Holmes Story Ends as Defense Closes in Cotton Crop Conspiracy Trial
Edwin S. Holmes Jr. wraps his testimony in a trial over conspiring to defraud the government by leaking cotton crop statistics. Jurors may hear rebuttal, with defense prayers, and the case likely to reach a verdict by Thursday. Witnesses tied Holmes letters to Van Riper and a mining deal, with Secret Service and post office inspectors presenting documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin S. Holmes, Jr
Holmes
van Riper
M. Peckham
Peckham
Van
Peckham, Mercer & Co
Baker
Robert H Moran
Secret Service
Eolmes
Wiliam S Mayer
New York
Govern- Ment
Bureau of Statistics
District of Columbia
Jury Acquits Policeman in Fatal Arrest Case
A coroner's jury exonerated Precinct Detective Greene of all responsibility in the death of Emme Jones who collapsed after trying to prevent his arrest of Clarence Barnes. Witnesses said Greene used no unnecessary force. autopsy showed fatty degeneration of the heart with no signs of violence. Friends and fellow officers congratulated him after the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Emme Jones Colored
Clarence Barnes
Barnes
Glazebrook
Cruelty Charged By Wife in Limited Divorce Suit
Lula L Hemingway sues Charles B Hemingway for legal separation in District Supreme Court claiming cruelty and abuse after he hid a liquors habit and failed to give her $1,000 as a reconciliation condition. He is a Pension Office clerk earning about $1,200 and they reside at 629 Fourth Street Northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Es Pension Office
Lula L Hemingway
Charles B Hemingway
District Supreme Court
Hemingway
Lves
Fourth Street
Handley Cleared in Glen Echo Park Disorder Charge
In Glen Echo municipal court Mayor Garrett dismissed the charge of disorderly conduct against Thomas Handley of Glen Echo. Managers had linked him to a raid by park officers on Sunday night, but witnesses failed to prove any disorderly act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Echo Park
Handley
Glen Echo
Thomas Handley
Garrett
Former Policeman Guilty in Child Support Case
Willam T. Hollidge, once a Metropolitan police member, was found guilty of failing to support his three children in Juvenile Court. Judge De Lacy sentenced him to six months in the workhouse, marking a repeat arraignment after prior broken promises to the court. Hollidge cited job loss after partition, but the judge did not accept the excuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollidge
Willam T. Hollidge
Metropolitan Police Forces
de Lacy
Marine Hospital Chief Officers Placed On Leave And Transfers
The Public Health and Marine Hospital Service announces changes in station and duties for commissioned officers. Various surgeons receive leaves ranging from three to seventeen days, several report to the board of examiners in Washington for promotion, and Charles W Stiles is assigned a special temporary duty to visit the southern states. Pharmacists Gorman, McBride, Barnett, and Sherer receive duty orders or relief assignments, with Barnett and Sherer also named pharmacists of the third class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
James M Gassaway
J H White
W C Billings
A M Stimson
Board of Examiners
Washington
WC Rucker
W K Werd
JW .Trask
H McC. Robertuor
Hygienic
Charles W Stiles
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
C M Gleason
Shawe
Ralph Knowles
J CL Rodman
J A Rowles
R. T Walker
W O Wetmore
J G Wilson
T V Gorman
Lilis Island
Army Orders Extend Leaves and Assignments Across Branches
Long list of Army postings and leaves from July through August detailing Captain Harry G Bishop and others from Thint ield Artillery Fourth Field Artillery infantry and coast artillery. Mentions encampment duties at Camp Mabry near Austin Texas and assignments to Fort Williams Maine Fort Banks Massachusetts and Fort Riley Kansas. Also covers naval movements including vessels such as Dolphin Yankton Marcellus and Minnesota with routes and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Absace
