Delayed fight over guardianship of Sheridan child
A legal case seeks to determine if Ale 7 Farrar was the rightful ward of Mire Ada Farrar in Sheridan. Guardian Justus Welkit cited failure to appear in court as the matter was postponed to Monday while argument over custody and removal continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrar
Ada BF Farrar Sheridan
Land of
Justus Welkit
Wit
Ge Shields
Jarrar Sheridan
Curt Center
Kot Giles
Thomas Po Sheridan
Tld
Welkit
Juyenity Court
Board of Children
Sheridan
Guardian
Mttornes
Crinda Mackey
Washington
Witta Catate
Fire scare at large store on Seventh Street pennsylvania avenue
Night alarm claims a small blaze in the delivery basement of a large store on Seventh Street and Pennsylvania Avenue. Workers scattered as fire crews responded to an automatic alarm, several engines arriving and limited damage reported in a basement area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al S Kant Sina
Seventh Street
Pennayl
Santa Avenie Aire
Welling
de- Vealcomic
Bald Heads At Food Show Attendance Draws Crowd
Men with bald heads attracted a large audience at the Ford show last night as 1721 tickets were reported at the door. A weights and measures exhibit conducted by the district government drew attention, while a mayoral official announced free admission for many women weighing over 200 pounds. The event aimed to educate the public about government scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evenue
Exer Patelek Baring
Ito the
Peple
Sleman Memorial Funds Move Toward Charities and YMCA Support
A Washington gathering at the New Willard Hotel honored John Sleman Jr. with tribute by Henry B. Macfall and others. A special committee recommended a 72600 fund to back the Twenty-four-Hours-Day Club and related acts for needy youths, to be raised by 100 volunteers and turned over to the YMCA-Church Association for ongoing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. AT
Mow Willard
John Bolemen Jr
New Willard Hotel
Henry B. Macfall
Washington
MCGA
Bir Sieman
John W Foster
Sieman
Bleman
Apostle Paul
Appeal by Bishop Harding for Mercy Institution funds
Bishop Harding of the Washington diocese says Washingtonians misjudge the House of Mercy income at 20000 a year. He notes only 9850 is available from the endowment and seeks a larger endowment to keep the institution solvent. Julian James donated the building and 400 a year endowment to the Episcopal process in commemorating the work. Mrs James is praised for her gift of the new home aiding girls and children in care, and Bishop Harding urges local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dullan James
Bishop Harding
James
Washington
Cotterill Case Up Monday In Divorce Suit
Justice Wright in Equity Court No 2 set Monday as the hearing date for arguments on the motion to dismiss the divorce proceedings of Charles A Cotterill against Henry Garland Cotterill. The defense argues District courts lack jurisdiction because the husband was guilty in a prior divorce and fled to Maryland to evade the District marriage laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Wright
Equity Court No
Charles A Cotteritl
Henry Garland Cotterit
Maryland
Army Signal Corps to Buy Plane for Philippines Use
The Army Signal Corps plans to purchase an aeroplane for operation in the Philippines. An order for the machine will be placed within a few days. Lieutenant Frank P Lahm of the Seventh Cavalry, currently in the islands, is expected to be the aviator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Signal Corps
Signal Corps
Army
Philippines
Ldeut Frank P Lahm
Seventh Cavalry
Islands
Burglar Forces Front Door Steals Five Life Policies
A thief forced entry at Howard Morgeris’s Belt Road northwest home last evening while Mrs Morgeris and Miss Margeris read in the dining room. He rifled upper rooms, opened trunks, and escaped with five life insurance policies and an empty purse. Officers investigated but found no clue. the front door was forced and hid in the hall as he moved to the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Morgeris
Miss Margeris
Morgeria
Fim
Duralar Thedon
Ataita
Fraud accusation shocks Washington religious meeting
