Waggaman Bankruptcy Hearing Proceeds in Equity Court
Hearings in the Waggaman bankruptcy case continue before Justice Anderson as banks seek adjudication. Attorney Darlington may propose bankruptcy under a suit with no question of the act of bankruptcy, to avoid appealing over the Catholic University deed of trust which is treated as a possible preference. A new suit seeks removal of Waggaman as trustee on a deed of trust tied to a $1,000 investment and questionable use of funds. Continuous arguments focus on insolvency, the deed of trust, and potential consolidation of cases with expected appellate action by the Catholic University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Thomas E. Waggaman
Second National Bank
National Bank of Washington
National Metropolitan Bank
Justice Anderson
Equity Court No. 1
Willam F. Mattingly
Waggaman
Matt
Derlington
University
Weversity
Ansewer
Wageaman
Justice Ameon
Irving Howie
Charles Ji. Marlatt
W. KE. Ambrose
Joseph Roberts
St Cerrin M. Coughln
Samuel
Thomas
Square M4
Bowls
Bowin
Cecelia M. Coughlin
Samuel FB. Allen, Jr
Cecelia M Coughlin
Thomas EL
John W. Pilling
Bowie
Weggaman
Cecl M. Covgenin
Samuel Hen, Jr
M Waggamin
Mr. Waggaman
Indica
Catholic Unity
Messrs. Bonaparte
Hamilton
Mattingly
Woodley
Catholic University
Bonaparte
Columbia National Bank
Potomac
Department of Agriculture
Department
B. T. Galloway
Bureau of Plant Industry
Gauthier
Faculty of Medicine
Paris
Asleep on Theater Steps Woman Talks of Death
Lizzie Byer, twenty, homeless, lay on the Bijou Theater steps in Washington near Ninth and C streets NW. Police found her distressed, hungry, and claiming she wished to jump into the river. She said she came to Washington a year ago, met a man who deserted her, and she would be moved to a detention home with efforts underway to find shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Byer
Owens and
Murphy
Ninth
Capitol
Washington
Woman and husband shot in jealousy at Goulds alley home
A jealous quarrel led to a shooting at 207 Goulds alley northwest. Robert Dennison was seriously wounded in multiple shots. Ledora Dennison sustained a breast and arm wound. Saunders Abbott, a colored man, was jailed for assault. Police say the Dennison woman’s injury may have been accidental. Both victims were hospitalized and reported resting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dennison
Ledora Dennison
Saunders Abbott
Dennison
Abbott
Goulds Alley
Denison
Lves
Logan's Court
K Street
Labor's factional disputes within the AFL council
The American Federation of Labor executive council proposed uniform city union laws and threatened charter revocation for affiliates denying representation. It upheld President Gompers's ruling against the Franklin Press men and barred the Printing Pre New union, with Chicago told to appeal. The council planned meetings with rivals, noted metal trades amalgamation, issued a charter to Cutting Die Makers, and authorized a Toronto conference attendee to join nationwide labor talks. It also authorized Gompers to study a new AFL headquarters building and set the next council session for today.
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American Federation Council
American Federation of Labor
San Francisco
Gampers
Franklin Pressmen's Union
Union of Printing Pre New
Chicago
Gompers
International Association of Allied Metal Mechanics
International Association of Machinists
Council
Gold Watch Attempt Ends With Vagrancy Charge
Detective Tyser confronted Thomas Flynn, a 43 year old white man, who offered a brass watch for sale to a prospective victim. Flynn did not realize he was speaking to a detective. Tyser arrested Flynn yesterday afternoon on a vagrancy charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gald Thomas Flynn
Detective Tyser
Police Sought for 14-Year-Old Vivian Price
Police asked to locate Vivian Price a fourteen year old from 119 Third Street Southeast after the youth left home following writing a letter to his mother stating he would run away. Parents discovered the note during the night and alerted authorities.
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Vivian Price
Third Street Southeast
Catarrh Explained as Debilitating Disorder
The article describes catarrh as a constant discharge from mucous membranes caused by inflammation from impure blood. It emphasizes the condition affects nose throat stomach and bowels and calls it debilitating and needing attention.
