Trial Moves Swiftly In Embezzlement Case At District Court
Defense counsel resists admission of embezzlement to secure acquittal while not objecting to prosecution evidence. Andrew Lipscomb faces charges of embezzling 15074.01 from the Washington Beneficial Enviowment Association as a receiver. Prosecution opened with Morgan H. Beach. defense led by F Edward Mitchell. Witnesses Dr William P. Young and Capt Andrew Parker testified. numerous checks and deposits presented. The jury, seated by noon, heard the opening and will resume with Parker’s recall and further evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew A. Lipscomb
Justice Wright
Criminal Court No
Washington Beneficial Enviowment Association
Nch
Omas
Byelda
Shépscomb
Gamat
Lipscomb
Finlan
Frank A Wright
Fred H. Brownell
J. D. Burns
Williun H. Fagin
Appleton P. Clark, Jr
I. Pierce Boteler
John R. Clark
James R Wnalley
John Gibson
Walter H. Dixon
Alvey A. Quade
Philip Young
Morgan H. Beach
F Edward Mitchell
Willam P. Young
Franklin Insurance Company
Andrew Parker
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Parker
Busby-Smilth
Fielda
BR Walton Moore
J. Edward Mitchell
Beach
Fields
Mitchell
Mr. Lipscomb
Wipscomb
Welds
Mr. Moore
Young
Prankin Fire Insurance Company
Capt Parker
Lisle Lipscomb
Barry Garrison Anniversary Observed at Concordia Hall
At Concordia Hall last evening a large turnout marked the tenth anniversary of Gen William F Barry Garrison No 26 Army and Navy Union. Past commander J Block and Commander J Gordon spoke on unity and patriotism, noting the enduring nature of the organization as long as there is an Army or Navy. A social reunion followed with music and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Block
Gordon
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Concordia Hall
William F Barry
Army and Navy Union
M. J. Hackett
J . Block
Portear
Grand Army of the Republic
Austria
United States
J Gordon
Theodore Roosevelt
Barry Garrison
Harry Garrison
Wodal
Man's Store founder D J Kaufman praised for honesty and growth
D J Kaufman of the Man's Store at 1005 1007 Pennsylvania Avenue is lauded as a leading Washington merchant. Since 1862 in the District, he built the largest exclusive men's clothing business, coined Money's Worth or Money Back, and earned wide respect for square dealing, public service, and financial influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. J. Kaufman
Pennsylvania Avenue
Kaufman
M. Kaufman
Eighth
Pennsylvania, Avenue
Mr. Kaufman
Warda
Kentran
Board of Trade and Business Men's Association
Merchants and Mechanics’ Bank
Coast Defense Board Retains Gen John P Story Membership
Secretary Taft announced Gen John P Story will keep his seat on the coast defenses board despite his promotion and retirement. The Endicott plan revision panel sought his valued services and he agreed to serve without extra pay, with no policy change implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Story
Taft
Bis
Endicott Board
Gen. Story
War Department
Military orders grant leaves and retirements across the army
Maj George W McIver and several officers receive leave of absence for months with effects, including Briand Naylor Masgas and Dodd. Brig Gen Roberta retires after forty years of service and resigns, while Vace’s commission is accepted. Other officers reassigned or ordered to duty at Fort Leavenworth, San Juan and Porto Rico posts. Naval moves include captains reassigned, surgeons detached, and vessels Paoneylvania, Biren, Hornet, Terror, and Vesuville noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges W. McIver
Fourth Infantry
United States
Christian Briand
Cavaler
Benyond
William K. Naylor
Ninth Infantry
Stett College
Fort Leavenworth
Kana
Edward K. Masgas
Staff College
King
Benjamin HK. Roberta
Retilery
Eugano W Vace
Lucey Corps of Engineers
Joao Luga-Ving
Nurgson
Porto Rico
George P Pegd
Fead
Ceorge A. Dodd
Penth Cavalry
Philadelphia
Brookfield Farm
Upper Darby
Fort Logans Cole
A. Ross
Naval Teaching Station
Lake Bluff
E. & Prime
Hava
Fort Royal
G. P
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Midshipmen
C HL de Lency
Marblehead
W. 3. Hen
Afro
J. F. Murphy
Hancock
Navy Yard
New York
Bumtaio
H. T. Nelson
Howpiial
Washington, D
Indian Head
J. B Mears
Paoneylvania
Provincetown
Macdan
Biren
