lenient to ill man and the rusty bell court case
Police court records reveal Thomas OConnell and Richard Grey found guilty as runners for a saloon ring. OConnell faces six months in the workhouse after a 3500 fine. Grey receives 7800 and eleven months. Other cases include a bell dispute, marked money to buy whiskey, an insane verdict sending a man to the Government Hospital for the Insane, and a street altercation resulting in a $9 assault fine.
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
Beloved Matriarch Dies at Home in North Wilmington
Sarah A Gordon, mother to Martha Randall Fannie Nixon James and William Gordon, died Monday August 2 1969 at 1069 p m at her Twelfth Street North residence. Funeral from Walker Memorial Baptist Church Thursday September at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Thia Sife
Sarah A
Martha Randall
Fannie Nixon
James
William Gordon
Walker Memorial
Sapttat Enurch
Pictabure
Wilmington
N.C
Local Funeral Directors Listings Stand in Sharp Contrast
An OCR fragment catalogues funeral directors and embalmers including C B Jenkins WM H Sardo Co Frank G Geier W Speare and others with addresses and telephone notes indicating a directory-style listing for Funeral Directors and Embalmers. Names, firms, and locations are presented in a dense, fragmented format typical of historical newspaper notices.
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 Sentencing Notes From Raventhatreer Court
Testimony describes a man striking another in the face and tumbling into a gutter. Jome Johnson received nine months in a workhouse for stealing two wal REO balls from a poolroom in Raventhatreer. Wells, arrested for stealing last week, was brought back to answer charges of harness theft. Archie Smith, 19, age noted, faced charges. proceedings continued for age 19. Judge Mullowny presided as details unfolded with defense counsel requests.
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
How Davis Was Manacled Exposed by Witness
Rev J W W Kays of Philadelphia, former guard at Fort Monroe, recounts how Jefferson Davis was shackled after capture. He absolves Gen Miles of blame, noting Davis resisted, irons were applied briefly, then eased and gifts allowed, all under orders of Charles A Dana and the War Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Mobile
Ala
J. WW. Kays
Philadelhia
Pacific
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
Fort
Monroe
South
Wnd Br. Kaye
Gon
Miles
Chad
Charles A. Dans
Staunton
Fort Monroe
Doriedla
Mr. Davis
Burdett Safe After Ohio Sinking Near Alaska
General Samuel Burdett, former G A R commander in chief and noted lawyer of Glen Carlyn Virginia, survived the sinking of the ill fated Ohio off Sheep Point Alaska. The telegram to his wife brought relief after she feared for his life since reports of the disaster emerged. Burdett is part of the Burdett Thompson and Law firm in Ouray Building Northwest Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Sheepa Point
Alaska
Samuel
Burdett
Glen Carlyn
Alleged Robbery Charge in Police Court
Joseph Mack and Wilgon Mitchell, described as two negroes, will face the police court this morning on an alleged robbery. They were captured after a fast pursuit by Felicemen Cole and Jackson of the Fourth precinct yesterday morning. The victims say the pair held up Alexander Robinson, another negro, and robbed him of $1.40 with knives drawn. Robinson yelled police, attracting officers who pursued and halted the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mack
Wilgon Mitchell
Felicemen Cole
Jackson
Alexander Robinson
Robinson
Cole
Roosevelt
Smithsonian
Eiraffe
Exploding Stove Sparks Minor Fire at O'Connor Home
A gas stove exploded in the rear rooms of J. H. O'Connor's home on 187 Street Northwest yesterday around 2 PM. Firemen responded to the alarm from hex 172 and extinguished the fumes within minutes. Damage is estimated at 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 a baseball game between Coleerbte Lodge Machinists No. 3 and Columbia Typographical Union No. 1, a motorcycle race with multiple classes, and a 3 yard dash for women over 16. Committees in charge include general, athletic, track, ticket, dancing, and law and order, with detailed names listed for leadership and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