Dr Charl ie Winbigter, former pastor, denounced Mary Baker Eddy as a fraud at a Washington Psycho-Therapeutic society gathering in the WTU hall. He called Eddy’s book Betance and Health a deception and promised a public demonstration of mental healing on November 21. He also attacked the Catholic Church for endorsing relics' curative powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Church
Washington Psycho-Therapeutic Society
U. Hall
Charlie Winbigter
First Baptist
Winbigler
Mr. Eady
WOC TU
Alan
Windigler
Anacostia Transfers Backed by Local Citizens Group
The Rhode Island Avenue Citizens Association of Anacostia favors the Universal transfer bill after briefing by P V Keating, chairman of the railways committee. The group also approves a water rate increase opposition, urges enforcement of a city vehicle stopping rule, and elects A Beck as secretary replacing Oscar Osterman. William McK Clayton of the Federation of Civic Associations will speak on December 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P V Keating
Rhode Island Avenue
Sunurban Association
Citizens’ Association of
Oscar H Osterman
Test Nigh
William McK Clayton
Federation of Citraena AX Ciations
Association
Names of travelers listed by hotels and cities across regions
A long OCR list of names, places, and households associated with hotels and cities including Chicago New Willard York City Philadelphia Connecticut Kentucky Missouri Massachusetts New York State New Jersey Texas Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia and international entries in Porto Alegre Liverpool Japan Ireland and Japan. The fragment catalogs travelers, spouses, and family members by site and organization, with many initials and misread phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joston
Charieg
Trawwhelder
Ades
Alephard Eboitt
Ghaedler
JM Anderson
Gallere Baleob
New Willard
Brogen
Yamien Shicago
Lewis ‘Thornay
Roche Arington Barky
Moore Fbbitt
Ima Eby
Martin McPhiligsborn
Willard
York City
George J Tuckbater
George Pry
Craig Mechambier
George Louly
UH Ruddick Snarabars
Jwf
Fice
Horiwite
LE Diack
Cook
Cobiena
Amen Peacock
Myst
Eptil
Frank Lartell
JE Pryor
Wall
Ahd
Wits
Richard Lamb
EB. Wales
William Hollian
Uys
Roe
George D Merri
JD Westarvelt
Ang End
Henry C Maybaum
Joseph Laldinase
Po Heuhe
Poacher
LF White Herty
Arin MA Newbhur Woodt
Bo Eaton
Joho
Turner
William Maurice OE
Cantior J_W Appletos
Wempe
Holand Hebden Wiilta Folk
New Willard J. A Crawford
Tantor Pimaadelfria
T Culbert
Arlington
Groot Shorsham
OM “Homman
Rowles
Clyde Mentenbalt
G & Bagley
Charles A. Hawk
Leagan Charios
EL. Brown
BB Rogers
BOD
Avraham “Charlee
H. McCarthy
Lawrence A
Dering Raleigh
Larnie
Maria B. B Hunt
G Patterson
Fister Levin
Haywood
St. James
Kentucky
Kédhedy
Lowterilia Tease ‘Trust
Cauleville
Raleigh Martland
A_ Bowen
Salttroom
Artingion
Hopper
Waltimore Shorakarn
Hi Price
Baltimore
AWC
Maemtar Baltlnors
Balogh
St Michaele
Willard Maqbachusetta
Forace
Murray Lynn
Pitt
Depahoe
Treston
Helen F Lagan Treston
A. Lee
Newark
Red Bank
Raleigh
Howard Ly
Katren Tach
Trenton
GMO
M Sweney
OS Rows
Naahellin
Kew Wierd
TEXAG
J Rosenthal
Galveson Raleigh A
Bherke
Paso New Writard
Miller Staynton
Mumadter Fertalk Euait
Thomas A. Whipple
Wita
Asintey Mirsivann
Martha
Sen Lisrle Bazavida
Frederickaburg
Mamita
Deaville
Francis Greed
Sichiond
New
Ireland
Dr Ho Yake Toxo
Japan
Telegraph Operators Reach Wage Rise Pact Across Railways
Telegraphers on Southern Railway and Baltimore and Ohio reach a fifteen day vacation pact plus wage increases of 12 percent for Southern and 6 percent for B and O. Over 3,700 employees gain, with shorter hours and added passes based on tenure, cost rising about 1200000 annually across the systems. negotiations conclude after months of talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeen Ralway
Baltimore and Cinta Railroad
Southern Raiway
Southern Railway
E A Coapman
H . Alexander
Baltimore and Ohio
Martin A Knapp
United States Court of Commerce
Charles P Nell
Southern
March on Peing Blind Linked With Wesleyan Mission
Report covers ongoing clashes around Hankow and Wuchang with imperialist shelling, revolutionary resistance, and brutal reprisals. Describes naval movements, fort actions, and muttered ploys as rebels seize key forts near Nanking and Shanghai. Also notes Amoy order restored and a hotel worker suit against an employee in Albert Marsh case.
