Sands Files Answer Denying Daughter's Charges in Estate Case
Francis P B Sands a Honolulu lawyer filed an answer in the District Supreme Court denying that he is a trustee under the late Mrs Sands will and claiming his role is that of a life tenant with powers to manage sell or reinvest estate assets He provides letters from his daughters Marie E A Sands and Virginia Sands expressing unequivocal approval of his administration detailing how he safeguarded the home and funds while explaining sales and investments made to preserve the estate The filing notes the will authorization to manage as best fits his view and asserts the real complainant is Capt Edward Anderson husband of the plaintiff Mrs Henrietta Sands Anderson The document covers about 46 typewritten pages ands nearly 60 pages of exhibits detailing estate accounts and investment history
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Francis P. B. Sands
District Supreme Court
Henrietta Sands Anderson
Edward Anderson
Seventh Cavalry
U. S.A
Anderson
Sands
Ularmg
Marie E. A. Sands
Francis‘ Virginia Sands
Frances Virginia Sands
Vicgtnia
Tie
Edoward Anderson
District of Columbia
Igos
Andersen
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Capt. Anderson
Apt. Anderson
Bande
Sands Defends Estate Management and Life Interest
The article outlines that his bond was discharged after an executor was concluded and he asserts all actions were authorized by his late wife’s will. It notes the estate remains within about $3,000 of its value at her death despite encroachments and covers his view of the dispute with his daughter. Sands denies the court’s power to replace his life estate with a receiver as prayed, with R. Ross Perry & Son representing him.
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Lfé
R. Ross Perry & Son
Sands
Washington Man Sues Holland and Electric Boat Firms
The New York appellate division reverses a special term order for examining the president and a director of the Electric Boat Company and the Holland Torpedo Boat Company. Francis P. Sands of Washington seeks to sue for fraud and breach of contract over duties to secure a Russian submarine order, claiming 10 percent of the purchase price. The court limits the examination to Holland Boat Company papers, finding no shown involvement by the Electric Boat Company.
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Washington
Holland Torpedo Boat Company
New York
Supreme Court
Electric Boat Company
Francis P. B. Sands
Sands
Russia
Holland Boat Company
Hklectric Boat Company
Republicans to Jubiliate Mass Meeting in December Plans Banquet
A large Republican gathering at Metterott Hall discussed reports from committees to mark the party victory. A mammoth December meeting, invitations to national leaders, and inaugural parade participation were planned. A statewide jubilee banquet is set for December 12 at National Rifles Armory with notable guests and musical features.
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Roosevelt and Fairbanks League
Junior Old Boys’ Marching Club
Metterott Hall
Frank K. Raymond
League
Frank B. Metzerott
D. W. Wood
George W. Drew
J. G. Hiatt
C. A. Pfau
Frank Kearney
Frank B. Metzerolt
William A. Hickey
D. W. Greaves
Washington
Ed J. Hoad
T. A. Lee
L. W. Kearney
D. C. Moffat
John J. Brosnan
Columbian Building
National Rifles’ Armory
Guy A. Schuldt
Fifth Street
New York
Wiliam C. Connor
Middleton Smith
New Jersey
Wiliam Fox
A. M. Lawson
Kentucky
Milo Shanks
Jackson Morris
Ohio
William L. Symons
Ma.f. HH. Bragugin
Nebraska
Charles KE. Thatcher
Pal EB. Winter
Missouri
Will A. Morris
W. H. Smith
Wisconsin
Becker
A. FE. Cowles
Old Boys
John 8. Chase
American College League
WF. Ruckert
Inaugural Committee Chair Appointment Delayed
National Chairman Cortelyou said he is not ready to announce an inaugural committee chair. He has discussed plans with leading citizens and may appoint three vice chairmen. A rumor links F C Stevens to the treasurer post. Ellen W Keen will probate. Hattie A Keen named sole heir and executrix.
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F. C. Stevens
New Commercial National Bank
Ellen W. Keen
Hattie A. Keen
Suffering in Sassun Describes Harput Report on Massacre Survivors
American consul at Harput Mr. Norton reports to the State Department that about 10,000 Sassun survivors in Mush district are without food and shelter after a massacre. Homes were burned, livestock lost, and children increasingly ill. aid is urgently needed before winter.
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State Department
Harput
Macedonia
Mush
Mr. Norton
Sassun
W. J. Heathcote
Boston
Thomas H. Norton
Harpur
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Witnesses Describe Judge Swayne Expenses in Fort Worth Inquiry
W F Hardwick a Fort Worth hotelman testified Judge Swayne stayed a day and three quarters costing 6 25. BE T Davis Pensacola testified on travel costs across Southern cities. Davis said he joined the probe to protect clients potentially harmed by Swayne’s court. Names of clients objected to. Davis also noted custody of Huskins property and Hoskins bankruptcy figures. Committee adjourned to continue today.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Judge Swayne
BE. T. Davis
Pensacola
Fla
New Ohleans
Birmingham
Ala
Charles T. Davis
Huskins
W. He. Hoskins
Swayne
Richardson
Hoskins
False Pretenses Charged In Capitol Laundry Deal
Ernest W. Ladd keeper of a lodging house on Twelfth Street NW was arrested on a warrant for false pretenses. William A. Yates, complainant, bought Ladd’s interest in Capitol Laundry for $1,103 based on Ladd’s claimed $30 to $40 weekly income, but the warrant alleges the sale was secured by false statements.
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Twelfth Street Northwest
Parham
O’brien
William A. Yates
Thirteenth Street Northwest
Yates
Ladd
Capitol
Thirty-second
Water Streets
Georgetown
History of St Patrick's Church lecture at New Carroll Hall
Dr Charles Warten Curtier lectured on the History of St Patrick's Church at New Carroll Hall with about 100 stereopticon views. He traced the parish from a small chapel to Gothic buildings, praised past pastors, highlighted Roosevelt, and noted an orphan-children event closing the week.
