Modest Carpenter Emerges as Carnegie Hero Rescuer
William Turner of Kendl Worth Massachusetts, a carpenter, disclosed his wartime rescue of Justin McCarthy and a girl from a drow ning pool near Union Station last summer. Turner said he pulled McCarthy from deep water after saving the girl from the submerged tie, then made no claim to fame until friends urged him to speak. He maintained the boy assisted, and Turner avoided attention, hoping the children were safe.
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William Turner
Kendl- Worth
Justin McCarthy
Annie
Union Station
Turner
Young McCarthy
HIA
McCarthy
Tim
Handy
Aedm
Tie
Strikes and Spares Disrupt Pin League Play
Fragmented OCR list shows bowling scores and totals across multiple leagues and players including Garrison, Barton, Parker, Goodman, Vanbury, and Parka. Totals are scattered with 481 483, 305 4, and 712 785 across divisions such as Arcade Duckpin, Farmers Engineers Waters, and Washington Railway Allied.
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Disprut Die Kpin Lepagor Revolutes
Vanaburgh
Northwood
Martter
Waltman
Vanney BS
Oliver So
Foodman
Vippola
Washington Railway
Allied Assn
Eastern Southern
Mitchell Rotoy
Milter
Yoeietes Sehroter
Auguste
Willan
Bonnell
Society Notes Highlight Royal Ties and Club Plans
The piece details friendships with the admiral’s family, Kitchener’s visits to Beattys in Scotland, and Mrs Ethel Robeson’s Washington wedding to Walter Stirling. It covers Mrs A Arthur Brooks’s weekend club plan in Huntington, the czar Nicholas and czarina’s Darmstadt stay with daily routines, operas, cinema, and the czar’s casual strolls and games with his five children.
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Ethel Robeson
Washington
Walter Stirling
London
Miss Robeson
Paris
Hughes First Opinion Sets Bank Authority In Court
Justice Charles E Hughes delivered his first Supreme Court opinion ruling the First National Bank of Trenton validly conveyed land to the bank despite a challenge by Dr James H Ferfoot’s son Robert Kerfoot. The decision notes government alone may object to bank actions beyond charter. Next Monday the court announced a vacation until November 23. Edward Graves, president of Havenner Baking Company, died of a stroke and funeral services are at 2:50 PM at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church in Washington D C with burial at Rock Creek Cemetery. pallbearers listed.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Trenton
James H. Ferfoot
First National Bank of
Robert Earl Kerfoot
Kerfoot
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Federal Bank of Power
Supreme Court
Edward Graves
Havenner Baking Company
Atlantic City
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Wallace Radcliffe
Rock Creek Cemetery
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Charles B. Pearson
Daniel Frasier
Clarence J °. Norment
Richard Kingsman
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Justice White
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Justice Dey
Justice Barton
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Roanoke
William ©. McFarland
Solomonville
Arts
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Chicago
John Hail Jones
New York City
John Jerome Rooney
C. W. O’brien
Manila
P.L
Morris Tyson
Baltimore
United States
Supreme Court of the Philippine Islands
Justice Day
Rickey Land and Cattle Company
Miller & Vox
Wo, & Rickey Land and Cattle Company
Henry Wood
States Circuit Court of Appeals For the
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District of Nevada
Tuatlee White
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Appallant
Ve. Cornell Steamboat Company
Maarg
Apipeal
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Southern District of New York
Holecree
Costa
Golden
Harlan
International Textbook Company
Carl Peterson
Supreme Cour
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Lynch
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Kataas
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U. S
Pigs Cave
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Ballard Preston Browning
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
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Justice Herlan
Robert N. Fulton
The
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District of
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Wickersham
James D. Gill Collector
Jamey W. Austin
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First Circuit
J. L Thorndike
W. Irani Kinney
J. L. Thorndiketon
Ferdinand Eldman
Henry B. Shepard
United States Cicuit Court’ of Appeals
Second Circuit
Ferdinand Widman
Albert Lewisotn Et al
Achie D. Sanders
Pe Itiomer
Lawrence D Rumsey Et al
United States Circuit Court of Appeate
Mn Pattorney General Wickersham
Ansley Wilcox
Peter W. Rouss
William McCoach
Albertine Bamberger
Third Circuit
Willem ¥. Anderson
Walter J. Gregors
Worthington
Frank J. Hoghn
John Hall Jones
Edward H. Thomas
Moore Brothers
A. Dreber & Co. Et al
United States Circuit Court of
Ricardo Aguado
City of Ma_nila
Paul Chariton
Guy Oe
Sige
Ebagle
Errone
Vas
Snape
Supreme Court of the Territory of It Ean Co
Wilson
Hunt
Mutual Reserve
Corton
Paul Armitage
Géorgl Field
William Hepburn Ruezell
Faul Armitage
Colu Ji
Mercantila Trastana
Cena Oe
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Justice Robb
van Oradel
Rawin
French
Louis Marka
Josiah L. Carr
Charles B. Wait
Lester Sargent
Jaselli
Riggs National Bank
