Sale of Lots Stoppered by Answer Filed in Waggaman Case
Defendants allege customers were duly secured and should have preference over general creditors. A temporary restraining order blocked sale of four Westminster lots in Ce Droit Park. The case involves Thomas & Waggaman and trust deeds securing notes by Waggaman through Crandell. McMahon case referenced with filings and creditor actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janthe Alersan
Charles €& Bares
Tink
Ce Droit Park
Beiftanla W Kennon
Gordon & Gordon
Thomas & Wag Éiman
Wes Ortica
Chomas & Wagxanisn
Joans
Waggaman
Muss Gunnell
Mir Wagsaman
Mir Wasggamun
Wiltumann
Mir Woof
Graft Case In Higher Court Opens October Term
The Court of Appeals began the October term with motions in pending cases and admissions to practice. United States Attorney Beach supported the government for the Machen Loreng Groff post office conspiracy case hearing set for October 18. Several attorneys and Miss Lida M O’Bryan were admitted to practice. The court adjourned to Tuesday morning. District Supreme Court branches opened the October term with Justice Barnard and Justice Wright assigned to specific appeals and jail cases. Jurors in Circuit Court Nos 2 and crim No 2 were excused until Monday October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Charles A. Douglass
United States
Morgan H. Beach
Evana Brown
E H Thomas
Burton T Doyle
J A Johnson
H Clay Campbell
R Ross Perry
John Tweedale
James M Proctor
Frank L Campbell
Eaward Fowler
Beach
Misa Lida M O'Bryan
John Paul Earnest
District Supreme Court
Circuit Court No
Criminal Court No 3
Barnard
Circuit Court No 1
Justices of the Peace
Justice Wright
Criminal Court No 1
Circult Court
Circuit Court No 2
Criminal Court No 2
Many Changes Are Wanted Appeal to Commissioners for Street Work
The Columbia Heights Citizens Association opened its fall meeting in which committees were formed to press for grading and widening streets, sidewalks and shade trees in the northern city section. They urged passage of alley and minor street bills, and building one bill, plus arterial improvements on Yale, Harvard, Princeton, Binney, Bacon, and Kenesaw streets, with school and park considerations and new street renamings to unify designations. The group named chairmen for streets, education, sanitary, parks, telegraph, entertainment, law, and elected new members.
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Columbia Heights
George Simmons
Congress
Yale
Harvard
Hornoke Street
Harvard Street
Princeton Street
Cutton Street
Eleventh
Thirteenth Siesta
Sherman Avenue
Irving Street
Eleventh Street
Binney
Acon Streets
Fourtwenth Street
Kenesaw Street
Thirteenth
Clifton Street
Spring Road
Rising
Bigmack
Kigventh Street
Mark Street
Thirteenth Street
Florida Avenue
Aire
Fierfut and
Whitney Avenues
Fourteenth Street
Columbia Road
Kentsaw Steet
School Street
Hoike Simmons
WB Todd
BO Gibbs
Jackson
WR Hillyer
Trank Ho
Thomas
Wow Howie He
Dwight G Smith Willam
WE Wood
RL Lamb
A Himmons
AE Leckie
Anna Hadley
F Walhaupter
J. R Bailey
HA Coleman Johan B’ Bleeman Jr
Uusio
Edin
Cyrus Montz
Charles B Rause
Rheumatism Cure Promoted Through Blood Treatment
An advertisement promotes a constitutional blood treatment saying it has permanently cured thousands. It mentions Boston and Romania with a reference to a Book No. 7 from C L Hood Co Mass.
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Wendor
Boston
Rumania
CL Hood Co
Mass
Miss Cameron Sets Record At Patent Office Copying
The Patent Office copy force doubles output in thirteen months through friendly competition. Miss Oliver Cameron of Tennessee copied 23,000 words in seven hours, breaking Miss Mary Pretty of Philadelphia’s 22,000-word mark. Chief Clerk Irelan praises the feat while warning against overwork.