Lillian Russell Court Case Over Gowns From Lady Teazle
Actress Lillian Russell testifies in a New York suit brought by Mrs Osborne Company to recover 1717 from the Shuberts for gowns for the Lady Teazle production in 1904. The Shuberts contend the gowns were not obtained at their direction and that Russell was personally liable. Russell says she reviewed the items and found them reasonable after Mr Shubert urged approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Pass
New York
Willian Russell
Justice Greene
Mre. Osborne Company
Shuberts
Lady Teazle
Miss Russell
Sam Shubert
Shubert
Virginia faculty bans alcohol and froces expulsion risk
University of Virginia President Edwin A Alderman announces a strict campus wide ban on drinking and organized parties. He warns fraternities must not be above the college and declares drunkenness forbidden with possible dismissal, amid campus tensions over fraternity influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottes
University of Virginia
Edwin A Alderman
Virginia
Alderman
Traffic Better Says Hill In New York Visit
Financial reporters swarm the outer rooms awaiting an interview with J Hill as he enters town. Hill hurries out declaring the dry season and refusing comment. He notes Northwest business conditions have improved since last fall and calls the season better though not light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Northwest
Hai
Thieves Take Two Automobiles in City Northwest
Edward Stellwagen of Union Trust Company loses his electric car from 18 Biltmore Street as he found it missing after stepping out around 1 clock. A second owner, E C Henry of 18 Belmont Street, reports another electric car stolen between 10 and 10 15. Police notified. detectives Cox and Berman dispatched but failed to locate the vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Jo Stellwagen
Union Trust Company
Biltmore Street
Stellwaxens
Fourteenth
Q Streets
Henry
Belmont Street
Alan
Cox and Berman
Nelsons Logbook Sold to English Collector
The logbook from Nelsons flagship the Victory, auctioned at Sothebys, was privately bought by T J Barratt, a distinguished English collector. It records Trafalgar battle details in a vivid account written the day after the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Navy
Sothebys
T J Barratt
Trafalgar
Mrs Gates Weds Romeo Mleliatin in New York Church
Mary W Gates, recently divorced from Charles Gates, married Romeo Mleliatin at the Church of the Agcenalon in New York today. The groom, linked to an American oil company, is listed as a resident of Florence Italy. About 60 friends attended the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary W Gates
Romeo Mleliatin
Charles Gates
John W Gates
Florence
Italy
Boy fires shotgun killing two girls in Oklahoma town
In Nowata Oklahoma on November 8 Fred Stannart aged 12 pointed a shotgun at three companions aged 7 and another girl near his father’s home. He unintentionally fired. Bergle sidolay and Madge Stevens died from head wounds while Edith Fisher suffered wounds from which she is expected to die. The children are from nearby families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowata
Okla
Fred Stannart
Bergle Sidolay
Madge Stevens
Edith Fisher
Death of Oscar Bielaski on heart disease en route to hospital
Oscar Bielaski, formerly a Washington baseball figure from over twenty years ago, died from heart disease yesterday after collapsing near Sixth Street NW while being taken to Casualty Hospital in an ambulance. He had worked at the Navy Yard and remained active in coaching teams there. The coroner said no inquest was needed and arrangements would be made for his funeral at Conduit Road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperiallata
Hunan
Wuchang
Ichang
Hiuklang
Nanking
Oscar Bielaski
Washington
Casualty Hospital
Blelaski
Navy Yard
Saventh and
Sixth Street
Nevitt
Conduit Road
Rikki
Naval Yard
Florida seeks men here to found Jacksonville engineering dept
Five officers are chosen to organize Jacksonville's new engineering department. Captain M Markham will be assistant engineer commissioner and consulting beautification adviser. L T Smoot, J E Ballinger, J J Whelpley, and Hankins Middleton assume roles in highways survey, city engineering, and sewer division. Whelpley and Middleton depart for Jacksonville today. Smoot and Ballinger left earlier. Smoot will serve as city engineer in Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fan
