Maybrick Testifies in Roques vs Armstrong Deposition
Florence Maybrick appeared in Washington as a witness in the Baroness von Roques suit against David W Armstrong. The case involves land interests in Virginia, West Virginia, and Kentucky and dates to 1893. Maybrick testified about signing papers under duress while in prison and possible impacts on her husband’s death case. Depositions continue in Louisville and will extend to Richmond, New York, and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Florence Elizabeth Maybrick
Caroline EB. von Roques
David W. Arm Strong
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Chancery Court of
Richsmond
Maybrick
Baroness von Roques
Armstrong
Mrs. Maybrick
Hayden & Yarrell
Herbert L. France
Messrs. Hayden and Warrell
Messrs
Clayton EB. Emig
Philip B. Shields
Richmond
David W. Armstrong
United States
Kentucky Union Land Company
Norfolk
Armatrong
Louisville
Bethel Association hears Andrews on church and nation
W 4 Andrews spoke at the Bethel Literary and Historical Association meeting at Metropolitan African Methodist Church on The Church and the Nation. Louis G Gregory presided as attendees, urging church and state to work together for mutual benefit and noting both are shaped by human life. A series of local incidents followed, including a driving accident charge against William S Martin, a disorderly conduct case against Travers V MacCristol, and a bridge worker James Shea injured on the new highway project with head contusions and possible internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 4. Andrews
Avatar
Treasury Department
Bethel Literary and Historical Association
Metropolitan African Methodist Church
Church and the Nation
Louis G. Gregory
James Shea
Eid
D Street
Wounds Reported After Basem ent Disturbance At Penn Ave Home
Police say Foley received only a slight scalp laceration after a disturbance in a basement hall as a crowd surged. Witnesses described a man Ely as a central figure. a warrant for Ely’s arrest will be sworn as Foley left the hospital for his home at 2218 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mawthley
Fook
Foley
Ely
First Précinct
Pennsylvania Avenue
Wnnderstood
California Messenger in House Dies After Theater Visit
Frederick M. Campbell sixty eight, a former California school superintendent and later private secretary to Secretary Metcalf, died shortly after collapsing at the Columbia Theater. He had served about a year as a House Messenger and was married last November in Philadelphia. He and his wife planned a California return via Philadelphia and New York. He leaves a widow and five children, all in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia‘Theater
Frederick M. Campbell
Thirteenth Street Northwest
Campbell
House of Representatives
Schoola
California
Metcalf
Department of Commerce and Labor
Mr. Campbell
New York
Oakland
Cal
Congress
Tragedy of Duffy Ends in Opium Poisoning
Catherine Ellen Duffy a 21 year old resident of 1335 I street northeast died after ingesting laudanum at home yesterday Despondent over health she purchased the poison from a Thirteenth and H streets drug store claiming to soothe her brother who had cut his finger Net result stomach pump failed to save her and coroner W Nevitt ruled opium poisoning as the cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Ellen Duffy
Thirteenth
H Streets
Johnson Ellicott
W Nevitt
Assault on Policeman Prompts Nighttime Arrest
James Harris, described as colored, begged for funeral funds for his mother at 219 Pennsylvania Avenue NW and assaulted Policeman W. G. Scott when told they would go to the mother's presumed death residence. Harris was jailed after a struggle, and vagrancy and assault charges were filed. A separate report notes a robbery by a woman in a brown hat targeting George Bordie at 1827 Fourteenth Street NW, with no arrest yet. Also, Alexander Lentix, 63, was struck by a rock at Amitt Bro. quarry near the Aqueduct Bridge, fracturing his leg and transported to Georgetown University Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harris
W. G. Scott
Third Precinct
Pennsylvania Avernue
Harris
Lauren
George Bordie