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United States Patent Office
Highspeed
Patent Office
Oliver Cameron
Tennessee
Mary E Pretty
Philadelphia
Camerons
Cameron
Miss Cameron
Moirglan
Cler TK Lielun
Miss Hopkins
Miss Brashears
Miss Pretty
Miss Pratty
Laudanum Almost Fatal Woman Refuses to Explain Act
Mrs Ida Blake thirty five of 14 Eighteenth street southeast was a patient at Washington Asylum Hospital after taking laudanum with intent to end her life. She was unconscious from the drug from 1:30 until 9 p.m. surgeons kept her under care and she was pronounced out of danger. Charles Swan, the boy linked to a recent kidnapping scare, was located in Baltimore and brought home with another boy after writing a plea for money to return.
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Ida Blake
Eighteenth Street Southeast
Washington Asylum Hospital
Charles Swan
Nc Ute
Baltimore
Young Swan
Defendant files for Bavarian divorce and damages
Leipold Broyer through attorney Albert Sillera files suit for divorce from Barbara Broyer in Bavaria where they married in November 1688. Co respondent George Dorm located in Breitenbrunn, Bavaria. Damages sought amount to 5,000. Hopkins sues George T Kipatine of Alexandria over a stair collapse at Sumner 142 N Street NW causing injury.
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Bavaria
Leipold Broyer
Albert Sillera
Barbara Broyer
George Dorm
Breitenbrunn
Germany
Snes
Mark Hopkins
George T Kipatine
Alexandria
Sumner
N Street
Hopking
Charles W Fitts
Hopkins
Robbed Her Mistress in Grosvenor Home Heirlooms Stolen
A negro servant girl was arrested by Detective Howlett and jailed after allegedly stealing two mesa agate rings and a family heirloom from Mie Ger rude A Grosvenor, a Grosvenor relative. Investigators recovered silks, laces, embroidery, and clothing. she faces continued larceny charges and possible trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie Gerrude
Grosvenor
Beste Carter
Howlett
Conduit Road
Contempt Proceedings for Knights of Labor Before Justice Anderson
Contempt charges against the Knights of Labor are set for hearing in Equity Court No 1 before Justice Anderson. The dispute splits the organization into Hayes and jurisdiction factions, with contending claims over status and rights. A lively session is anticipated as proceedings resume this morning.
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Knights of Labor
Anderson
Juris
Hayes
Equity Court No
Telephone Spoils Romance Arrested When Applying for License
Augustus Stovall of Tindes Virginia confronts daughter Lemma after she elopes with Lee Puliam. Police detain Puliam at City Hall when he sought a marriage license. detective work unfolds with District Attorney Morgan Leach and witnesses. Lemma waits, tearful, in a detention room as her father arrives.
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House of Detention
Augustus D Stovall
Tindes Va
Lemma Stovall
Lee
Tam
Orange Counts
Wistington
Millim J
City Hill
Lee Imma Stovall
Tinderson
3Ung
Pailiam
Georgetown College
Miss Stovall
Crouse
Washington
Brake Man Franklin Injured Grievously in Shepherds Wreck
Brakeman Charles Franklin, fifty three, of the Haltimort and Ohio Railroad, was trapped in wreckage when a collision occurred at Shepherds near Alexandria at 4 am. He was rushed to Emergency Hospital in Washington in serious condition with internal injuries. His home is listed as 13 Gittings Street, Baltimore.
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Franklin
Shepherds
Charles Franklin
Haltimort and Ohio
Alexandria
Washington
Frank A
Gittings Street
Massage oil incident contrasts with ad for Dr Pierce remedies
A 24 year old woman at 703 B Street Northeast reportedly swallowed massage oil last night and was hospitalized in serious condition. The ad promo claims Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription cures female weakness, offers $500 for uncurable cases, and urges confidential free consultations from Dr R V Pierce of Buffalo NY, touting alcohol free ingredients and accompanying Pleasant Pellets.
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Miss Lian
Severa
Casitalty Hospital
Pierce
R V Pierce
The
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
Fpierce
Fronts Update From Manchuria And Russian Skirmish
October reports from Mukden and Vladivostok describe minor Japanese Russian clashes near Pouhsingtun and Shakhe River with no Japanese casualties. Weather turns cold. salt scarce on Amur, bandit activity grows near Sinointin as Japanese push west with potential diplomatic risk.
