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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1905

Page

23

Local Wholesale Dealers Organize for Mutual Benefit

Local egg and butter dealers form a city exchange on Tenth street in the market district. Any reputable dealer may join and only members may access the floor. Officers include Albin Price president O O Spicer first vice president W S Hoge second vice president BE Whitford third vice president Joseph W Falk treasurer and Robert L Burgess rotary. The group aims to save time and expense by letting dealers handle purchases themselves. Headquarters at 225 Tenth street northwest with offices to come over Hickman Oakies on Tenth and C streets northwest. Daily sessions begin at 2:30 a m lasting about half an hour.

Tenth Street Albin Price O. O. Spicer W. 5. Hoge Joseph W. Falk Robert L. Burgess Rotary Price Tenth Street Northwest Hickman & Oakies Tenth and C Streets

Debate on Immigration Policy at George Washington University

The Enosiman Society of George Washington University debated whether the United States should adopt a stricter immigration policy toward Europe. The affirmative included Gates from Arkansas and Vanblick and Whitmore from DC, while Washington and Lee debaters Armstrong, Sample, and McClure formed the negative. Judges from the District Supreme Court and public library credited the affirmative with the win. It marked the first debate by the university's literary societies outside the law school traditions.

George Washington University Washington and Lee Enosiman Society United States Europe R P. Gates Arkansas W. C. Vanblick District of Columbia C. W. Whitmore O. VW Armstrong West Virginia F. Sample Oklahoma Territory Mot McClure Virginia Inclding A. M Gould Diriit Supreme Court F Gowerm R. P. Wiliams Washington Aftrmatic Columbian College

Interment of Mrs Condict in Morristown N J

The interment of Mrs Capt A H Condict, Bhoed January 25, as the residence of her daughter Mrs Frank G Carpenter, will take place at Morristown New Jersey. Mrs Condict's maiden name was Aretta Garrabrant. She was born at Morristown in 1831 and spent much of life in Mansfield Ohio with Capt Condict, a Washington veteran, and they were prominent socially and religiously.

Condict A. H. Condict Frank G. Carpenter Morristown N. J Condet Aretta G Garrabrant A. H. Condlet Washington Mansfwld Ohio Capt. Condiet

Beers and damages ruled in multiple DC appeals

The District Court of Appeals handed down several decisions in a set of cases including John C Leonard and Samuel G Stewart versus Abner Drury Brewing Co National Capital Brewing Co and Arlington Brewing Co reversing the District Supreme Court on a demurrer and sending the matter back for trial The court also affirmed a verdict against Col Orren G Staples proprietor of the Riggs House for 3250 in a malicious prosecution suit and required Columbian University and Johns Hopkins University to answer a Powell trust dispute The Rockwell case against the Capital Traction Co was reversed and remanded for a new trial with issues of fraud and a late offer to return funds discussed The opinions were written by Chief Justice Shepard and Justice Duell among others and involved questions of stockholder liability university demurrers and recovery for damages

District Court of Appeals Shepard District Supreme Court John C. Leonard Samuel G. Stewart Abner-Drury Brewing Company National Capital Brewing Company Arlington Brewing Company Leonart and Stewart Heurich Brewing Company William G. Johnson Messrs Justice Gould John Ridout Fulton Lewis Staples John C. Johnson Col Orren G. Staples Riggs House Court of Appeals Justice Duell Johnson Nolle Columbian George Washington) University Johns Hopkins University Baltimore Brooke P. Taylor Levin M. Powell I Street Admiral Powell BHI Supreme Court Tha I. Rockwell Capital Traction Company Rockwell Railroad Company Charles H. Merillat Meyers Demur Justice Ducil

Demurrer Upheld in Janitor Case Against District

In Hyter Myers v District of Columbia the trial court ruled the board of trustees lacked authority to bind the District for extra janitorial services beyond the appropriation. The higher court affirmed, noting Congress must grant relief for any excess pay.

Hyter Myers District of Columbia Fhe Board of Trustees Myers Congress Correspondence College District Supreme Court Columbian Correspondence College West Virginia Court of Appeals Chicago Business College Payne

Dennis to Lecture at Metropolitan AME Church Tonight

Boy evangelist Lonnie Lawrence Dennis returns from revival tours in England Scotland and Wales to speak on Palestine at 8 o clock in the Metropolitan AME Church this evening He plans to travel back to England in ten days to conduct services across various churches.

Dennis Lonnie Lawrence Dennis Palestine Metropolitan States Holy Land England Scotland Wales

Drake Denies Royal Benefit Society Charges Against Insurance Chief

Thomas E. Drake, superintendent of insurance, filed a formal answer to accusations by the Royal Benefit Society seeking his removal. He denies malice in actions, contends the society lacks fraternal status, and explains his license denial stemmed from the group’s improper structure and public interest in the decision. He cites heavy workload and a prior delirium claim as context for portions of the charges, asserting he acted to inform the public.

Thomas E. Drake Royal Benefit Society Mr. Drake Drake Royal Genefit Society Insurance Commissioners Baltimore

Streets Cleaned After Rain and Protest on Open Cut

Superintendent Stidham reports 100 tons of sweepings and mud removed from city streets, ending a six week halt due to rain. Protests from First Street residents oppose the open cut tunnel method for the Pennsylvania Railroad project. Alexandria citizens may present concerns on the Potomac sewer outlet, hearing tentatively set for 1:30 Friday morning. Quality in what matters price.

Stidham West First Street Pennsylvania Railroad Senate Office Building Commission George Alfred Townsend James H. Townsend James M. Holmes James E. Beller Rose A. MacDonald Rose L. Wailer G. J. Nash Mrs Louise 8. Roth I. W. Birttingham Margaret A. Fallon W. Cc. Dodge M_ . Chelini W. H. H. Allen F. W. DeGraw Alexandria Rixer Virginia Potomac Virginia City Barrett

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