Funeral for Gen Schofield to be held at St John s Church
Washington dispatch details a funeral service for Lt Gen John M Schofield at St John s Episcopal Church with Bishop Mackay Smith presiding. President Roosevelt and Cabinet members expected, with a full military escort and honors from engineers, artillery, and cavalry units.
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Mackay-Smith
Roosevelt
John M. Sehofield
Ing Obseauies
Washington
Vest
St. Augustine
Hailway
Battalion of Engineers
Washington Barracks
Jis
Flo
Anenst 14
Wilson's Creek
Fredericktown
Ruggard Thoost
Rosa
Dallas
Kenesaw Mountain
Franklin
Nasaville
Fort Anderson
Wington
Kinston
Purham Station
Salibars
Holf
Coast Artillery
Wort Monroe
Sant Artillery
Washington Md
Fort Myer
Wang
Funeral Attendance Planned For Lieut Gen Schofield
A meeting of the Army and Navy Union at Commander Joseph J. Gordon's residence appointed a committee to attend Lieut Gen Schofield's funeral today. They outlined campfire plans for April 2 at 0 Pennsylvania Ave and discussed the May 14 Grgt anniversary of the garrison. Members included Commander Gordon and Senior Vice Commander Longstreet plus others. Roosevelt Harrison era recruits exceed 130 veterans, with Admiral Schley recently mustered in as a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War
Lcot
Alger
Proctor
Elkins
Merritt
Geneva M. Dodge
J.P. Siner
Thomas M. Vincent
WM Wherry
Manel Dewey
Remey Haseen
Navy
Lapue
Gin. Bates
Brig. Grenville ML Douge
Society of the Army of the Timess
John C. Hilwek
William Warner
Vesnisian Warner
Aiay
Ohio
Louise Redway
Discier
Columbia
Army of Obia
Cannes
Fay
Yocummiuttes
Society of the of the
Periavssee
Foster
Spaulding
Col
Dolar
John
Burchfield
Maurice Pechin
Ciluch
Thomas P. Brown
Arlington
Gen. Schoteld
Estes Sevhan
National Cemetery
Temple of Fame
James Tanner
Grand Army of the Republic
Roosevelt
Dwart
Whester
J. Lerwin Browne
Navy Union
Grand Army
Sehofield
Union
Johock
Vesusian Warner
M Warner
J. A. C. Uli
R.B. Parsons
Tilton
White
Maxwell
Army and Navy Union
Joseph J. Gordon
E Street
Schofield
Mhd
Pennsylvania Avenue
Grgt
J. J. Gordon
Frank C. Longstreet
Edward CG. Bureh
F. M. Heing
Robert Woehler
L. W. von der Miller
Noah W. Tyron
Offcer
Dar
Chaimberlain
William A. Hickey
Roosevelt Harrison
Regular Army
Philippines
China
Admiral Schley
Hospitals Get the Money Equal Bequests to Garfield Memorial
Will of Dr. Henry E. Woodbury left about 35000 to Garfield Memorial and the Children's Hospital. Verdict in Probate Court sustained the bequests despite a caveat of mental incapacity and undue influence raised by the deceased’s nephew Dr Molincuaux Turver and Mrs Mary I Woodbury who received small legacies. Executor was represented by Whim FL Matupg. Garfield Memorial by C Peele. caveatants by J J Dart and Charles T Curust.
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Henry E. Woodbury
Clarfield Memorial
Children’s Hospital
Justice Barnard
Molincuaux Turver
Woodbury Willow
Mary I. Woodbury
Woodbury
Tia
Whim FL Matupg
Children's Hospital
Gardetd M Pital
Attorton
Washington Arlington and Falls Church Plan New Branch
A fragmentary notice details a proposed branch road for the Washington Arlington and Falls Church line from Clarendon to Shene Highge. The company plans to run cars at six to ten minute intervals with transfer points at Twelfth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest, enabling riders to reach Douglas Point along the Falls Church road.
