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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1910

Page

6

Mrs Andrews Claims Dower in Merchants Hotel Estate

Mrs Laura G Andrews petitions Probate Court for dower right and one half of Benjamin Andrews estate. She asserts marriage in Cincinnati in 1902 and joint mention in Maryland transactions for the Merchants Hotel on lower Pennsylvania avenue. Hearing on the petition is scheduled for September 23.

Laura G. Andrews Bertha V. Kerner Benjamin Andrews Merchants Hotel Lower Pennsylvania Avenue Kerner Andrews Cincinnati Maryland

Gude's Flowers Attract Praise In Local Display

Mrs Gesche Wetzel sues Anna M Bell for slander seeking 10000 damages. Attorneys Leonard J Mather and W Gwynn Gardner represent the plaintiff. The rest of the fragment references carriages and local contact details.

Gesche Wetzel Anna M. Bell Leonard J Mather W Gwynn Gardner

Judge De Lacy Harsh On Young Newspaper Thieves

In Washington juvenile court judge De Lacy sentences 12 year old Raymond Hornsky to six months in the Industrial Home for stealing morning newspapers from 1414 Fourteenth Street. The case marks a new police and court effort to curb paper larceny with Borasky, Lapcott and Mullin cases linked to prior offenses.

James Mullin Raymond Hornsky Fourteenth Street Northwest Judge DeLacy Washington Borasky Fourteenth Street Thompson DeLacy N Street Northwest Isadore Lapcott Lapcott

Willow Tree Alley to Become Park at $65 356 55 Cost

Roy E Haynes reports for the condemnation board that Willow Tree Alley, once a poverty hotbed, could be transformed into a park or playground. The estimate covers all properties in the block bounded by Third, Four-and-a-half, B, and C streets SW, and may be included in the 1912 District budget as the government already owns part of the square.

Willow Tree Alley Roy E Haynes

Three Million for Washington Wharves Proposed by Committee

The local wharf committee proposes $3,000,000 for Washington wharves in the next Congressional District appropriation. Members Daniel Garges T J C Bailey and Russell Dean say current wharf conditions are poor and the figure is conservative. They also urge filling the James Creek Canal and building a highway on its site due to health concerns. A separate notice advertises a federal taxicab ride offer.

Bby Washington Daniel & Garges T. J. C. Bailey Russell Dean James Creek

Woman Sues Railway for 10000 Damages in District Suit

Mary G Ford sues the District of Columbia and the Washington Railway and Electric Company for 26000 alleging injury from a track obstruction on April 13 1909 when crossing Twelfth street and New York avenue she fell and was injured internally after repairs to the tracks. Separate suit lists Sarah E Cranage against Washington Railway and Elecine Company for 10000 claiming a streetcar started without warning on September 16 1909 throwing her to the street while alighting at Ninth and P streets northwest.

Sues Railway The Washington Railway and Elecine Sarah E. Cranage Charles Bendheim Leon Pretzfelder Ninth and P Streets Mary G. Ford Henry E Davis District Supreme Court District of Columbia Washington Railway and Electric Company Twelfth Street New York Avenue

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