Harry G Bishop
Thintield Artillery
William N Michel
Fourth Field Artillery
John F Leeper
George S Wallace
Albin L Clark
Thirtieth Infantry
George le Roy Brown
William C Reed
Sixth Cavalry
Linwood EB. Hanson
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Frank A Wilox
Thirteenth Infantry
Jarrus A Moore
Coast Artillery Corps
Kenneth Morton
Ordnance Department
Alfred GC Sharp
David J Rumbough
Third Field Artillery
Norfolk
Field Artillery
Virginia
Thomas W Darish
Twenty-seventh Infantry
United States Military Academy
West Point
William D Crosby
Army Medical School
Army Medical Museum
William C . Borden
T Bentley Mott
Camp Mabry
Austin
Tex
Dennis H Currin
Jann G Winter Jr
Stauth Cavalry
Frederick Macy
Fort Willams
Department of the Fast
John P Terreh
Fort Hunt
Ralph E Hering
Lestie A . Chapman Flint
Warren . Dixon
Fifth Cavalry
United States Signal School
Fort Leavenworth
Kaos
Wiliam J Snow
William R Hamilton
St Louis
Piedmont
Board of Medical Officers
Medical Corps
Army
William Bordon
General Staff
New London
Dolphin
Yankton
Poughkeepsia
Marcellus
Portsmouth
Nhf
Salled
Ohio
Hampton Roads
Capes of the Cheapeake
Mainé
Chesapeake
Minnesota
Iowa
Yndlaya
Arkansas
North River
Poughkeepate
Nevada
Poughkeapate
Milwaukee
San Franncisco
la Union
San Salvador
Cincinnati
Amoy
Bo Os
Nanshan
Cavite
Potomac
Ajax
Brutus
Tompkinsville
Salidd
Manly
New York City
Olympia
Florida
New York
Guam
Social Gossip On Misa Carey And Marks Twain Engagements
Social notes describe engagements and romances among notable figures. Mrs. Playford confirms Misa Gwendolyn Carey to Francie Potter, while Jacob Riis and Mary Phillips address a public engagement in New York. Theodore Shonts offers dating advice emphasizing earnest character, purpose, and mutual support over romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob A. Riis
Roosevelt
New York
Mary Phillips
Riis
Spainey Place
Mr. Riis
Old
England
James B. Duke
William Inman
Atlanta
Europe
Tobacco Trust
Ha i
Holt
Macon
Inman
Walter Inman
Chum
Julian Ravenelle
Thompson
Duke
Brodie L. Duke
France
Germany
Society at Country Fair Prominent Women Lead Sale
At Regent's Park botanic gardens a charity country fair drew high society, with English and American leaders organizing booths and exhibits. The Countess of Oxford headed the executive committee, and American women ran the American booth, art gallery, bar, and freak museum under Lady Clifton Robinson, Mrs. Jack Harrison, and Mrs. Albert Bradshawe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regent's Park
Washington Post
London
Botanic Gardens
Regent’s Park
Countess of Oxford
Clifton Robinson
Jack Harrison
Albert Bradshawe
American Freak Museum
Naval Officers and Midshipmen Assigned Across US Fleets
Orders list commands for Captains and midshipmen to commands in California Maine Kansas Kentucky and more. Also mentions medical inspector to Pacific fleet West Virginia seaway duties and various staff or leave actions with several sailors entering retirement or home duty amid a divorce notice and end of page ordnance and navy yard placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Wainwright
Louisiana
A R Couden
Washington, D. C
E J Dorn
Charleston
J H Glennon
Yorktown
L E Bratton
Rhode Island
E W. Tod
Maine
C GC Baughman
H C Gearing, Jr
California
R E Gulmor
P O Griffiths
Caliornia
R S$ Galloway
Kansas
E A Wing
J A Brooks
G W Simpson
Kanaan
D Almy
H H Johnstone
Kearsarge
B A. Stratt
Minnesota
Midshipman
HL Clerk
T A Thomson, Jr
Mincepota
R C Parker
Connecticut
J Baer
Alabama
G. Rittel
M J Torlingki
New Jersey
H HA Ritter
J . Byrnes
United States Pacific Fleet
West Virginia
Wailing
San Francisco
Cal
T. ,Williamson, Jr
Severn
