Ninety-Two New Lawyers Admitted in DC Supreme Court
In the District of Columbia Supreme Court yesterday eighty seven young men and five young women were qualified to practice law. Notables include Barnes of the city and C Edward Wright of New Hampshire. The admitted women are Rebecca L Blaine Laura B Cotper Ida May Daly and Sophie Bishop Kent. Barnes stated he does not plan to practice presently. Chairman Dennis noted admission follows a strict examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ostmaster Barnes
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
A T Bf, Barnes
C. Edward Wright
New Hampshire
Ranger
Rebecca L. Blaine
Iowa
Laura B Cotper
Maryland
Ida May Daly
District of Columba
Sophie Bishop Kent
Rhode Island
Barnes
Assault and Settlements Tangle Willow Tree Alley Case
In police court Johnny Wise faces assault charges after a dispute with Mary Lee over a thrown object. Joseph Smith, named by contractor Ridgeley, is accused of assault with a brick costing two teeth and a scar. Judge Mullowny imposes a $5 fine.
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Mullowny
Johnny Wise
Wise
Mary Lee
Mary
Johnnie
Sac
Johnnle Ia
Willow Tree Alley
Alice Boyd
Alice
Pat Creagh
Joseph Smith
Ridgeley
Mulloway
Steith
Damages Paid in District Street Improvements Case
Frank Benen, 18, pleads not guilty to four counts of taking models from the National Museum. Detective Evans testifies of a confession and pawned items. A pawnbroker identifies him. bail set at $1,000 pending grand jury action. Beach’s wife plans loyalty amid property damage settlements. District reports over $919,000 paid in damages to property owners due to Union Station street grades and steam railroad improvements. Remaining minor claims under negotiation. total savings of $24,000 from compromises. grade damage commission handled 146 realty cases across nine divisions this fiscal year.
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Frank Benen
National Museum
Evans
Beach
Couft
Georgetown hotelkeeper seeks delay after affidavit fails
Benjamin Lenovitz a Georgetown hotelkeeper charged with a disorderly house filed an affidavit through attorney Campbell Carrington citing his inability to producer material witnesses before next week Assistant United States Attorney Raips agreed to a continuance until a date to be set Fleming Takes Pledge after promising abstinence from intoxicants Judge Malloway accepted the pledge and allowed a brief delay with Fleming leaving penitentiary court after confirming his vow.
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Benjamin Lenovitz
Georgetown
Campbell Carrington
United States
Raips Given
Fleming
Joseph Fleming
City Guardians Reappointed by Police Court Judges
The police court judges informed the commissioners yesterday that Brickman Mann Mise Bia Mare and Rabbi Louis Stern have been reappointed to three year terms on the Board of Children's Guardians, replacing terms expiring September 20. Also notes of local advertisements and office changes.
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Police Court
Uet
Brickman Mann
Mise Bia, Mare
Louis Stern
Board of
Children's Guardians
Nervous Dyspepsia And Neurasthenia Cure Advertisement
An old newspaper ad describes nervous exhaustion or neurasthenia and its symptoms such as fatigue irritability insomnia and headaches. It claims indigestion causes nerve weakness and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a nerve builder, offering a free sample by mail from Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
W.va
Stuart Co
Tuart
T G Morsell Dead Washington Architect and Builder
T G Morsell prominent Washington architect and builder died at his Avon, Pennsylvania summer home yesterday afternoon after a several month illness. He lived at 91 WF Street Northwest and helped construct many Capital buildings as a member of Morsell & Dearing. He served on the District board of assessors and led the excise board. He leaves a daughter Mrs Tudor a son Herndon Morsell and a grandson Herndon Tudor Morsell. Burial will be in Glenwood Cemetery with arrangements pending.
