Camorra informer's five hour stand ends in fatigue and taunts
In Viterbo Italy on March 28 Katemaggio the Camorra informer testified for five hours against former associates charged with the murder of Gennaro Cuoccolo and his wife. He sought adjournment due to fatigue while the prisoners taunted him calling him a coward and a phonograph. An American theater house agent offered $200 a day to exhibit him in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbatomaggio
Coward
Informer
Viterbo
Italy
Camorrist
Katemaggio
Gennaro Cuoccclo
Lfe
Cuoccolo
Nicola Morra
Giovanni Rap
Abbatemaggio
Biinthi
Cela Merra
Bericone
Camorra
Abbaternaggio
the Beautiful Reformed Society
Milan
United States
Bbatemaggio
America
Last Symphony Concert by Phat Hasmgate Society of New York
The National Theatre hosted the 11011 season finale with Mme Kirby-Lunn as soloist and Theodore Spiering conducting the Phat Hasmgate Society of New York. Beethoven, Tschaikowsky, Wagner, and Saint Saens pieces highlighted a varied program, with notable phrasing and an eager audience response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Theater
Phathasmgate Society of New York
Mme Kirby-Lunn
T Heodore Spiering
Gusta
Mahler
Tchaikowsky
Warners
Siegfriess
Rhine
Chabrirs
Saint Saens
Samson and
Dellah
Tschaikowsky
Philharmonic
de Spall Chabrer
Karby Lunn
Sant Saens
Splering
Philharmonie
Bocclets
Philharmonic Society
Ita
Washington
Mahle
Tariff Dispute Averted on Limoges Chinaware
Foreign Minister Ciuppi met Al Morain prefect of Haute Vienna to discuss the U S Treasury action abrogating May 1 the Limoges Chamber of Commerce agreement on chinaware duties. Ambassador Jusserand cabled that major difficulties were removed and Limoges products should enter the American market without hindrance.
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Jusserand
Limoges
Ciuppi
al Morain
Haute Vienna
Treasury Department
Limoges Chamber of Commerce
United States
Ambassado
Idmoges
Equity Court Actions and Real Estate Transfers in District of Columbia
A lengthy record of court filings across DC circuits including equity suits, trustee appointments, and name changes, with numerous assignments and time extensions. It lists cases in which trustees are named or substituted, debts and bonds set, and orders for hearings, while detailing a vast array of real estate transfers in Randle Highlands and other DC neighborhoods, with numerous conveyances to and from United States Realty Company, National Savings & Trust Company, and various individuals.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Justice Stafford
Harrison Wagner
Townsend
Townsend Proeft
W. F. Donaldson
Attorny
Oh Syme
Crandal Mackey
Cobb
Jomernn
Hbel
W G Gardiner
A & Newiner
Rs General Life Insurance Company of Connecticut
Deeds of Trust Listed for Numerous Washington Properties
A lengthy listing of deeds of trust with borrowers, lenders, secured properties, and terms. Includes William A Marcaron and others securing National Banking and Trust Company, Devereux Green and others securing Amelia Hechinger, and many other parcels in Square 1283, Mount Pleasant, North Columbia Heights, and surrounding blocks with various amounts, terms, and interest rates.
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Randle Highlands
Harry Alesander
Washington
Ana
Trust Company
Trustes
United States
United States Realty Company
Harry R. Keen
Lintea States Realty Company
United States Reals Company
Walter G McCormick
George A Paul
Square Bolt
Benjamin F Smeot
Nicholas Tietcher
National Savings and Trust Company Trustes
Abram Kaplan
William A
Ninth Street
Charlotte Dalley
Samuel & Carroll
Ingleside
Elzabeth Wallridge
Lucy W. Ludwig
Fred J Oscar
Mary J Heenan
Elie Fabre
West Bloomingdale
John B. Esper
Otis J
Tessie Singleton
Oath Collmbia Heights
Ned Hollister
Joseph N Hornbaker
Moore & Barbour
Harry A Kite
Mabel B Pigeon
K Street
Frank H Crown
Thomas J. Crimming
Nineteenth
Annie V Anderson
Jacob Bruegger
New Jersey Avenue
Joseph T Ferry
Gustave W Brahler
Washington Brewery Company
Eighth Street
Mary A Wright
George W Patterson
Wisconsin Avenue Park
Capital Realty Company
Mary E. Osterman
Saquara Ywol
Carrie
Taylor
Mount Pleasant and
Pleasant Plains
Mary M. Cross
Mary A. Wadhams
