Sergeant Harry’s trial ends amid testimony clash
The trial of Sergeant Harry of the Metropolitan Police neared its close with testimony about neglect of duty and disrespect toward superiors. Witnesses including Lieut. Jordan and Captain Swindlella were implicated, and the defense sought to clarify reputations and prior service. A cabinet official’s testimony may be sought next week to assess character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj. Sylvester
Alexander Wolf
Serat
J. Harry
Metropolitan Police Force
Hig
Sergt Harry
Lieut
Jordan
Saigt
Harry
Hilllary Smith
Sergt
Neal
Lieut Jordan
Smith
Bualneas
Wolf
Ermission
Widow Inherits All Estate In Miller Will Filing
The will of William Miller was filed for probate stating his entire estate passes to his widow Frances M. Miller. Andrew J. Miller and William W. Miller are named executors and request to serve without bond. The instrument bears a date in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williiam Yoon Miller
Frances M. Miller
Andrew J. Miller
Wiliam W. Mike
Mr Miller
Knights of Columbus honor new state deputy Francis P Sheehy
The Knights of Columbus District of Columbia held a reception for newly elected state deputy Francis P Sheehy on Thursday night. An escort in uniform and band accompanied him as leaders praised his upcoming term and urged unity. Attendees from various councils spoke of the order’s work and announced his upcoming representation at the national convention in Los Angeles in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Sheehy
District of Columbia
Francis
Edward P. Harrington
Joseph H. Ralph
Spalding Council
Wilson P. Malone
Washington
P. J. Hat
Grant Knight Malone
Haligen
Johnson
Boarding Council
Thomas K. Gallaher
Thomas J. Trodden
Fred Plant
J. R. Turner
Panama Hats On Sale In Genuine Panama Collection
Smart spring values that cannot be continued indefinitely. Genuine Panama hats free from powders or artificial bleach, kept in original shapes and trimmed by us. All sizes and models available with proper proportion for every build. Mail order patrons should state exact size and weight for correct fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Special Offering of Men’s Straw Hats at 1.65
A special offering of men’s straw hats priced at 1.65 features Stralent-brim models of China split plain and herringbone sennits and Tokyo brakis. Since the last notice four concealed-stitch sennii have been added with the improved saw edge-a style for the stylish young man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Tokyo
Library of Congress hosts readings and music for the blind
This week in the reading room for the blind the Library of Congress offers a program with readings by A D Johnston on Tuesday and David Hutcheson on Saturday and a Thursday song recital by Mrs Arthur Dunn and Mrs Jesse Sehoisan. Music will be discontinued in the summer after this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library of Congress
A. D. Johnston
Arthur @. Dunn
Jesse Sehoisan
David Hutcheson
Inga
Dattera Death Tied to Accident In Beltsville Inquest
Coroner Burch held an inquest in Beltsville Maryland into the death of William Dattera who was struck and killed by an electric car. The body was viewed at an undertaker’s in the city after removal from the Emergency Hospital. Attorneys Hoover and Bowen represented the railway company and family. Witnesses and motorman testimony preceded a verdict of accidental death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine W. Davis
Catharine Worthington Davis
Connecticut Avenue
Herbert & Smith
St Margaret’s Episcopal Church
Oak Hill
Davie-Worthington
Josey of
Pulitser
Europe
William Léonard Davis
Nevada
Peesert
Mias Clara
R. Davis
Joseph Pulitzer, Jr
New Eshele
William Leonard Davis
New Orleans
Dattera
Wiliam
Burch
Beltsville
Duttera
George P. Hoover
P. J Bowen
Three Hundred Pairs Men's Oxfords Sold At Deep Discount
Tomorrow's in store sale features three hundred pairs of men's oxfords valued at five dollars, now two eighty five. The shoes include black and tan vid kid Russian calf and patent colt styles with label attached, lace and blacker cut, single soles, and the new models for the season with a durability guarantee.
