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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1905

Page

11

Trial opens in murder case of Nettie Taylor

Pendleton Fillmore Taylor is charged with murdering his wife Nettie Taylor at their Georgetown home by hatchet blows on December 28 1904. His eight year old daughter Bertha testified he struck her mother five times and then cut his own throat before fleeing. Prosecution outlines prior assaults and plans to prove self defense as urged by defense citing an earlier knife attack.

Pendleton Fillmore Taylor Nettle Twenty-sixth Street Bansbey- Smith Taylor Georgetown Georgetown University Hospital Washington Asylum Kall Busby-Smith George P Hoover Faylor Strick Nettle Faylor Hoover Representative Rixey Virginia Larkin W Glazebrook Nettie Taylor George I Waugh Sungeon Nettle Taylor Timothy Sullivan Washington Asylum Hospital Roy Adams Jennie Taylor Lizzie Grooms Mary Smith Bertha Taylor

Funds for Confederates. Southern Relief Society plans Thanksgiving aid

The Southern Relief Society raised over 75 dollars at its annual reception to aid indigent Confederate veterans and families. Newly elected officers include Nan Randolph Heth as president and Albert Akers as first vice president. The event at Confederate Hall was led by Rosalie H. Bocock with notable guests such as ex Senate member Butler and Miss Minetree.

Southern Relief Society oMicera Thia Misa Nan Nie Randolph Heth Albert Akers Milas Susan Hetzel Archibald Young Mra J C Wheeler Confederate Hall Arrests Northwest Rosalie H. Bocock South Tfhe Vira Butler South Carolina Joseph P Minetree Minetree Hickey

Raymond Must Go to Jail for Libel Case

Albert M Raymond must serve five years imprisonment after the Court of Appeals reaffirmed his libel conviction. The sentence stems from communications accusing May Sylvester chief of police and Snowden Ashford inspector of buildings of corruption. Raymond argued his case at trial and on appeal and is currently on bail awaiting the appellate mandate before custody.

Court of Appeals Albert M Raymond Wright May Sylvester Snowden Ashford District County of Appeals Raymond Appellate Court District Supreme Court

Treasury Cat Nuisance Reduced to Three Mousers

Treasury clerks report progress in exterminating former rat and mice pests that once infested the vaults. After years of cat control and building changes, only three cats remain, now nightly fed by night watchmen amid continued vigilance.

Treasury Travry Rata Times Treasury Vaults Trey

Jailbreaker Coming Back From Germany on Escape Record

Charles OConnell alias Henry T Hardy, an American jailbreaker, has completed a twelve year term in a German prison and will be returned to the United States in German custody. Previously escaping Clinton Prison in 1883, he robbed banks in New York and Canada, fled to Europe, and was recaptured in Frankfurt before his impending transfer to Clinton. Justice Wright postponed a related hearing on indictments for conspiracy in the Dimond-Benson-Hyde Schneffer cases for two weeks.

Charles O Connell Henry T Hardy Germany James Jackson Deyo Clinton Prison Dannemora Wes United States O’connell Clinton Messrs Jackson Suite Berlin Eltogether Mafk Londor Pans Oconnell Aga Plattsburg Nile Canada Bank of Quebec Bank of Montreal Basaage Europe Baden Baden Sion Frankfort-on-the-Main Justice Wright Dimond-Benson-Hyde Schneffer

Regulation to imprison false alarm offenses proposed

The corporation counsel sent the draft police regulation to the Commissioners yesterday. It proposes imprisonment for persons who turn in false alarms. The current draft also includes fines and lists specimen plant names Shaffer 14th Eye.

Sunday Orders for Fussell's Ice Cream Reed until 10 pm

Vintage newspaper ad style lists Fussell's ice cream Sunday hours till 10 pm and a collage of groceries and crackers with prices. The page markets Red Clover Creamery products and various staples, with promotional lines and local retailers including Voigt's and Sauter's Cafe. Names of stores, products, and prices present. no cohesive news event.

Fussell Hargenner Hutter

Man's Store promotes Thanksgiving suit and overcoat sale

The ad urges immediate purchase of suits and overcoats, highlighting early wear benefits and special Thanksgiving pricing. It touts elegant overcoats and suits on offer at 1.75 dollars, claiming a savings of five dollars value.

Odorless Milter Heaters Touted as Safe by Manufacturer

Milter ON Heaters claim odorless operation and absolute safety in use. The notice references drum heaters, pricing disruption, and mentions C A Muddiman and Co with unclear listings of agents and distributors.

Milter Muddiman & Co

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