Fourteenth Street
Market Place
Borehe
Avblagt
Amitt Bro
Aqueduct Bridge
Alexander Lentix
Nixty
Condut
Georgetownversity Hospital
Religious instruction in schools debate sparks interdenominational meeting
Dr M'Kim criticizes attempts to secularize education and calls for recognition of God in government while urging volunteers to petition for religious teaching in schools. Rev Dr McKim laments lukewarm church response and cites a disputed interdenominational gathering. Dr Floyd W Tomkins addresses wealth stewardship and cautions on money in church affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Povakins
Randolph H. McKim
McKirn
Bourdignes
Ence
Echeole
McKim
William H. Singleton
Floyd W. Tomlins
Church of the Holy ‘Trinity
Philadelphia
Fragmentary Aid Story From A Stranded Camden Scene
Fragmentary readable text notes a stranded Camden event with references to a person named Corot and an appeal for aid. The passage suggests someone named Camden Bey Corot faced hunger or exposure and requested assistance, though many words are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden Bey Corot
Hangry
New Pastor Installed at Wester Presbyterian Church
Rev Dr George Bailey installed as pastor of Wester Presbyterian Church on H street NW with Presbytery of Washington oversight. Ceremonies featured organ prelude, solos, and remarks by Rev Dr Donald C McLeod and Rev Dr W C Alexander. Bailey, former Westminster College president in Salt Lake City, has been in the city about a month aiding Westminster College interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bailey
Wester Presbyterian Church
Westminster College
Salt Lake City
Western Presbyterian Church
H Street
Nineteenth Street
Presbytery of
Washington
Harry G. Kimball
Bittinger
Presbytery
Alice K. McMichael
Tesnie S. Haichim
Church of E Covenant
Presbyterian Church
Donald C. McLeod
First Presbyterian Church
William T. Reed
W. C. Alexanter
West Street Presbyterian Church
Georgetown
Tt. Hittinger
A. Sueception
Iféy
Weetminstar Cole Legé
Payier and Parham Charged in Tennessee Case Trial
Unclear OCR fragment mentions Bert W Payier and Parham tied to a Tennessee case. Taylor appears as a defendant or witness. Fragmentary text references trial in Tennessee today with multiple names and unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert W. Payier
Neré
Anice
Datschven Parham
Taylor
Tennessee
Clark Case Compromised in $52,000 Settlement
Francie B. Clark of New York pursues $61,000 from Mabel Grace McKay and Henry McKay as executors of Col. Nathaniel McKay’s will. Parties announced a settlement around 20 to 25 percent of the estate value, with probate court approval expected to ratify. The suit arose from a Santo Domingo bridge award of about $91,000 and involved U S diplomatic action. counsel for both sides discussed terms before a possible dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francie B. Clark
New York
Mabel Grace McKay
Henry
Col
Nathaniel McKay
Mgr. Clark
Government of
Santo Domingo
Col. McKay
Ozama River
Sahto Domingo
United States
Ine
Laweaiers
Birney & Woodard
Worrington, Heald & Jays
Hi. M. Bulow
New York City
Baltimore
Lambert& Baker
This City
Clark
Motor cars eyed for Southern Railway branch lines
Southern Railway officers held a special meeting to discuss adopting motor cars on select branch lines where passenger traffic is light. The plan targets routes between Charleston and Summerville, Aiken Augusta Brunswick Jesup and other points to Greensboro and Richmond with West Point service likely studied. timing not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway Company
Charleston
Summerville
O. Aiken
Boy Killed by Train Near Trinidad on Baltimore and Onion Rail Line
A fourteen year old boy, Robert Miller, was struck and killed by a train on the Baltimore and Onion Railway tracks near Trinidad, D C. His body was found by passing workmen and later examined by Coroner Nevitt who certified death as accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Baltimore and Onion
D. C
Robert Miller
Roundhouse
Nevitt
Perjury Charges Involving White and White Defendants