H. I. McCrea
C Wouters
J D. Milligan
J. 3. Dowdy
Navy
Albany
L. D Causey
Rainbow
J F. Hart
Cincinnati
Enalen
F. P. Bassett
R. R. Riggs
Galveston
E. M. Hacker
Raleigh
W. W. Lamar
Chatte
Gonner M. Monsesa
Navy Yard
New York
Ordnance Department
G. C. Layer
Boston
Main
Idnence Department
H. F. Marker
Record of June 2 1907 Equity Court DC Appeals No.1
Court entries list numerous cases with docket numbers, parties, and attorneys across Equity Court No.1 and No.2, Criminal and Probate Courts, including Mayse vs Brille, Longshaw vs Buros, and others. Notable items include orders, motions overruled or granted, guardianships, bankruptcies, and divorce actions with named counsel and case statuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Coart
District of Columbia
Equity Court
Justus Clabaugh
Mayse
Brille
Fared
John Ridout
W. W. Bride
Howard Boyd
People's Nations’ Bank
Land, Improvement Company
Coats
L. B. McComas
D. W. Baker
W. J. Lambert
Mlanker Va
Jaeger
Hanley-Smith
K. J. Giles
Robson
Slater
W. G. Gardiner
E. A. Hopewell
H. G. Kimball
W. White
George W. Johnson
Slater Va Sieter
L. Glas-Hamilton & McGiud
Longshaw Va
Buros & Co
Webb & Forrest
Faunce
Himeiright
J. H. Adrisans
J. W Latimer
Bright
Choppell
H Gelsey
Birney & Woodard i
Stubblefield
Justice Gould
Guaranty and Surety Company
Cortelyou Et al
Philly Walker
Philip Walker
W Baker
Maurice Cox
Hemingway
B. W Or Ewing
G W. Blankinship
Beall
B. Birckhead
LH Daid
Ambrose
Kidd
Wardman
Hayden Johnson
Carrington
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Perkins
Tyler
C. Brown
A Maxwell
Wallin Et al
Mulcare
Gittings & Champerlain
Thomas, Wolfe & Rosebers
Nixon
Browning
A. W. Scott
Boyd Et al
Hille
W. E Lester
M J. Colbert L. Tobrinsi
O'C Callaghan
Langburg Et al
Parker
Merillatt & Wolf
Darlington & Ridout
Saville Va Clark Et
Guardian
Ad Item
Basby-Branch
Hutchon and
Bensinger
Gleeson
Colbert & Mo
Namara
Burke
Agnew Et al
Hutchins
Cragin
Thomas & Ridout
Blair & Thom
Colbert
Vicket
al Va
Hutching
Knapp
Fendente Lite
D. E Vox
T. F. Williama
I. E. Taylor
Hoffler
MT. Clinkscales
Mountain
Eyton
Newberger
Dant
Pro Confesso
L Tobriner
B. N Graham
William B
Stater
Aaron Aten
Mary BH Kelly
William
H . Brisen
United States Fidelity End Guaranty Company
Dennis Fogarty
Attornerds Grandenbure & Brandenburg
George W Walker
Francis J Giugrue
Justice of the Peace Appeal
W Cox
J. T Sherer
Real Estate Transfers Across City Additions and Squares
Real estate transfers list various transfers including Moran to Arabetta Hudgins on Hampshire Avenue, and multiple tracts in FIRST ADDITION TO AMERICAN to Charles Lynch and Mary Lynch. Several parcels change hands across SQUAREs and neighborhoods. Prices show mostly $10 or $1,800 with larger sums noted for specific trustee transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane W
Moran
Arabetta
Hudgins
Origmnati Ee
Hampshire Avenue
Brookhand
Garrie VY
Marques
Bamue
Fonry
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
Columbia Heights
Lewis BE. Breuninger
Lucy L. Maabe
Sze
Mary Z.em
Daniel J
Henry A Linger
Calvin Crentsaux
Elias & Webb
Geors
McDonald
J. Hdmand Braith
Norman E. Brooke
John B. Harry
Harry Et Ux
Norman
Brooke
Studie
Christopher Rammisinsg
Corter Eirth
Lena Malnat
Edward ¢. Gummel
Colfax Atrvet
Square Vai
Fimer
Bernadine
J. Kerr
Secon
California
Lanier Heights
Romenta F
Romenta F. Ehees
Harnett M
Mary L
Connecticut Avenue Brace
Patton
R. Gordon
Genade
Rodman
Long Meadows
Mary RB. Horner
Vir
Pitman
Charles ¥. Souder
Bel. Air Heights
Gertrude
Yuboard
John B Avalon
Charles
Dieta
Bamuel
Deeds of Trust Across Washington Areas and Loans Noted
A scan lists numerous deeds of trust in Washington with details of lenders, borrowers, amounts, and terms. Entries cover Brookland to Kalorama areas, including properties on New York Avenue and Quadrant streets, with sums ranging from 1,500 to 12,000 dollars and terms from six months to three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic ‘Temple Association