C.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.temm
Rarmuel Murdock
Charlen Hutchins
Luke Ludlow
John Mooney
Clarence B. McClure
J. I. Feeney
John B. Colpoys
Clarence E. McClure
Thomiag G. Ixiehart
Frank McKenna
Joseph Clark
Thomas McGilton
J. Caulfield
Apragus
J. ©. Whiting
Fores Pendieton
Charles D. Seals
Harry W. Templar
Fred Fox
Law and Onder
R. G. M. Rous
Thomas Carroll
K. Turker
Frank Bouchert
Harry Sears
Harry ‘Shearer
Charles ‘Daweh
James
J. McCracken
Charles Wandell
Martin Dress
Thomas
Weather conditions and forecasts across the northeast and midwest
A weather report details frost in Maine New Hampshire Vermont and surrounding regions on Tuesday with temperatures dipping into the 60s and 40s, followed by a gradual cool down into Wednesday and Thursday across the Ohio Valley Great Lakes and Atlantic states. Winds shift from northeast to westerly with variable coastal speeds. Local readings list temperatures from midnight to 7 p m and humidity around the mid to upper 70s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinton
Ageum
Maina
Homapehire
Vermont
Moran
Ike
Oho
Yap Houthwert
Plalga
New England
Middle Atlantic
Moderata
Inglulc Horkbetly
Hoodoo on Thirteen Street Spurs Real Estate Gossip
Real estate firm Fitch Fox & Brown faced superstition over house number 1313 as tenants balked at 1319, prompting a change and speculation on leasing figures. The same block reports a 13 year vacancy and local children pelting a cursed house, while the Smithsonian hosts a vast primate and wildlife collection with Roosevelt era donations and planned mammal skeleton displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.street
Fitch, Fox & Brown
Wip
Thirteenth Street
Charles Tinking
Flood Crisis in Monterey Mexico Triggers U S Relief Drive
The American Red Cross and Mexican Red Cross appeal for funds to aid flood victims in Monterey and surrounding areas after a disaster that has left thousands homeless and raises death estimates to around 2,600. US citizens urged to send contributions to the National Red Cross. aid parties report trains and telegraph lines disrupted while relief logistics are organized.
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
Tron
Laredo
Torreon A
Hegie Pass
White House painters fall from scaffold injure three
Three White House painters on a scaffold scraped paint when a rope slipped and the platform dropped. Daniel Leah 41 of 28 Morgan Street NW Milton Barnes of 22nd Street NW and Robert McClennan of 19th Eighth Street NW were taken to Emergency Hospital but later sent home after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Taft
Washington
Daniel Leah
Morgan Street
Milton ‘Barnes
Twenty-second Street
Robert McClennan
Eighth Street
Third Precinct
Van Camps Milk Ad Advocates Pure Condensed Milk
An advertisement extols Van Camp's condensed and evaporated milks over raw milk, claiming richer flavor, higher butter fat, and fewer germs due to sterilization. It argues cost benefits from no waste, long shelf life, and ready use, asserting Holstein cows yield superior milk and promoting the product as safer and purer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Camp
Rankman
Van‘Camp
van Damn
S. Qure
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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
Aghaville
Moloes
Awa
Tadtabape
Mangelon
Seabee
Portland
Praheteen
Doda
Viosabirg
W. B. Mosen& Sons
Hecht & Co
Saytember
Weedwara & Lothrop
Khan, Sams & Co
Fountain Fens
Parker, Bridget & Cox
A Garments
Shwe Sture
Mel
Oxfords
T.R
Africa
Fi National Museum
V-St
North Capitol
Sinest Santiagy
Fenline
Hi. R. Howenstein CO
F Street
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
Aouthwest
Ug 27
James C. Carter
L.nave
R. 4
G. My. Carroll
George W. Carrall
J. Phad Atantage
Biss Irene
Patterson
Auto Club
Kenilworth
B.C
Sanders Branager Ballantine
Newar
Lene Velescenie
Milburn
Feister
Ee Wasehisoton
Dc A
White
Sam Wep
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