Police Chiefs Converge for Eighteenth Convention in Rochester
Delegates from major U S and Canadian cities gather in Rochester for the eighteenth annual International Association of Chiefs of Police meeting opened by Maj Richard Sylvester of Washington D C. He urges fingerprint records, better juvenile training, and coordinated national identification to deter crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. C
United States
Canada
Internaonal Association of Chiefs of Police
Richard Sylvester
Washington, D. C
Maj
Sylvester
Wasa
No Sick Leave in 50 Years William B Laub
William B Laub of the Post Office Department marked a 50 year federal career with no sick leave and only one week of vacation annually. Auditor Kram paid tribute and presented a floral gift from his office colleagues. Laub, born in the District in 1843, began work June 13, 1861.
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William B Laub
Postoffice Department
Kram
Laub
Auditor's Office
John C Hays Dead Cousin of Hammond in San Francisco
John C. Hays, cousin of John Flays Hammond and son of the famed Jack Hays, died today after a lingering illness. A notable figure in early San Francisco, he was celebrated as a fearless Texas ranger and Indian fighter who helped establish the city’s first sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hays Hammond
Washington Post
San Francisco
John C. Hays
John Flays Hammond
Jack Hays
Cot. Hays
Commission plan loses in Bayonne vote
Bayonne New Jersey residents rejected the commission form of government by a narrow margin. The tally was 2231 in favor and 2237 against, with Governor Woodrow Whitson strongly urging adoption at a recent mass meeting.
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Bayonne
N. J
Woodrow Whitson
Wild John Starnes Dies After Isolation for Forty Years
Gaffney C June 13 After living as a hermit in forests near here about 40 years Wild John Starnes died Saturday night brought to the place by friends from his solitary home Starnes known as a well known character for years many believed he was the Confederate soldier who accidentally shot Gen Den Jackson Reported he became mentally unbalanced after the war He built a hut of goods boxes in unsettled forest and shunned society In recent days rumors spread that he was ill Citizens searched for him and found him with pneumonia He was brought here but died despite efforts to help him
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Gaffney & C
Here
John’ Starnes
T'I¢ Place
Startea
Gen Stenen
Janior
Starnes
den Jackson
Society of Mankind
New York Subway Plan Aims at Citywide Transit Pact
After five months of talks a subway plan, hailed by Mayor Gaynor as a world scale issue, envisions city and two private companies sharing a $257.4 million buildout. The Interborough would allow Brooklyn lines into Manhattan and Brooklyn would fund a 5 cent fare to Coney Island Pleasure Grounds, with costs broken as city 131.2 million Interborough 76.8 million and Brooklyn 50.4 million.
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New York
Greater
Gaynor
Subway Committee
Board of Estimate
Interborough Rapid ‘Transit Company
Subway
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Brooklyn
Interborough
Brooklyn Company
Manhattan
Coney Island
Stokes May Speak Tomorrow as Court Sits on Mil lionaire Case
W E D Stokes remains in Roosevelt Hospital recovering from three pistol wounds while Lilian Graham and Ethel Conrad stay in West Side court jail. A court move may occur soon and the $26,000 bond could be lowered if Stokes is out of danger, with letters from Miss Graham involving the case. Clark Jordan represents the young women and hints at possible statements about missing letters when Stokes and the defendants appear in court next week.