Gifts From All Over World Lift Adventist Washington Fund
At the Takoma Park conference session subscriptions raised the Washington headquarters fund to about 87000. Cash reported 9964.31 and pledges 1387.25, with 478,478 to be used for missions. Gifts came from East West South and Canada including $3000 from W B White for missions and $1000 gifts from California and Western Oregon. J J Wessels of South Africa sent a gift via A G Daniells. Allen Maine of Lake Union reported on Adventist progress in Michigan Ohio Indiana Illinois and Wisconsin. W H Thurston presented the Canadian field report. Echoals and a sanitarium were established in the past biennial period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh-day Adventist Conference
Takoma Park
Washington
Canada
Oregon
West
Michigan
W. B. White
Pacific Union Conference
California
A. G. Daniells
J. J. Wessels
South Africa
Allen Maine
Lake Union Conference
Ohio
Indiana
Illiois
W. H .Thurston
KE. T. Russell
Central Union Conference
Colorado
Nebraska
Iowa
College View
Neb
Hitler
N. Faskell
E.G. Ware
F. H. Westphal
South America
Knights of Columbus Event at Washington Council No 224
Washington Council No 224 Knights of Columbus plans an entertainment program welcoming Catholic University of America faculty and students. Prominent professors will speak, music will be performed, and a large order attendance is expected to honor the guests. Also reports a laborer injured by a rock at First and D streets SE and an erroneous theater postponement notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Council
Knights of Columbus
Catholic University of America
Order of the Knights of Columbus
Am Vora
Runaway Milk Team Upsets Buggy In City Incident
Two frightened horses hitched to William Ryan milk wagon ran away from 17.7 Pennsylvania Avenue NW yesterday afternoon. They crashed into a Tolman buggy at Twenty second Street, tipping the buggy and injuring one of Ryan's horses. Tolman was not in his vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ryan
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mr. Ryan
Pennsylventia Avenue
Twenty-second Street
Albert J. Tolman
Ryan
Mr. Tolman
Bernard Cornelius
Brick Haven
Death of Pension Office Clerk Col Israel Kirk
Col Israel Kirk sixty five retired pension office clerk was found dead in the Moor of his bathroom at Lincoln flats 117 Twelfth Street SE yesterday morning about 8 o clock. Coroner Nevitt ruled heart disease. Kirk from Indiana served twenty two years in the Pension Office. His wife died a year ago. He leaves two sons in Chicago. Capt Wright of Burnside Post and a lifelong friend will arrange funeral with the proper authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Kirk
Pension Office
Col
Israel Kirk
Lincoln Flats
Twelfte Street
Nevitt
Kirk
John Walters
Mr Kirk
Indiana
Chicago
Burnside Post
A. R
Capt Wright
Taye
Ohio Republican Association spring meeting highlights
The Ohio Republican Association met at Royal Legion Hall in the city with President William L Symone presiding. Alphonso Hart ex lieutenant governor spoke on Ohio’s pioneers in public life while Gov Watt praised Buckeye State figures, followed by Lafayette Mandolin Club performances and remarks from other listed officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symone
Gov. Hart
Ohio Republican Association
Royal Legion Hall
Tenth Street
Wiliam L Symone
Symons
Gov Watt
Buckeye
Ohio
Wiliam H Harrison
Rutherford B. Hayes
James A Garfield
Wiliam McKinley
Lafayette Mandolin Club
Fred C. Bryan
David S. Watson
William J Eliott
Henry pRulding
Benjamin F. James
Federal Clay Company records big trust deed bonds