Mand Hornet
Norfolk
Maryland
Newport
Terror
Newport News
Denver
Monte Crist
Vero
Mex
Vesuville
Tuaiay
Bostoo
Ranger
Naval Station
Gavite
Denied by Cortelyou Warned to Quit Business
Postmaster General Cortelyou rejected Chicago reports that Continental Finance Company could continue selling get rich quick schemes. The dept said it warned the firm to cease operations or face a fraud order, noting no allowance to change advertising or extend contracts. State actions were initiated before a department reply, with no misappropriation found but illegal literary promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortelyou
Post-office Department
Chicago
Continental Finance Company
Mlings
Washington
Department
Post-ofice Department
Contnental Finance Company
Continental Financing Company
J. W. Lobb
Fune 3
Edward W. Wickey
Commantes
Veterans adjourn after officers election and sick benefits scheme
The Maryland Division of the Band of Veterans I A adjourned after electing officers and adopting a sick benefit plan. Wilmington Delaware is set as the next meeting place for June 1906. Officers include Commander Francis E. Crose and secretary Charles S. Davis who was reappointed. The Navy names Michigan cruiser to Wolverine to avoid confusion with a battleship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anntun
Baltimore
Charles
Davis
Washington, D. C
Rive Aick
Wilmington
Michigan
Wolverine
Navy Department
Aartment
Igen
Bids Opened for Eight Ten Inch Guns at Navy Yard
Bids were opened at the Navy Department yesterday for eight ten inch guns. Bethlehem Steel Company appeared the low bidder with am. goth, beating the Midvale Steel Company, the only other bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
I Waa
Bethlehem Steel Company
Am. Goth
Midvale Steel Company
Equitable Shakeup Probes Pension and Resignations
In ongoing Equitable Society investigations Mrs. Hyde, mother of the vice president, has drawn a $25,000 annual pension since 1900 amid questions of authorization and legality. The Tarbell case is reviewed, noting bonuses and commissions, while James W. Alexander may resign and James Hyde faces possible continued chairmanship. Several clerks, including Charles Williamson at $7,200, resign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ang
Tarbell
Nom Eiety
Auditors Department
Mr. Hyde
Mr. Morton
Gage B Terbell
Morton
Equitable
Tolla
Charles ‘Pr. Williamson
Hyde
School Boys in Operetta at Gonzaga Preparatory
Rev Father Quill recalls his link to the Gonzaga School forty years ago as diplomas and prizes are awarded. An audience fills the hall for a cheerful operetta The Missing Duke with eighty boys on stage in sunflower welcome and Nodland drill. Junior cast include O’Brien Breen Fennell Warren Horan Burns O’Connell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonzaga ' S
Gonzage College
I Street
Patrick H. Quill
Georgetown University
Fox
Nod” Pang
James O'Brien
Danial Breen
Joseph Fennell
Wiliam Horan
Edwin Warren
John Buste
Wiliam McNicholas
Father Quilt
Gonsags
William Horan
James Brian
Joseph Fennall
Francis O'Connell
Jathea O’connor
Aloyslug Gainy
James Ogplen
Francis O Connor
Pon Herbert Cady
Joseph Fennel
John Suste
Barnard Nolan
Mias Murphy
Joseph O'Brien
John Burns
Rudolph Krogman
Harold Hatfeth
Jerome Lynch
Willliam Hughes
Ignatius Mack
Aroysius Horan
John Bums
Ernest Dwyer
Frederick Gherman
James O'Connor
Edward Walton
Charles Ghermen
Francia Hart
Michael Downey
Michael Murphy
Alfred O'Leary
Aloysius Barnes
Udg Purcell
Bernard 2fcLorney
Raymond Ward
William Broderick
Wranda Aldrich
Cornelius Herlihy
Rhmmet Hartigan
Lewis Riordan
Stephen McNames
Samuel Krowl
John Slattery
Joseph Kiell
Elle Baits
Willy James Len
Ada
Mr Morton's Secretary Resigns
John Norfhouse, private secretary to Mr Morton, resigns from the position amid a shift that will send Morton's secretary to New York contests. The two had worked closely for several years as the culture Bresiaene Cleveland a eReido.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
John Norfhouse
Avy Morton
New York
Bresiaene Cleveland
GROCERS' BIG OUTING AT MARSHALL HALL
