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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1905

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17

Pride of the Force Stars in Capital Police Pages

Sergeant Kramer and Patrolman Wolf are noted for extreme heights and weights in the Ninth and First precincts while Kennedy Kelley holds longest continuous service dating to May 14 1861. The piece also details precinct sizes Tenderloin District First and large South Capitol precinct, and ends with the death of J Philip Dittman cashier at Peter Grogan Company in Washington.

Sergt. Kramer Wolf Kennedy John T. Kelley Maj. Sylvester J. T Kennedy Tenth Kennedy Wlso Tenth Precinct Henry Washington Germany Finst Police Department Kamer Board of Examiners Kramer Alge John T Kelley Kelley Leutenant Army George W Prue Lincoln Anderson Anderson Lis Menderson James W Jones Jones Wilton W Warren Pollkeman Hlolten Wolf Welsh Charge Monroe Harbor Athr Monroe Boyle Lieut Schneifer Prigates Samson and Willingham No 6 Tenderloin Stitien Twelfth D Streets B Street Seventh Street Fifteenth Street Vermont Pennsylvania Avenue EB Street Fi Street

Liquozone Free Coupon Offer

Customer is invited to request a Liquozone coupon for a free full size bottle. The offer promises to match a customer with a local druggist and pay the pharmacist for the item. The ad emphasizes trying Liquozone for the first time.

Wills prove in Prince George County residents and heirs

Probate proceedings reveal Charles White of this city wrote his July 1 1905 will providing his wife Jane M White a life estate at 25 Brath Street Northeast with furniture from the estate and one fourth to the widow while the rest is divided among ten children executors named as Jane M White Charles White Jr and Jennie White Funkt Edward W Summers will devises Anacostia lots to Mary H Summers during widowhood then to Annie R Summers and to William E Summers upon widowhood or remarriage Mr E Tobeon a daughter of the testator is given Jackson Street lots and Benjamin A Summers runs Washington Street lots with widow to receive household furniture and 20 monthly until settlement William B Jordan is executor Catherine Sullivan's will dated October 26 196 and filed for probate devises estate to Mary L and Catherine F Sullivan Peter A Drury executor and Margaret S Betty guardian of the children.

Charles White Prince George County Maryland Shouta Jane M. White Lfe Brath Street Charles White, Jr Jennie White Funkt Edward W. Summers Washington Street Anacostia Mary H. Summers William B. Jordan Catherine Sullivan Mary L Catherine F. Sullivan Peter A. Drury Margaret Betty

Belasco, Shubert trio restrained over Lafayette baths

District Supreme Court Justice Anderson granted a temporary restraining order against David Belasco Lee Shubert Jacob Shubert and the Shubert Amusement Company controlling the Belasco Theater to prevent cutting off water heat and steam for the Lafayette Turkish baths. Complainants Becker Oppenheimer and Price allege lease rights and threats of eviction unless $1000 extra rent is paid. case set for next Friday.

Lafayette Baths JusticeAnderson District Supreme Court David Belasco Lee Shubert Jacob Shubert Hubert Amusement Company Belasco Lafayette Turkish Baths Dill Peter M. Becker Max Op Anderson

Respite for Condemned Men Await Higher Court Appeal

A double execution scheduled for next Friday at the District Court was halted by an appellate court order. William Burge, condemned for murdering his wife Daisy Burge, and William Walter Hamilton received stays pending appeal. Both cases await higher court determinations.

District Dail District Court of Appeala District Supreme Court William Burge Daisy Burge Burge William Walter Hamilton

Land Suit Seeks Certificates Of Location In Louisiana

Leonard Roche of Orleans files in the District Supreme Court to compel Secretary Hitchcock to deliver certificates of location for 32 acres in Louisiana. Roche says he bought the claim and the surveyor general sent certificates to the General Land Office for authentication, which Hitchcock allegedly refuses. Also reports discharges, a limited divorce grant, an injunction request over Haynes Motor Company noises, and a charter annulment bid by Composite Brick Company officers.

Manasmus Supreme Court Leonard Roche Orleans Ethan A. Hitchcock Secretary of the Interior Louisiana Roche Thompson and Laskey Surveyor General State General Land Office Haynes Automobile Company Stanton Willem A. Fenwick Dewey Hotel Company District Supreme Court Blimey & Woodard and Worthington, Heald & Fralley Composite Brick Company Edward B. Munson Albert L. Munson Imatrict Supreme Court Ralph Wormelle B. H. Loucks Petitoners

Supreme Court Upholds Bridge Sharing Across Missouri River

The Union Pacific Railroad Company v The Mason City and Fort Dodge Railroad Company affirms that federal statutes require joint use of the Omaha bridge upon payment of reasonable compensation. The decision, delivering by Justice Brewer, holds contracts plus statutory rights binding on successors, and extends to similar arrangements with Northwestern and Webster railways.

Mason City Fort Dodge Justice Brewer United States Supreme Court Union Pacific Railroad Company Mason City and Fort Dodge Railroad Company Circuit Court of Appeals Eighth Circuit Missouri River Omaha Union Pacific Railway Company Rock Island Company Milwaukee and St. Paul Company Circuit Court of the United States Circult Court Circuit Court Court of Appeals Supreme Court United States Union Pacific Company Northwestern Webaah Mason City and Fort Dodge Company Councl Bluffs Union Pacific

Supreme Court Reverses Seventh Circuit in Life Insurance Case

The Supreme Court reversed the Seventh Circuit in Nederland Life Insurance Co. versus Mary Meinert, ruling the unpaid premium policy on William Meinert’s life must be paid. The case, centered on a $9,000 claim, involved notice of forfeiture under New York law and a policy held by the late William Meinert of Evansville Indiana.

