Supreme Court Reversed in Dexter Coratolo Assault Case
In a Court of Appeals decision, Justice Shepard delivers an opinion reversing a lower ruling. The case involves Benjamin F. Dexter and Luigi Coratolo with Dexter favored by the court and Coratolo convicted of assault. The opinion discusses agency of a wife in a liquor sale case and upholds the police judge's finding based on evidence, denying the acquittal motion and affirming the conviction on appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Shepard
Benjamin F. Dexter
Luigi Coratolo
Court of Appeals
PAPAYA TABLETS PROMOTION AT AFFLECK'S DRUG STORE
An ad from The Myers Remedy Co. Detroit promotes PAPAYA TABLETS as a stomach aid. It claims quick relief and offers to mail a box on receipt of payment, through AFFLECK'S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUG STORE district agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Perley
Pogmeya
Affleck
Myers Remedy Co
Detroit
Mich
Yow
Writ of Error Denied in Justice Appointment Case
The U S Supreme Court yesterday dismissed the case of Edward W Anderson and Orlan Clyde Cullen against Liaxter Morton over a promissory note of 250 dollars dated July 12 1902. The dispute centered on the legality of the justice of the peace appointment made by the President with Senate confirmation in December 1901 and the operative code provisions effective January 1, 1902. The District Supreme Court and the District Court of Appeals previously dismissed the appeal, with Anderson and Cullen later appealing to the U S Supreme Court. Attorneys James S McQuunagh and Harry A Hegarty represented the successful party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queston
United States Supreme Court
Edward W. Anderson
Orlan Clyde Cullen
Liaxter Morton
Morton
Anders
Mlen
Justice of the Peace
Hobert H. Terrell
Supreme Court of the District
Ice of the Peace
Justices of the Peace
Senate
District Supreme Court
District Court of
Appea
Anderson and Cullen
James S. McQuunagh
Harry A. Hegarty
Justice Harlan
Justice Brewer
Justice Brown
Justice White
Peckham
Justice McKenna
Justice Holmes
Justice Day
Ralph Oakley
New York City
Wisconsin
Ethan Allen Hitchcock
Secretary of the Interior
Campbell
United States
F. G. Evans
McReynolds
Benjamin Carter
Edward W. Anderson Et al
Baxter Morton
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Citizens’ National Bank of Kansas City
Mac
C. Donnell
D. H. Dean
Edward P. Garnett
National Cotton Oil Company Et al
State of Texas
Southern Cotton Oil Company Et al
William N. Rowe
Farr Loses Appeal in Requisition Case for Removal to Tennessee
The Court of Appeals affirmed a district ruling denying a writ of habeas corpus for William Farr. He remains in custody of the U S marshal pending removal to Ashville Tennessee for trial on an indictment dated October 23 1903 alleging fraudulent schemes via a Nashville college diploma and related circulars. Justice Shepard notes technical objections but upholds removal to the federal court, with attorneys Cole Donaldson Huidekoper for Farr and Head Adkins for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Farr
Awiick Palmer
United States
District of Columbia
District Court of Appea
District Supreme Court
Farr
United States Conmissioner
Ashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Justice Shepard
Court of Appeals
Parr
Nashville College of Law
Nashville
William Dietrich
Cleveland
Dietrich
Sushiville Ciitlepe
Lian
Beni Vie
Tang
Foor
Pepe Ted
Cole and
Donaldson
Justice Morris
Ignatius J. Costigan
Joseph L. Tepper
Harry Heaton
Mitchell
Mundyya
Darling
Kellogg Vs. Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Willan Litz
B. H. Magte
Flagman
Nordlinger
L. H. David
Appellant
C. A. Keigwin
Appellee
L. EI. David
Perkins
Ve. Tyrer
J. Paul Earnest
Dancy
Clark
Williams
Surene Court of the District of Columbia
Alvey
Sincell Va
Darry
Morris
Dexter
Lich Iter
Meloy
Caratalova
Palmer
Tremeter
Costa
Corcoranza
Rendan
Rossa I, Downing
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Lambert & Bu
Barnes Ve
Lambert & Daher
Alt. Duvall
H. Thomas
Shaffer
Wh, Davis
Lambert & Haker
M. H. Beach
A. Kelgwin
Lockwood
Appeller
A. B. Duvall
KK. H. Thomas
Gassenheimer
Lambert
Maler
WH. Prescott Gatley
Samuel Maddox
W. G. Johnson
Smith Vy
C. A. Douglass
E. 8. Douglass
TL. H. David
A. Mc Duvail
Berl Thamixes
Missionary Alliance session highlights Indian needs and Congo outreach
Miss Yoder described India conditions urging more missionaries to India noting Bengal districts with populations over a million lacking any missionaries and 3,000 Christian natives. J B R Allen spoke on Congo Free State challenges, noting only 150 accredited missionaries and village hut schools teaching heathen doctrines before Ira E David closed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Yoder
India
Washington
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Western Presbyterian Church
G. Verner Brown
Wilmington
T. H. Cullen
Portland
Alies Yoder
Trdia
Miss Y Oder
Bengal
J. B. R. Allen
Congo Free State
Africa
Ira E. David
Boston
Mass
Alliance
England
Convention closes afternoon session on Holy Ghost and Divine Healing
The Busy Woman convention held an afternoon session on the Holy Ghost and Divine Healing with no prayer by Rev Verner Brown of Wilmington. Evening programs resumed at 7 30 with Rev R V Miller preaching on the Coming of the Lord. Ira H K David spoke briefly and a closing prayer concluded the second day. The convention resumes today at Eastern Presbyterian Church with sessions at 3 30 am 2 00 pm and 7 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey Verner Brown
