Appeals Court Reverses in King Webb and Kann Cases
The District of Appeals yesterday reversed lower court verdicts in two matters. Caroline King vs Henry R Webb excites relief from forfeiture and invalid tax deeds due to irregularities and mother tax names. The court also voids a sale in a fraud case involving Haggar Bros. & David and Mansour Samaha, holding knowledge of fraud or inquiry failure voids the sale.
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District Court of Appeals
Justice Norris
Court of Appeals
Caroline King
Henry R. Webb
Marianne A. B. Kennedy
Louiis Kann
King
Mrs. King
J. J. Darlington
Leon Topriner
Mr. Webb
R. Ross Perry & Son
Mr. Kann
William G. Johnson
Myer Cohen
Tts
Supreme Court of the United States
Mormmura Brothers
Ll. Karaghousian
New York City
Mansour Samaha
Court of Apneala
Shepard
Haggar Bros. & David
Samahia
New York
Hagear Bros. & David
Samaha
Messrs
C. C. Tucker
J. Miller Kenyon
Messrs. Ralston & Siddons
Eugene A. Jones
Automobiles
Desertion Charge Leads to Dismissal of Desk Sergt Ferguson
Desk Sergt Guy Ferguson of the Ninth precinct was removed from the police force by order of the Commissioners on Maj Sylvester's recommendation. Alleged to have failed to report for duty on March 4, Ferguson held the key to the collateral box at the station containing about 99 percent. The accounts were found in order. Convention Hall Conference notes a joint meeting call by Commissioner West for committees from the Board of Trade and Business Men's Association and the inaugural committee to pursue erection in Wash.
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Guy Ferguson
Maj
Sylvester
Ferguson
West
Board of Trade
Business Men’s Association
Wash
Three new smallpox cases traced to inauguration crowds
Two visitors to the inauguration are in the smallpox hospital. W. F. Luddington, a 33 year old civil engineer from St. Louis, was moved from George Washington Hospital after a chill. Isaiah Hall, 19, a workhouse inmate, and Reddick B. Burnett, colored, of Enfield NC, also contracted the disease this week. Health officials tighten quarantines and inspect exposed prisoners to prevent spread.
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Smallpox Hospital
W. F. Luddington
St. Louis
George Washington Hospital
Isaiah Hall
Stephen's Court
Twenty-first
K Streets
Eighth Street Northwest
Reddick B. Burnett
Enfield
N. C
Luddington
Hall
Washington Asylum
Old Workhouse
Burnett
Burkhard Trial Opens in Saloon Knife Stabbing Case
The trial of Joseph Burkhard for an assault with a dangerous weapon in a saloon at 907 Seventh Street NW opened before Justice Wright and a jury in Criminal Court No 1. Gobel testified to being stabbed three times, Burkhard claimed self defense after Gobel insulted him. Witnesses testified to Burkhard's good character. AUSA Turner led for the government. Lambert & Baker for Burkhard.
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Justice Wright
Joseph Burkhard
John G. Gobel
Seventh Street Northwest
Burkhard
Gobel
Wilton J. Lambert
United States
Charles H. Turner
Lambert & Baker
Tailor Keroes Sues For 15000 In Eviction Damage
Jacob Keroes, tailor, sues Weaver Brothers for 15000 damages over alleged forced eviction from 702 Fourteenth street NW. Hearing opened before Justice Barnard in Circuit Court No. 1. defendants say they had right to immediate possession and repossession by peaceable means.
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Tailor Keroes
Weaver Brothers
Justice Barnard
Jacob Keroes
Keroes
Fourteenth Street
Northwest
District Supreme Court
Charles A. Keigwin
Hayden Johnson
A. A. Birney
George E. Tralies
Colored Dentists Adjourn as Officers Elected
The National Society of Colored Dentists closed its annual convention at Freedmen's Hospital Hall with officer elections and paper discussions. Dr. D. W. Onley of New York presides as president. other officers include R. G. Baker of Baltimore and C. S. Boyd of Knoxville. next meeting set for January 2 3 4 1906 in this city with Onley to preside.
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National Society of Colored Dentists
Freedmen‘s Hospital Hall
D.W. Onley
New York City
D. W. Onley
New York
R. G. Baker
Baltimore
C. S. Boyd
Knoxville
Tenn
C. Fry
A. G. Gwathney
C. S. Wormley
Washington
E. A. Gaskins
C. H. Ferguson
Richmond
C. H. Roberts
W. T. Lovette
Norfolk
Jury acquits Katherine Garrison in money theft case
Katherine Garrison, colored, was acquitted in Criminal Court No 1 of larceny of 1020 dollars from Matilda Jackson, also colored. Defense argued insanity. Prosecution said she claimed detectives and night doctors planned to murder and rob colored people. Garrison testified she did not make the statements, and 700 dollars were found hidden in a plaster cast at her home. Assistant U S Attorney Turner led the case. defense counsel was J B McLaughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Garrison
Matilda Jackson
Garrison
Verdict for Former Senator Stewart in Lease Suit
Former Senator William M. Stewart won a $130 verdict in Circuit Court No. 1 against Frank H. Youngs over a lease of premises at 1406 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest. The lengthy list of goods and prices appears amid a broader page of notices and ads, including references to local businesses, wills, medicinal tonics, and various services.
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Stewart
William M. Stewart
Frank H. Youngs
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Saks & Company Eventh Street
Goodyear Rain Coat Co
F St. N. W
Cravenette Rain Coats
F Street N. W
Cravenette
Chestnut Farms Sanitary Dairy
Geo. M. Oyster, Jr
Conn. Ave
Johnson Brothers
Mth
DS. W
Elias Raff Liquor Co
7Th St
Keeley Institute
North Capitol Street
Washington, D. C
District of Columbia
Maryland
A. Kahn
F Street
Selinger
Bet
Regal
Horn
GO. Cine
Hington
THE
Sunday Post
Supreme Court
Samuel Gassenheimer
Lawrence Hotel
Justice Duell
Gassenheimer
Navy Yard
Morton
Col. Biddie
River Front
Anacostia Bridge
Ington
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
California Fig Syrup Co
JURY
City Bulletin
J.D. Pyles
Louisiana Avenue
Europantkin
Kuropatkin
Nat. Cap. Brewing Co
Munich
James F. Oyster
Sth & Pa
Aye
Motel Johnson
Choice Tay
Haven Bay
Cherrystone
Harris
Mary Jane Bowen
Cincinnati
Ohio
George A. Bowen
States
Wiliams’ Drug Store
Andrew BR. Graves
Eighth Street
C. Olson
G St. Nw
Beeneis
Waldman
Aicek
Philander Lucas
Garfield Hospital
Virginia Lucas
Jed A. Fleming
Affieck
Co. A. Muddiman & Co
USA
Affleck
House & Herrmann
Sts. N. W
Heurich
Senate
Heurich Brewing Co
California
Ehmann
John H. Magruder
Tine Groceriea and
Cor. Conn. Ave
K St
Littlefield, Alvord & Co
John F. Ellis & Co
Andoline
Atall Drug Stores
Io the
Ceres
Rowler
Ollet i
Mee
Candy Gathartic
Bel Lever
Becwuse
ADLER
Mass. Ave. N. W
Collor
Vigtor
St. Nw
Union Outfitters
7Th Street
N. W
Union
Jackson Bros
Great Cash House
Seventh St
Colonial Wine Co
Oth St. Aroha
Platina
R. P. Andrews Paper Co
la. Ave
Pruxker Cave
Sushela
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