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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1905

Page

30

Detective Tyser the Minstrel Sleuth of City Watch

William Tyser of the local detective force is a multi talent officer known for singing composing two coon dialect songs and a sentimental ballad under NY publisher consideration. He blends hobbyist performance with sharp interrogation skill, being praised as one of the cleverest talkers to win prisoner confessions while maintaining grave detective focus.

Wiliam Tyser Boardman Tyser Coon New York Tyzer Johnson Wirth First Baltimore and Ohio Central Office Ned” Weeden Tyger Tom Fields Will Brown James A Watson Jim Henson Ruany

Firearms Regulation Upheld By Court Of Appeals

The Court of Appeals reverses the Police Court ruling in the District of Columbia v Percy T Lewis. Chief Justice Shepard holds the city regulation valid, though Lewis, a police officer, fired without a permit while off duty in public streets. The decision affirms legality of the District’s gun regulations and deems the earlier quashal improper.

Court of Appeals Justice Shepard District Court of Appeals District of Columbia Percy T.lewis Lewis Police Trial Board Maj. Sylvester Kimball

Flour Inspectors Ordered to Enforce Fees Across District

Commissioners resolve to enforce flour inspection fees, directing the inspector to proceed with general inspections of all flour entering the District. Dealers contest the fees as a hardship and vow to refuse payment, with court action likely for fee collection as early as next Monday.

Detective Tyser Mystery Reading Minds and Magic

The article profiles detective Tyser famed for psycho tricks such as reading sealed envelopes and recounting absent actions with uncanny accuracy. It notes his sensational claims, dramatic background, vocal talent, and key cases while hinting colleagues doubtfully guard his methods as “a little trick of magic.”

Tyser May Sylvester Roc

Night Ends at Midnight Debate Divides District Building

A question over the meaning of night in a La Tosca license sparked a furious dispute at the District Building. Corporation Counsel Thomas cited an Indiana judge’s ruling that night ends at midnight, while many officials pressed dictionaries and laws, leaving Tuesday night versus Wednesday night unsettled as workers debated the true end of the night.

Thomas Indiana A. Peters la Tosca Hopewell H. Darneille

Mellifluous Cliffbourne Pleased By Street Renaming

R L O'Brien writes to Commissioners praising the renaming of Northwest subdivision streets outside Florida avenue highlighting Cliffbourne place spelling. Auction notice for new rugs sale Thursday at 10 a m by Wilson & Mayes at 1227 Gst A Cracker Need In Best Supplied By Ordering Havenser's Creat Biacatts praises crackers. Prices listed for groceries and Rosenfelds ice cream ads. Sunday-school Institute at Epiphany Church. Plant sale and decorating services noted. Wedding florals by Gude and Secorations info.

Cliffbourne R. L. O'Brien Florida Avenue Cliffbourne Place New Nage Wilson & Mayeys Havenser

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