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Washington, Arlington and Falls Church
Clarendon
Shene
Highge
TAD Company
Triar Wasteington
Mexandt
Ponnavivonie Avenue
Aupe Point
Fans Church
Milans Funeral Held for Local Printer at 1222 New Hampshire
J D Milans aged 54 was buried after a funeral conducted by Rev Joseph J Kelly at Fourth Presbyterian Church. Services at the residence 1222 New Hampshire avenue with casket bearers L S Bacon W P Fall A W Bright and J E Hutchinson. He was born in Theiam field Pennsylvania and long a Washington printer, working as an engineer at 15 EH street NW.
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Joseph J. Kelly
Fourth Presbyterian Church
New Llanpshire Avenue
Los. Bacon
W. P. Fall
A.W. Bright
JE. Hutchinson
Mr. Milans
Ifty-Four
Ele
Pear Hen
Theamfield
Washington
Wheelbirkesn
Enginees
New Trial Directed Reverses Lower Court Ruling
The District of Appeals ordered a new trial in the case of Mrs. Holtzman for alleged injuries from a Portner apartment elevator incident in December 1902. The court reversed a verdict of $18,000 against Capital Construction Company, holding error in admitting evidence of casualty company indemnification. The decision also upheld related rulings on condemnation and wills testimony, while affirming limits on appeals and negligence findings in several other cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Supreme Body
Capital Construction Company
District Court of Appeals
Justice Duell
District Supreme Court
Jounie W. Holtzman
Holtzan
J Toltzman
Portner
Witteemh
Uatreeta
Decembar
Court of Appeals
Justice MeQomas
Mike C. Riley
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Union Station
Fredenek v. Young
Norris Peters Company
Appstate
Shepard
Baltimore
Railroad Company
Apnet Inn
Baldwin Defends School Post Amid Charges In Virginia
Julian P. Baldwin, superintendent of Alexandria County Public Schools, submits a detailed answer to multiple charges. He asserts his qualifications, denies political affiliation claims, explains contracting and stationery spending, and argues the accusations are malicious and aimed at blocking his confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria County
Julian P. Baldwin
Lewia H. Machen
Richmond
Baldwin
Sun- Ray School
Ballston
Presbyterian Church
Board of Education
Republican Party
Lim
County School Board
Sesus
Bakluim
Ams
Arlington
James R. Caron
Te County
Arlington Listuiet
Richman
Senate of Virginia
Alpxandria
Fields Appeals Embezzlement Conviction In Five Year Case
The appeal of Thomas M. Fields, local attorney, convicted for embezzling about $18 000 of Washington Beneficial Enrowment Association funds, was heard in the District Court of Appeals. Counsel argued ownership of the funds and nonretroactivity of the statute, contending acts occurred after the law took effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Fields
Washington Beneficial Enrowment Association
District Court of Appeals
Fields
F. J. Hogan
J. S. Easby-Smith
Department of Justice
Staples seeks court order to own Capuzaya Mining stock
Orren G. Staples through attorneys asks the District Supreme Court to declare him sole owner of a 5 share stock certificate in Capuzaya Mining Company. Defendants include the mining company and Eugene Davis. Staples alleges an August agreement granted him the stock for forming a Watertown syndicate and securing $15,000 for Davis. He claims the stock was his after services performed, but the company refused transfer, saying he held it in escrow as collateral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Duell
Nonie L. Sullivan
Virginia C. Huldekoper
Duell
United States Supreme Court
John Kenry Lane
Minma Dudera Lane
Justice Duet
Orren G. Staples
Worthington, Heath
Frasley
District Supreme Court
Capuzaya
Mining Company
Eugene Davis
Staples
Davis
Watertown
Denounces Bridge Trust Urges Law Change for Prosecutions
Columbus March reports Assembly committee hears Wade H. Hillis urge a bill shielding witnesses from self incrimination in trust probes. He says the measure could expose thieves in public offices and vindicate anti trust actions still pending. Attorney G C Lewis opposes, citing revolutionary overreach. committee votes to report the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Wade H. Hillis
