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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1905

Page

4

Tributes to Duvall Honor Long Service at Court

Officials and clergy mourn Daniel Duvall, district counsel, as Justice Gould adjourns Supreme Court sessions. Edward H Thomas and Dr. William Tindall lead tributes affirming Duvall as a faithful public servant, devout church member, and respected jurist in the District of Columbia.

Duvall Justce Gould Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Edward H .Thomas Andrew B Duvall Thomas Duvalls Bristol Christian Brotherhood House of God Na Nime Andrew Ie Duvall West Beard District of Columbia Corporation Cologael William Tindall Board of Commissioners Tindall

Funeral for Judge Scott Held at Calvary M E Church

The funeral for Judge Charles F. Scott of the Police Court will be held this afternoon at 3 o clock at Calvary Methodist Church. Pallbearers include W. W Eldridge, Gen Van H Hakey, Theodore A. Harding, Francis A. Sernab, Campbell Carrington, Lewis I. O'Neal, Lewis W. Call, and George Simmons. Both branches of the Police Court adjourned yesterday morning as respect to the late justice.

Calvary M. E. Church Charles F. Scott United States Police Court Binney Street Calvary Methodist Church Fifteenth Street Columbia Road Northwest Joseph Dawson W. W Eldridge van H. Hakey Theodore A. Harding Francis A. Sebring Masonic Campbell Carrington Lewis I. O'Neal District Bar Lewis W. Call George Simmons Methodist Episcopal Church I. H Turner Scott Mills and O'Neal W. D."truitt John Ricks F P. Bacon John Moss Joseph Potts Furst

M Street Improvements Proposed for Northeast District

East End Suburban Citizens Association launched a push for $15,000 to improve M or Morse Street from Bladensburg road to Twenty eighth street. The plan would open a regulated thoroughfare serving about 100 families and spur further city expansion toward the Eastern Branch. Also noted are efforts to curb auto search along Bladensburg and Benning roads and an outdoor concert by the Naval Band. Mrs. Annie M. Kelly seeks an absolute divorce from John A. Kelly, alleging desertion after their 1894 marriage at St Aloysius Church.

Northeast East End Suburban Citizens’ Association Bladensburg Benning Road Commissioners Congress M Street Morse Street Bla‘iensburg Twenty-eighth Street Adylt Benning John A. Kelly District Supreme Court Annie M Kelly John A Kelly Brunswick Md St Aloysius’ Church

CITY BULLETINS STOVE FURNACE SERVICES AND LOCAL MARKET ADS

Street notices list stove and furnace work by Simms and Arthur Carr estate broker. Local prices for flour ham potatoes and matches alongside ads for shoes ice cream and cooking ranges. Public health note mentions typhoid cases and a health office update with one death.

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