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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1904
Page
9
Treasury receipts and expenditures with bank notes redeemed. Internal revenue, customs, and miscellaneous gains totaling over two million dollars. expenses around one point three million. Local ads promote foods, groceries, and services with varied prices. includes flour, hams, coffee, meats, and household goods.
District commissioners held another session in the Stutler investigation as new witnesses were to testify and Lilly & Robinson books were to be opened. Robinson denied bribe offers while Stutler admitted attempts but said he did not report them. The hearing will continue with Bayley and Conrad expected to testify and more sessions likely tomorrow.
Indistinct testimony centers on Rob inson and Stutler with references to Christmas 1899 and Thanksgiving 1900. Witness recalls being told of threats and a hold up by the superintendent. John Wairfax Conrad testifies to Dodge and Robinson notes about witness calls and job risk with Rusk.
William Jenkins faces manslaughter charges for the death of John Hopper after a blow on Pennsylvania avenue near Four and a Half Street Northwest on June 11. Assistant US Attorney Bashy-Smith leads the case for the government with defense by Lipscomb and Meigs. Also reported: trench collapse injures William Carter, a 20 year old Black worker, at 155 Twenty–fifth Street NW. He suffered a broken left leg and was hospitalized. Ellen Chisley of 462 Ridge Street NW is identified as the Berwyn car victim, declared accidental death by Coroner Nevitt.
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