Three Nurses Graduate at Georgetown University
Georgetown University Hospital yesterday conferred diplomas on three young women nurses at Gaston Hall. Sister Pauline and the nuns attended as the diplomas were presented by Father Himmel. Dr. M D'Arcy Magee gave the principal address and medals were awarded by Sister Pauline to Frances Mulvey, Mary Tavenner, and Lucy Mahoney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline
Frances Mulvey
Mary Tavenner
Lucy Mahoney
Georgetown University Hospital
Gaston Hall
George M. Kober
Father Himmel
M. D'Arcy Magee
Joseph Tabor Johnson
Frances ¥. Mulvey
Woonsocket
R. J
Mary M. Tavenner
Lancaster
Lucy M. Mahoney
Heckscherville
Pautine
Near Hero Jailed For Larceny In Police Court
Judge Pugh sent Andrew J. Henning to the workhouse for nineteen months after he was found guilty of larceny of tools from buildings under construction. Henning claimed desperation and patriotism, while detectives cited a long prison record. Also noted was an attempted suicide by William Smith, 56, an engraver, who received stomach pumping after ingesting mercuric chloride but is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pugh
Andrew J. Henning
Henning
Horne
Washington
William Smith
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Casualty Hospital
Smith
Democrats to Plan Campaign at Capitol Heights Frat Meeting
The Jefferson Democratic Club of Capitol Heights Maryland formed Wednesday night by about 23 prominent Democrats. John Gabriel was elected president. The club will discuss campaign plans at a frat meeting on June 16. A notice references a rainy weather taxi instruction and lists a phone number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Democratic Club
Capitol Heights
John Gabriel
Brewers Association Proposes Aid to Regulators in Retail Trade
At the United States Brewers Association closing session Percy Andreas and Holman Day led vigorous attacks on prohibition and the Antisaloon League. Day cited Maine’s six year enforcement failures and urged the industry to assist authorities in retail regulation, while trustees and committees were elected and honorary members named for the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Brewers’ Association
Maine
Holmen Day
Day
Pine Tree
Board of Trustees
Percy Andreas
Ohio
Holman Day
Albert Curry
Washington
D. C
Edward Ruhl
Boston
Mass
Herman Straub
Pittsburg
Charles Wiedemann
Newport
Rudolph Brand
Chicago
Rudolph J Schaefer
New York
N. Y
Louis Hemrton
Seattle
Wash
E .W. Woerz
A. G Hupfel
Jacob Ruppert, Jr
Peter Doelger
N. J
William Peter
Union Hill
A. G Hupfel, Jr
Hugh Fox
George Jung
Cincinnati
Otte F. Stifel
St. Louis
Vigilance Committee
Albert Lieber
Indianapolis
Hugh F. Fox
A Ia Straus
Baltimore
August Uihlein
Milwaukee
Whnam J. Lemp
St Louis
Charles Vopiea
H. F. Heeb
Dubuque
Tawa
Wiliam F. Felt
Philadelphia
Charles EB
Succap
A. J. Drebb
Cleveland
William A. Birk
Adolph Coors
Galden
Colo
Joseph H. Straus
Theodore Finkenauer
Percy Annecke
Duluth
Minn
Paul C. Reymann
Wheeling
W Va
Charles Metz
Omaha
Nebr
D. F. Collins
Elizabeth
George C. Hawley
Albany
H. R. Woodward
B. Adone
Galveston
Tex
GC. C. Born
Columbus
Joseph Theurer
Berthold Fallert
Brooklyn
William Riedin, Sr
Covington
L. Fabacher
New Orleans
J. George Jung
August Goebel, Jr
Detroit
March Concert Setlist with Military Themed Selections
A program titled Our Deputy Governor features overtures by Rossini and Godard, plus operatic arias and marches. Pieces include William Tell, Berceuse from Joselyn, Alda, A Warrior's Dream, and excerpts from The Chocolate Soldier as a guest recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee
Voelker
Finsle
H. J
Government Presents Case Again at Deposed Building Association Official
In Criminal Court No 2 the government finished its case against John Barton Miller former secretary treasurer of the defunct First Cooperative Building Association Georgetown charged with embezzlement. The defense moved to direct a verdict or to strike counts and compel the government to elect when to go to the jury. Judge Stafford reserved ruling for morning. The record shows documentary testimony centered on checks letters and negotiable paper. A car advertisement follows offering taxi rides in suburbs for 3 dollars per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Association
Criminal Court No. 2
John Barton Miller
First Cooperative Building Association
Georgetown
Wilson
Justice Stafford
Henry E. Davis
Justice Staford
Davis
Laskey
Collision suit over Henry and Cameron streets rail clash
In Alexandria Virginia the District Supreme Court suit by Washington Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railway Company against Southern Railway Company claims a February 27 1908 engine collision almost demolished a plaintiff train. The case seeks $10000 with hearings advancing in Equity Court No 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry and
Cameron Streets
Alexandria
Sultiway
District ‘Supreme Court
Washington, Alexandria
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Saks & Company
Saks
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventh Street
Saratoga Springs
Green Mountains
Adirondack
Catskill Mountains
Tocal
New York Central Lines Travel Bureau
Grand Central Terminal
Saas Eree Lines
Sveed
Generté
Puneis
Washington Gas Light CO
Tenth Street
N. W
F St. Nw
People's Drug Store
Prince Albert
Drass
Horn Raion
Keeley Institute
North Capitol Street
Washington, D
District of Columbia
Maryland
Georgetown University
Larceny Charge
John S. M. Zimmermann
Robert Berberich
Miller
TTCO
Tel. N
Hinkel
Phone West
Arlington Bottling Co
Equity Court No. 2
Herbert ©. Smith
Charles C. Lancaster
Htganis
Justice Anderson
Carpeita
Conger
2D & N. Y. Ave
Portland Stables
N. Y. Ave
Comptroller of the
United States Treasury
Auto Club
Kenilworth
Darling
Caverly
Valerk Ce
Seventh St
Berens
Fou
Brown
Henry Evans’ (Inc
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
Ese
Fealy
Mr. Merchant
Potomac Electric Power Co
Fourteenth Street N. W
Sanitary Grocery Co
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
Randle Highlands
U.S
Greater Washington
Randle
Capitol Building
U.S Realty Company
St and
Pa Ave
Friedlander Bros
9Th & E Sts
Florence
C. A. Muddiman & Co
House & Herrmann
Sts
Kravonia Paper
R. P. Andrews Stationery CO
Sis
FST. N. W
C. Lansburgh Furniture: Co
Ninth St
Lana Im
Lacey & GG
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