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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1907

Page

13

Railway Collision Probe. Commissioners to Determine Responsibility

Corporation Counsel confirms Commissioners hold power to investigate the railway collision near New Jersey Avenue and D Street Southeast last Tuesday evening. Inquiry set for next Wednesday at 2 PM. witnesses may include railroad officials and employees. Detectives report the switch had been broken for days and spiked on the northbound track, with a cross-over near the tunnel entrance implicated in train 215’s movement.

Thomas New Jersey Avenue D Street Southeast Clutriet Cammisalinera Commissionera Congress Court of Appeals Columbia District of Columbia Mathews Fifth Precinct Burlingame Herman Smith Sylvester Rairoad Offoia Forth

District to build own power plant in new city hall

Assistant Secretary Reynolds submits to Commissioners a plan allowing the District of Columbia to install and operate an electric generating plant in the new municipal building without federal appropriation, finding heating and lighting cheaper than private options. The decision also affects the McKinley and Armstrong school rooms, sewage disposal station, Bryant Street pumping station, and Home for the Aged and Infirm.

Congress Treasury Reynolds Secretary of the Treasury Treasury Department McKinley Armstrong Manual Training Rohonns Mryant Street

Colton Wile Case Hearing Sets Estate Battle

A probate hearing was scheduled in the Probate Court for January 3 to decide the former residence of the late Mrs Ellen Colton and the domicile for probate. The Colton will left about $100,000 to Mire MC Danigren with a nominal $100 share for Colton’s wife, while the case raises whether California or Washington authorities have jurisdiction due to Mrs Colton’s years in Santa Cruz and a long residence in the city.

Ellen Mr Colton Sacher Paris France Helen Tm Satcher Farnard Colton Danigren Witle Mate le Gautue California Calton Gould District Supreme Court Upton Teas Tatrix City Washington Real Estate Mra Gul'ton Inere Santa Crus

Fright costs a life on the railroad tracks

Dominick Lcartello a 27 year old laborer living at 30 F street northwest died after being struck by a shifting Southern Railway locomotive on the tracks at Twelfth Street and Maryland Avenue southwest. He was concreting ties when the engine approached, his body hurled about fifty feet, and he died during surgery at Ismergency Hospital. A coroner’s inquest certified the death as accidental. Correspondents plan a meeting and election for a new press gallery committee on Saturday November 30 at the Washington Pax Building. Always In Great Demand Velvet ice cream remains a drugstore staple.

Dominick Lcartello Twelfth Street Maryland Avenue Southwest Southern Railway Ismergency ‘Hospital Senate House Washington Paxt

Multiple church notices mix at downtown meeting schedule

A dense OCR fragment lists sermons and events from Baptist, Methodist, Congregational, Christian Science, and other churches. It mentions Calvary Baptist near Seventh Street, Rev Freeman of Santafo, and a women’s union meeting at Union mission. Also notes Metropolitan Memorial Church, First Congregational, and various society speakers from YMGA and YWCA with dates and times for services and gatherings.

Calvary Baptist Church Rightil Che Tor Pai Cinb Bee Tharray Memtine Chantealchas Ter Genge & Whitehoure Fifth Baptist Chungh Saventh Streat Eouthwent Wastes Bruner Dutets Rav Smith Nell Allan Suxcidgho Mina Grace Belinda Philadelphia YMGA Will Brax Macting Buna Ational Y York City Hunton YMC Cal Wil Jom Frames Y Woca Thir City Temarior Nunelur peRrar Ecbyul Rt Ail Ager Errace All Methodist Episcopal Vetropolitan Memorial MB Church RB Glenn North Carolina Brietol Servaol Byworth League Hi Pi Tar Junior Orgen United American Mechanica Meroapottt ‘Church Dr Drletel I Congregational First Congregational Church Tentie Mirecce Norihwant Ray Samuel “Woodrow Bull Fort. Presbyterian Church Scrinton Parton Quarrel and Chorus Choir Iumtor NEW Church Sixterath Corcoran Zewutl Krutge Sweden Church OF Christ Mesmer Ratialng Evangelical Christian Science Canisha Acauce Church Ms Kabler Ing Narewe Eateret Texmental Siusiing Wesneaiay Delft Ronswad Patloule Farragut Secular League Surjace Neal Maurice Pechin Pythioe Temple Ninth Street Narchest Polae Servans Coorg Worka Stranger Melcomed Young Women's Christian Association Addrenser

Probate notes reveal multiple bequests and executors

Four chila were admitted to probate detailing the Berry and Tauber schraidt estates with heirs Ferdinand Florence Charles a son and daughters receiving real estate and insurance. The will of George Tauber schraidt leaves the entire estate to the Rupport Home for the Aged. James L. Davis and Hattie M. Greenfield wills appoint executors and distribute real estate diamonds and jewelry to named beneficiaries.

Henrietta L Berry Ferdinand Berry Florence M. Berry Charles B Berry George Tauberschraidt Rupport Myer Cohen

Hotel thieves sentenced in criminal court No 2

Harry Atwood received seven years and Frank Adams three years in the penitentiary for housebreaking and larceny. Both were convicted of entering rooms at the Riggs House and stealing money and clothes. They were arrested on a train bound for Philadelphia days after the burglaries.

Harry Atwood Frank Adams Enitentiary Riggs House Philadelphia

Capusaya Mining Receivership Hearing Indefinitely Continued

An indefinite committee has been entered on the application for a receiver for the Capusaya Mining Company in Equity Court No 2 before Justice Gould. Negotiations to settle the company’s difficulties are ongoing but not public.

Capusaya Capusaya Mining Company Justice Gould

Park Road Dwellings Planned by Windough and Shannon

Windough and Shannon will erect three two story brick dwellings at 549 661 and 553 Park road northwest at an estimated cost of about 10000 dollars with Joseph Bohn Jr drawing the plans and work to begin immediately. Andrew Lipscomb a lawyer at 115 F street notes the Supreme Court of the United States District and Virginia.

Wwew Park Road Windough & Shannon Joseph Bohn Ian Andrew Lipscomb F Street Sane Supreme Court of United States District and Virginia

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