The Federal Clay Manufacturing Company of New Jersey records a deed of trust to Bankers' Trust Company of New York securing 2.5 million dollars in 25 year gold bonds. The issue comprises 2,500 bonds of $1,000 each, due April 15, 1990, with 5 percent interest payable semi annually. The deed covers all property and rights in the District of Columbia and in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois. Eva Fay at the Lafayette Tonight. Mrs. Eva Fay, famed thaumaturgist, appears at the Lafayette Theater with a special performance this evening. Her show continues this week, with Europe-bound engagements soon. The Commissioners award sewer contracts in various neighborhoods totaling sums ranging from about $3,000 to $8,000. A petition from residents requests draining a pond near Fifteenth and F streets NW due to health concerns. Col. Biddle plans to consolidate plumbing and general contracts for a new building to avoid friction and extra costs. Changes among District clerks include F. Mix being removed and F. M. Langston appointed, with salary details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Clay Company
New Jersey
Federal Clay Manufacturing Company
Bankers’ Trust Company
New York
Manufactung Company
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Eva Fay
Lafayette
Mrs Fay
Washington
Europe
Fight for Free Transfers at North Capitol Eckington Meeting
A joint meeting of the railway and executive committees of the North Capitol and Eckington Citizens' Association met at 1 Beaton Street to discuss relief from Mr Justice Anderson's order curtailing free passenger transfers on the City and Suburban Railroad. Other associations attended, reports praised unity, and papers were being prepared for action within a week. A further meeting at St Martin's Parish Hall, North Capitol and T streets, was scheduled for tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Capitol
Eckington
St Martin’s Parish Hall
T Streets
Boy Dies From Wagon Wheel Injury in Northeast
Jeter Bell eight years old of 35 Tenth Street Northeast was riding a wagon at Eleventh and H streets Northeast yesterday afternoon when his leg caught in a rear wheel. He was taken to Casualty Hospital where the limb was found broken. A second incident reports Henry A Davison twenty two years old at 30 K Street Northeast died yesterday afternoon at Emergency Hospital from uraemic poisoning after being found not well while waiting at Fifteenth and M Streets Northwest. The body was removed to Wright's undertaking establishment.
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Seret
Harry
Mr. Wolf
Tennallytown
Chevy Chase Circle
Globe and the Mirror
Lieut. Gessford
Mas. Sylvester
Lieut. Daley
Sked
Henry Smoot
Twelfth Street
Garfield Hospital
Smoot
Grant Avenue
Rock
Tony Gember
First
D Streets
Eleventh
H Streets
Jeter Bell
Tenth Street
Seige
Huesson
Henry A Davison
Fifteenth
Martin
Uraemle
Wright
Millton Goodacher
Meridian Street Northwest
Fourteenth Street Road
Piney Branch
Ninth
F Streets
W. F. McMurray
Randolph Street
Washington Traction Cony
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Capt
Swindella
SwinfleNa
Florence School For Girls
Massachusetts Avenue
Arthur D. Mayo
Bristow
Wallace Radcliffe
Florence
Maud Larpenter
Missouri
May Duday
Indianapolis
Lena Hemenway
Mabel Sadler
Tj Nats
Maille Washington
Thirteenth Street
Washington Asylum
NEW State
Saks & Company
Atti
Mayer G CO
Bowen
Wisconsin
Grocers
Chine
The
Philippine Monthly
Selinger Eve
Ey&s
Dilco Selinger’s
Dioygspaprr Aathyes
Gude
Seventh Street
Adventist Gause
Liberal
Knights of Columbus Entertainment
Martha
Servant of the National Theater
Wilson
Lata Fayette
Lyons Bros & Co
Nineteenth Street
D Street
Benning Road
J Gonnelly
Sixteenth
Seventeenth
Sixteenth Street
Capitol
Fitteanth
Ef Streets
Phushing
Col. Biddle
Municipal Building Commission
Peeselay
F. Mix
F. M. Langston
Ceat Atlantic & Pacific Teaco
N. W
FIGHT
City Bulletins
Holmes
Holmes Bakery
Lowdermilk & Co
Mae
7Th St
Fidelity Medicine Co
Washington, DC
Mount Pleasant Club
P &, Neligan, Smith At
Pungler
A. Eberlys Sons
Ec J
Trouhle
Herpicide’ Company
Detrete Affleck’s
Pa Ave Nn
Fuswell
Y.ave
Hesch
Gould
Park Hotel
Roof Garden
Harris
Dot Gould
Neligan
Mat Boll
Muddiman &Co
Tost
Cannon
Fotel Root Garden
Frank Endres
New Willard
GenaboSs
Dw. Ee
Morsell’s
Tseti
Whisane Hegure
K Clay
Ass. Ave
Victor E. Adler
Clothing House
7Th St. Ml. W
Sherwin -Williams
W. F. Andrews
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