Supreme Court

Says Saynor's Bondsman Wins Again

The United States Supreme Court declined to grant a writ of certiorari in the Kirk case. The government sought 340,000 from Kirk, bondman for John F. Gaynor, but the Second Circuit favored Kirk. A writ of error is pending, with both options pursued by the government.

United States Supreme Court Supreme Court of the United States United States Wiliam D. Kimi Syracuse N. J Circuit Court Second Circuit Kirk John F. Gaynor Ircuit

Ballman Case Advances in Supreme Court Hearing

Cincinnati broker John W. Ballman, who refused to exhibit his books to a federal grand jury, had been held for contempt and brought to the Supreme Court. Solicitor General Hoyt filed to advance the writ of error, and the court granted the motion setting the hearing for November.

Hoyt John W. Ballman United States Suprems Court Ballman Cincinnati Supreme Court

Eight hour law upheld by U S Supreme Court

The United States Supreme Court affirmed the Missouri Supreme Court ruling in Cantwell and others v Missouri. It upheld a Missouri law fixing eight hours as a day’s work in mines. Chief Justice Fuller announced the decision without a written opinion.

United States Supreme Court Supreme Court of State of Missouri Cantwell

Inventor to Hold Patents Case Upheld in Third Circuit

The Pressed Steel Company failed to secure a writ of certiorari in the case against J. M. Hansen. The Third Circuit affirmed Hansen's win, leaving the lower court’s decision standing. The dispute involved compelling Hansen to surrender patents on steel car devices he designed as chief engineer for the firm.

United States Supreme Court Pressed Steel Company J. M. Hansen Circuit Court of Appeals For Third Circuit Hansen Steel Company

Burnett Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition

William A. Burnett, a tea dealer of 49 Seventh Street Southwest, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition yesterday in the District Supreme Court. The filing shows assets of $453.70 and listed liabilities. Attorney George E. Tralles represents the petitioner.

Cherokee Indians Case Advances to January Hearing

The Supreme Court granted the motion for advancement on the docket in the Cherokee Indians case. The dispute concerns the legality of removing the Eastern Cherokees to Indian Territory and their eligibility for removal. The hearing is set for January 2.

Supreme Court of the United States Indian Territory

Supreme Court Sets Aside Submission Order in Hodges Conspiracy Case

The United States Supreme Court on January 2 called for oral argument on Hodges and others v. United States after striking down the original brief submission order. The defendants face conspiracy charges alleging they blocked African Americans from work at a lumber unit in Arkansas. Chief Justice Fuller announced the court would recess.

United States Supreme Court Hodges United States Lumber Unit Arkansas

Supreme Court Legal Record of 1905 to 1908 Proceedings

United States Supreme Court announced orders and docket actions including changes in practice admissions for Allen Frost and others, multiple docket numbers from circuits, motions for writs of certiorari denied or granted, and calendar notes for cases from the Cherokee Nation to intellectual property and equity matters. The record lists plurality of justices and attorneys, along with scheduled dates and procedural steps across appellate and circuit contexts.

Real Estate Transfers Listed From City Properties

Real estate transfers include United States Realty Company to Harry A. Ingell for Jota 18 and block 4 at 10 dollars, Bruce Hill transfer Frank J. Howston to Thoman Jor ani for Jot 10 at 200 dollars, and Fort Baratoga Addition to Brookland Buta Hack et vir and E F G to Edwin A M Lawson for one fourth interest in lots 1 and 16 block 1 at 10 dollars. George W Ray et ux to Cora M Ray part 1st 16 square 1207 at 410 M Street Northwest, Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plain er to George B Rees et ux for Lot 481 at 410, and Tenth and E Streets Northeast John F.

Randle Highlands United States Realty Company Harry A. Ingell Bruce Hill Frank J. Howston Thoman Jorani Fort Baratoga Brookland Buta Hack F. G Edwin A. M. Lawson M Street George W. Ray Meridian Avenue Moar Center Street Walter D. Groenberk Anna Groesbeck Pleasant Plains Geventeenth Eighteenth Ertests Potomac Tealty Company Chimwell DD Langhorne Second Third Charlotte V. Stewart Inaballa Kelly E Street Fourth Fifth Harry Williams Washington Brewery Company AIXIH E Streeté Adrian H. Cox Simon A. Messer Adeline Epples Nave Place Edgar P Harry St Catherine E. Browsrt William E. Edmonston Louie FR Peak Wiliam L Sebella C. Kelly William F Aliee P. Lockwood William P R. B. Behrend Thomas C Bradley William C. Sullivan R.B Behrend James Kane Scott Acres Equard Siomer A. Gel Clarence B Rheem Herman Gasch Geran-American Fire Insurance Company of Colimbia Lucis GM. Coottn Ettn Gwwart Richard B. Pairo Herbert A. Gil ELC Pairo Lot A. Square Harry In Rust David Ni Rust, Jr William A. Suoct

Piney Woods Inn and area real estate listings mixed

A bulletin of North Carolina resort copy and Washington DC property transfers lists Piney Woods Inn in a Pine belt climate with rooms and spa notes, followed by numerous real estate transfers and mortgage details across Washington addresses. Names include Lynch, Redings, Perkins, Warren, Shinn, and others. several squares and streets are cited with lot numbers and dollar amounts.

North Carolina Piney Woods Pine Belt John & CO Southern Pines N. Y G&s

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