Copper in foods outweighs Potomac water sterilization fears
Historical research from the Agricultural Department argues copper compounds used on grapes pose no health risk. Copper in wheat and meat often exceeds levels in treated water, with analyses showing grapes containing 2 to 5 mg per kg and wheat around 7.2 mg per kg, while beef liver and chocolate contain higher copper amounts.
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Potomac
Galloway
Agricultural Department
Germany
France
America
United States
Europe
Boiled Water For Schools Program Approved
Commissioner West authorized a $1.00 emergency fund appropriation to buy gas stoves and filters for boiling and filtering Potomac River water in 120 public schools. The system aims to remove typhoid germs, with installation before Monday opening, janitors to ensure proper filtration. Gas stoves cost about $3 each, five gallon filters around $4.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Board of Education
Sunk Scow Rises From Potomac with Little Loss
A lumber laden scow sunk in the Potomac Saturday night resurfaced yesterday without aid. Commodore Sutton sent the Vigilant to tow it to the city and the scow was turned over to Capt. Thomas Owen of the Daniel K. Jackson who saved only a portion of the lumber. A kitchen fire at 723 Fourth Street Southeast caused $150 damage from a gasoline stove explosion. Uruguayan revolutionary Seravia reportedly dead per a Lisbon cable to the State Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac River
Sutton
Thomas Owen
Daniel K. Jackson
Willam
F. Dove
Fourth Street
Or & Engine Company
Austrian cure for catarrh and asthma advertised
Remarkable cures follow the introduction of ascatco the Austrian remedy for catarrh and asthma. Consular reports claim obstinate cases are cured by 500 drops, a tiny dose of seven drops twice daily. The Austrian Dispensary at 6 Hast Fourteenth Street New York is mailing free sample bottles nationwide to stamp out these diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascatco
Fourteenth Street
New York
Rev Dr Wilson Resigns From Western Presbyterian Church
The Western Presbyterian Church congregation meets tomorrow to act on the resignation of Rev Gerhart A Wilson D D who has accepted a call from First Presbyterian Church Providence RI and plans to begin the pastorate in October. Wilson, born in Chicago, studied at Lake Forest University Hartford Theological Seminary and pastored in Holyoke MA and Hartford CT before serving Western Presbyterian since September 1899.
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Western Presbyterian Church
Gerhart A. Wilson
Wilson
First Presbyterian Church
Providence
R. L
Dr. Wilson
Chicago
Lake Forest University
Hartford Theological Seminary
Former Consul Potter Dead and Silk Worm Pioneer
Hon Joseph Z Potter longtime diplomat devoted to silk export from Germany to the United States died at his home 185 Fourth Street Northeast He introduced silk worm culture to the country and maintained small model gardens He was born in 1822 in Baldwinsville New York and later counted Massachusetts as his state of adoption He served in the Massachusetts House and Senate and held posts as consul to Stuttgart and Crefel t before retiring in 1880 He lived in Washington three years and supported urban garden projects He leaves a widow Funeral plans not yet set likely Arlington Mass Potter was also a Mason and known for his worm collection and advocacy of urban reclamation by gardens
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Joseph 8. Potter
Germany
United States
Fourth Street
Baldwinsville
N. Y
Massachusetts
Massachusetts House of Representatives
State Senate
Stuttgart
Crefelt
Washington
Potter
Hiram Lodge
Arlington
Mass
Hnckington
Weather forecast with frost warnings and coastal storm alerts
U S Dept of Agriculture Weather Bureau reports a sharp cold spell with temperatures up to 23 degrees below average across the Northwest Central West Lower Missouri and Upper Mississippi valleys and frost. A rapidly falling pressure hints at a potential coastal storm from Savannah to Fort Monroe with storm warnings issued. Showers affect the Midwest, Lake region, Middle Atlantic and South Atlantic coasts. warmer days expected midweek in the Northwest and across the Missouri and Upper Mississippi valleys. Frost warnings cover Nebraska Iowa Kansas Western Wisconsin Montana North Dakota South Dakota Montana and other high districts. local reports note a boy's foot injury and an awning fire at city streets with minor damage.