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New York
W. E. D. Stokes
Roosevelt Hospital
Lilian Graham
Ethel Conrad
Varuna Apartments
West Side Court
Mr. Stokes
Stokes
License bill passed. streets to be improved soon
Washington port bureau reports the city council passed the liquor tax hike and a 50 000 loan for street improvements under the local assessment plan. Police salaries rise. annual city budget set at 145 718. Episcopal High School commencement starts June 21 with multiple events and awards. Will of Henry S. Pitts admitted to probate. Garnett Pitts named administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal High School
Capt Pitts
Washington
Common Council
Committee On Streets and Finance
Citizens’ National Bank
Edward L. Daingerfield
Committee On Finance
Board of Aldermen
John L. Jackson
Harrisonburg
Elks’ Home
Jiume
Blackfora
Fairfax
Liggett Hall
Big Ship Strike Called Walkout Of International Seamen
Southampton England June 13 The International Seamen's Union fixed to commence strike tomorrow Coal trimmers and firemen from Finland and mariners from Marquette refuse to sail Employers offers rejected demanding immediate wage increases Coaling of the American steamer St Paul proceeding slowly expected to sail tomorrow Olympic of the White Star Line coaling with imported labor
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Southampton
England
International Seamen's Union
St. Paul
Olympic
White Star Line
Seamen Union Calls Strike In Antwerp Harbor
The seamen's union issues a manifesto urging a general strike. Coal trimmers and firemen on the Red Star steamer Finland refuse to sign contracts before its Saturday departure for New York. German sailors aboard the steamer Marquette decline to sail. The Belgian steamer Tsar is cleared to depart with a full crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Seamen’s Union
Red Star
Finland
New York
Cholera Death On Berlin Liner Off New York
The North German Lloyd liner Berlin reported at quarantine that a steerage passenger fell ill with cholera four days after Naples passage and died thirty hours later. It is the first cholera case on an incoming steamship in months. The vessel was disinfected and 886 steerage passengers will be moved to Hoffman Island while cabin passengers are released from quarantine. health commissioner Dr Doty says there is no fear of contagion spreading.
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New York
Npar
Berlin
Naples
Hoffman Island
Doty
Doty, Health Commissioner At Quarantine
Standing of contestants in Post's European tour contest
The next to last publication lists standings in The Post's European contest with votes tallied up to 6 o'clock last evening. Alma Sprinkle leads alongside a field of named contestants across districts, with final results due next Tuesday morning after the Saturday midnight deadline for votes.
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Thia
Alma Sprinkle
Madison
G. Ww. Warren
St. Ne
Leah P. Lucas
Ist
Aa. E., Fraser
Delave
Claude W, Oven
Evans Lorraine Schneider
Volta Ph Nw
Maude J. Shoemaker
Chas. Dietz, Jr
Nettle B. Rutherford
Katherine G. Malone
Taylor St
M Wells
Tiyattavine
Ma Oh Cc
C. Mayer
Harper Bilge
Kate HE
Hawlines
Margaret Daniel
Ce Cumber Ras
Deeds Of Trusts Across Several DC Areas
Deeds of trust listed for multiple properties in districts including South Grounds, Brookland, Moore & Barbour's Addition, Chillum Caste Manor, Clark Mills, Le Droit Park, and Le Droit Park areas. Transactions involve James Whiteside, Emma Levy, Charles Wire, and others securing various sums from 70 to 70,000 dollars with terms from 1 to 9 years at 1 to 8 percent interest. Names include Christopher J. Banks, M. Chester, Oscar W. King, Tribby, Banks, Gockeler, Levy, Wire, and others with respective lot numbers and square references.
