Fifth Visit to Washington Sets Mining Engineers Meeting
Mining engineers from the East gathered at Arlington for the Washington meet of the American Institute of Mining Engineers thirty fifth annual convention. About 13 members and their ladies are expected in July with another meeting planned in Victoria British Columbia. President James Gayley opened the session and welcomed by District Commissioner Macfarland highlighted scientific ties and mining progress. The program includes talks on blast furnace practice, coal and gas, a visit to the National Museum, and a shad bake at Marshall Hall followed by a Corcoran Gallery reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mining Engineers
East
Arlington
Washington
American Institute of Mining Engineers
Victoria
James Gayley
New York
F.immons
Macfarland
District of Columbia
Institute
Lta
Gayley
Charles Kirchoff
Carnegie
New York City
R W Raymond
Disculties
Raymond
Sir Lowthian Bell
Thomas M Drown
Lehigh University
Henry M Howe
Drown
D. Raymond
The
Iron Age
Pret Moeas
Columbia University
Anton Eilers
American Smelting and Refining Company
W B Cogswell
Solvay Process Company
T A Rickard
Mining Journal
EV @Invillers
Philadelphia
H W Raymond
George W Maynard
Julian Kennedy
Pittaburt
Charles D Walcott
Willard Hayes
David T. Day
George Otix Smith
Walter Harvey Ward
Frederick P. Dewey
National Museum
Library of Congress
Indian Head
Marshall Hall
Corcoran Art Gallery
International Rail Congress
Petition for a Receiver in Toledo Cafe Partnership Dissolution
Rose Holly through Frank J Wissner and Howard Boyd filed in the District Supreme Court yesterday to dissolve the partnership owning the Toledo cafe at 636 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest. It alleges Martha L Russell, a partner, has managed since inception and that weekly net profits averaged about 100. Defendants named are Martha L Russell Jennie Hotty Sarah Holly and Kate Cissell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Holly
Frank J. Wissner
Howard Boyd
District Supreme Court
Toledo
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
Martha L Russell
Martha L. Russell
Jennie Hotty
Sarah Holly
Kate Cissell
Negro Women Fined for Fighting in Police Court
Cecelia Munday and Emma Day, both described as negro women, were arraigned for disorderly conduct after a Monday porch dispute led to a fight. The court fined each $5, with an additional $10 penalty on Munday for hitting Day with a brick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Munday
Emma Day
Cecelia Wos
Munday
An Evening of Mozal to-night Features Local Ladies
A costume entertainment titled An Evening of Mosaica is planned in the parlour of the Partner tonight. Miss Jean Wilson, Miss Katharine Fyles Garner, and Miss Emily Glover will perform. The event promises light drama with playful stories and clever impersonations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Wilson
Katharine Fyles Garner
Emily
KR. Glover
Defendants Named in Injunction Suit Over Demolishing Property
Charles W Jonca sues in District Supreme Court seeking a temporary injunction to stop demolition of a stable shed and yard at 48 G Street NW. Thomas F Walsh and Turner A Wickersham are named as defendants with Gifford claimed to have contracted to tear down the structures. Hearing set for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Walsh
District Supreme Court
Charles W Jonca
G Street
Coldren
Fenning
Jonca
Walsh
Turner A Wickersham
Jones
William Gifford
Gifford
Stafford Directa
Pleads Guilty of Larceny in Police Court
Joseph P McKeon pleaded guilty yesterday before Judge Scott to grand larceny and obtaining money under false pretenses. The jury was dispensed with. He allegedly sent a $300 diamond ring to a boarding house to show his wife, and faces sentence after separate larceny and bad checks charges. A second item reports Maj Frank Hodgson robbed of a $33 gold watch and chain by a footpad at Tenth and F streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P McKeon
Scott
McKeon
William H Heseick
George P Price
Eaay
Frank Hodgson
Capt Boardman
Detective Bureau
Hodgson
Ike
Louis Lundy
Susie Lundy
Hugh Morgan
Twelfth
H Streets
Changes Proposed to Prevent Escape of Prisoners
The report cites eight workhouse escapes since January 1, 1905. Superintendent Zinkhan and the Board of Charities, under Commissioner Macfarland, urge exclusive grounds south of the rail fence and near the Congressional Cemetery wall for inmate safety. They propose moving the bioinsecting plant and nursery, erecting a nine foot fence with barb wire, and assigning a mounted policeman during early hours to patrol grounds and adjacent streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zinkhan
Board of Charities
Macfarland
Zinkhon
Smallpox Hospital
Congressional Cemetery
Nineteenth Street
Asylum
Potter's Field
Action to Condemn Land for Ingleside Alley Opening
Assistant Corporation Counsel began proceedings in the District Supreme Court under new law to condemn land for an Ingleside alley in block 6 Ingrestae. The act shifts condemnation from U S Marshal to the Supreme Court and requires notice by advertisement with benefit assessments on lots facing the square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingleside
Leftwich Sinclair
District Supreme Court
Ingrestae
United States Marshal
Supreme Court of the District
Parker to Stand Trial After Mental Condition Ruling
An order signed by Justice Wright directs the Government Hospital for the Insane to bring George Parker to court today for trial on an indictment charging assault with a dangerous weapon. A December 29 jury verdict found him of unsound mind, and he was sent to St. Elizabeth's for treatment. The court based the order on a hospital report stating he is now in normal mental condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Wright
Government Hospital For the
George Parker
Parker
St. Elizabeth's
Accused Father Released After Child Support Claim
CITY BULLETINS. Peter Helfrick of 1225 E street southwest was arrested on a complaint by his wife for not supporting his minor children. She asked the assistant United States attorney to set him free, withdrew charges, and said he had given $300 for the children and would look out for them. The case was pressed, then not pressed, amid settlement statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Helfrick
E Street Southwest
Helfrick
United States Attorney
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