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ST G Morsell
Wetlnown
Washington
Avoninte
Morsell
W. V Tudor
Mr. Morsell
Prince George County
WF Street
Morsell & Dearing
Excise Board
Wi ¥ ‘Ruder
Herndon Morsel
Hat
Herndon Tudor Morsell
Avonable
Glenwood Cemetery
GWU Building Sold for About 800 000 in Investment Move
George Washington University property at Fifteenth and H streets was sold to a local investor syndicate for about 800 000. University to occupy the four story, brick building until season end as buyers plan to remodel or subdivide into 24 to 2 1/2 foot lots. Trustee board weighs sites including Henderson, Sixteenth Street, and Van Ness properties as possible new location.
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University
Fifteenth
Seusion
George Washington University
Ths
F H Smith & Co
St Matthews Church
Fifteenth Street
Columbia
Washington
Henderson
Sixteenth Street
Florida Avenue
van Ness
Seventeenth
B Streets
The
Bureau of American Republic
Fireproofing Basements in Apartments Urged by Fire Marshal
Fire Marshal Nicholson urged amendments to building regulations to require metal lined ceilings and fire resisting construction for storage rooms in apartment basement levels. He warned that stored household goods and inflammable materials create a serious menace, risking rapid spread to upper floors in a fire.
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Nicholson
Jtastrict
Aterial
I'letze
Hair dye and shampoo safety urged by health official
District Health Office urges commissioners to ban hair dyes and tonics containing volatile toxic substances and to require poison labels or prohibition. Dr Woodward cites a Washington woman nearly dying from a hair dressing fluid and notes similar cases worldwide urging action to prevent health risks. The proposal, referred to Corporation Counsel for authority, would restrict sale and use of toxic hair preparations in the district.
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Ovie
Woodward
Washington
Woodward Statica
Thomas
Commssoners
League Plans Rallies At Corcoran Headquarters
The League of Republican State Clubs will host an October 15 meeting at its Corcoran building HQ with President H C Snyder presiding. Plans include six winter entertainments featuring national party leaders such as Penrose Beveridge Dolliver La Follette Aldrich and Cannon. Nebraska GOP rally at Corcoran HQ on October 13 to welcome new members under President Sawyer as the league expands in the West.
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League of Republican State Clubs
Corcoran
H.C Snyder
League
Senatora Penrose
Bevaridge
Dolliver
la Follette
Aldrich
Cannon
Republican Party
Nebraska
Republican State
Sayler
League of Republican
Dheftiet
Sentences Meted in Criminal Court After Guilty Pleas
Yesterday in Criminal Court John Yarrig alias William Robinson was sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to cutting a colored woman with a azor and knife. James Keating alias John O'Donnell received two years and six months for thirteen counts of housebreaking and larceny. Others labeled as Richard Berry John Montgomery and Jacob Gwena drew two years one year and one year respectively for related offenses.
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Criminal Court
John Yarrig
William Robinson
Ten Eara
Justice Stata Bod
James Keating
John O'Donnell
Keating
Richard Berry
John Montgomery
Jacob Gwena
District trees planted set record in fiscal year ending June 2
The district planted 3,988 trees, with 2,408 set out last fall and 1,580 last spring, at a total cost of 15,455.49. Species included ash elm maple and oaks among 15 kinds, with 978 sycamore and 216 poplars listed. The effort exceeded the previous year by 69 trees and reflects higher costs for skilled labor and nursery planting.
Will of B W Morgan Divides Estate Among Heirs
Will of Richera W Morgan dated July 8 186 is filed for probate. Morgan a Georgetown resident died recently. Estate left to daughter Eath Morgan Priest in trust to pay net income to widow Mary C Morgan for life, then divided equally among four surviving children. Attorney Leo P Harlow represents executrix.
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Richera W. Morgan
Morgan
Georgetown
Eath Morgan Priest
Mary C. Morgan
Leo P. Harlow
Washington
Alexandria
Marek Guards and Allied Titles in Opera Overture Mix
A garbled list of musical works and authors appears, including Marek and Gobin Guards, Overture Rialto, ver Intermense Dew Drops, Britania Creme de la Creme, Mexican 1471 On the Meza Grande, Fantasia on Septeh Irizh and English-Airs Marek King of Nagiand, and a final fragment The Btar-Spangied Benker.
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Marek
Gobin Guards
Britania
Nagiand
Benker
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