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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1908

Page

8

Indictments Highlight Fall Trial for Dr Robert Anderson

The grand jury indicted Dr Robert L Anderson a Baltimore physician for housebreaking and attempted housebreaking at Alexander Weirs home on May 3 He was held on 2000 bail and will be tried in the fall The same panel charged Morgan Stewart with abandonment and Paul O Plenckner with forgery Also named were George L Mowen and thirteen others on various charges including forgery larceny and embezzlement

Morgan Stewart Baltimorean Robert L. Anderson Alexander Weir Anderson Weir Mia Sarah Bradshaw Kimball Alice M. Gary Fourteenth Street Northwest Henrico County George L. Mowen Baltimore Maryland W. H. Hooke Eighth Street Market Space Fourth Street Stewart Paul Plenckner Paul O. Plenckner Stanley G. Embick War Department Union Trust Company Plenckner Daniel Anderson Ernest Banks Charles Jackson James Curtis Joseph Jones Emmett W

Four Get Ten Years In Prison For Varied Offenses

Justice Job Barnard in Criminal Court No 2 yesterday sentenced four offenders to ten years each in the penitentiary. William Preston pleaded guilty to housebreaking tied to Mount Vernon Seminary thefts. Joseph Jones not guilty with trial postponed. Charles Beasley received ten years for attempted assault on a nine year old girl. Salvatore Zagama and Raymond Proctor were also given ten-year terms for related assaults on youths.

Job Barnard William Preston Mount Vernon Seminary Joseph Jones Jones Preston Forest Glen Seminary Charles Beasley Salvatore Zagama Raymond Proctor

Defense to Begin Offering Testimony on Monday Morning

Prosecution finished its chief case in the Hyde-Benson-Dimontschneider land fraud trial. On Monday the defense will start testimony, likely taking two weeks, with jury terms in the first week of June. The lengthy trial has centered on technical evidence and tedious document identifications. Jurors have remained under court-attached guards and appear relieved the end is near.

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Washington Architectural Club Exhibition Recalls Civic Plans

Members praised yesterday's seventh annual exhibition for educating citizens on building plans under construction and inspiring civic spirit. Displays featured plans for the new Bureau of American Republics building, the National Museum, the Episcopal Cathedral, and the Walter Reed United States General Hospital.

Washington Hew Bureau of ‘Ammer Ican National Muséum Episcopal Cathedral Walter Read United States General Hospital

Heavy Trading in Realty Near Dupont Circle and Land Sales

In Washington real estate heavy trading was reported with two large residences near Dupont Circle and an apartment house sold for about 50 000 dollars. Harrison Realty sold the Fairfax building opposite the Bureau of Engraving to Joseph Schiffmann for about 35 000 dollars. Harry Wardman bought two northwest lots for large apartment houses and Moore Hill reported 40000 square feet sold for subdivision into cottages for railroad workers. The property has historic ties to Gen William Hickey and spans Bladensburg road and Eastern Branch areas.

Dupont Circle N Street Franklin T. Sanner Har Tson Twenty-second Lanner Fairfax Harrison Realty Company Joseph Schiffmann Fourteenth Street Bureau of Engraving and Printing Department of Agriculture Thomas H. Pickford James B. Killerson Harry Wardman Charles I. Davidson J. J. Lampton Company Stone & Fairfax Rhode Island Avenue Second Street Moore & Hill Caroline J. Dougherty Bladensburg Road Union Station Roundhouse Washington William Hickey Maryland

City Bulletins and Local Advertisements Blend In

A Washington page lists assorted local notices and shop promotions. Products and services include Malt Bread from Schneider’s, Piles treatment, Connecticut pies, hard crabs at Schneider’s Navy Yard Exchange, Krouse photo supplies, Chicago Jewel Gas Ranges, Satin skin care, full dress and tuxedo rentals, Purissima rye whisky, carpet services by E F Hinkel & Co, Hearleh’s Beer, and Maerten and Senate-brewery bottling.

Washington Schneider Navy Yard Exchange Krouse’s 9Th St Chicago Muddiman & Co 12Th St

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