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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1911

Page

4

Washington Architecture Club Backs Off Plan to Seek Federal Drawings

The Washington Architectural Club debated a Treasury plan to procure general federal building designs by competition but took no action. Members pressed against the policy while noting vacancies caused by draftsmen leaving Treasury. J M Leisenring was elected president for the ensuing year with D J BE Six as vice president and other officers named. Fr L Watmough declined candidacy due to other duties. The retiring president O L Harding reviewed a year of strong prosperity and social activity. Young artist Wi Schaefer won the catalogue cover competition for the annual exhibition.

Washington Architectural Club Supervising Architects Treasury Department J. M. Leisenring FR. L. Watmough D. J. BE. Six A. L. Blakeslee J. Willis F. B. Wheaton C. O. Stevens J. C. Wheeler O. L. Harding Aften Harding Wi Schaefer

War Department Changes in Classified Service Announced

The War Department released a list of new appointments, promotions, resignations, and transfers across offices including Adjutant General, Surgeon General, Chief of Engineers, Chief of Ordnance, and the Bureau of Insular Affairs. Notable entries include clerks earning from 710 to 1400 dollars annually and several clerks advancing to higher pay grades. Several resignations followed, notably in the Office of the Chief of Engineers and the Bureau of Insular Affairs.

Adjutant General's Office Joe H. Jacobsen L. Herbert Martin Irving Winslow Robert A. Proctor Barnard R. Youngman Quartermaster General Edward F. Davia, Jr Nathan N. Thorney Frank C. Swaygee Clarence M Peck Herbert G. Powell Chief of Ordnance Edward F. Ramsay Leon W. Sensabaugh Chief of Engineers Paull. Shaw Bureau of Inanular Affairs John F. Welch Harry 2. Spears George 8. Nutt Charles T. Fake James G. Patrick John P. Yeatman George H. Poulston, Jr Carolyn M. Kirby Bureau of Insular Affairs Henry C. Clark

Al Adams Daughter Granted Divorce in Newport Court

Evelyn A Napoleone formerly of New York, daughter of the late Al Adams, won a divorce from Paul Ernest Napoleons of Paris in the superior court on October 3. Grounded on neglect to provide, the decree grants her custody of their minor child. The testimony alleged lack of support and unauthorized use of her money and her stock.

Newport R. 1 Evelyn A. Napoleone New York al Adams Paul Ernest Napoleons Paris Napoleons

Aviator Lands in Swamp After Bi Plane Crash

Danbury Connecticut October 3 George Schmitt an aviator fell from a bi plane here and crashed into a swamp. He was unconscious on pickup but soon recovered and no serious injuries were found after hospital examination. The plane wrecked and wheels sank in swamp land preventing further harm.

Danbury Conn George Schmitt Schmitt Danbury Fair

Mrs Reyburn in Hospital After Second Operation

Mrs John E Reyburn wife of Philadelphia mayor underwent a second operation at St Marys Hospital Rochester Minn The note from Gen Crozier says the procedure was not serious and she is recovering well A brother and daughter arrived to stay with her as she passes the critical stage and will return to Philadelphia soon Varied spellings in OCR omitted for clarity.

Philadelphia Rochester Minn John E. Reyburn St. Mary's Hospital Reyburn

Cra zg to Listeners by Brander Matthews

The Sunday Peat Monthly Magazine Section previews a humorous piece by Brander Matthews titled Cra zg to Listeners. Matthews, a noted lecturer and after-dinner speaker, jokes about inept orators and suggests a society to curb lulls and prevent tedium among listeners.

Sunday Peat Monthly John T McCutcheon Brander Matthews Matthews

United States Court of Customs Appeals Legal Records

Complex docket listing numerous cases before the United States Court of Customs Appeals and related courts. Highlights include opinions and submissions across multiple No. dockets, with names like Misroutsloos, Peppers, Jackson Company, Gwerton Company, Leserus Rosenfeld, and Baumgarten Sculptures. Also notes adoptions, admissions to practice, and various Interstate Commerce Commission matters, with dates around October 1911 and proceedings in the District of Columbia.

United States Court of Customs Appeals Wonnghntery Smith, Barber Dy Vries Mary Tin United States Jackson Company William A Hine Appellant &Nd William K Payne Appellee Gwerton Company Ve William 4 Hines Appellant M T Haldwin Leserus Rosenfeld & Lehmann Appellants Wiliam A Hines Appell Appelles William A Hines Appelleni Baumgarten Frederick W Brooks, Jr Appellec William K. Payne James F. White & Co Va United of Damask Frederick Court of Appeals District of Columbia Justice Robb van Orsdal Florence Folherlige Sven E. Smifth Mary E. Sweeney Ning I Thomas Katherine Horan Erna Carpenter Clara Greacen Harry F. Kennedy Charles Anderton Clarance & Dutton James P. Farmer Matthew G Farmer, Jr Herbert B. Gerhart Walter J. Giltz Ernest F. Mechlin Herman Miller Leigh J. Nettleton Maurits Palate Cerl A. Hellmenn Axel V. Beskman M. W. Cookerow Henry 8. Robbins Howard Taylor John Jackson Plantics Gritts H. @. Davis HH. Stephens Cellast Tal Robbina Worthington C. A Wilson

Ingle side real estate transfers list north district lots

Real estate transfers show Ingleside Potomac city deals with multiple parties. Names include Middaugh Shannon Brandt Rogers Baker Gruver Beckett and Riley alongside Holmes Central Realty Jessa Moore and Mary Milton transferring lots across Ingleside Petworth Dobbins Addition and Holmead Manor among others with consideration commonly ten dollars and occasional larger sums.

