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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1907

Page

32

Witness Attacked Over Conflicting Testimony In Hermann Trial

Elliott P. Hough, former private secretary to Representative Binger Hermann, faced district attorney questioning over alleged inconsistencies between his grand jury statements and trial testimony. Messengers testified to destroyed records as Hermann directed, while Hough admitted memory gaps. The court adjourned trial day for motions and will resume Monday.

Eliott P. Hough Messenger Baker Binger Hermann Oregon Elliott P. Hough Hermann Worthington Grand Jury Secret Service Burns Hough Lamoreux Land Office Bess Burne Rittenhouse Mr. Hough Mr. Baker Benson Tough Christier Fi Piller Alexander E. Foster Mutter Muller Muler Eleator Foster Tiey

Forfeit Money Sought Over Building Sale

Thaddeus M Tyssowski and Anthony Tyssowski owners of the Home Life Building at Fifteenth and G streets sue in the District Supreme Court to recover $500 deposit as a forfeit in a sale to Billson Hutchins for $30,003. They claim a November 24 1903 default in terms left them entitled to the money from F H Smith Company acting for Hutchins. They say they were ready to transfer title but the company refused payment.

Home Life Thaddeus M Tyssowski Anthony 4 Tyssowski Fifteenth G Streets Sait District Supreme Court F. H. Smith Billson Hutchins Tissowskis Hutchins

Contractor Sues District Over Pumping Station Plans

The George A Fuller Company sues the District Supreme Court for 712227 damages over alleged failure to furnish adequate plans for the Trumbull street pumping station between First and Fourth streets. The suit claims delays of six months and cost increases in labor and materials, plus interior damage repairs. Contract price was 314232 dollars.

George A. Fuller Company Ull Trumbull Street First Fourth Streets District Supreme Court Tne

Father Sues Daughter Over Property Transfer

John Morgan sues his daughter Sarah Warwick and her husband Edward Warwick to undo a 1902 deed transferring 2215 L Street North West to them. He alleges mistreatment, unlawful encumbrances, and seeks injunction, annulment of the deed, and a receiver to manage the property during litigation. The aged widower contends he agreed to the transfer in exchange for a home and care.

John Morgan Sarah G. Warwick Edward ©. Warwick L Street Mr. Morgan I Five Chidren I. Street Twenty Sixth Street Warwick Wisconsin Avenue Morgan Mra. Warwck Mr. Warwick Mra. Warwick Peter Morgan Warwicks

Ladies sue over stable noises and odors in Washington

Mrs. Harriet S. Turner sues Mrs. Mary Scott Townsend for 15000 damages over a Massachusetts Avenue northwest stable adjoining Turner's Florida Avenue residence. Turner alleges the stable built around March 1, 1904 houses about twelve horses and causes noise and foul odors that injure health and reduce property value.

Massachusetts Avenue Mary Scott Townsend Massachusetts Avenue Northwest Yesterdag Harriet S. Turner Florida Avenue Northwest Turner Turner Clalma

Hardware Firm Incorporates in District of Columbia

The F P May Hardware Company was incorporated to take over the business of F P May & Co. The firm, led by Frank P May and George J May, operates in hardware with a capital of $200000, divided into 2000 shares of $100 each. Trustees named are Frank P May, George J May, Arthur J May, and James B Brown.

F. P. May Hardware Company F P. May & Co Frank P May George J May Frank P. May George J. May Arthur J. May James B. Brown

Probate Court OKs settlements in wreck deaths and wills filed

Probate Court directed settlements from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad totaling 4800 for the deaths of Mayw Price 3 Sturgeon and a child in the Terra Cotta wreck. Wills filed include Edward Weser dated 1905, Gracie Ann Orlaney leaving property to Anna Swenn, Victor F Montgomery dated 1895, and Mary E Stalcup leaving all to daughter Jane Burroughs with executrix named.

Justice Gould Bate Sturgeon Mitebel Clair Sturgeon Raymond Revere Sturgeon Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Edward Weser Wiow Mary Ellen Weser Lavinia Barbara Charles Annie Joseph Weser May Weser Gracie Ann Orlaney Seventeenth Street Anna E. Swenn Agnes Dey Delaney Lawrence Lofton Sotil D. W. Baker Victor F. Montgomery Agnes D. Monty Romany Mary E. Stalcup Yeaterday Jane A. Burroughs

Midland Oil and Gas Company faces dissolution suit

W R Jones a director filed suit in District Supreme Court seeking voluntary dissolution of Midland Oil and Gas Company. The company with 1 million dollar authorized capital once sold about 3 million shares, operated in Kansas, sank thirteen wells, and sold crude oil. Prices collapsed in 1905 leading to unprofitability and a stock offer from Great Western Oil Refining in 1906. Dissolution to avert litigation was requested. other directors named include W H Brown James Hancock O H Hutchins and Harvey Stiver.

District Supreme Court W. R. Jones Midland Oil and Gas Company District of Durabit Kansas Prairie State Oil and Gas Company Midland Company Great Western Oil Refining and Pipe Line Company Kansas City Sal The Mr. Jones W. H. Brown James Hancock 0. H. Hutchins Harvey Stiver

Youth Refuses to Admit Assault on Policeman

Oldis Morrison told Judge Mulloway he only defended himself after a Baltimore and Ohio station officer ordered him to move on in an offensive manner. Morrison, charged with assaulting the on duty private policeman Garlington, claimed he swung his arms but did not touch him. The court fined Morrison $25 and sentenced him to 45 days in prison in default of payment.

Oldis Morrison Morrison

Plumbers Union and Masters Reach Arbitration Settlement

The master and journeymen plumbers report satisfaction with a Wednesday arbitration board decision. The ruling allows non exclusive employment and upholds shop rules and contracts in place during the lockout, promising harmony and continued obligations for both sides. Robert B. Caverly of the Master Plumbers Association states satisfaction and removal of friction between the groups.

Board of Arbitration Stuart McNamara Masters’ Association Robert B. Caverly Master Plumbers’ Association Eld

Christian Herald Gives Entire $65,000 for Chinese Famine Relief

The American Red Cross forwarded 65 000 to China for famine relief. Of this total 50 000 was advanced by the Christian Herald. Funds will be split with 5 000 placed with the Chinkteng mission relief and 35 000 through the Shanghai central relief committee. The Herald reports 110 000 pledged by cable and 10 000 worth of flour plus 7 500 bushels of seed wheat already shipped to China.

Christian Herald American National Red Cross China Missionary Relief Committee Chinkteng Shanghai Red Cross

Police Seek Attorney Over Arrest Warrant

Maj Sylvester responds to Inspector of Plumbing about why Eu gene F Arnold is at large. Arnold, an attorney of 1632 Thirty-fifth Street NW, faced a warrant issued January 2 for violation of plumbing regulations. All police ordered to locate him, but he remains at large.

Maj Sylvester Plumbing Davis Eugene F. Arnold Polkce Arnold

Aid for Famished Russians Urged by New York Committee

Samuel J. Barrows, leading a committee formed at a New York mass meeting, asked the President and Secretary Root to issue a proclamation detailing the famine in Russia and to mobilize funds from Americans for relief efforts.

Samuel J. Barrows New York Root lesue & pre_lamaton

Seaboard Air Line Railway Ticket Office Notice

Seaboard Air Line Railway announces daily and through services from 1421 Penn ave. to Petersburg Raleigh Wilson Jacksonville and beyond. Regular trains and Pullman sleepers to Jacksonville Tampa Pinehurst Washington and Pinehurst, with dining car. Through sleepers to Atlanta Birmingham and Memphis. Route details and connections provided by district passenger agent.

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