House Judiciary Committee
Bridge West
Gc.t. Lewis
Toledo
Dis
Rifle Matches for Navy Open Season at Annapolis
The Navy midshipmen will host more team shooting this season with three matches set at Annapolis. A May 5 event honors Maryland National Guard officers, May 13 involves District of Columbia National Guard officers, and May 19 features Seventy first Regiment New York National Guard officers. Coach Lieut Harris Leaning leads the team with captain Midshipman Sloan Danenhower. remaining last year’s squad includes Midshipmen Ainsden Stover Heiberg Lee and Ashman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Midshipmen
West Point Cadets
Maryland National Guard
District of Columbia National Guard
Seventy-first
New York National Guard
Harris Leaning
United States Navy
Sloan Danenhower
Ainsden
Stover
Heiberg
Lee
Ashman
Army Orders, Assignments and Naval Transfers Noted
Army dispatch lists leaves of absence for Majors Stedman Allaire Vogdes and Hasbrouck with varying durations, plus transfers to Monterey and New York. Also covers resignations, exam duties in Iowa, regimental promotions, naval officer assignments and a midshipmen cruise plan. Transports Kilpatrick and McClellan sail from Malta with First Infantry aboard for Port Said Egypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard R. Stedman
Sixth Infantry
William H. Allaire
Twenty-third Infantry
Charles B. Vogdes
Alfred Hasbrouck
Artillery Corps
Frank R. Weater
Presidio of
Monterey
Col
Samuel Reber
New York
Cagatus R. Oilette
Hagticera
Theodorai
Tayvir
Eleventh Cavalry
Fort Dex Staines
Iows
Edward Davis
Hlovench Cavalry
Wiliam ¢. Meiule
Cavary
Homer W. Wheeler
Port Des Moizes
Iowa
Alfred Reynolds
Twenty-second Infantry
Willian P. Hoane
Eleventh Infantry
Eletara R. Steedman
Siath
Reynolds
Maj
Steedman
Malta
Valetta
Island of Malta
Kilpatrick and McClellan
Port Said
Egypt
DeAtley Seeks Redress Over Worthless District Horse
Benjamin F. DeAtley filed a complaint with District Commissioners after buying a horse at a sale for 78 dollars that proved worthless. He argues ads should state a horse's condemned status, while Property Clerk Hargrove notes sales omit value details and likens purchase to a lottery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. DeAtley
Benjamin F. DeAtley
DeAtley
Hargrove
Real estate suit asks sale of 495 N Street SW
John H Keese George W Keese and William D Grant sue in DC Supreme Court to compel William F Keese as trustee to sell 495 N Street Southwest and distribute proceeds among Martha A Maack's heirs. Plaintiffs allege executor refused offers to delay distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Keese
George W. Keese
William D. Grant
District of Columbia Supreme Court
William F. Keese
N Street
Martha A. Maack
Dalmes B. Archer, Jr
John Lewis Smith
Reese
Marine ends his life in tragedy after decline in rank
Joseph Webster of the United States Marine Corps died yesterday from self-inflicted wounds. His apparent motives included a recent sergeantcy loss due to drinking and a disappointing letter, found by fellow marine John Collins. Webster, formerly of Asheville, North Carolina, was in his third enlistment. Also noted: a lawsuit against railroads for alleged unfair flour transportation rates and a concert recital announcement by F C Goldsborough with details on performers Oscar Garriegen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Webster
United Sates Marine Corps
John Collins
Webster
Asheville
N. C
Railroad
Howard Mills Company
Wichita, Kans
Interstate Commerce Commision
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Missouri Pacific
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Pacific
The Greatest Safeguard Bank Offer Promises Security
A promotional notice urges readers to choose a bank with a secure reputation and thorough investigation. It highlights the bank’s business standing, capable officers, and ample resources as reasons to trust its stability and reliability with earnings and fortunes.
