Notorious Rusty Gang Case In Police Court
Judge Kimball presided as Thamas O Connell and Richard Grey faced charges of selling intoxicants and acting as runners for a saloon. O Connell and Grey were found guilty. O Connell received six months in the workhouse with a 3,500 fine, Grey 7,800 fine and eleven tenths in the workhouse. Other defendants included Marked Money’s accomplices, a man named Gilbert Mitchell, Heeman Williams, Ethines, and Wealey Zyre, with penalties ranging from fines to several months in the workhouse. Insane inmate William Johnson was declared sane by a jury and sent to the Government Hospital for the Insane. Harry Kellering’s rusty bell on Pennsylvania Avenue led to a 5 fine. O’Connell, Burke, and Melaughlin faced a separate dispute at Soldiers’ Home over civil-war remnants, resulting in a heavy blow with a walking stick. Walter Flurley received a $9 fine for an assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
Pollencourt
Beagh
Thamas O'Connell
Richard Grey
Green
OrConnell
Beng
O'Connell
Nimec
Po- Heeman
Ethines
Gilbert Mitchell
Arcol Pignans
Tentity
Mitchell
Rhines
Mark Dima
Tower
Poles Court
Government Hospital
William Reaves
J. A. Potter
J.C. Gunn
Johnaen
Karry Kelling
Pennsylvania Avenue
Kelleing
Harry
Joan O'Connell
O'Connel
Michael Burke
Michael Melaughlin
O'Connall
Richmond
Burke
Mulloway
O Connell
Walter Flurley
Agnault
Died Gordon departed this life August 2 1969
Sarah A Gordon age status mother of Martha Randall Fannie Nixon James Gordon and William Gordon. Funeral from Walker Memorial Church on Thursday September at 2 pm relatives and friends invited. Pictabure and Wilmington N C papers provide copy. Notice also lists marriage and death notices forthcoming for multiple papers.
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Gordon
Thia Sife
Sarah A
Martha Randall
Fannie Nixon
James
William Gordon
Walker Memorial
Sapttat Enurch
Pictabure
Wilmington
N.C
Funeral Directors and Embalmers Directory Entry List
A garbled note listing funeral directors and embalmers with addresses and phone numbers, including C B Jenkins, WM H Sardo & Co, Frank Geier, W R Speare, Geo P Zurhorst, William Lee, John R Wright Co, and R F Harvey's Sons, with vague firm names and locations. The fragmentary text suggests a local obituary or services directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B Jenkins
Os & Bireet
Thane
Main
Frank
Geier
Aodora Chapen
Ralepbees Gan Neemom
W. R. Speare
Rankla
Speare
GEO
Stan Telephone North
R. F. Harvey
Elon
Testimony and sentences in Raventharter court records
The report recounts Tewaa’s testimony about a man striking another in the face, notes Jome Johnson’s nine month sentence for stealing two REO balls from a poolroom, and covers multiple defendants: Wells jailed for previous theft, a harness item case, Archie Smith under age 19 facing charges, Ella Seed’s case adjourned, and Judge Mullowny’s remarks about a defendant’s fate and a prior oil painting theft case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tewaa
Burley
Mai J
Jome Johnson
Raventhatreer Nurchiy
Gm Wells
Ernest Ang
Leo A Finn
Archie Smith
Crkoine
Ella
Judie Mullowny
Bond
Kimball
Witness Rev. Kays Denies Davis Manacle Policy By Davis Guards
Rev J W W Kays of Philadelphia, who guarded Jefferson Davis at Fort Monroe after the fall of the Confederacy, says Davis was manacled under orders from Assistant Secretary of War Charles Dana and Gen. Miles bore no blame. Kays details the confinement, Davis’s resistance, and the swift lifting of irons, noting the public misperception and the need to keep history straight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Mobile
Ala
J. WW. Kays
Philadelhia
Pacific
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
Fort
Monroe
South
Br. Kaye
Gon
Miles
Chad
Charles
Doriedla
Burdett Safe After Sinking of Ohio Off Alaska
Gen Samuel Burdett former G A R chief and noted lawyer survived the Ohio sinking off Sheepa Point Alaska. His wife in Glen Carlyn Virginia received a telegram confirming his safety in Washington he is a partner in Burdett Thompson Law in the Ouray building.
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Ohio
Sheepa Point
Alaska
Samuel
Burdett
Glen Carlyn
Alleged Robbery Arrests in Police Court Case
Joseph Mack and Wilgon Mitchell, described as negroes, face charges in police court after a pursuit by Fourth precinct officers Felicemen Cole and Jackson. The two allegedly robbed Alexander Robinson of $1.40, using knives to threaten harm as they searched him. Robinson shouted for help, prompting the capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mack
Wilgon Mitchell
Felicemen Cole
Jackson
Alexander Robinson
Robinson
Cole
Exploding Stove Triggers Small Fire at O'Connor Home
A gas stove exploded in the rear rooms of J. H. O'Connor’s residence on 187 Street Northwest yesterday around 2 PM. Firefighters extinguished the fumes within minutes. Property damage estimated at $50.