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Thomas Wise
Lemuel Smith
Columbia Heights
John F. Stickert
James A. Finch
Sixteenth Street
East Capitol
Andrew D. Loffler
Edward W. Mollahan
Contey
John P. F. White
South Kenilworth
Bernard G. Brown
Harvey C. Winslow
Chilliam Gastle Manor
Elizabeth O'Hare
Robert Dirickson
Grasslands and Dumblane
Mary E. Patten
Hazen Bond
Cleveland Park
H. Rozier Dulany
Ella B. Sherman
Fortune
Edward W. Mollohan
Heal Estate Mortgage Company
Laura J. Crawford
Mary EB. H. Graef
Wilbur F. Nash
Emma Levy
Deanwood Heights
John W. Gregory
Solomon J
Mary Ellen Childs
Ingleside
William L. Stewart
Paul ~ Buegeh
Massachusetts Avenue
Ninth
Tenth Streets
Charles A. Pettit
Miriam P
Caroline A. Bailey
Wisconsin Avenue Park
Capltel Tealty Company
Marke Estelle da Rouceray
Charles C. Herdman
Gilbert W. Cave
Henry G. Thomas
Crandal Mackey
Woodbury
Blair Et Ax
Delbert H. Decker
Meridian Hill
George
Third Street
Rose E. Ries
John N. Ries, Jr
Eighth Street
Stephen A. Miller
Emily FP. Haliday
Washington
Harry Warden
Walter D. McCaw
Congress Heights
William W. Pearson
Joseph W
Levinia R. Kelly
Woodley Park
Thomas P. Bones
Clarence H. Conger
Sixth
Seventh Streets
William Pitt Kellogg
Edward N. Hopewell
Frank Schroth
Gilbert R. Schroth
Fourteenth
Fitredaln
John W. R. Sumwalt
Beatrice P
Jessie K. Jarvis
Mount Peasant
Pleasant Plains
William E. Edmonston
Allen W. Miller
Lanier Heights
William C. Woodward
Horace A. Dodge
James W. Murphy
Jabez ‘Lee
Robinson White
West Bloomingdale
South Grounds
Columbian College
Franklin C. Jackson
Paul V. Mitchell
J. Clinton Tribby
Charles E. Tribby
Christopher J. C. Banks
M. Chester
Oscar W. King
Thomas H. Yoager
Charles
Tribby
Brookland
James J. Whiteside
Cha- Ma Brown
Henry
Bergmann
Oriental Building Association
Moore & Barbour
William D
Kroftet Ax
David Rothschild
Wallace J. Hill
Karoline H. German
Chillum Caste Manor
Robert Dirieken
George E. Hamilton
Michael J. Colbert
Clark Mills
CLARK MILLS BATATE—Clara_¥. Mockabre et vir, William W
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Equitable Cooperative Building Association
Alfred
H. Taweon
C. J. Gockeler
National Permanent Building Association
Rame
W. J. Vickery
Joseph A. Hayden
Emanuel Spelch
Hayes W. Hawkins
George W. Ray
William D. Sullivan
Fred R. Gibbs
Square
Marie E. de Rotheray
L. Ww. Richardson
Kigelog Terry
Scene Pit
Realty Company
LE Droit Park
Mabel Cornish Bord
John C. Weedon
George W. White
M. KR
Frederick Ko Walker
National Sav
Toch Company
Gure Weapaury
Railroads Chesapeake Beach by Schedule Explored
Chesapeake Beach excursion trains listed for weekdays and Sundays with departure times from District line and Beach stations. Dates and times are stated as information only and not guaranteed, per Paul Y Waters, General Manager, Washington Southern Railway.
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Chesapeake Beach
Ieave District
Bels
Paul Y. Waters
Washington Southern Railway
Richmond
Points
Predericksburg
Union Station
Mn. Gally
Milford
Proposals for District of Columbia public works
Sealed proposals invited by the District of Columbia offices for multiple projects including motor generator sets for McKinley Manual Training School, two motor trucks for Water Department, a laundry dryer for the District Workhouse Occoquan, and navy yard teaming services. Proposals due June 20 1911 with specifications via Property Clerk District Building Room 320. Commissioners Rudolph Johnston Judson.
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PHE
District of Columbia
Washington
McKinley Manage
D. C
Cuno W. Rudolph
John A
Johnston
William V. Fadron
Commissioners OF the
Water Department
Clark
Cunoh
Rudolph
John 4
William
Judeon
Office OF the Commissioners OF the
Occoquan
Cuno Hrudolph
John A. Johnston
William VY
Judson
Public Works Offcer
Oary Yard
Washington, D. C
Navy Yard
Office of the Public Works Omcer
Cuno 'H. Rudolph
William V. Judson
D. C. Jeaast
Probate of Joseph Hullett estate sought in District of Columbia
Supreme Court probate proceedings in Washington DC seek letters testamentary for the estate of Joseph Hullett. The Washington Loan and Trust Company filed the application. date set for July 25, 1911 at 10 am to show cause why probate should not be granted. Notices to be published in Washington Law Reporter and The Washington Post in three successive weeks.