District of Columbia
New York’ Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Brookland
Samuel R. Fidary
Gamust
Heary
Fink Stetson
Carrie Vi Marks
Bibek
Hemmick
Phill Buettner
Lewis i. Breunhner
Square East
Elias &. Webb
Welter Bilcox
George F. Hane
J. Calvin Cromée
Eckington
Emma I Auer
Peter A
Henry Orth
Walter &. McFarlain
John C. Athey
Glenwood Camatery
Bloomingdale
Louis J Randi
Wharton
Lopster
Michael J. Colbert
National Permanent Building Association
Black & Mintwood
Edmund Stith
Richard E Pairo
Charles Iariy
John J Brosnan
Anona IL Mahler
William J Flather
William K. Ellis
John M
John M. ‘Jones, $6,000, 3 Years, 6 Per Cent, Semianomaly, Lot’ 107, Corcorent
Pleasant Plains
Cedonia Relea
William EB
Charien W Haas
Willen
Oh Saunders
Secura
John S Blair
Herbert Wright Et Ax
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Equitable Co-operative Building Association
Eleventh Street
Barry Farm
Lucy Moore
Frederick
Samuel H Walker
Michael I. Weller
Eastern Building and Loan Association
Ie Frederick
Lawrence G Fletcher
W. Watts
Laura L Scott
James A. Payne
Henry Hvand
William H .Welker
Charles C Milburn
Thyrza
MeKihenny
H Street
Yourteenth
Burrville
John H Barry
W Mosby Williams
Fred McKee
Virgil G.williams
Lanier Heights
Barnett M
Mary L Chnedinst
William Hill
Charles W Simpson
William J Fentress
Connecticut Avenue Terrace
Canaid Rodman
H D. Gordon
Robert Hieater
Filton
Gordon
Long Meadows
Charles F Lauderet Ax
Luther L Apple
John A Massie
Brookland Building Association
Kalorama
Tierartra
Belair Heights
John D Yelverton
George Brown
Williem
Jans G Graham
Agnes
Stair
John E
George E Engel
Wilton
Kettler
Rosan Engel
Arthur T. Hnadiey
Macmillan Company
New York City
New Books Receive A Mixed Lot Of Sports And Social Works
New books listed include Norman H Crowell The Sportsmans Primer from Outing Publishing Company New York City a collection of brief sports tales. Also Robert Lace Writing For The Press a Boston Clipping Bureau Press manual of practical hints for newspaper work. Red Rubber by E D Morel The Nana Print New York City recounts Congo rubber trade sufferings under Belgian companies in the Congo Free State through 194.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman H. Crowell
Outing Publishing Company
New York City
America
Robert Lace
Boston Clipping Bureau Press
Dor
E. D. Morel
Nana
Congo
Congo Free State
Books and Works Featured in a 19th Century Catalog
A listing highlights legal and social works including The Food and Drugs Act by Arthur P. Greeley, British City by Frederick Rowe, Hadda Gadler and the Master Builder by Henrik Ibsen, Judah P Benjamin by Fierce Butler, Running Horse Inn by Alfred T Shepard Jr., Victor Hugo's Intellectual Autobiography translated by Lorenzo O Rourke, Practical Christian Sociology by Wilbur F Crafts, Memoirs of the Comtesse de Boigne edited by Charles Nicoulland, and The Standard Family Physician by Karl Reissig and Smith Ely Jelliffe. The note notes the publishers and cities, with brief descriptions of scope and tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidda Gadler
Hy Henrik Ibsen
Scribner's
Theen
Edmund Gosge
Willliam Archer
Mr Archer
Ibsen
Judah P Benjamin
Fierce Butler
George W. Jacobs & Co
Philadelphia
American History
Starcely
Judah P. Benjamin
Hagland
Alfred T Sheppard Jr
Lippincott Company
England
Victor Hugo
Lorenzo O'Rourke
Funk & Wagnalls
New York City
Hugo
Wilbur F Crafts
Ponk & Wagnalls
Comtesse DH Boignt
M Charles Nicoulland
Scripner
Lous XVI
Garl Reissig
Smith Ely Jelliffe
Idina Garfield Seeks Divorce After Alleged Abuse