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Pouhsingtun
Liaoyang
Mukden Road
Mukden
Shakhe River
Baltic Fleet Coal Moves Toward the Far East
A London Times cablegram reports skepticism about Baltic Fleet coal plans. Hamburg and Hamburg American steamers ship Welch coal to Aden Zanzibar and Singapore for coaling warships, with insurers covering fire and explosion but excluding voyage and war risks. Russians face difficulty chartering ships to Wind Kostok. some vessels reach Borneo and Chinese ports but owners balk at continuing. British naval officers doubt the fleet can make Vladivostok, though one officer notes a proper fleet, if fit and well supplied, could attempt the voyage. The prevailing view among British naval men is the fleet is not fit to start.
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London Times
Washington
Lundon
Times
Saya
Far East
Aden
Zanzibar
Singapore
Hamburg
London
al Tourine
Wind- Kostok
Dorneo
China Porta
Vladivostok
Vlad Ivostok
Missing naval attaches denied by Japanese legation
Paris reports the Japanese Legation denies claims that two French and German naval attaches at Port Arthur were assassinated by Japanese as they left Port Arthur aboard a Chinese junk. It states no junk was captured and Tokyo inquiries have not located the officers, with Japanese officials continuing to seek them.
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Paris
Port Arthu
Liert de Cuyerville
von Gilgenheim
Port Arthur
Tokyo
Aidt Clac
Ukmost
American Attache Fortescue Returns Via Tokyo
Lieut Fortescue U S A in Tokyo en route to Washington after witnessing Port Arthur siege actions in August and September. He sails on the Dome and is pledged to secrecy until the fortress falls. A number of American nurses will sail from Nagasaki to San Francisco in October.
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Fortescue
Tokyo
Wis
Washington
Granville Ro Fortescue
Port Arthur
Dome
Pot Arthur
Nagasaki
San Francisco
Masters of Sanitation Surgeon Commends Japanese Army Medical Corps
Maj Loutat Seaman, surgeon in the U S Army, arrived aboard the inner Mongolia and praised Japan for leading in military medical organization. He notes Japanese methods reduce deaths from disease, ahead of other nations in sanitary measures during war.
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Seaman
U S. A
Japanese Army Medical Corps
San Francisco
Inner Mongolia
Orient
Loutat Seaman
United States Engineer Branch
Army
Japan
Theft at Northwest House Leads to Arrests
Martha Guiegpie reports day time entry to her room on thirteenth street northwest with clothing and $7 in cash stolen. Precinct Detective Grant and Policemen Larrick arrest Louisa Watson who shared the building. Part of the loot recovered from Watson’s father’s home. In Deanwood.
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Martha Guiegpie
Thirteenth Street
Grant
Larrick
Louisa Watson
Louise
Dash for Liberty in Police Court
Louis Zipponix, a prisoner in the Police Court dock, attempted to flee yesterday but was recaptured after bolting for the door. First precinct officers say he was found wandering along Pennsylvania Avenue and, directed to a lodging house, tried to borrow fifty cents. Judge Mills ordered him jailed pending a sanity examination.
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Dash
Louis Zippanix
First Precinct
Zipponix
Pennsylvania Avenue
Weather Conditions and Dyspepsia Tablets Report
Weather conditions detail high pressure systems and shifting winds across the Midwest and Northeast with cold temperatures, rain, and clear skies in different regions. The report includes forecasts for Tennessee to the Atlantic and Lower Lakes, plus temperature readings and sunrise data. An earlier item promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets with testimonials from multiple states praising relief from indigestion and stomach troubles.
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Dept of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Lake Kristy
Middle Atlantic
Rocky Mountain
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Arkansas
Dekctas
Nebruwta
Iowa
Kansgy
Mississippi
Ohio
Laka
Tennesuse
Atlantic
Lake
Wildle Mletours
Misslestoot
Midis
Rocky Mountain Slope
Indicated & Thureday
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
Mississippi Valles
Gulf Cosat
Wight
Fale Seamner
Grand Banks
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Annabel Ross
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Mra Althes Geddes
Sio Luvis
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United Stats
Kimball
Iewera
Radha
Machen-Lorens-Groff
Columbia Heights Citizens’ Association
Irelan
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Danchman
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Red Cross
Christms AJ
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Sinointin
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Ali Washington
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James K. Probey
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Waka Roc
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Tennessee Whiskay
Miller's
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Y Ave
Migill & Wallace
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