Ingleside Middaugh & Shannon Lilian Lake Robert Brandt Claude Rogers Eliabeth Rogers Hector B. McAllister Harry F Emma E Riley Petworth Charles J. Walker Arthur G Baker Lot Gruver Creed M. Eplten Walter A. Johnston Pacare Western D Thomas Beckett Robinson White Sixteenth ‘Street Highlands Holmes Central Realty Corporation Jessa K. Moore Squere Holmdad Manor James Edward H. Trundle Charles W Williams Ste. Holmead Manor Charles Boyd Ernest F. Weeks Mount Pleasant Charles Wire Roger D. Wharton Charles Eo Wire Alice de Meade Square Grevy Ghase Ernest P Weeks Charfes End

Deeds of trust across Ingleside and surrounding districts

Multiple deeds of trust listed from Ingleside to Petworth and nearby areas including Bloomingdale and Meadow, securing various borrowers such as Thomas E Allen and Katharine B Limerick. Transactions involve sums from 150 to 4,750 dollars with terms from 1 to 5 years, interest rates mainly 4 to 6 percent, and semiannual or monthly payments. Named trustees include B Francis Saul, Walter Hilton, and Herman R Howenstein.

Bloomingdale Bella M. Roskes Charles F. Benjamin Roger T. Mitchell Etta Stone Sant E. Claude Rogers Biddough & Shannon Tngleside Luan Mo Lake B. Francis Saul Walter BE. Hilton Thomas BB. Allen Ingleside Obert Brandt Et Wx Francis Saul Walter Hilton Thomas ‘W. Allen Remiannually B. Prancte Sant Herbert Rhasnos Middough & Sherman Petworth Arthur G Baker Herman R. Howenstein Fred W. Reaves R Richardson Jessie K. Moore United States Trust Company Holmes Central Realty Corporation Carrie A. Hobson Frannie A. Brandon Henry F. Moensy Willem G. Allard John F. Bayne Lona Mount Pleasant Pleasant Plains Annie Johnson X. Parey Thomson George BB Ingleide-Sacre V. Bowe Jexes John ¥. Ahern Michael A. Ahern James A. Cahill James F. Shea Anoure Francis Dunigan Peniannually Square Frank B. Littell Lot IL Pleasant Plaine John W. Honey Thomas HW. Banes Frank A. Jones Spoure Lewis Mattils G. King James K. Ellerson Thomas H. Pickford Myrtle L . Schonetd Bouare Mlizabeth Bradfield Sane Gure Charles F. Wira Witten A. Gordon Henry G. Matthews Oak Hill Cemetery St Cee Ernest Weeknst Herbert A Git Isaac KE. Bhoekker Richard B. Palro Roger Wharton Liste & Lipscomb Georges M. Emmerich Kate A. Flagg M. Terrell Joseph F. Page Alice du Maude Altrea Jr Herbert A. Gill Theo Mary D William M. Terrell Norte MM Chillum Castle Heights Lucy M. Henry J. L Warkng Washington Land and Myteage Company Nellie M. Bimmone Leo Job T. Arma Samuel A. Drory Berkley L Simmons le! Square Charles P McCurdy Ax American Security and ‘Trust Company Pecué National Savings and Trust Company Lincoln—Juiia M. Layton Nanala H.“roughs Walter B. Wilcox F. Heae Aquilla R. Yeakle Lota Eavans Serz Harry ¥. Galleber Percy Thompson Herbert T. Shannen Barry Wantmen Thomea P. Hones Josephine Ape John D. Coughlan Louia K. Peak Edward McKnnnen Aadie William J Fiather David M John M Jones

Detectives nab Duke as Grand Larceny Suspect in New York

Detectives Griffin and Meister arrest Philip de Claricey also known as Count Charles de Nevere at 410 West 124th Street after a warrant for grand larceny. A telegram claims his brother Marcél de Nevers died aboard the battleship Liberte and references the French Consul General.

Washington Post New York West 124Th Street Griffin I Headquarters Meister Pinkertons Philip de Claricey Charles de Nevere de Claricey Boston Hotel Touraine Phippe de Nevers Providence R. I Woonsocket Aram J. Pothier Adelard Archambeault Dukes Lafayette

Wife's counsel sue Schenk over defense fees

Special to The Washington Pork from Wheeling West Virginia October 3. Sutt for 45000 was filed against wealthy pork packer John O Schenk today by J J O'Brien Frank A O'Brien and C Bogge the attorney who defended Laura Farnsworth Schenk in her trial on the charge of attempting to murder her husband by arsenic. The suit seeks counsel fees which Mrs Schenk's attorneys say Schenk is liable for since the couple have not divorced.

Two Comets Now Visible in Morning Sky

In Geneva New Hampshire on October 3 observers report two comets visible to the naked eye. Dr William R Brooks at Smith Observatory observed the newer comet in Leo with coordinates near right ascension 11h 27m 40s and declination 11°13, placing it in the eastern sky.

Geneva Bellansky Europe William R. Brooks Smith Observatory Leo Brooks

Assassination at Helsinki High Court President Clash

A shop clerk Loefdahls, age two years old, identified as suspect in the shooting death of M. von Hellen, president of the high court at Åbo. Officials say the motive was political. The victim, once procurator general, was shot as he left his home and the murderer then killed himself. Police report the incident occurred October 4 in Helsingfors, Finland, with the crime described as political in motive.

Helsingfors Finland M. von Hellen High Court of Justice Abo Loefdahls

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