Filter Plant Contract Annulled Over Fraud Charge
Philadelphia officials cancelled a $25 million water filter plant contract awarded to D. J. McNichol, citing gross fraud and irregularities. Most funds have been paid. work remains. McNichol vows legal action to reverse the order, planning to sue in Common Pleas Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Public Works
Cortract
D. J. McNichol
McNichol
Common Pleas
Accused of Murdering Wife in Ontario Farmhouse
Seventy year old farmer Fred Elengbeil of Belleville Ontario is jailed on a charge of beating his wife to death. He admits a quarrel and assault with his bare hands. the victim’s body is described as horribly battered. Also noted are items on Pennypacker vetoing railroad investigations and the Pineapple Railway Company incorporation in Hartford Connecticut with a $540,000 capital and listed incorporators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admira
Belleville
Ont
Fred Elengbeil
Here
Elengbeil
Pennypacker
Harrisburg
Speara
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
Philadiphva and Ready Coal and Iron Company
Pernia
Nll
Philippines
Hartford
Comm
Philippine Railway Company
Hunrtford
Arthur L. Shipman
Charles W. Gross
Alvan W. Hyde
Alt
Oh City
Fire Recounts Narrow Escape At Naries Hotel
Hotel guests fled in panic as a blaze swept Naries Hotel forcing evacuations. Many lost valuables including jewelry and diamonds in the fire, with damage estimated at half a million dollars. In Trenton, the Supreme Court ruled Justice Garratt Son lacked authority to grant a new trial for Mrs Antoinette Tolla, who is sentenced to death in Bergen County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nar Ies
Trenton
N. J
Supremes Court Today
Garrattson
Antoinette Tolla
Bergen County
Hogg estate valued at 125000 and other notes
Associates of the late Gov. Hogg report his estate at about 125000 in value while estimates of his net worth appear inflated. Earthquake shocks continue daily at Saint Lucia from February. Tohn W. Shade is jailed on blackmail charges after a hotel owner’s complaint and district attorney's filing. a certified check of 1000 and 3409 in currency are tied to the case.
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Hoge
Anatin
Tex
Gov. Hogg
West Indies
Kingstown
Island of St. Vincent
Satur
Island of
St. Lucia
Tohn W. Shade
Horace M. Cake
Normandie
United States
Baker
Shade
F Street
Truckman Wernstein III Improves After Illness
Private T. W. Wernstein of Truck Company D has been on the sick list for several weeks with a severe cold contracted during duty. He is now improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Wernstein
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Gen
J. M. Schofield
IRA
Government Printing Office
Grand Army Hall
Batrikin
G. A
Vion
Lus
Alure
Untriken
Col. Roosevelt Garrison
Schofield Services
Garfield Memorial and Children's Institutions
J. D. Milans
Rev
Joseph T. Kelly
Holtzman
Appellate Court
Justice Daeil
United States Commissioner of Patents
Janus
Clements Agaist
Majors- Wangl
Adriaaus
Reilly
John Jackson
Jackson
Poles Station
Dhagen
Henriett
Mason
Han
Srn
Infante
Lek
Professional Men OF
Joseph Tabor Johnson
Uw Ballston School
Quy
Zepp
Arlington School Board
Hoath
Zlement
Denounges Bridge Trust
ARMY
J. Strauss
Prenance
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
G. L P. Stone
W. N. McDowell
Yankton
Sehwerin
Pease
F. R. Molt
Navy Yard
Navy Pay Diffears
G. A. Dearing
Gordon
Troy
Ther Polytechnic Institute
Sands
Naval Academy
Newark
Amaincas
Rensecola
Atethura
Longue Taland
Lawter
Mare Island
Wisconsin
Gigagapa
Dubuque
St. Thomas
Eagle
San and
Yankee
Guantanamo
Sello&Scorpion
San Juan
Monte Crisis
Charleston
Norfolk
Marine
People’s Savings Bank
14Th St. N. W
Truckman Wernstein III
Ae Scott Tant
Rawnstone Front
Cherch of the Cove Bay
Sapien
Annave
13Th St
White Stone Ave
Conn
Snd
Dupont Cirouse
Ctuble
N. 2
Loratio
HL. Ave
Dupont Circle
Sass. Ave
R. 1
16Th St
St. N. W
Iowa Circle
The
Harrison Realty Co
G Street
N. W
Business Properties
Washington Post
DR. Bells
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