Statler Away End Hearing At Early Day
Attorney for Street Cleaning Superintendent notified Commissioner West that the client was ready to return for conducting the investigation despite poor health. Warner Stutler left the city for West Virginia amid malarial fever, with George Twohey acting as superintendent. The Commissioners seek to conclude the case on Monday, with a public trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Ais
Warner Stutler
West Virginx
George Twohey
Setiing
Hiss Absenes
Ahr. West
C. C. Cole
Stutler
Stailer
Police Magistrate System Favored By West Despite Past Opposition
Commissioner West signals shift toward magistrate system for disposing cases, following a meeting with Maj Sylvester and police captains. He previously opposed expansion of offices and costs, but now supports juries still using Police Court. four or five magistrates would divide precincts and hold daily sessions at the Flatians building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Commissioner West
Maj
Sylvester
Harris and Turner Receives Ten and Seven Year Sentences
Justice Wright yesterday sentenced Frank Barris and Isase Turner to ten and seven years in the penitentiary for their roles in the August assault that injured Henry Holmes near Thirty third and M streets. Edward Matthews was acquitted. Harris pled guilty to pettit larceny, and xeno Lanea was suspended in light of the heavier sentence. Elia Marshall Mary Lewis and Rast Marshall were acquitted of related charges against the Peter Grogan Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Turner
Justice Wright
Frank Barris
Isase Turner
Noth Negree
Henry Holmes
Thirty-third
M Streets
United States
Besby-Smith
Edward Matthews
Xenlenea
Prins
Elia Marshall
Mary Lewis
Rast Marshall
Iaceny
Peter Grogan
Moving Government Building to Washington Approved Plan
Commissioner West proposes moving the United States Government Building from St. Louis to Washington for a vast convention site. A companion idea includes displaying exhibits inside the building, though objections cite Smithsonian and National Museum displays. Congress action is needed. estimated cost about 350000 dollars to cover expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commissioner West
United States
St. Louis
Triaus
TU Ds
West
Autumn and spring blend at the Old Point Comfort resort
Autumn vies with spring as patrons flock to the Old Point Comfort area. The Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company provides daily sailings to Old Point and Norfolk, with connections to Southern winter resorts and ships to New York and Winston. The Charles Macalester steamer runs from Seventh Street wharf, offering brief trips and scenic views along Maryland and Virginia shores. The city plans to test a new large steam engine at No 10 Engine Company for suburban service, while health ads tout Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for humors and mucous ailments.
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Old Point Comfort
Old Point
Norfolk
New York
Winston
Cilliesre
Luventt Street
Fourteenth Street
Gers Wae
Mount ‘Vernon
Maryland
Virginia
Charles Macalester
Seventh Street
Washington
Manustra
Bids Exceed Funds for New Almshouse Project
Bids for the almshouse near Sheppard's Landing came in above the $125,000 appropriation. Isadore Pavarini offered $8,400 for construction, dropping $1,559 if appliances are omitted. Horton & Hemenway bid $123,273, with $100 off if five appliances are omitted. Gleeson & Humphrey bid $122,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherd's Landing
Isadore Pavarini
Horton & Hemenway
Gleeson & Humphrey
Indictments and ignored charges by grand jury list
Grand jury indicted multiple individuals for house breaking robbery larceny and assault with dangerous weapon including Renard Atkinson Norman Harrison Williams and George Harris with alias Landon others. Several cases were ignored Adrian Briggs Joe Houghton Edward Winaberger Virginia Coates and Willee Coloma noted among vanished charges.
