Local Wholesale Dealers Form City Exchange on Tenth Street
Local wholesale egg and butter dealers have organized a mutual exchange in a large second-floor room at 225 Tenth Street Northwest with daily sessions at 10:30 a.m. Members must be reputable and on the floor. Officers include Albin Price, president, O. O. Spicer, W. S. Hoge, E. Whitford, Joseph W. Falk, and Robert L. Burgess.
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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 at George Washington University debated whether the United States should adopt a stricter immigration policy toward Europe. The affirmative, led by Gates, Vanblick, and Whitmore, prevailed over Washington and Lee debaters Armstrong, Sample, and McClure. Judges Gould, Gowerman, and Williams awarded the decision to the affirmative. This marked the first debate by Columbian College’s literary societies, shifting from law school debates to a broader student engagement.
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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 for Mrs Condict at Morristown N J
The obituary notes the interment of Mrs Capt A H Condict at Morristown New Jersey. Her daughter Mrs Frank G Carpenter will host the family at the residence, and the deceased’s maid was Aretta Garrabrant. Born Morristown, she lived much of her life in Mansfield Ohio with her husband and circle of friends.
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Condict
A. H. Condict
Frank G. Carpenter
Morristown
N. J
Condet
Aretta G Garrabrant
A. H. Condlet
Washington
Mansfwld
Ohio
Capt. Condiet
Damages Awarded in Staples Case Reversed on Appeal
District Court of Appeals sustains verdict for 32500 in malicious prosecution against Col. Orren Staples of the Riggs House. Johnson, a night clerk, claimed unpaid salary. after discharge and a cash dispute, replevin and arrest followed. Court holds money retained in good faith, not fraud, and orders no further action.
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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
Demurrer Sustained in Hyter Myers Suit Against DC
The case questions the District's authority to pay Hyter Myers for extra janitorial work at the Manual Training School beyond his authorized pay. The trial court found no authority to bind DC to higher pay and the appellate opinion upholds dismissal, noting Congress would be needed for relief. The second item concerns Columbian Correspondence College losing an equity suit to preserve second class mailing privileges. The Court of Appeals ruled the college is private gain, not a learning institution, and rejected perpetual postmaster general interpretations.
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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
Boy Evangelist Lecture in Metropolitan AME Church Tonight
Lonnie Lawrence Dennis, noted boy evangelist, returns from the Holy Land and England revival circuits to deliver a free lecture on Palestine at 8 o'clock this evening in the Metropolitan AME Church. He plans to depart for England in ten days to conduct religious services across various churches.
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Dennis
Lonnie Lawrence Dennis
Palestine
Metropolitan
States
Holy Land
England
Scotland
Wales
Drake Denies Royal Benefit Society Charges Against Him
Thomas E. Drake, superintendent of insurance, filed an answer to allegations from the Royal Benefit Society seeking his removal. He calls the claims vague and hostile, says the society mischaracterizes his actions, and argues his refusal to license the society stemmed from its nonfraternal nature. He notes overwork and a past illness but asserts his mind remains sound and denies any malicious motive.
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Thomas E. Drake
Royal Benefit Society
Mr. Drake
Drake
Royal Genefit Society
Insurance Commissioners
Baltimore
Open Cut Protest and Street Cleaning Report
Street department chief announced 100 tons of sweepings removed from city streets on Monday restoring cleaning after rain delays and hopes to presentable conditions in days. Residents along First street northeast protest the Pennsylvania Railroad tunnel open cut affecting homes and business values. Virginia Rep Rixer to hear Alexandria citizens on sewer outlet project Friday at 1:00 pm. hearing date to be set if needed. Barretts Vanilla Extract cited as benchmark for quality versus price.
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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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George Washington) University
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American Newspaper Syndicate
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Tucker & Kenyon
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Julius J. Peyser
C. Olson
Keene’s Shoe
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Senate
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Washington Brewery Co
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Tuxedo
California
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John H. Magruder
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Ceres
Rollet
Colonia
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Elias Raff Liquor Co
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Washington Gas Light
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Great Cash House
Seventh St
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la. Ave
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Geo. M. Oyster, Jr
Conn. Ave
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Andoline
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Selinger’s
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