Wilmington
R. V. Miller
Ira H K. David
Eastern Presbyterian Church
Sunday School Workers Convention Session Highlights
The eleventh annual Sunday School Association of the District of Columbia met at Astorian Church with speakers from the District Primary Union and St. Louis. Mrs Zillah Stevens urged Bible story telling to reach children, while Miss Elizabeth V Brown demonstrated story telling methods with David. The gathering heard reports on growth, from 157 to 250 leaders, and closed after a late afternoon program and a final address by Mrs Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundayhoat Association of Thetrict of Columbia
Weston Flint
James W .Ounter
Lena Sutton
J. A. Hollyday
Zillah Poster Stevens
St. Louis
District of Columbia
Elizabeth V. Trown
Washington Public Schools
Miss Brown
Brown
David
Zillah Stevens
G. B.D. Hollings
John W. McMichael
Directo
Robert M. Moore
D. O
Zillah Foster Steven
Irs
National Association
Church Fifty Years Old and Anniversary Services
St Alban's Church marked fifty years with a morning All Saints Day and an evening sermon by Rev. G C Bratenhal on The History of St Alban Our Verbtage and Our Responsibility. A birthday donation in gold was given, followed by a reception at The Highlands on Wisconsin Avenue. A children’s service included birthday gifts for each child. Funeral services for Ida N Moore were held at St Thomas' Church with interment at Rock Creek Cemetery. The deceased was formerly of North Carolina and a long-time resident of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Alban’s
St. Alban's Church
GC. W. Bratenhal
St. Alban
the Highlands
Wisconsin Avenue Northwest
Denny
All Saints
Ida N. Moore
M Ida N. Moore
North Carolina
Wington
St. Thomas’ Church
C. Ernest Smith
Rock Creek Cemetery
Lewis J. Davis
Leigh Robins
W. H. Robertson
W. H. Dennis
WiLiam Henry Dennis
Dr. L. Fleet Luckett
Miss Moore
Col
Maurice Moore
Jide Maurice Moore
Nemesis in War Shame and Steel at Chateau D'Oex
A vivid poem from the Independent depicts Nemesis advancing with iron will, warlike energy, and divine anger. It contrasts human suffering from inaction and the wrath of a triple wrong with the mobilization of nations and guardianship of a world fortress. The piece ends with a geographic marker indicating Chateau D'Oex Switzerland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sire
Nemesis
Chateau D'Oex
Switzerland
Supreme Court legal record briefings and calendar items
The document lists multiple Supreme Court and Court of Appeals entries with case numbers, parties, and proceedings. It records admissions and opinions, ongoing arguments, adjournments, and assignments for November 2 1904, covering both the Supreme Court District of Columbia and Equity Court, with numerous cases in equity, bankruptcy, criminal, and probate courts and calendar developments.
Real estate transfers across DC streets recorded in March
Real estate transfers list numerous parcels in DC from Elizabeth D Baker to George J Easterday and others, with varied lots and squares. Many transactions show prices of $10, including parcels on Decatur Street Northeast and Valley Street Northwest, among others, with several entries listing unrelated or incomplete lot data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Street
North Capitol
First Streets
Elizabeth D. Baker
Nathan H
George J. Easterday
Valley Street
Redford W. Walker
John Sevier
First Street
Robert BR. Mehurney
George L. Johnson
Cottage Hill
Sarah EB. Evans
Air
John W
James P. Hawes
Congress Heights
Ralph P. Barnard
Dell Vinton Padgett
Thirteenth
Fourteenth Streets
Frederick W. Keyworth
Charles M. Jones
Philip and
Jacob
Frederick J. Parks
Emory B. Hoge
Exth Street
Elizabeth D. McRiven
George G
Merritt L. Dawkins
Bloomingdale
Harry
Willson
Franklin P. Oliver
Meridian Hall-Fleury
Eighth
Ninth Streets
de Witt
Chadwick
Nnh Street
Nortiwest
Dward A. Newman
Patrick F. Nellgau
Deeds of Trust and Equity Notices in City Ledger
Multiple deeds of trust securing loans from various lenders to named trustees including Washington Six Per Cent Permanent Building Association and Home Savings Bank. Also lists equity suits and circuit court assignments with numerous case numbers and attorney firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triniday
George Denny
George M. Emmerich
Douglass
Mackall
Washington
Permanent Building Association
George L. Johnson
Michael I. Weller
Nicholas H. Shen
C. J. Stafford
T. Aver
Joseph J. Weller
Robert Mahoney
Jala A. Uaiilton
Blooming Ale
Frederin
Johnson
Joseph N. Saunders
Mary FE
Fegan
Raymond A. Vegan
AL Drury
Willand A. Jun
Joseph B. Pegan
Charles W. Mare
Richard A. Raymond A. Fegan
Francis Saul
James F. Ty
Home Savings Bank
Walter Silton
George G
Sfastyh Paul
Associated Charities Dispensary Opens for Tuberculosis Care
The Associated Charities southwest division office opened a dispensary for examination and treatment of consumptives. Nine patients received care on opening day. others planned to come. Treatments include microscopic TB testing, weight tracking, patient education on contagion, and nutrition. Emphasis on healthy meals, fresh air, sun, and proper sputum disposal. An invitation extended to visit daily 2:30 to 3:20 p.m. for demonstration.