Roral
Capt
M Markham
L Tr Smoot
J E Ballinger
Surveyors Office
J J Whelpley
Hankins Middleton
Capt Markham
Whelpley
Middleton
Smoot
Ballager
McNamara murder trial jurors eyed for Christmas delivery
In Los Angeles the McNamara murder trial jury pool grew as 41 men were summoned, with three sworn jurors and one talesman passed for cause. Counsel hope a verdict by Christmas while more venires are drawn and additional talesmen debated. Nearby Indianapolis news notes a separate federal matter where the Indiana Supreme Court grants twenty days for appeal briefs in the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Work case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calov
Talesman
McNamara
Furnroom
Robert F Bain Carpenter
Byron Lisk
Millman
Brewdter
Henyen
JK Sexton
Sam Mendenhall
Walter N Clark
Kenyon
Hig
Harrison Gray Otis
The
Times
Iabor
Talisman Sexton
Indianapolis
Indiana Supreme Court
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Work
JT Markey
Criminal Court
Federal Grand
Street cleaners strike over night work pay in New York
In New York on November 8 diners and helpers of the street cleaning department walked off their posts protesting night work without higher pay. About 2000 drivers plus sweepers and stablemen formed Local 8 of the International Brotherhood of Tearosters. The strike followed Commissioner Edwards and Mayor Gaynor’s refusal to end night shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bpactal
Washington
New York
International Brotherhood of Tearosters
Edwards
Gaynor
Joint note on Cuban war damages from three powers
In Havana in November diplomatic representatives of Great Britain France and Germany presented a joint note demanding payment for property losses of their nationals during the Cuban War of Independence. The U S State Department refuses to confirm action on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Great Britain
France
Germany
Cuba
State Department
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George & Bedet
Joverh
Deckerten Berry & Whitmore
Herre
Brows Dam
Burkley Lam Marti Fo
Chacenar MB
Corcoran
Campbell MG Cappaims
Coptoharer
Tonnetty
Coleman
Parry
Teele
William Delaney
de Molt
Intex Demunst
George
C. Gatwater
Maury Dove
Duckring
Rosentaté
Tir Latimer Myer Folcheimner
Max Wiecher
AM Bier
Fookes
Ian Gane
Graham Fynt
Graham Wow Firimih M
Goldanders
Jillan Ih
Curleby A Gute Wit
Onde FC
Grunman
Gwonor Sani Mart Werte Hahn
Haas Charles J Haus
John Haven Charter & Hancick
Hugh F Yarvey
Harper
Hebpard
Mick Willang
Holtman
Aoge
Houna
Herrmann
Fo Hunt
Monstala AO
Martariy
Jamra
Joseph Jacobs
Ayn Kann
Kaufman
Xvatt
Henry F
Keufman
King Will Kihip Hacer Kite
Orgo Po
Killian Charlee
Richard Ly Lamb
Charles F
Canman
Lev Lger
Mérler Charlee
Mt Potter
Max
Roeembar
Kel Tsader
Arhaelders
Sona
Hetmi Spero Bret Shab Wen
Charles Anwarte
Shatterk
John Samaker Maley
Nhunate
Abo
Siem
Sleman
Cuno H Jtudolph
Rudolph
Tne Bank
Samuel H Greene
Churchman
John R Mott
YMCA
MCA
North America
Third India
National Capital
Charles TF Tittmano
Ala
Cotterill
KEW Aero
Galt & Msro
Pennsylvaniia Avenue
Joseph Strasburger
Belt Road
Gallsmes, Eddy
Winbigter
Anacostia
Alexander
Hankow
Thia
Plang
Hanyong Hill
Hanyan
Shanghai
Revolutinnaries
Chang Chun
Tokyo
Liang Chi-Chiao
Hare
Peking
China
Amoy
Conal
Cansul
Canton
Ewan
Heangtung
Canton Ia
Kwang
Willams
Petrie
Shantung
Bng
Bawyer
Albert R. Marsh
James F Kelly
Kelly
Marah
Lillian Russell
Atu
Dnck
Hill
Great Northern
Edward
Stellwagen
F C
Henry Wietuma
Nelson
Mrs. Gates
Romeo Mighetta
Florida
M'Hamara
Wis. Ave
Christian Xander
7Th St. Su
Columbia Theater
Mme. de la Vie
Mme de la Vie
Carter
Washington Loan and Trust Building
F Streets
Jack London
A. Conan Doyle
Sir Gilbert Parker
Rex Beach Gouverneur Morris
Max Nordau
POST
Castelberg
Penne
Avenue N. W
New York Ave
Niac
Page's Laundry Co
E St
Hutching
VG Fisher Art Company
Washington Rail O and Alestrie Company
LECEN
Yasable Phc Mbfr
Milburm, H“Ister & GO
Washington, D
Ballentize
Geen Donen Shoemaker Co
Hines Tise
Rufus ci. Darby Printing Co
W. W. Deal & CO
Behly
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