Arbitrators Named by Master Plumbers in DC Dispute
Arbitration row over nonunion plumbing on disaffected buildings pits master plumbers against unions in Washington. Darlington and Worthington named as arbitrators. Darlington is vacationing and may delay action, triggering union work stoppages unless replacement is appointed promptly.
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Darlington
J Darlington
A B Worthington
Board of Arbitration
James I
Marshal W H Spier
Joseph Richardson
James Murtagh
Thomas Ryan
John J Purosll
Butlialng Bourteenth
G Stresta
Darlingtons
Building Trades
Corcorane
Fifteenth
Straits Northwest
Shere
Jackson H Ralston
Joseph C Sheehy
J J Darlington
Worthington
Waheght
Stafford
Edith Bowers Abandons Infant At George Washington House
Seekers report no trace of Edith Bowers who left her two week old baby at George Washington House on North Capitol Street. She appeared with the infant at 8 p.m. Saturday claiming false registry in Furmdferland Md. By breakfast Monday she announced shopping and left the infant in care of Miss Hantlet Franey, a district nurse.
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Darlington
Abbeville
Washington
Richard Merrick
Law
Georgetown University
Pennsylvania
Worthington
Ohio
Old Columbian University
Cleveland
District of Columbia
Worthington, Heard & Fralle
Edith Bowers
George Washington House
North Capitol Street
Edith Baw
Ulss Hantlet Franey
Distriet Mises
Burns faction challenges Knights of Labor meeting in New York
Justice Gould dismissed a suit by Hayes followers against the Burns faction over a planned Knights of Labor general assembly meeting in New York City. The decision held the court lacks jurisdiction due to a binding Court of Appeals opinion that rights to officers must be settled by legal proceedings.
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Buns
Knights of Labor
Moses
Gould
Hayes
Burns
Mayes
General Assembly
The
New York City
Court of Appeals
Ruling on Realty Sales by Justice Gould in Maguire Diggins
Justice Gould ruled that a sale of realty need court ratification before compelling a producer to comply with sale forms. The case involved Maguire against Diggins and a lot on L street sold by trustees. Also noted is Margaret Horan, Denver arrival, declared sane and dismissed from the asylum after police found cash and bonds.
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Justice Gould
Magnure Agnin
Diggins
Gould
Deroth
M Brown
L Street
Maguire
Brown
J S Daeby-Smith
Margaret Horan
Washington
Denver
Florence Cutrentond
Washington Asylum
Asylum
Wison
The
Board of Chastiies
Dog Bark Nuisance Sparks Complaint in Langdon DC
George Henrike of Langdon, DC, faces neighbor Richard Rothwell over a dog that keeps Rothwell awake during daytime naps. Rothwell claims constant barking under his bedroom window disrupts sleep for a railway mail clerk working nights. Henrike defends ownership saying the dog barks no more than others and questions the commissioners’ ability to curb barking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Henrike
Langdon
Richard Rothwell
Jetter
Rothwell
Heinike
Felows
Frank
Promotion bid for Stafford to Court of Appeals vacancy
Friends of District Supreme Court Associate Justice Wendell Stafford tout his jurist credentials as they press for appointment to the Court of Appeals seat left vacant by the resignation of Justice Charles H Duell. Letters to Oyster Bay and the Attorney General join other names mentioned including Gould Anderson Wright and Joseph J Darlington. Some favor Commissioner Frederick L Allen, who led the Patent Office after Duell's departure, while a patent attorney circles say Stafford could match Chief Justice Shepard's wartime patent career with the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Stafford
District Supreme Court
District Court of Appeals
Charles H Duellet
Oyster Bay
Gould Anderson
Wright
Joseph J Darlington
McComas
Frederick L Allen
Duell
Stafford
Jusice Shepard
Jans
Inspector Hargrove urges funding for asphalt lab upgrades
In his annual report Juhian O Hargrove the Inspector of Asphalts reports vastly higher work than previous periods. He notes 20311 samples inspected and only 450 of 180944 barrels rejected. He asks Congress for 1900 to buy modern laboratory apparatus and proposes a salary raise for Clerk G A Qurand from 70 to 3000. The total 1907 08 office appropriation requested is 10526.
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Juhian O Hargrove
Hergrove
Congress
Vr Hargrove
G & Qurand
Hargrove
Velvet Kind Just Right and City Notices
Sues for 10000 damages Ana Gertrude E Parker widow and administrator of John T Parker files suit against McMullen VicDermott Hoffman Fagineeiing and Contracting Company over railroad terminal work. Parker injured August 31 1908. Also notices announce removals and openings including Columbia Well Paper Co 719 B St to new location 737 9th St NW and The New Losekon reopening Sept 6 with lunch service.
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Ana Gertrude E. Parker
John T Parker
McMullen & VicDermott
Hoffman Fagineeiing
Compan
Parker Slys
Wack
10Th St Nw
8Th St
Joseph Krouss
9Th St
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Saka & Company
Penna Avenue
Seventh Street
Home Savings Bank
7Th and
Mass. Ave
N. W
7Th
H Stone
7Th Stay
C.& P. Telephone Co
Liu Hest
Borisg
Horn
Ste
Lessaare
Atail de Drugstores
Washington Post
Washington, D. G
Darlington and Worthington
UNION
Ted
Gude
Moral Designe
Agi
Ananee Wiemani
Armatea Ga
Ray
Dog
Want Stafford
Charles H. Duell
Dresser
Axminster
Axminster Rugs
Muror
Eshler
Lansburgh Furniture CO
Inter-Ocean Building
Ninth Street
City Bulletins
du Bois
Chesapeake Beach
Charles L da Bola Ehter
Division
General Land Office
Mr du Bois
Blackstone
Belsingers
Dno. R. Kelly
Center
Sth St
Wing, N
Chicago
Jewel Gas Tangen
Muddiman & Co
Bane
12Th St
Ninth St
Ob. J. Kaufman
Pa Ave
Dowg
Permet
Health Department
Chestnut Farms Sanitary Dairy
Geo. M. Oyster, Jr
Connecticut Avenue
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
Fulton’s
F St. N.W
Enutablizhea
Ninth Street N. W
Yue Con
Herrmann i
Kitchener
A. Eberly’s Sons
7Th St. N.W
McDougall Hitchen
the Sunday Post
Hillary
I. Grosner
Pennsylvania Ave
Fali
George E. Hebbard
Taror
9Th Street
Ae Roo
Washington Gaslight
Tenth ST. N. Ww
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