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U. S
South Atlantic
Tat
Savannah
Fort Monroe
Middle Slope
Miasouri
Upper
Mississippi
Upper Lake Region
Middle Atlantic States
South Atlantic Coast
Texas
Ohio
Lower Mississippi
Lower Lake Region
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
West Gulf States
Atlanta
Northwest
Missouri and
Upper Mississippi
Atlantic
East Gulf States
Upper Lake
Lower Lake
New England
Middle Atlantic
Florida
Gulf Coast
Upper Lakes
Nebraska
Iowa
Kangan
Wisconsin
Migcourt
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Fort Monros
President Handles Lena Case Across Departments
Officials from State Navy and Commerce and Labor place the Lena matter under presidential control. Admiral Goodrich reports six weeks for temporary repairs and eight months for new boilers, with ongoing expert inspections and guard vessels, while considering internment options and crew handling under evolving government instructions.
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Goodrich
San Francisco
State
Navy
Lena Lifts Seaworthy Warning For Russian Vessel
San Francisco September 13 Acting on instructions from Collector Stratton Captain J G Bulger inspector of hulls and boilers found repairs needed on the Lena boiler system and urged time for seaworthiness The collector reported findings to Washington and the Lena may be dismantled and held here for the war effort The destroyer Paul Jones was sent to an anchorage off Union iron works.
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San Francisco
Union Iron Works
Goodrich
Lena
Atlee
State Department
Pillsbury
Navy Department
Admiral Goodrich
Sena
Golden Gate
Russia
Parale
Austria
State
Navy
Stratton
J. G. Bulger
United States
Washington
Bulger
Paul Kesakevitch
Paul Jones
G. C. Davison
Union
Armed guard shores Lena in port to enforce neutrality laws
A re-enforced steam launch from Marblehead, under Midshipman Davis, with armed crew and four marines, guards the Lena to ensure neutrality compliance and prevent unauthorized aid or harm. The Paul Jones watches Lena with a patrol boat as long as she remains in port. Every approaching boat is stopped and checked by the vigilant launch until officers confirm the mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena
Paul
Maine
Senate
Hansen to represent Cassini in Lena affair move
First Secretary Hansen will depart from Bar Harbor to Washington to stand in for Count Cassini at the Russian embassy regarding the Lena transport incident. Cassini said no action had been taken and no instructions were received from Washington. He noted the San Francisco consul general’s report of Lena arriving out of repair and that the President would act fairly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansen
Washington
Bar Harbor
Count Cassini
Lena
Associated Press
San Francisco
Goodrich
Sena
United States
Russians surprised Lena voyage hid from St Petersburg
In Sept five fifty seven p m reports from St Petersburg say Russian authorities knew nothing of the Lena’s San Francisco visit. A high admiralty officer says the Lena’s purpose is unclear and Russia will consider repairs and coal if allowed, while not interfering with neutral trade. Two theories assign the Lena to stop contraband bound for Japan or to study Cape Horn routes for the Baltic squadron.
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St. Petersburg
Lena
United States
San Francisco
Admiralty
Skrydloff
Vladivostok
Foreign Office
Russia
Japan
Smolensk
Alexander Mikhaiilovich
Department of Mercantile Marine
Ofmperor Nicholas
Kamimura
Cape Horn
Interparliamentary Union Seeks Peace Mediation
In St Louis on Sept 13 the Interparliamentary Union pressed for immediate mediation in the Russo Japanese war. The body urged The Hague signatories to intervene to restore peace, either jointly or separately, and to inform the great powers of this move.
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St. Louis
Interparliamentary Union
United States
Gobat
Roosevelt
Interparliamentary Conference
Richard Bartholdt
Dr. Gobat
Lecomte Goblet d’Alviella
Far East
Interparliamentary Bureau
Bur
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Tientsin
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Capital Phonograph Co
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Cineataree Bond
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Pope
Altoa
M. Paterson
Wilbur L. Smith
Lami T. Bide
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