The Retail Grocers Protective Association held its annual Grocers Day at Marshall Hall with 800 attendees from Alexandria and Baltimore, enjoying races and a famed pie eating contest despite rain. George May won the potato race, Charles McKay and Patsy Quigley won the three legged race, Bertha Goldenberg and Louise Huppert took top girls’ prizes, and H. W. Haight oversaw the cherry pie showdown where six colored Washington men ate twelve pies in fifteen minutes, led by Hubert Carter who won 32 dollars. Exhibits from Heinz, Semmes-Kelly, and others drew crowds, and the event was credited to the excursion committee and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Hall
Alexandria
Baltimore
Macalester
River Queen
Corbyn
Boston Baking Company
Rai
Corbys
George May
Shipaman
Thera
Charles McKay
Patsy Quigley
Bertha Goldenberg
Louise ‘Huppert
Frank Lingong
Charles McKee
Haight
Washington
Hubert Carter
South Washington
Semmes-Kelly Co
Urtice Bros
Henry Roever
Washington Tobacco Co
H. J. Heinz Co
Heinz Co
P. B. Otterback
Erry
P. Patrick
Miney Goddarn Ee A Smith
H. Pitt
J. M. Denty
C. VY. Sparrow
Kendall Green Mates Earn Diplomas at Closing Exercises
Kendall Green schools held closing exercises with the board and faculty on stage in the chapel hall. President Gallaudet spoke in sign language, honors were read, and certificates awarded for the lower department. The collegiate graduates included Clyde Stevens Otto Menulr George Brown Paul Hall Edward Garrett Mary Hunter Lillian Tilmaie Ashley Allen Himma Morse Charlotte Hall Charles Williams. About seventy five mates departed for homes nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall Green
Chapel Hall
Gallaudet
Kendall School
Lilian Swift
Utah
Clyde Stevens
Michigan
Otto C. Menulr
Kentucky
George C. Brown
Maryland
Paul Hall
Illinois
Edward H. Garrett
Ilinois
Mary Hunter
Lillian Britt Tilmaie
Fiach
Ashley Allen
Georgia
Himma Morse
Nebraska
Charlotte Hall
Tlinois
Charles Williams
Virginia
Staunton School
Texan Killed in Political Feud
Sheriff R Todd Santee shot and killed Sheriff Biles C Averatt in a political feud in Texas. The incident follows a disputed election outcome and escalates long standing local tensions. Police investigate, no further suspects named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Todd Santee
Biles C. ‘Averatt
Rained on Jolly Fat Men Excursion in Rain
The Jolly Fat Men's Club held its fourteenth annual River View outing despite afternoon rain. Over 1,400 tickets were sold and a baseball game between a Fat Men's Club scrub and a Bureau of Engraving and Printing select team ended 2 to 2 after four innings. Spectators and players faced wet conditions, but dancing pavilion and chutes reopened at night. Committee members included J J Tipp kald, Kapp, J Wright, W a Mullan, J a Decker, P a Bresnahan, and D Rickenbacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Fat Men’s Club
River View
Cintr
Fat Men’s Club
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Fat Pten
Chage
J. J. . Tippkald
Kapp
J .Wright
W. A. Mullan J
A Decker
P. A Bresnahan, and
D. Rickenbacher
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Kaufstan
Coast Defense Board
Gortelyou
Chicago Finance Company
Song OF Veterans
Eadache
Gonzaga School
Father Quill
W. B. Moses & Sons
F Street
Corner
Grocers
Stieff Ares
CHASM
Stieff, Recomes
11Th Sin
Coffer &McCalley
Dorsuss
Bany
N.Y
Goodyear Rubber Co
Christian Xander
J. T. Walker Sons
Tenth Street
N. W
Main
Palais Royal
Eleventh Streets
Lapland
Guranes
Ieavy Mig
Evening Star and Times
Eels
Star, and Times
The
Sylvan Players
Frohman
Merchant
Venice
Chevy Chase
Conn Ave
Wootty Lang
Arthur Smith
Bondere & Stayvan
INCI
Lafayette
Soc
Mde
Hearthur Smith
Sader W
Mag
Jeie d
Nationals
ST. Louis
Fla. Ave
ST Louis
Wm. J. Oates
Carroll Institute Hall
Virginia Schools
Hollins Institute
Ladiva
Prat
Holting
J. Esputa Daly
Fox Ne
Norman Daly
Strayer’s Business Colleger
Catalonia Hall-Noyes
Themusis Clessen
New York Ave
Senog Souss
Prin
Mlez Y. Batol
Realitz School of
Eassances
Faith Staw
Ganent
Wammer
Gen. Rice
Madrid
Alfonso
Montero Rios
Villaverde
ENTS
Betsy
Burnand
Mr. Standing
Walker
Julia
McManee
McManus Betny
Kernan
Ghneid & and
St. i . _W. Dapoaite i & Fressorr
Suatene Faso
Farin
Wobanske
Susan
Conta
Rand
Crass Lake
U. S. Marine Band
Sustzy
Bryony
St. N. Wand
Pe. Ave. A.W
New Willard Hotel
Mistoria Pointe
Cabin John Bridge
Potomac
Bam
Fulton’s
Minth Street
M. W
Oh Gyotches
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