Mrs Idina Garfield former Census Office clerk living at Iroquois apartments filed in District Supreme Court for a limited divorce from Thomas D Garfield. She accuses drunkenness cruelty and nonsupport and says he beat her breaking her arm during an April 2 incident. Garfield left the jurisdiction June 3 and was last heard from in Baltimore. She seeks custody and guardianship of their seven week old infant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idina Garfield
Iroquois
District Supreme Court
Thomas D Garfield
Garfield
M Baltimore
Benefits Outweigh Damages On Third Street Grade Change
The district supreme court was told by the Third Street grade damages commission that benefits from the municipal grade change greatly exceed the damages to west side properties on Third Street between G and H and between J and M streets northeast. The commission awarded damages, but will not consider claims of Isadore Saks and Mugene 93 Benjamin on the east side between L and M streets northeast. commissioners will inspect property today and hear evidence Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Street
Charles A Baker
Georgge W. Moss
George Spransey
Union Station
District Supreme Court
Isadore Saks
Mugene
Benjamin
L and
M Streets
Dominican Treaty Handed to Acting Secretary of State
M Joubert Dominican Minister to the United States delivered an official copy of the Dominican treaty to Acting Secretary Atlee. The document had been passed by the Dominican Congress and approved by the Dominican President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Joubert
United States
Atlee
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FAGE
Mark Twain
William H. Playford
Uniontown
Misa Gwendolyn Carey
Francie Potter
Bishop Potter
Lisbon
Willam H. Playford
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
J. 5. Carey
Mr. Carey
Gwendolyn
Potter
Haat
Sue
Philadelpha
Herman V Hilprecht
Prof Hilprecht
The
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Turkey
Nighan-i- Chefakat
Abdul Hamid Vi
Hilprecht
Mias Sallie Crozier
Samuel A. Crozier
Theodore Shonts
Shonts
Theodora
Duke de Chaulnes
Interborough Company
Mr. Shonts
Jova
Society AT
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Ted H. Bomex
Legal Record
Court of Appeals
Criminal Court NO 1
Justice Stafford
Edwin S Holmen, Jr
Tial
Morgan H Benen
D’ Wil Baker
A. Worthington
Lester & Price
Criminal Court NO
Graham Ve Brown
Erdict
J. B. Archer
W. E Ambrose
Elias Carpenter
Samuel Richardson
Francia Hall
G. W Francis Williams Eatate
Anna B. Studel
Onder
J. A Maedel Eatate
Homer W. Rice
Leckle
Fulton & Cox
David L Fullerton
Croathwaite & Calladay
Helen White
Justice Clabaugh
Martin Bros
William M. Redmond
John Alexander Beall
Gordon & Gordon
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William H. McKinley
Arthur P. Greeley
John Byrne & Co
Frederick Rowe
Scribner’s
Great Britain
Rusband
Edna Garfield
Ervices
the People's Open-Air Patriotic Service
AWD
HSL Am the Cathedral Foundation
Be Alban, D. G
Randolph H. McKim, DD
Church of the Epiphany
Jed
Marine Band
Tennallytown Carn. Baptist
Calvary Baptist Church
Eighth
Samuel H Greene
Fatth Baptist Church
Weston Bruner
Ford
Philathes
Job
Goapal Automobile Service
McLean
Union St
Shiloh Baptist L Street
Severteenth Street
J Milton Waldron
Bethany Chapel
First Congregational Church
Tenth and
G Streets
Samuel Woodrow
Il A.m
JW Bischoff
Unitarian
ALL Souls’ Church
Fourteenth and I
Ulysses G B Plarce
Young People’s Religiog Union New Church
NEW Church
16Th and Corcoran Sts
Frank Sewall
Swedenbors
Frea
Welcom Christian Science
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Fifteenth
RK Streets
Tisdera’ National Bank
Tenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Universalist
Church OF Our Father
Northwest
John van Schaick
Evangelical Christian Science
Martha E. Va Voast
Scottish Rite Hall
Street Northwest
Whitman
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Sunday’s Post
Tomorrow’s Sunday Post
Cripple Creek
W. W. Jacobs
O. Henry
Scott Campbell
Cole Martin
Budapest
Washington Sunday Post