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Fierbart Akers
Renard Atkinson
Angubus Wilsac
Norman Harrison
George C. Sacrey
Williams
George Harris
George Landon
William McDowall
George Kelly
Xauault
Alsert Holinds
John Smith
Jean Sherman
Dennis W Toomey
Dennis W.toomey
Tor Essamlk
Charles Valg
James Dove
Harry Gullatin
Hansa Broking
Iarraaz
Philip Birgin
Atulen
Laniie Jones
Allan Laglea Wasson
Dennis Ty
Taomes
Dlco
Adrian Briggs
Joe Houghton
Atten
Edward FL Winaberger
Virginta Coates
Willee Coloma
Theft Charge Arises Over Clothing Theft At Muncie
Arthur Kennedy a Howard University student was arrested by detectives in Washington for stealing two suits. He admitted guilt and will be sent back to Muncie to face charges. The bulletin also advertises Holmes Bakery and a mix of local notices and ads including groceries and a dog bite incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Kennedy
Howard University
Lacey 2Nd Baur
Muncia
Kennedy
Muncie
Powers Proved Innocent by Alibi in Police Court
Bettie Mercer accused Le Grande Powers of assault after claiming she sat on a man’s lap on a street car October 2 and was slapped. Powers proved an alibi and was not identified, with evidence placing him elsewhere in the city during the incident.
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le Grande Powers
Bettie Mercer
Powers
Mr. Powers
Health Report Shows Diptheria Rise and Local Insurance Crackdown
Weekly health summary notes twenty five new diphtheria cases with five discharges, slight rise in scarlet fever, typhoid still declining but above last year. Ten deaths and one birth recorded. The Nation Soma association of Washington DC banned for operating without lawful conduct. Incorporated 1903 to insure members of fraternal orders only. Ninety member groups joined before insurance department intervened and ordered cessation of business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rennew of Health
Onger Woodward
Nation
Suresoma Association
Washington, D. C
District of Columbia Benevolent Set
Insurance Department
Supt
Drake
The Man's Store Clothing Values Compared in Fall Line
The Man's Store boasts that men compare prices with other shops and return to buy here. Suits top coats rain coats and overcoats priced from 10.90 to 30 highlight value and quality in honest comparison.
Granted Divorce for Desertion Signed Yesterday
A judge granted a divorce on desertion grounds between George A. Daisy and Kate M. Dave, signed by Justice Anderson yesterday. The text also mentions various unrelated advertisements and notices including groceries, medicines, and local store details with scattered names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Deere
Justice Anderson
George A. Daihom
Kate M. Dave
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Saks $15
Saks & Company
Pennsylvania Ave
Seventh St
Rocker
Corby’s Modern Bakery
W. H. Hoek
Penmline
Carpels
Grapatiza Sor
Pa. Ave
Sth Street
F ‘Selinger
Sihard
Sandy
DRA
Crocker
Mien
Casabmere
The
Friedlander Clothing Co
E Sts. N. W
Statler
Ceres
Roller
Wm. M. Galt & Co
Capital
Irsions
Remainacion Chemical
la Francy Tire Engine Company
Elmira
Thomas M. Rlobinson
Marfarland
No. 10 engIne Company
Maryland Avenue
Thirteenth
Fourteenth Streets
Henning
City Bulletin
Holmes
Louis
Johuaga
John H. Giddings
Silver Springs
Yia
Senii
Cannon
Purisima
Jay Gould
Ameck
Best Family
Johnstatt's
George Carll
George Russell
Carli
Wig
Berengh Street
Hazen
Affleck
B. B
Amesh
Hmself
Weekly Health Report
D. J. Kaufman
Wiliams
Chicago-Jewel
Aig Tith
Muddlman & Co
Sohn Carter
Repro
Lithia
B. A. Butts
New York Potatoes
Bu. Johnston’s
Solic
Heurich Brewing Co
Ain
Angel Corse
Enayy Boolingtaiy
Boal-Brussels
Brussels
Aikon Welres
Fing Ashgate
Horsell’s
Seeley
Great Cash Furniture’ House
Jagksor Bros
Hubbard Heating CO
F Street
N. W
Yale Laundry
Oth St
New York Ave
Workington Stars
Ps. Ave
N.W
Coint
Jan Basbell
Washington Bas
Hon Su N. W
Udden’s Credit House
Scr
H Sts
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