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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1911

Page

6

Phillips Is Arraigned Denies Sending Ammunition

Harvey Phillips former federal agent was arraigned in New York on a federal indictment charging unlawful delivery of 32 cases of cartridges misdescribed as furniture fittings. He pleaded not guilty and was released on bail after ten days to prepare defenses. The cartridges were said to be destined for El Paso for Mexican revolutionists, with ties to Madero's circle at the Hotel Astor.

Harvey Phillips Federal Secret Service Holt United States Circuit Court New York Phillips Pennsylvania Railroad Company Plier &, North River Frank Cody el Paso Tex W M. Iving Madero Hotel Astor

Wife Deserter Jailed Twelve Months In Workhouse

Thomas Goodman a Hungarian tailor was traced to St Louis Missouri and brought back for trial on desertion charges. He was sentenced to twelve months’ imprisonment at hard labor by Chief Justice Clabaugh after his wife testified he abandoned her and their five children years ago. She said he sent passage money to rejoin him in Washington and later disappeared again. Goodman claimed his wife kept the cash at his shop.

T. Goodman Missouri United States Thomas Goodman St Louis Clabaugh Hungary Goodman Missouri City

Delegates Arrive For Pacific Fauna Protection Conference

Delegates from Great Britain Russia Japan and the United States attend a conference to frame a treaty for protecting fur seals plume birds sea otters and other marine mammals. Taft Bryce Pope host officials list the attending envoys and representatives.

Great Britain Russia Japan United States Taft Bryce Joseph Pope Canada Baron Uchida Nitoshi Doke Bureau of Marine Industry Tasaku Kitahara Pierre Botkine Morocco Baron Nelda Ministry of Foreign Affairs Brajaikoff Ministry of Agriculture Commerce and Labor Nagel Chandler P Anderson State Department

Epworth League Convenes Washington District Session

More than 3000 Epworth League members gathered for the twenty first annual Washington District convention at Metropolitan Memorial Methodist Church. President Taft unable to attend. Rev J W R Sumwalt led devotions. Addresses by Justice Thomas H Anderson and several pastors. Washington District officers attended plus Junior League superintendent.

Epworth League Metroolitan Memorial M. EL Church Washington Taft W_ R Sumwall Thomas H Anderson John Reid Shannon Wilbur Thirkield J W R Sumwalt William A Morris Methodist Washinngton W A Morris G. E Merryman E FE Marshall M M Mitchell L EF Jett Ernest H Pullman Frank J Metcalf George W. Stiles O. B Jenkins

Rev Ruben to Speak at Foundry Church Evening

The Rev Maurice Ruben of Pittsburg, superintendent of the New Covenant Mission, will deliver an address this evening at the Foundry Mr. Church. Also includes a list of local ads and a note on the Baltimore and Ohio summer schedule affecting trains from Washington and Pittsburg.

Ruben Maurice Ruben Pittsburg New Covenant Mission Church Baltimore and Ohio Chicago Washington Washington Grove

Mrs Wade Trial Delayed Over Forger Witnesses Absence

Mrs Adelle Winifred Wade faced forgery charges tied to a heart wholesale scheme. Chief Justice Labaugh postponed the criminal court session as witnesses Devecne Pratt and Mrs Joseph Harris were out of the city. Harris pleaded guilty to forging Morguemaster William Schoneberger’s name on a joint note and is expected to become a state’s witness. Wade is free on bond while Harris visits friends in Virginia.

Adelle Winifred Wade Joan Washington Justre ¢Labaugh Riminal Devecne Pratt Joseph Harris Wade Harris al Mra. A. Wi. Wade

Reelected L. S. Gottlieb at B Rith convention

A telegram from Indianapolis reports Louis S. Gottlieb reelected to lead the law committee and serve as counsel in Washington. He was nominated by Representative Goldfogle of New York and won by a large majority. Gottlieb, an editor, lawyer, and noted Jewish orator, has spoken for Taft and the Republican ticket in New York and Indiana.

Indianapolis Ind B’rith Abraham Order Washington Louis S Gottlieb Goldfogle New York Gottlieb United State Supreme Court Indiana Middle West Taft Jewish Morning Journal New York City Gottieb Republican National Committee Gottleb

TAPPAN WILL FILED FOR PROBATE AND OTHER ESTATES

The will of Myron A Tenpan longtime National Sporting Goods vice president and Civil War veteran was filed for probate. Mrs Catherine A Tappan widow receives the entire estate. Also filed were wills of Georgia M Robinson to her children and grandchildren, Thomas E Rogers to his widow Lily Dent Rogers, Elmira Foley to the Masonic and Eastern Home DC, and Mary Lee Fandall to her sister Florence Fendall.

Myron A. Tenpan National Sporting Goods Company Catherine A. Tappan Georgia M Robinson Thomas E Rogers Lily Dent Rogers Elmira Foley Masonic District of Columbia Mary Lee Fandall Florence Fendall Testatrix

Four Leaf Clover Run Trophies Shown in DC Window

National Electrical Supply Company displays trophies for class winners in the Four-Leaf Clover run and the sweepstakes cup. The Washington Post and local papers supported the event with the national automobile show committee declaring a 16 percent dividend yesterday.

Automobile Supply Department National Electrical Supply Company New York Avenue Northwest Washington Post The Automobile Club of Washington Washington Herald Washington Times Evening Star National Automobile Show Committee

Will Test His Sanity Wife Wins One Point

Chief Justice Clabaugh will appoint a physician to examine Stilson Hutchins on the plea of his wife Rose Keeling Hutchins. He is valued at 3 to 4 million dollars and his sons oppose the move. Examination likely at Hutchins home. hearing set for Monday May 2. removal to Narragansett Pier debated. wife rents cottage at resort. The case may affect his guardianship and estate management. The Post also previews a humorous leading story by Owen Johnson in Sundays magazine section.

Clabaugh District Supreme Court Stilson Hutchins Rose Keeling Hutchins Hutchins Narragansett Plier The Post Napoleon Owen Johnson Lawrenceville

Minister Egan Sails Today for Copenhagen

Maurice F Egan American Minister to Denmark sails from New York to Copenhagen after a U S leave to represent Georgetown University at the Royal Frederick University centennial exercises in Christiania Norway on September 5.

Egan Maurice F Egan Denmark New York Copenhagen United States Georgetown University Royal Frederick University Christiania Norway

Cascareta Relieves Yearlong Indigestion Says Patient

Larry Stuckley of Mauch Chunk Pennsylvania reports long standing sour stomach and dyspepsia improved after using Cascareta. He endorses it to friends as the only remedy for indigestion and bowel balance, praising its pleasant taste and effectiveness. He notes the genuine tablet is stamped CCC and offers a money back guarantee.

Larry Stuckley

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