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J. H O'Connor
Seloop
Racex
Rockville Fale
Tey
Mies
Labor Day Program Promises Handsome Prizes At Benning Track
Central Labor Union prepares a Labor Day program featuring athletic events at Benning track with prizes. A baseball game between Machinists Lodge No 3 and Columbia Typographical Union No 1 will open the day, followed by motorcycle races with multiple classes and trophies for winners. Committees in charge include general, finance, athletic, track events, ticket, dancing, and law and order, led by John A. Lorch and James W. Considine.
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Benning
Montag
Central Labor Union
Peizes
Coleerbte Lodge of Machinists
Columbia ‘Typographical’ Union
Feventy
United Tost
Willian Jove
Rudolph Joxe
Ed Jobanesa
Burrows
Everett Haigh
Howard Fisk
Timera
George Deatel
Edward McCormick
Baban
B. McClure
Fred Gaustrom
Frank Ishaw
Upires
Charles Dettz
Rl Steadman
Jack Love
al G. Macky
Richard Sehger
Searera
Organized Labor
John A. Lorch
James, W. Considine
Harry W
Thomas C. Hit
J. R. Hartley
M. Barrett
Michael Costello
F.C. Roberts
D. F. Munning
Weather Forecast Notes Frost and Warmer Change Across Regions
Weather bulletin reports frost in Maine New Hampshire Vermont and midwest valleys Tuesday with temperatures easing later. Eastern states see a shift to cooler air while western and southern regions hold steady. winds shift from northeast to westerly across coasts and the Grand Banks remains fair later.
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Washinton
Ageum
Maina
Homapehire
Vermont
Moran
Ike
Oho
Yap Houthwert
Plalga
New England
Middle Atlantic
Moderata
Inglulc Horkbetly
South Atlantic
Morteméa
Belsk
Grand Banks
Hoodoo House on Thirteenth Street Attracts Superstitious Attention
Real estate agents report superstition influencing rents and sales of a vacant Thirteenth Street home. Prospective tenants balk at address 1313 and 1213, with owners considering relettering or pricing adjustments to lure renters. Neighborhood children pelt the house with stones, fearing a haunted site, while the estate firm notes the property has been vacant for thirteen years awaiting a buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitch, Fox & Brown
Wip
Thirteenth Street
Charles Tinking
Appeals for Mexico flood victims prompt U S help
The American Red Cross and Mexican authorities appeal for about 100000 dollars to aid Monterey flood victims. Two thousand dollars from US emergency funds were sent as Mexican authorities report thousands homeless and up to 26000 deaths, with rescue and relief efforts expanding as trains and services resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Crows
Monterey
Mexico
United States
Red Cros
Red Cross
Naional Red Cross
War Department
Washington, D.C
Hanene
Sociéty For
Mexico City
White House painters fall from scaffold injure three
Three White House painters were scraping paint when a rope slipped and the platform fell. Daniel Leah 41 of 28 Morgan Street NW Milton Barnes 22nd Street NW and Robert McClennan 19th Eighth Street NW were taken to Emergency Hospital but later went home after treatment. President Taft had just left Washington.
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White House
Taft
Washington
Daniel Leah
Morgan Street
Milton ‘Barnes
Twenty-second Street
Robert McClennan
Eighth Street
Third Precinct
Van Camp's Milk Compared to Raw Milk Quality
An ad describing Van Camp's condensed and evaporated milks as superior to raw or cheaper milks. It touts sterilization, absence of germs, higher butter fat, and richer flavor, claiming cost savings from shelf life and reduced waste while criticizing low quality Holstein milk and high sugar content in competing products.
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van Camp
Rankman
van Damn
S. Qure
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Lowny
Yasertad
Extloa
Morning New
Cinclonst
Nanker
Fittebury Deputeb
Chicano Recon-Herld
Providence Journal
Aquatant Plain Dealer
Rochester
Harald
Tork Times
Funes Moret
Davis
Criters
Charles A. Dana
Portioas
Ger. Burdett
The
Rob
Bedea
Nwart
Pélzmian
Wolfphls Tallera
Seventh St
Central Union
Girt
Amd
Aghaville
Moloes
Awa
Tadtabape
Mangelon
Seabee
Portland
Praheteen
Doda
Viesabirg
W. B. Mosen& Sons
Hecht & Co
Saytember
Weedwara & Lothrop
Khan, Sams & Co
Fountain Fens
Parker, Bridget & Cox
A Garments
Shwe Sture
Mel
Oxfords
M.street
T.R
Smithsonian
Africa
Fi National Museum
Roosevelt
Eiraffe
V-St
North Capitol
Sinest Santiagy
Fenline
Hi. R. Howenstein CO
F Street
Tron
Laredo
Torreon A
Hegie Pass
Hansburgh & Bro
Young Men’s Store
Union Building Company
Euch
South Hoyas Street
Sitanine
Ron
AER
W. Scott Towers
Fach
Der
James O. Carter
Carter and Clare
L. A. Clarke
J. H. Carter
J. 3
Carter “& Go
Thirteenth Street Wharf
Ug 27
Carter
Ardars
J. Witt
Mle Carroll
Scccesbon
A. Golden L
R. 4. Golden
Uth Street Wharf
Georg
Ith Street Wharf
A. ‘Sy. Carrol
George W. Carvall
J. Phad Atantage
Biss Irene
Patterson
Auto Club
Kenilworth
B.C
Sanders Branager Ballantine
Newar
Lene Velescenie
Milburn
Feister
White
Sam Wep
Hous
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