Attorneys Clash Over Evidence in Post Office Fraud Trial
In a Post Office Department fraud trial, defense lawyers for George K. Green challenged government efforts to admit numerous checks and ledger entries tied to commissions from the International Time Recording Company. Testimony traced Green’s payments and questioned whether copies of orders were on file, with exchanges over whether commissions served Green personally or the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
George K. Green
International Time Recording Company
Post Office Department
Tral
Greeg
Knickerbocker
Mercantila National Bank
Seventh National Bank of New York
Post-offics Department
Tewaa
Cvhceres
Thurston
Masten
Clef
Baker
J. J. Willard
International Time Reconing Company
George FE Green
Post Ofice Department
George
i George + Green
George H. Green
George W. Beavera
Flo
Post Offce Department
Fles
Binghamton
StanchNeld
The
Willard
Stanchfield
Bakee
Wizard
United States
Beavers
Joshua W. Capen
I. B. Bundy
International ‘Time Recording Company
Ting
Mdi
John Ffalloran
Knickebocker Trust Company
Te International Tie Recording Company
George Terree
Shinn
Knickerbockers Trust Company
Jane
Leo BE. Lechait
Seventh National Bank
M Green
Liat Bank
Feventh National Bank
Cot
Alfred G. Taxtor
Mercantile National Bank
Alle Fies
Mercantile National
Worthington
Thnks Castelberg Alive Last Heard From Train Westward
Mrs. Castelberg, widow of Robert J Castelberg who vanished August 4 after visiting Saratoga with 50 000 in diamonds, believes he may be alive. Washington police were informed of a 20 reward for information. Castelberg connected to a Seattle jewelry firm Pinkerton agency searched nationwide. He was last heard mailing a letter hinting at suicide. health fears and possible derangement noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Castelberg
Saratosa
Washington
Castelberg
Indianapolis
Ind
Pinkerton Ditective
United States
Saratoga
Casseberg
Tle
Transaetiona
Walters Sues Street Railway for Six Thousand Damages
Lucien N Walters sues the Washington Railway and Electric Company seeking six thousand dollars for injuries and loss of a horse after a January collision at a street intersection. He alleges the car struck his buggy, dragging occupant about 100 feet, causing personal injury and disability to earn a living and $75 repair costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien N. Walters
Increase in Artificial Ice Production and Wages
A Census Bureau report on US ice manufacture shows the value of production rising from about 915 thousand in 1900 to 2000, with a 45 percent rise in wage-earners and a 6 percent rise in wages. It notes a 22 percent increase in tonnage over 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Census Bureau
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Will Study Plant Diseases and Agricultural Trends
Br Ervin and Sautit of the division of anthology depart for fanope with credentials from the United States government to study plant diseases abroad and apply methods locally. Smith will focus on the viruses and diseases of onions potatoes vines olives and other crops and explore pathologic stories to adapt techniques for their department. Building permits were issued for tract dwellings and home improvements in Potomac with costs around 52500. The appendix remains busy countering political and health campaigns as Dr. King's New Life Pills promote relief.
Bethell Retires to Became VP of Chesapeake and Potomac
Retiring general manager A N Bethell of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company is named vice president of the Chesapeake and Potomac and allied firms. A complimentary dinner in his honor drew about thirty guests and prominent telephone officials from Eastern cities. Speakers included Senator James A Hemenway and Representative J H Poster, with Bethell and associates expressing esteem for his service since May 1 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake and Potomac and Allied Companies
Ratelgi
Orce~ Sui
LU. Bethell
Chesapeake and Polomar Telephone Company
Bethel
Chesapeake and Potmmnne Telephone Company
Fig
Bett Telephone Company
Philadelphia
Selaware and Atlantic Telephone Company
Unity
G. Burton
James A. Hemenway
3. H. Poster
Mr. Bethell
Indiana
D. N. Bethell
B. x
Stafford
H. F. ‘Thurber
L. Spalding
W. V. Cox
G. H. Harries
J.8. Wiley
The
Cheampeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Moore Printing Sues American Pianograph Company for Breach of Trust