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Supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia
Joseph Hullett
Washington Loan and Trust Company
David Bullet
William Hullett
Archibald Hullett
Grage Graham
James Hullett
James Tanner
District of Columbia
John B. Larner
Transcontinental rail timetable notices and connections
Scheduling details from BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD and Seaboard Air Line Railway show departures and services from Union Station to Philadelphia, New York, and various southern and midwestern destinations. Includes sleeper, dining, and parlor car offerings, with notices from multiple lines and offices, plus general guidance and non-guaranteed times.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Union Station
Royal Blue Line
Philadelphia
New York
Liberty Street
W. Twenty-Third Street
Atlantic
Baltimore
Westward
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Columbus
Anly
tExcept
Penn
Pennsylvanis Ave
Sincinnati
ST. and Louisviler
Wheeling
Southern Railway
N. B
Atlanta
Birmingham
Mobile
New Orleans
Asheville
Chattanooga
Memphis
Roanoke
Knoxville
Nashville
Charlotte
Spartanburg
Amiaton
California
Greensboro
Durham
Raleigh
Columbia
Charleston
Aiken
Augusta
Savannah
Jacksonville
Florida
Harrisonburg
Danvilis
Charlottesville
Warrenton
Hluemont
Brown
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Seaboard Fast Mail
Jacksonvill
Tampa
Atlante
St. Augustine
Knights’ Key
Havana
Atlante-Birmingham
Portemouth
Chesapeake and Ohio
Cincinnati
Pullman
Louisville
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Atlantic Coast Line
Standard Railroad
South
Coast Line
West Indian Limited
Knights Key
Port Tampa
Palmetto Limited
Wilmington
New York Ave
Geo
P. James
Washington, D. C
White
W. J. Craig
Wilmington,“ N
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House of Detention
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Horlick
Jackson
Mut
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Henry S. Pitts
Garnett Pitts
Capt. Pitts
Garnett
Bryan Pitts
Supreme Court
Equity Court NO 1
Justice Stafford
Economy Steam Generator Company
Patitioner’s Attorneye
Birney & Woodward
Rawlings
Howard
M.D. Rosenberg
Ving Williamson
J. & W. Iseman
C. W. Carr
J. I. Peyser
Carter
Bill
LM. King
Charles Poe
Stormont
Witley
Mtalaton
Siddons & Richardson
Williamton
Ridout
E . Ro
Pught
Connecticut General Life Insurance Company
McNeil & Grassle
Bond
Darlington
Equity Court NO. 2
Justice Gould
Sugg
Plaintitt
H. G. Kimball
J. C. Foster
P. A. Campbell
Binar
Brunetti
Will
Robertson
Plainiit
J. A. Burkart
M. J. Colbert
Toda
Harriet Stewart
Baxter Ve. Baxter
Mitchell & Yor Yeat
Key Smith
Circuit Court No
Anderson
Holmes Conrad
Leigh Robinson
Potter Vs
Souder
Wallis
Plaintif
W. C. Balderston
Hayden Johnson
Montague & Moriarty
Fuller Company
Karrick
Duvall
W. B.ambrose
Shediey
Corporation of Bowmansville
Moten
McKenney & Flannery
Ferkins
Percy Metzger
G. S. Chase
Criminal Court No
Morris Renck
Antonio Sacrini
W. G. Gardiner
John Barton Mitler
Furtorneys
H. E. Davis
J. E. Laskey