R. Rosy Perry
Appellee
Nestle and
Walter Baker & Co.,: Ltd
James Hamilton
Appellant
J. L. Putnam
Underwood ‘Typewriter Company
H. Dick Company
Broadwell
Long
James F. McElroy
Charles Neave
Buckman
Commissioner of Patents
Griffith
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Coats
Justine Robb
William
Ratlean
James A. Carr
Macktan
Automobile Firm Reports and Race News in Savannah Area
The ape Automobile Company sold a Waverley Victoria to Mrs J H Crawford as Overland-Washington delivered models to A H Mitthey A J Tholl and B J Davidson and a model 45 to Dr Pick ford Advices from Arthur W Solomon Savannah Automobile Club state a third Marquette Buick in the Grand Prize race to be run in Savannah next Saturday Louie Chevrolet is expected to drive He won’t be named yet A telegram to W C Long praises R M F for record runs in 12 mile events and 10 mile track time The Brush pound delivery wagon shows high utility in trials in New York Westchester and Long Island delivering loads at low cost The Brush remained capable on Bronx and Long Island hills David Hendrick delivered a Thomas 6 4 touring car to J Gottschalk B F Goodrich Tire plans a Washington branch store on Fourteenth Street Ted Johnston Buick hears H F Shire resigns to run Marquett Motor Co R T E Collins to replace Shiland as Buick general sales manager Detroit aims to build the Wolverine Automobile Club with 1500 members sought and slogans favor Good roads
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Arthur W. Solomoon
Savannah
New York
Westchester
Long Island
Brush
Bronx
Potash Trusts May War Over German Tax Dispute
U S and German potash disputes prompt 51 legal actions as Berlin aims to control mines. The State Department holds off reprisals until officials return from Canada, while Germany argues contracts fall under German law. The potash tax raises costs for American buyers and may trigger a government monopoly in Austria.
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Berlin
United States
Germany
Hoyts
State Department
Pepper
Canada
Knox
Pittsburg
Charles H. Macdowell
Charles Henry Dempwelf
James A. Moncure
Benjamin H. Brewster, Jr
Vienna
Horan Wins at Atlanta in 072 mph Speedway Dash
Joe Horan won the 0 mile speedway grand prize at Atlanta driving a Lozier car, finishing in 2 hours 26 minutes 15.10 seconds to set a strong record. Burman in a Marquette Buick chased hard but suffered tire failures and repeated pit delays. The race featured multiple breakdowns, tire blows, and near-accidents as leaders battled for the prize money and a near world record.
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Atlanta
Joe Horan
Lozier
R. V. Church
Burman
Buick
Indianapolis Speedway
Brooklands
England
Ralph Mulford
No. 13
No. 18
Louis Disbrow
Pope-Hartford
Harroun
Dawson
Horan
Selling Goods Through the Closed Door feature
The November issue of The Post's Monthly Magazine previews a major article aimed at every manufacturer and salesman. It may be issued as a booklet. readers are asked to indicate interest. The cover by J N Marchand is praised for its high artistic quality. Also, a missing husband case is noted: Mrs. George M. Griffith seeks police help to locate her Interior Department employee husband, 45, last seen Thursday, due to heart trouble.
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the Post
Wey
J. N. Marchand
George M. Griffith
Jitsu Street
Interior Department
Harvard senior Karl Bennett wins Gambrill scholarship
Cambridge Massachusetts November 7 special to The Washington Journal Karl Irving Bennett of Harvard's graduating class receives the Rich ard Augustine Gambrill scholarship established in 1890 by Mrs Anna Van Nest Gambrill. The award, with an income of 55, marks a string of honors including the Palfrey exhibition and Matthews scholarship and canonical scholarship with varying incomes. Bennett, 22, a Gloucester, Massachusetts native, studied mathematics economics and philosophy amid a notable college career.
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Washington J Vo
Cambridge
Karl Irving Bennett
Harvard
Richard Augustine Gambrill
Gambrill
Anna van Nest Gambrill
Bennett Ia
Bennett
Gloucester
Matthews
Woman Pronounced Dead Returns to Life Then Dies
Special to The Washington Fest Pittsburg November 7 After being declared dead by Allegheny General Hospital staff Mrs John Finley revived at her husband and children's call. She smiled kissed each and gave final messages before dying three hours later following injuries from moving furniture.
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Washington
Pittsburg
Allegheny General Hospital
John Finley
Lfe
Finley
Real estate transfers across Northwest Washington in one notice
A broad list of property transfers across multiple streets and neighborhoods in Northwest Washington. Transactions involve numerous residents and firms such as Howard M. Tilton, Benjamin Strickler, Leonard Trust Company, and James T. Warrisson, detailing lot numbers, blocks, and nominal sums.
Deeds of Trusts Near Anacostia and Nearby Squares
A dense list of deeds of trust across multiple DC neighborhoods including Adams to secure various mortgages. Notable entries include Samuel B. Carleux to Maurice Otterback and Frank M. Isaacs for 304.26 dollars over four years, and George W. Wickersham secured by Owen Owen for 25,000 dollars over four years. Other properties span Central Heights Linier Lanier Heights Ingleside and more, detailing lenders, borrowers, sums, terms, and lot references.