A suit filed in Charleston West Virginia Circuit Court by Moore Printing and Typewriter Co and others names American Pianograph Co and its officers as defendants. The complaint alleges breach of trust mismanagement and waste seeks receivership and injunctions to halt further dissipation of company funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore Printing and Typewriter Company
American Pianograph Company
Washington
West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
Watts
Gaines
Davis
Matthews
New York
Planograph Company
Progress in Alabama Industry and Charity Totals
Census summary shows Alabama typical of the South with rising output in cotton goods from 311 million to 24 million in 1905 iron and steel from 15 million to 29 million lumber gains noted and charity contributions listed to Associated Charities and Citizens Relief Association via John Jay Edson and John Wilkins with multiple donors including Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabam
South
Associated Charities
John Jay Edson
St G Start Northwest
Murda
Son & Sons
Bowie Moire
Anne Lo Graham
Amelia Wo Bayes
St PL
Patherine Wathims
Teenpewie and Povemac Teleghone Company
L. A. Jehnclan
Wallan Hamilton
Citizens’ Relief Association
John ¥. Wilkins
Chesapeake and Potomac
Ro Buren
Charles No Me- Bode
Benefit for Christ Child Society at Columbia Theater
Entertaining program planned for Tuesday Moren 6 at the Columbia Theater to aid the Christ Child Society. Lena Duthie soprano and Messrs Cameron and Sprlle lead performances, with Scatch dan wers in costume. Proceeds support the charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Child Society
Columbia Theater
Mies Lena Duthie
Somano
Mesurs
Cameron and
Sprlle
Scatch Danwers
Vostumie
New York Day Scenes Feature Bets and Births of Scandals
A crowded New York day report details John Felix a weapon dealer turned witness in a General Sessions swindle case involving Christopher J Tracy and Wasser millbrokerage tied to Old Stone race results. It also notes a Columbia student catching a thief, Rockefeller funds for a seaside hospital, small fines for street vendors, a London engineer missing from the Waldorf, and a long divorce suit over a tea cup romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Variona
New York
John A. Felix
East Twenty-first Street
Het
Fexlix
Christopher J Tracy
Train
James W. Osborne
Felix
Nelson
Tracy
Wasserrmill
Fifth Avenue
Ile
Old Stone
Osbo Felix
Ludlam
Freeman's
Montegare
Hobokon
Stock Exchange
Mr. Osborne
Osborne
América
Fatty
Princeton
Miss Hayper
Will of 8. W. Stocking Probated at Utica 1906
The will dated January 30 1906 of Solon Walter Stocking was filed yesterday probate. He leaves seven thousand dollars to trustees of the Beta of the Sigma Phi Society of Hamilton College Utica to invest until the fund reaches eleven thousand dollars and then use for the testator's named purposes. Stocking also designates himself as beneficiary of the estate remainder and names an executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solon Walter Stocking
Beta
Sigma Phi Society
Hamilton College
Utica
Stocking
Everett L. Warner Exhibit at Veerhoff Galleries
A Washington painter Everett L. Warner opens a mixed show of one oil, sixteen watercolors, and ten etchings at Veerhoff Galleries, with Italian city scenes, New Hampshire views, and Paris night studies. The critic lauds his fresh technique, clear nature vision, and disciplined color, noting nocturnes in Paris, Venice, Siena, and a standout Corcoran prize winning water color.
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Paris
New Hampshire
Everett L. Warner
Washington
Veerhoff
Wars
Venice
Siena
Warner
Notre
Aleeps
Seine
Waarner
Wishermen's Houses
Etaples
Cazin
Palais de Justice
Doges Palace
Waryger
Amsterdam
Washington Water Color Club
New
Georgetown College
New -Yay
Alter-glew
Gloucester
Mandy
Cathedral Motre Dame
James Henry Mosir
Property Damage Suit Over Filtration Plant at Union Station
Mary B. Wynkoop filed a $200 damages suit in One District Supreme Court against New York Continental Jewels Filtration Company and Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington Railroad. She alleges depreciation of her property at 43 New Jersey Avenue Southeast due to machinery on adjacent railroad lots, blocking alley access and impairing ingress and egress, with noxious odors and smoke reported.