Bloch
Myrtle Street
William R MacGillet
Lena McDavitt
Ho Street
Wagar Wayle
William Wayle
Grant Park
Ciijah Brown
Nathen N. Turner
Blarville
Jesse W. Rawlings
Milton D Campbell
Square
William A Marcaron
Charlotte Deliey
Solth Grounds
Columbian University
Uhey W Ludwig
Henry H Bergmann
Charles Schafer
Northern Liberty
Thomas W Maccubbin
H Bradley Davidson
Luther
Fristoe
Charles H Davidson
Aquare
Emmet Riordan
Earond Fitzgerald
John J Fegan
Enterprise Berist
Mount Pleasant
Gabriel Carol
Eldridge BE
Jordan
Harry R “Keen
W G McCormick
Oscar C. O'Farrell
Same
Thomas J. Crimmins
James Berry
William McK Clayton
Perpetual Building Association
James I. Hancock
Harriet D Lowett
Benjamin F . Leighton
George
George Wy Patterson
George E Fleming
Edwa Hillyer
William L. Crane
Samual D Cooper
Charles W Clagett
Louis S Gottlieb
Cooper
Carrie E Taylor
L. W Richardson
S Kigging Terry
Marg E Osterman
Julius Brown Et
Henriy Bergman
Northern Liberty German-American Building Association
Carrie LE McKinley
J William
Charles G Allen
George W Faris
H Curtlee Lamson
Lena WeDavitt
Washington Loan and Truat Company
Equitable Cooperative Building Association
Eleanora
Eugene Hooto
Sama
Lathan
Frank T Howlings
Joyse
Rawlings
Arthur & Campbell
John L Cassin
Wilton
Campbell
Jew
Frank S Collins
Gity Tax Rate Settle d by Eight Council Members
Alexandria city tax rate of 180 dollars per thousand assessed value moved through despite opposition from Councilmen Birrell Marshall Smith Spinks and President Snowden. Mayor Paff indicated no intent to veto. chair’s veto interpretation debated after adjournment. Officials warn of potential delays in taxpayment over technicalities.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Paff
Birrell
Marshall
Smith
Spinks
Snowden
Common Council
Board of Aldermen
Williams
Joint
Committee On
Joint Committee On
Alexandria Free Kindergarten Association
Henry Street
Ight
Lght
European Contest Arouses Great Interest in Capital
The Post's European contest attracts growing attention in Washington with expanding candidate lists and prize schemes. Nonresident trips to Europe are reserved, and Amsterdam tours detailed by a Post correspondent describe Broek Marken and Marken village life, Dutch scenery, crowds at Queen's birthday celebrations, and open, festive public behavior with minimal drunkenness. A series of Emerson philosophy lectures at the Metaphysical Club is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Post
Washington
Sunday Post
District of Columbia
Europe
Amsterdam
Mooken
Broek
Holland
Emerson
Metaphysical Club
Clifton Street Northwest
Henry Harrison Brown
San Francisco
Winners Announced in The Find the Word Contest
Protests filed as 25 prize winners are announced. First and second prizes stay intact by one-letter differences. multiple ties share cash or bonuses. Winners include E N Lovewell of Vienna VA and W S Gluck of 1232 Fourteenth Street NW among others, with word counts up to 687 and letters left over ranging from 3 to 56.
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Paia
Ned
C B Strong
Ontario Road
Pete
Barbe
New York Avenue
W C Miller
Girard Street
Otto Hermann
Franklin
J. M. Dressler
Monroe Street
F H C Smith
L Street
A B Garges
Ninth Street
A F Daugherty
Fourth Street
I C Smith
F Street
R D Coyner
Swann Street
Dora Skeele
K Street
Manchester
Bryant Street
G. E. Judy
Eighth Street
D M Boutson
Grant Place
J M Mille
Kalorama Road
Prze—G FE Post
Hall
J. P Hendricks
P Street
Proper Full Breathing I Instruct Health
Health note explains breathing anatomy including respiratory muscles and the diaphragm. It contrasts collarbone and abdominal breathing with a preferred full breathing method practiced in the Orient, detailing a step by step technique to fill the lungs fully and oxygenate the blood using all respiratory muscles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
Ottawa Sees Harem Skirt Dare by Nellie Todd
Ottawa resident Nellie Todd, after copying pictures from newspapers, vowed to walk the town in a harem skirt all afternoon, betting ten dollars with a friend and winning the bet. In Santo Domingo, the Dominican Congress approves twenty thousand dollars to establish a national museum and prohibits export of Indian relics, per wire.