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Associated Charities
Southwest Division
la Chase
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Maarshad
Benjamin Iaugiinet Jacots
Wilson
Pers H . Helio Corditivgs
United Party
York
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Pat Dexter
Wilsor
Benjamin
Persosal Tehoil
Elton
Artiar
Tsihena B. i
William A. Aivey
Manus
Peter Rameter
Liggster
Fast
Sambkis
Owehie
Prof. Farr
the Missionary Alliance
May Manton
Musicion
District of Columbia Association
Alfred Austin
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the Independent
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Equity Court No
Justice Anderson
Lynch
Pulizzi
Camptulnant
Ro EL Palry
Carlisle & Johnson
J. H. Wilson
J. A. Wilson, Jr
Henry Johnson
Cleveland Construction Company
Washington, Daltimore and Annapolis Electric Railford Company
James Christy, Jr
W. Gwenn Gardiner
Hayes
B. Maniton
Cule & Donaldson
Lf. E. Davis
Dodge
Smith Thompson
T. Hendler
Clifford P. Herring
Frank N. Carver
Norman Harrison
James Dove
Tarry Callatin
Justice Gould
Joan R. Cusick
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lJarceny
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Thomas L. Jones
Thomas Carter
F. Kaward Mitchell
Charles Craig
George Kelly
Stephen R. Collins
Clabaugh
Hugh Tumelty
Thomas JE. Waggaman
Charles F. Digge
Margaret J. Lowry
Ann E. Lowry
Gordon& Gordon i
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John V. Thoms
Ann FE
Coates
Guthrie Ay
Washington, Loan and Trust Company
W. B. Reilly and
Cole & Donaldson
Ann Gelesie Miner
H. Jordan
Pond
F. A. Jones
John V. Thomas
Guardium
Agwines
Charles A. Limerick
al- Towa
J. J. Dartington
Lena RK
Whling Et Ale
Tele & Donaldson
Hertard Smith
Stubert
Cou- Bol
Tumilton
J. E. Montgomery
Aurick Palmer
Daniel O. Knight
Niles
Birney & Wandard
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Durns
Plaintifa
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E. L
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Curtin Et al
Robert E. Mactingly
Beach & Mather
Petersen
J. W. Echols
Mt. Wallace
Fenton
E. R. Shipp
D. W. Glassie
Dodgs Ve. Cock
C. F. Diges
W. H. Wallace
Uorner
Barnard & Johnson
E. H. Thomas
American Law Company
Va. Brown
L. P. Loving
Howard Boyd
Elchberg
Washington Railway
BE. L. Gletanta
Baker& Hoover
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Criminal Court No. 1
Justice Wright
Sted States
Michael Vaccaro
Edward H. Jones
F. William Ernest Valey
B. H L. Loucks
Eatelie A. Mujer
Henry T. Miller
Harry G. Kimball
Charles I. Tribby
Annie Lee Beverly Et al
O. P. M. Brown
Thomas W. Sipe
Gustavus G. Kendahl
Jouseph
Wright
James E. Padgett
Joseph D. Wright
Emma J. Morris
McNeal
Henry W. McNea
J. M. Cook
William Fe’. Toefe
Emanuel Murray
Plaintif's Attorneye
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Princeton
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Avely
Strayer’s Business College
Col. Itth
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Tostitha
Wuete
Mins Sallie ML Lewin
Mary Graham Duff
de Syot
Washington College of Music
F Street
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson
Reginald DE Koven
Hamilton Institute
Lafayette Square
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Tades
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Phoebe Hamilton Seabrook
Bristol School
Mintwood Place
19Th Street
Muse
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Alice A. Bristol
Beld
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D. Pri Samy Hanr
Lady Thachers
Adelaide Clements
Giverness
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Legion of Loyal Women
Masonie Temple
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Music Co
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Kington
Washington City Bible Society
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Washington School For
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Laura Lee Dorsey
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Pa. Ave
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Atlanta, Ga
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