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Charles Warten Curtier
New Carroll Hall
Charles Warren Curftier
St. Patrick’s Church
Father Currier
Columbus
America
St. Patrick's
Tenth and
E Streets
Washington
United States
St. Patrick
Currier
Father Matthew
Walter
Stafford
Ufe
Roosevelt
Dr. Stafford
William J. Carroll
Roosevel
St. Joseph's
St. Vincent'’s Asylums
Funeral of Moses Cohen Prominent Fraternal Leader
Moses Cohen died suddenly of heart failure at 1130 Eighth Street NW. Funeral Sunday at 9:30 a.m. from his home conducted by Rabbis Stern and Simon of the Washington Hebrew Temple. Interment Machpelah Cemetery. Born December 1840 in Baltimore, he moved to Washington in 1857, married Henrietta Loeb in 1862, and held many fraternal titles including past archon of Heptasophs and grand president of Kosher Shel Bozel. Survived by eight children: sons Myer, Jacob G., and S. M., and daughters Mrs. Julia Selinger, Mrs. Alfred Selinger, Miss Mabel Cohen, Mrs. Henry Panitz, and Mrs. William Katz.
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Moses Cohen
Eighth Street Northwest
Stern
Simon
Washington
Henrietta Loeb
Washington Hebrew Congregation
Arcon
Independent Order of Heptasophs
Henry Panitz
William Katz
Baltimore
Charge of Incorrigibility Against Mussante Boy
Sylvester Mussante a fifteen year old was arrested by First precinct police for stealing items from his home including a gold watch revolver and jewelry. He admitted guilt and said he sold most things. The boy who lived at Chesapeake Junction and helped at the family grocery will be arraigned in Juvenile Court today.
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Alexander Hector
Ninth Precinct
Galpin
Charles Sweet
Hector
Mussante
Sylvester Mussante
First Precinct
Chesapeake Junction
Thirteenth Street
Sylvester
Mussantes
Russian immigrant nearly dies after drinking furniture polish
Samuel Marcus thirty is treated at Emergency Hospital after consuming nitrobenzine based furniture polish mistaken for whisky. A partner says identical bottles on the bureau at 736 Sixth Street NW led to the accident. Marcus and Schammann were traveling in the region seeking the polish. Also noted is a box party by the ladies auxiliary of Cush ing Camp Sons of Veterans at Oppenheimer's Hall with music and dancing. The Interstate Commerce Commission coal rate case against Philadelphia and Reading Railway sees a postponement withdrawn and scheduled for November 29 in Washington at 10 o'clock.
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Oll
Marcus
Max Schalmann
Schammann
Sixth Street
Long
Schainmann
Russia
Ladies’ Auxiliary
William 4. Cushing Camp
Sons of Veterans
Company
Oppenheimer's Hall
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wiliam Randolph Hearst
Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company
Washington
Children in Pretty Dances at New National Theater
Miss Minnie E. Hawke directed a two part program titled In the Redime of Fiwerland and Summer in Fairyland at the New National Theater. Children aged three to thirteen performed dancing and singing in floral ballets, followed by a Highlanders march. The cast included numerous young performers and several adult masters.
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M.mock
M. Moore
BE. Lee
M. M. Sullivan
M. Buell
B. Schaper
M. Seamore
M. Kaufman
E. Pattison
H. Lockwood
A. Robinson
E. Sheetz
E. White
A. Howell
M. Kirby
M. McCain
G. Dement
H. Buel
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T. Payne
M. Hitler
J. Alderman
J. Ansley
E. Dorsey
FH. Shaw
B. Hahn
R. Wilett
M. Jochum
Boxing Lesson Ends With Fortesque Knockdown at White House
Lieut Fortesque of the U S Army gave President Roosevelt a boxing lesson at the White House. They sparred cautiously as Fortesque avoided leads until a solid right hand dropped him to the floor. A club report suggesting accidental injuries followed the incident.
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Fortesque
White House
Roose
Eace
Lieut. Fortesque
Weather Conditions From the Weather Bureau Report
A Friday night weather bulletin notes high pressure over most of the country with clear skies except the Northeast and North Pacific Coast. Temperatures are generally below normal east of the Rockies, with West Gulf states warmer. Rain or snow is forecast for the West Gulf, Montana, and the North Pacific Coast through Saturday and Sunday, with winds varying by coast and region. Special storm warnings extend from Port Crescent westward to the Columbia River mouth.
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Weather Bureau
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Lake Region
Pacifi
Texas
Rocky Mountains
West Gulf States
East Gulf States
Montana
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New England
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South Atlantic Coast
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West Gulf Coast
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Lower Lakes
Grand Banks
Norecast
Port Crescent
Columbia River
Bundiges
Saengerbunds Top District Bowling Scores Against Acmes
Saengerbunds posted 7934 and 0930 totals to outpace Acmes 38867 and 941 in the District League. G P 678 took two series with the Commissioners, but the Saengerbund-Acme clash dominated the page. A newsboy in an uptown shop traded a cent for a match, then gave it away with a joke. A Russian student disturbance was quelled by police persuasion, signaling a shift from brutal force to humane methods. An Indianapolis News note asks, is it worth it for Russia and Japan?
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Acmes
G. P
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Russia
Wrangling An Old Couple's Troubles Than Coffee
An elderly Kansas couple recounts how switching from coffee to Postum Food Coffee cured the wife’s stomach distress, ending years of coffee use and doctor visits. The husband credits Postum with improved health, urges others to consider it, and notes the slogan There’s a reason in every package.
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Soe
Carl
Postum
Postum Company
Battle Creek
Mich
Westville
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