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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1905

Page

9

Respite Granted for Two Federal Murder Defendants

The President granted a respite to William Walter Hamilton and William Burge, both condemned for murder in the United States jail, so attorneys may pursue appeals. Hamilton and Burge, described as content and religiously engaged, join Sunday services and remain optimistic about escaping the gallows as they await Court of Appeals review. Twelve others charged with murder remain in custody, with cases pending trial and details on defendants including Donovan, Jones, and Lacy.

Hamilton Burge Bastile Willam Walter Hamilton William Burge United States Federal Nineteenth and B Streets Hamiton Jeremiah Donovan Frank Jones Jacob Lacy Pendleton F. Taylor Thomas E. Whitney Mary Graves Edward Ferguson Richard Chase John F. Mercer James H Gaskins T Donovan Lveana Twenty-first Street Criminal Court Garfield Guiteau

The Jail Conditions and Daily Life of Inmates

The article describes prison overcrowding risks with up to 587 inmates, small cells, and outbreaks of smallpox. It notes that trusties run the jail at times, though escapes are not recorded, and details meals, bread choices, and the composition of prisoners largely being African American for assault and theft offenses, with Sunday services in the central rotunda.

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Plans for the Plaza A circular open space near railroad station

Washington officials study a circular plaza 450 feet radius fronting the new union station. Two rows of lindens line curbs and a central half circle with a fountain form the interior parking area. Temporary pavements will be used until 1907 ground settles. engineers foresee a premier urban park with connected city spaces. The Mikado will be staged by Crescent Opera Club at Odd Fellows Hall on Friday night, followed by dancing.

Union Station Massachusetts Ave Nue First Street Massachusetts Avenue CB. Hunt Hunt Washington Capitol Plaza North Capitol Thst Hutter Red Clover Crescent Opera Club Orphella J Hart Odd Fellows’ Hall Seventh Street Northwest

Good Homes and New Houses in Rhode Island Area

Multiple listings describe 8 story, tiled bath homes with southern exposure near Rock Creek Park, 9 to 10 rooms, hot water heat, and decorative features. Prices range from 5 500 to 6 500 with terms and rent details. additional brick and duplex houses near Lincoln Park, one and two family units, and an exclusive Washington Heights corner house offered by exclusive agents.

Rhode Island MT Bleas Rock Chhh Park 14Th Street Washington Heights Connecticut Avenue Bridge Zoo Park Baltimore Street Baltimore Lincoln Park Tywo-fambly STATE NAVY Amoauo Conn Rock Creek Park

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