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Anacostia
Samuel’ B. Carleux
Maurice Otterback
Frank M. Isaacs
Jamaes
T. Harrison
Owen Owen
William E . Edmonston
Ben B. Bradford
George W. Wickersham
Edward P Schwartz
Jacob A. Happ
Charles M Birckhead
Edwin D. Barker
Benjamin F. Strickler
T. Welder
Wilbur F. Crown
Howard M. Etchisony
Sarah F. J. Goode
Banjamin
F. Leighton
George Francia Willams
Ernesting F. Terfinger
Joseph G. Klappar
Irving Wiliamson
George B. Fraser
Rebecca C. Duff
Fadale B. Gayla
J. M. Maupin
Thomas
Brooks
ST Morsett
Whiliam J. Kettler
Eva 1
Kettler
John C. Coughlan
J. H. W. Kettler
Henry H. Elliott
George E. Wieming
Edward J. Hillye
William L Orme
Andrew E. McKay
Milton J. Fillius
Samuel M. Fillius
George
Flora Morris
Lars J. Janaon
Lemuel Furitt
William H. Larman
George VW. Gates
Ralph L. Hull
Dean Suit
Fred A. Norway
Central Heights
Annie D. Brown
James E
Luther L Apple
John A. Massie
Brookland Building Association
Alfred R. Howard
James Berry
Arthur Carr
Perpetual Building Association
Harry K. Bots
H. Gisna Phelps
R. K. Ferguson
Grace W Kem
B. Francis Saul
Walter E. Hilton
Garnett A. Smith
Herbert T. Shannon
Middaugh
Francis Baul
Middaugh & Shannon
Dobbin
Bessier
Bennett Etvin
John W
Washington Loan and Trust Car Pens
Equitable Cooperation Building Association
Jesse R. Stone
Joseph J Verttoncon
Blair Lee
Washington City
Supreme Court legal record notes admissions and case listings
A dense docket of Supreme Court decisions and orders spanning cases from Missouri to the Philippines, detailing judgments affirmed or reversed, certiorari petitions, remands, and procedural announcements. It includes admissions to practice, docket numbers, and notices for future sessions, with multiple opinions by Justices Hughes Day Holmes Harlan and others. The page also lists circuit and bankruptcy court items, probate actions, and District of Columbia Court activities.
Horses and Vehicles for Sale at Willard Storage
Reputable makers Brewster and others offer a wide range of carriages and related gear. Listings include straight and extension front broughams, Victoria variants, cabriolets, wagons, phaetons, traps, runabouts, harness, and even 1 passenger automobiles. Prices start around 200 dollars. includes storage and display at 410 ith st aw near Pa. ave. Also ad for a sorrel mare and a fine extension brugh am with inquiries to 171% Isthat nw.
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Brewster
Washington
Govarnesa
Ladz
Bargeini McClellen
Whitman Gaddies
Willard
York
Park Road
Brourham
Condemnation of Meridian Hill Park lands in DC reaches court
The U S Attorney and special assistant seek condemnation of several parcels between Euclid Street Columbia Avenue Fifteenth Street W Street and Florida Avenue to Meridian Hill for a public park. The order directs listed trustees and heirs to appear by December 7 1910 and publication of the notice is required in multiple papers. The case is filed in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Equity Court under Judge Harry M Clabaugh.
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Wal
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Motgan Hi Beach
Secklor
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Euclid Street
Columbia Avenue
Fifteenth Treet
W Street
Florida Avenue
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W Schaefer
Rebecca Greenfield
Thomeas
George R. Linkins
Trusi faxRaman
Teeny Frank HG. White
Wilting A. Lindes
Joseph Paul
James H. Winslow
Kuctes
Ashley A. Hines
Bernard P. Mimmack
William F. Holtzman
Henrietta BM. Halliday
Edwin C. Cutter
John B. Henderson
Garfield A. Street
Warren G Fearing
Theodore N. Gill
Louis Washington
Lea D. Letimer
John H. Schlueter
Ingadon
William H. Lacy
Henry NM. Stevens
Hon Bergmens
Frances C. Bawyer
Afaresaid
Washington Post
Evening Star
Washington Law Reporter
Harry M. Clabaugh
Beal
Byr G. Cunningham
Clero
Charles F. Carusi
Supremo Court OF the
John Hartman
Frances G Posey
Equity
Columbia
D Street
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Seren B. Williams
Louisa Edwards
Mary A Seals
Sarah A. Posey
Martha Posey
Lucinda Posey
Sarah S Poser
Mary A. Johnson
Imma J Guyder
Josephine Thomas
James Posey
Cliza White
Martha E. Grove
Johanna Posey
la Posey
Elton Dorsey
Henrietta Dixon
Robert T .Ward
Mertha J . Gant
Nelson Duckett
Julia Dulier
Nellie Alexander
Henrietta D. Posey
Alberta Clark
Eliza Posey
William H. Warda
Medtra A Duckett
Mary E. Duckett
Harah A. Cox
Walter Carmi
Apna C Jones
Clarence &. Jones
Joseph T. Streets
John P van Ness
Ashley M Gould
Justis
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J. R Young
FE. Cunningham
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