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Tor
Supreme Court
Leventritt
Jennie Sassa
John H. Sagea
Sassa
Elizabeth A. C. White
Gressmakers
Masonic Hall
Missionary of Beauty
Boston
Paris
O. K
Miss White
Mary B. Wynkoop
New York Continental Jewels Filtration Company
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad Company
New Jersey Avenue Southeast
Civic Center to Dine At Washington Dinner and Meeting
The Civic Center of Washington plans its second annual dinner at the YMCA Building Saturday at 6:30 p.m. A public meeting follows with department reports and council elections. Dr. George M. Kober will discuss public health and sanitary conditions. L. D. Clark reports on employer's liability. William H. Baldwin explains a Congress bill on nonsupport. The education department covers compulsory education and the school city concept, with mixed views among committees. G A Weber is away but may send a written report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Center of
District of Columbia
Henry J. Harris
Committee On
L. D. Clark
William H. Baldwin
Department of Charities and Correction
Congress
Baldwin
Civic Center
Educational Department
Washington
Committee On Civic Education
G. A. Weber
Bequests Made to Dead Son in Wetzel Will Probate
The will of William H. Wetzel dated November 15 1900 was filed for probate. It leaves multiple properties to Wilmer W. Wetzel and others, with life estates to Mrs. Wilhelmina C. Wetzel and provisions for Rebecca K. Wetzel and five grandchildren. One half of the remainder goes to Wilmer W Wetzel heirs and the other half to Mrs Wilhelmina J Wetzel in trust for herself and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Wetzel
Morne Street
Q Street
Twenty-First Street
Marie E
Bertha W
Charles J. Wetzel
Rebecca K. Wetzel
Carlisle
Hersulf and
Childre
Wilhelmina
Wetzel
Kneisel Quartet Concert Tonight at New Willard Ballroom
The Kneisel Quartet performs quartets by Beethoven Rubinstein and Grieg in the fourth concert of a Washington series tonight in the New Willard ballroom. The fifth and final Washington season concert is scheduled for March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kneisel Quartet
Williver
New Willard
Beethoven, Rubinstein
Grige
Washington
Queen Wilhelmina Story Sparks American Rumor Debunking
Miss Kuyper daughter of ex Premier Hofland visits Washington and writes in Outlook denying marital trouble between Queen Wilhelmina and Prince Henry. She praises America, describes hospital stay and hospitality, and rejects gossip started by a disgruntled servant, noting warm U.S. reception and a desire to share Dutch views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netherlands
Wilhelmina
Prince Henry
Kuyner
Hofland
Washington
George Washington University
Hardcliffe
Brooklyn
Miss Kuyper
Hunter
Gaea
England
America
Talks on Education at George Washington University Dinner
Plans for major educational work in Yurune and higher ideas for a national university in the capital will be discussed by distinguished men at a George Washington University trustees and alumni dinner March 14 at the New Willard. Wayne MacVeagh Dr Andrew D White and Ambassador Istegerand of France are among the speakers. about 400 are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yurune
Washington
George Washington Uni
Willard Eeos
Wayne MacVeagh
Andrew D. White
Ambassador Istegerand
France
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Trage Green
Clock Company
LAlfryd_G. Taylan
Mepcanme Nattional Bank
Taylor
Pacific Coast
Erwin Smith
Europe
Ashford
Dr. King
Telephone Company
A.N. Bethel
M. Greer
J. Ya. Stewart
Thurber
J. A. Wemerway
J. AW. Jester
I Harries
D. S. Porter
W. V
OL Alfen
A. P. Crenshaw
G. W Huton
C.F. Paxton
W. B. Clarkson
A Hi Wert
J.C. Parsons
Washingon
Frank H. Bethel
Progress
Alabama
Professional Men OF
John Paul Earnest
Big Metropolis
Clement St. Grainin
Columbia
University
Brainin
West One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
New York Association For
John D. Rockefeller
Magistra
Walsh
Jefferson Market
Joseph Carmezzo
Seventh Avenue
Wae Krome
Carmezzo
McDermott
Ireland
West Thirtieth Street
Sart
Hodgins
Scotland
Alexander McDermott
London
Waldorf Astoria
Bellevue Hospital
NeDerman
Buckner Steamship Company
Australia
India
Norten A Ca
Produce Exchange
Delmonico’s
Pr. Madison C. Peters
Baptist Church of the
Dr King
District Court of Appeals Haa
Foree Court
John £. Mattern
Mattern
Court of Appeals
W. Stocking
Maly
Inter
Amelia
Ayer
Avex Co
Mary E. Wynkoop
New York Filtration Company and
P., W. & B. Railroad
Union Station
H. Wetzel
Holland
Shebs
Amurion
Roosevelt
White House
Republic
Die
People’s Savings Bank
14Th St. N. W
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