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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1913

Page

6

Wire theft suspects held in Alexandria court

Frequent copper wire thefts from telephone and telegraph firms led to arrests of William Nowlin and Joseph Buckley after 400 pounds vanished from Robert Portner Brewery area. Nowlin jailed six months on roads, Buckley offered light sentence for turning state's evidence as hospitalization and public works loom in other city news.

Washington Post Bureau King Street Alexandria Robert Portner North Henry Street William Nowlin Southern Bell Telephone Company

Injunction Suit Over Automatic Fenders in Rail Cars

The Washington Virginia Railway Company seeks to block a court order mandating automatic fenders and wheel guards on its cars. The defense argues no discrimination exists, noting Baltimore cars are likewise required to use the equipment on the line between the Treasury building and White House station.

Washington-Virginia Railway Company Baltimore Treasury Building White House

Better City Lights Urged For Major Washington Streets

A Retail Merchants' Association committee asked District commissioners to install are lights along F Street G Street and New York Avenue between Ninth and Fifteenth streets. The group cited a plan similar to Pennsylvania Avenue and suggested no cost to the District through a lighting company deal. Manager William T Russell urged a well lighted heart of the city, saying the area from Pennsylvania Avenue to New York Avenue and Union Station to Fifteenth Street should be an anchor for Washington’s City Beautiful efforts.

G Street New York Avenue Ninth Fifteenth Streets Retail Merchants’ Association Pennsylvania Avenue E C Graham Mgr William T Russell St Patrick’s Church Union Station Fifteenth Street National Capital Washington

Richard Roland Confederate Vet Dies in Alexandria

Richard Roland a Confederate veteran and longtime Democratic worker in the Fourth ward died at his home 224 North Royal street aged about 70. He leaves five sons Adelaide Alice Rosa, three daughters, numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. He served with the Seventeenth Virginia regiment and worked forty three years for the Southern Railway. He was a member of the Knights of Pythias and the United Confederate Veterans R E Lee Camp. The funeral is tomorrow at 3 PM from his residence. Coal dealers muse plan protest to Interstate Commerce Commission against higher freight rates with rooms of the chamber of commerce. Also probate of Mrs M E Youngs will grants sums to Rev H J Cutler and Annie B Hickey with Mary B Osterman named executrix. Laura Rector and Thomas J Marshall wed at Grace Church rectory Philadelphia home to be. Poultry show plan discussed by Northern Virginia Poultry and Live Stock Association in Harrie White office at noon Friday.

Richard, Morena Fourth Ward North Royal Street Enoch Ernest Richard Charles Grover Adelaide Alice Rosa Seventeenth Virginia Regiment Southern Railway Roland Knights of Pythias R. E. Lee United Confederate Veterans Alexandria Chamber of Commerce Interstate Commerce Commivision Commission M. E. Young Mery BE. Young Circuit Court H. J. Cutler St Mary's Catholic Church Annie B. Hickey San Francisco Cal Mary B. Osterman Washington, D. C Poultry and Live Stock Association of Northern Virginia Harrie White

Utilities Commission Orders Public Lines Use In Decorations

The Utilities Commission, via Corporation Counsel Syme, told a court that all public lines must incorporate decorations, stressing equal access and non discrimination. The discussion followed a recent inquiry into floral displays and related design requirements for municipal utilities.

Pyles Stores Speaker Promotes Currency Bill at Ten Mile

Local notice lists J Coxey speaking on current currency bill at 10th Street venue. Also mentions grocers and soft drink items, fruit and produce prices, and a theater program with Vale Young and Miss Melding performing Parsifal at Ye Theater for today only plus Harvey's ballroom dance exhibition by Alfred Patton Glhbe and Marguerite Rafferty Kerwin.

Hama Ioc Areifal Vale, Young Misa Harvey's Alfred Patton Glhbe Marguerite K. Rafferty Kerwin

Fisher Denies Guilt One Count In Indictment

William J Fisher, clerk at isthmian canal commission, arraigned in Rockville circuit court on the August 2 murder of William L Altdorfer at Chevy Chase. Indictment notes felonious killing but allows verdicts of first or second degree murder or manslaughter. Trial likely within ten days. Fisher pleads not guilty and is defended by Arthur Peter and Thomas Dawenon. State's Attorney Spates aided by John A Garrett as special prosecutor.

Washington Post Rockville William J. Fisher Isthmian Canal Commission William L Altdorfer Chevy Chase Peter Fisher Thomas Daw‘son Querry Guillty John L. Brunett Wiliam Altdorfer Bate Arthur Peter Washington Thomas Dawenon O. Spates John A. Garrett

Washington Railway and Electric Company Guards Books

The Washington Railway and Electric Company protects its books and papers as they are moved daily between offices and the District building, avoiding the government vaults. Proceedings were held behind closed doors with examination of the books continuing, expected to take about two weeks. District representatives include Commissioner Harding, Corporation Counsel Syme, Capt. Julian I. Robbley, and Statistician J. G. Williams, while counsel for the company are J. J. Darlington and Charles I. Hoin.

Utilities Commission Washington Railway and Electric Company Ths Hnameer Harding Syme Julian I. Robbley J. G. Willams Rpil~ Way Company J. J. Darlington Charlies I.hoin New York

Moses Goldenberg Buys G Street Property for 27800

Moses Goldenberg purchased the four story brick G Street building for 27800 at a trustees sale conducted by Chaertes Linkins and Harry Nerment. The lot is over 2000 square feet with a store on the first floor and three apartment floors above. The deed named Mamis B Nerment as beneficiary and the building offers modern conveniences with a monthly income of 200 under the existing lease.

Moses Goldenberg Sir Getreat North Woeat Mr. Goldenberg Chaertes Linkins Harry Nerment Mamis BE. Nerment

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