John L. Brewer
Isaac Gonzales
William Johnson
Clabaugh
David J. Simon
Court of Appeals
J. A. O'Shea
Luke Peake
West
Frank Schwartz
George P. Zurhorst
Ralph Given
FE. Laskey
Mary L. Hines
Mary H. Taylor
W. C. Martin
Mary Morrow
Wilson & Barksdale
Deborah G. Passmore
Tte Salt
Wilson & Barkeddale
Frances W. J. McCryan
Donald Britt
James L. Pratt
J. Dawson Williams
Ate
Emily M. Hurley
Charles Bendheim
Harry E. Rupprecht
George E. Harris
E. M. Mott
U St
John B Irving
Bureau of Engraving
E. A. Hines
11Th St
Sagratto
Cora McCarty
18Th St
I. Feilinger
Holmenda
P. Clera I. Reed
The
Northumberland
Louise A. Beach
L St
J. W. Scheetz
Ave
F. P. Bardenstein
St. Nw
Ruby Olve
Dunsmere
Loretta Darnes
Elizabeth N. Byron
Mary E. Coston
K St. Nw
Annie E. Pearce
Mead M Whitten
E St
Lillian Mae Davis
F.C. Hell
Albert FL
Fessenden
Manise A Crounge
Herndon
Gertrude McCambridge
Frances Mann Hall
Minnie Stith
Dist
N Sts
Od. Crowley
Philip N. Egwin
Lela W. Collins
Cairo
S J. McMiohael
Marle J. Warren
Wiliam Tyng
FE Paulson
Swann
Maud Adams
Woodward & Lathrop
Sheaffer
Ayo
Francia Suter
21St St
Ron Exlin
Elster Lewis
Fredericksburg
Outland
Norfolk
Olga Snyder
Kann, Sons & Co
Thomas K. Gotmtes
Michigan Ave
Maud A
Regere Fort Falls Church
Doha E Milver Kenmore
Gusack
Stephen Matthews Company
Morris Gumentch
Teppers& Gurach
J Albert Potter
H. Thomas No
BRL
Victor G Croissant
Edward T. Crismond
A. L. Newmyer
John M. Thurston
Madison R
Harriet Genentova
Matthews
Alustee
Piattitt
J. H. Zabel
George C Rankin
Timfa National Bank
el Syidis
F. W. Woeitzell
T Dissolve Corporation
Burney & Wasdeed
John P Duhey
Llewellyn Ball
John H. Kidwell
Jana
W. H Carroll
Lereburg
Shewa Stary
Wea
Tucker
Ruth A Hawkins
Falla Church
Ballinger
Plainair
G. P
Edmonston
Boots
Edmonston & CO
F Street
N. W
Anna J. Martin
Walter A. Wilcox
George F. Hane
J. Vernon Selance
Woodley
Emily F. Halliday
Henry E
James Berry
William McK Clayton
Perpetual Building Association
Washington Heights
Walter D. McCawton
Percy Thompson
W. Hendrick
Harry Wardman
Rosedale
Rosedale and Isherwood
Walter A. Dowd
James II. Parsons, Jr
Clarence Hi Conger
James D. Hobbs
Herbert T Shannon
Harry L. Rust
George Calvert Bowie
Harold L. Johnson
Peter A Radice
Wharton EB. Leser
LE DR
Fimd E Davis
Gergs C Pomphrey
John
Bayne
L. L. Perkins
C. Icars
Norfolk and Western Railway
Dally
Norfolk and Western
Bristol
Winston- Salem
Knoxvle
Chattancore
Washington-Memphis
Hich- Tone
Berryville
Luray
Shenandoah
Eliden
Southwest
Joney
C. Capital
Prudential Loan Society
Odd Fellage
Temple
Baltimore, Fayette and
North
6Th Ave
Liberty Ave
Buffalo
Ellicott Square
Chamber of Commerce
St. N. W
iReliance Loan and Trust Co
Gt, NW
Lena
P. O. Box
Surety Loan CO
Warder
Citizens Loan CO. 406 Commercial Bank
N. W. Corith
G Sts
Louis “Abrahams
Caan Ao
H. el- Wood
7Th St
Prudential Loan & Trust Co
H. K. Fulton
9Th Street N. W
Dev Horning
D. H. Tolman
15Th St
Potomac Guarantee Co
F Street N. W
Singer Blig
American Loan CO
Loansi
Rational Loan & Inv
Goanepson Buildir
7Th St. NW
Treasury
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