. Councilman Anderton backs Engineer Commissioner Morrows plan, asserting trees will improve shade yet keep storefronts and window views clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Auder
Pennsylvania
Anderton
Morrow
Seventh Street
Preservation Bid For Gallaudet Tract Public Use Plan
A disputed purchase of a Brent Contending tract near a city avenue includes about 100 acres with arid front, one acre of trees, a hill, and a meadow. President Gallaudet argues preserving the tract is essential for public uses to avoid disaster.
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Gallaudet Uries
Brent
Arida “Avenue
Gallaudet
E Scott Douglas Funeral Held at DC Home
Prominent lawyer Ei Scott Douglas died after a five week illness. Services were held at his family residence 2150 Connecticut Avenue with Rev W T D Morag and Rev Herbert B Smith officiating. The remains were sent to Columbia South Carolina for services and interment tomorrow.
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E. Scott Douglas
Columbia
S.C
Ei. Scott Douglas
Connecticut Avenue
W. T. D. Morag
Herbert 8. Smith
8. C
District Wan Directs vacating pages in suit against Sanderson and Alfred Richards
A district official directed that pages in a suit involving Q. B. Sanderson, Alfred Richards, and the Brick Company be vacated. Separately, notices mention fine provisions for meat suppliers, employment licenses refused, wedding gifts advertised, sewer connections sought for a school, and local business promotions.
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Coigmiseio
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Eneti Service
Geo. M. Oyster, Jr
California
Elk Club
Sue
Daniel Doody
N. Cap. St
Potomac Electric Power Company
14Th Street N. W
Pettit & Co
Eye
D. of C
Fisher & Co., Inc
Grosner
Madras
I. Grosner
Pa. Ave
N. W
Binith
W. . Dick‘gon
Thomas
C.” Auderten
Bury
Qld
Flimore
Onal’ Capital Brewing. Co
Phi
Sts.s.e
Southdown
Washington
Agenc
J. Henry
Foster
James A. Andrews
Susan White
Jefferson -F
Coney, Kalleend
An- Furnish
Vos
Berg Manufacturing
Alers
MscLennan’s
Buffel Bar
Ihe Mercantile Society
Fatreet
Northwest
Yates Satterlee
John M. Wilson
George Truesdell
Blarkiet Lane Johnson
Cathedral Grounds
Great Bear
Bcc
Been Water Co
11Th St
N. C. Dynem
Maine
Mery
Bey
House & Herrmann
House & Flerrmann
Whey
Maerzen
Senate
Heurtoh Brewing Co
Tanner
Men’s Simpson’s
Sac
Near, Washington
Chevy Chase, D.C
Chevy Chase
D. C
Chevy Chase, Co
Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Inc
Eagle
A. P. Andrews Paper CO
Louisians Avenue
R. R
Sth
Oaklyn
Columbia Highlands
Capitol
F St. N. W
Home Savings Bank
7Th and
Mass. Ave. N. W
6Th and
H Sts. N. E
7Th St. S. W
Burchell
Nimws
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