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Washington Post
Ottawa
Ontario
Nellie Todd
Santo Domingo
Puerto Plata
Dominican Congress
Edward Hall
Plattsburg, NY
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Mme. Kirby-Lunn
Equity Colato
Justice Gould Grand Rapids Timber Company
Ballinger
Walter I. Fisher
White Oak Coal Company
Brown
Worthington
G Robinson
H Thomas Wallace
Puldderree
Truster
Lambert
Plaintif
Tf F Davin
Futton Lewes
Circuit
Tusilee Anderson Hetton
Baltimore and
Ohio
Raitrona Com- Panf
Darr Payser & Taylor
Hamilton, Cotbert “Yerkes & Hamilton
Biiex
Gaines
Triei Plaintin
Stadden
JH Ad
Gles van Senden
Parmer
Charles Foe
RB Behrend
JL Ho
David Shepherd
City and Suburban Railway Company
Plaintit
Diggs
Pavia Rothschild
Darlington Titches District of Columbia
Plaintii
Lambert & Yeatman
EH Thomas Harlande Sullivan
John Widcut
Gittings & Chamberlin Brice Sa Curti
Moore & Tmi
Rident—Lampert
Stricklar
Pickford
Ray & Braddock
Waddox & Gatley
Rowe
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Gaskins & Deckett
McKenney & Flannery
Cartwright
Washington and Rockville Hallway Company
Gittings & Chamberha
Kfigour
Darlington
Creswell Tron Works
Stannard
Browne, Hoehing Hamilon
Ridgely
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Ambrose & Smith
Circuit Court NO
Barnard Weldensall
Traction Company
Meaneys
L Newmver
H David
H Floss Perry
Lou Milson
Gerstenberg
Tucker Tenyon
Columbia
Gittings & Chamberlin
Thomaso
Warren
Reichart
Birney & Woodard
Tohriser
Lamson Ve
Mills
Douglas & Gakar
Vanaldson
Wixon Ve
Great Falla and
Old Dominion Railway Company
Mather & McMahon
Lambert & Léatman
Fider
Tufts
Wheatley
Radgein Coldren
Haas
Anacostia and Potomac Railroad Company
McNeill & McNefil
Lamson
Andrews Attorneys
Dougelas & Baker
Hamilton Ho
Hockian
Southern Railway Company
Hamilton
Jamison
American Security and Trust Company
Ferguson
Thom Criminal Court NO
Justice Wright
George Reed
Samuel Silt
Antonio Sacrin
WG Gardiner
Yialea
George Holden
Edward Convey
Otto Lineweaver
Criminal Court NO
Glabaugh Sullivan
Va McElroy
J. H Zabel
Donaldson Millard
Employers’ Mutual Report Association
BL Gaskins
Fred Beall
Lawson
Oppenheimer
Provntifs
T. J Mather
Leon
Txon
V8 Smith
Plaintf
John Ridout
Joh Adria
Rident—Dunlap
Endresse Widdup Attorneys, Hamby—Johnston
Clabaugh
Orien
Lnutel
Stafford
Elseman
Irsing Garage Company
Warnock Company
Prohatf
Justice Gould
Toute Wo Phillips
Juia Graham
Helen Jones Dond
Zeph PF Moore Perate
Andres Ambush
Ghaman Walker Bona
Thomas Walker
George HM Lurton
Catherine F Turton
Wedmonster
Louis Leroy
Charles
Hamreersly
Ambrose Ant
Herman Wendel
Lambert Ino Gatherine
Basten
Antonette Schumacher
W J Lambert
R A Yeatman
Josephine Finn
Mol Hendry Guerian
Attornay
Hendry
Pitman Putelfer
Mars
Putalfer
Michael T Burns
District Court
White Gale Coal Company
Joe Moseley
JF Gramard
Edwin Forest
Samuel Bensinger
Jana Muses Bel
Bendheim
Leon Pretzfelder
Independent Steamboat Company
Jene Moseley Isbet
C Mendheim
Richard Fo Irwin
Bertha F Frwin
Hintutts
Moree Fo Smith Sa
JW Corp
J Farmer
Mads Tesin
Cph & Ceah Davids Nn
Allorge
Infante
Alexandria Council
John
Magruder
John Magruder
Alexandria Hospital
Schodl
Roberts Chapel
Methodist Episcopal Church
Maryland
Mexico
Huberts. Berrett
Young People’s
Barrett
Alexandria Chamber of Commerce
Miss Toomey
Mary G. Toomey
St. Mary's Catholic Church
L F. Kelley
Timothy Regan
Leslie Williams
James Zimmerman
James Igoe
Edward Ward
Thomas Downey
Peewee
Monnikendam
Zuyder Zee
Marken
Valendam
Jerome Bonaparte
Holland Farm
Jake
L. L. Perkins Webond
Phena Main
Bonn
Streat
April Ladies’ Home Journal
Price
Wooltex
Barbara
Aethod
Knox
Des Everywhere
Newsrarer Fbchlye
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