Criminal court case centers on Thomas White and Walter White accused of burglary and the witnesses James Frawley Neill Williams and Westley Atkins who testified they were with White at a saloon from 7 to 9 pm. Police records show Walter White was in custody during the period. Grand jury to rule on perjury charges. bail set at 300 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IM. Wright
James
Ee Soyagin
Ingthas
Ché
James Oj. Frawley
Net Williams
Wealdy Atkine
Pradiey de
Thomas White
Walter Waite
Wright Aud
John EB. Weisman
Walter White
G Street
James J. Frawley
Neill Wiliams
Westley W. Atkins
White
Offiaiak
Weather Summary from The Western Disturbance Report
The Weather Bureau notes a weakened Western disturbance moving through Northwestern Minnesota with rain in Minnesota, the Dakotas, and the Upper Lake region, cooler temperatures in many areas, and a forecast of rain and showers across the central and eastern United States Wednesday through Thursday. Extensive regional details include wind patterns, temperatures, humidity, and tides for various zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Minnesota
Texas
Rocky Mountain
Guy States
Missouri
Missigelppi
Upper Lake Region
Eust
Coast
Plateau
California
Canadian Northwest
Dakotas
Mississippi
Lower Ohio Valleys
Ohio
Lower Lake Region
Middle Atlantic States
New England
East Gulf States
South Atlantic States
Rocky Mountains
Miosts
Alppi
Ohio Valley
Graight
Lake Michigan
Grand Banks
Baltimore Conference Opens with Bishop Moore Presiding
The Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church opens at Foundry Church with Bishop H Moore of Portland presiding. A reception for the bishop drew nearly two hundred ministers, followed by a Holy Land lecture to aid the Preachers' Fund. The first cabinet session meets at 1631 New Hampshire Ave with Moore and the rest of the leaders. An afternoon temperance anniversary features Rev W F Sheridan and Miss Ben Oliel. evening marks Missionary Society events led by Rev J M Thorburn and Rev E M Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Methodist Hepiscopal Church
Foundry Church
H. Moore
Portland
Oreg
Moore
Miss. Ben-Olie
Jane Young
Mary Kolb
Mabel Galleher
Frances Galleher
Chandlee
Daisy Watkins
Bertha Adams
Shade
Lee
Messrs
R. L. Bains
R. Cc. Tracy
Kinch
Jewett
L. K. Deller
Yancle McIntosh
R. F. Grove
T. H. Anderson
New Hampshire Avenue
Bishop Moore
James L. Ewin
District Anti-saloom League
W. F. Sheridan
William Reed
The
Missionary Society
J. ¥. Goucher
J. M. Thoburn
D. D
BE. M. Taylor
Fire damages residence of Eugene Duffy at Brown's court
A fire of unknown origin last night caused a $30 loss in the home of Eugene Duffy located at 12 Brown's court southeast. The local alarm was triggered to No 8 Engine Company to combat the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Duffy
Brown's Court Southeast
No. 8 Engine Company
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Auditor Andrews
William 8
Martin
George Warner
Dudge. Kimball
Palmer Bottling Company
Fifteenth Street
Travers
MacCristol
Scott
Farragut Park
F. M. Campbell
House of Representative- Messenger
DR. M’kim
Tombina
Tomkins
Donsing
Tomkina
McKay
Sey? Domingo
Awari
Modor
Rimaway
Zoo Park
Daniel Coyne
Twentieth Street
Justice Ween
Storth
Point Reyes
Paradores
Eugshine
Ehteawo
Tim Slmctiinath
Younge Hie
Eie Clly
Mo. Rae
Bua. Rose
Arkatte
Meh
Lansburgh & Bro
Gyety R. & G
Kuroki Pongee
Wil
Seventh Street
Ae Hy
Peter Grogan
Haviland
Forbendl
Hebbard
George E. Hebbard
Ninth Street
G St. N.W
American Security and Crust Company
Charles J. Bell
Cecilian
Penn. Ave
Pilgrim Light Lunch
Manhattan ‘Laundry
Florida Ave
Seti ‘Gan
Wayans Saul
Avr Barre
District of Columbia
District of
Clumbia
Board of School Trustees
Board OF Education
William Av. Conner
Ith
Corcoran
Lancaster & Smith
Liaw
Goostaw
Charles C. Lancaster
Herbert EB. Smith
Joseph Wirth
Notary
Paave
Ynie Lan
Macdonnalyd School
9Th St. Nw
Q St. Nw
Mme
L. Macdonnad
B. B
HAW & Bro
Wholssalers
Coberta
Alexandria
Mt. Vernon
Shoomaker CO
Alice M
Patterson
D. A
Wilbve L. Smith
D. de WL
T. Bldég
Birkpatrick
Bond Bull
Ing
Clara A. Westlake
the Brunswick
Candy Cathartic
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