Judge Kyle Tours East to Study Police Courts
Kansas City police judge Harry G Kyle on leave in the East to study Eastern state police courts. He criticizes slow penalties and lax enforcement while praising Westington officials and urging reforms to boost revenue from violations. Kyle notes his aim to improve local courts and cites fines for drunkenness and adulterated food, and hints at pursuing tighter controls on packing houses.
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Harry G Kyle
Kansas
Anich
Justc
Wes
Frigas
National Capital
Kyle
Will &5
Baltimore
Boston
Kansas City
East
Anid
Oye
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Washington
Law and mercy in enforcing city ordinances
A speaker argues private individuals must obey the law in Maneas City, noting ordinances have not been enforced. He says a police justice should temper justice with mercy but has no sympathy for those who violate the law at others’ expense.
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Maneas
Bryan and His Chances
J E Glebert argues against William Jennings Bryan as a presidential candidate, condemning his record, intellect, and rhetoric. The letter urges the Democratic Party to nominate a mature, broad minded leader aligned with Jefferson and Jackson principles, and to keep the party from fringe agitators while preserving healthy opposition.
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Eikler
Willem Jennings Girvanna
United
Lie Ft Iregome
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Duras
Nebraska
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United States Senate
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Omaha
Lincoln
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Weis
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Madison Garden
Bryean
Chicago
St Louis
Marshattan
Sullivan
National Committee
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Republican Party
J E Glebrt
FISHES AS BAROMETERS PROPHESY COLD WEATHER
Old fishermen claim fish stop biting before storms and when storms pass they resume. They say fish move from shallow to deeper water hours before cold weather, staying deep as surface waters chill, proving fish know weather.
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Ling
Making Country Club Habitable Begins Before Carpenters Leave
A detailed plan for outfitting a new golf clubhouse before completion. It covers lockers, ventilation, clothing storage, kitchen gear, dining sets, bedding, towels, and lighting. Emphasis on durable materials, proper layout, and matching club insignia while staying within budget and avoiding overfurnishing.
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Capeniars
Arapte Taom
Wainstand
House Committee
Walla
Farate Omer
Walter
Algo
Yastrut
Rhode Island Man Seeks Vote He Cannot Qualify
In Pawtucket Rhode Island Luke O Connor a longtime immigrant fights a paradox in Rhode Island voting law He seeks a personal property tax vote while the state restricts such voting to property owners He has faced repeated denials from tax assessors and appeals to mayors governors and Roosevelt without success He argues he is a landowner who should be allowed to vote for local officials and casts proclamations to mobilize support amid ongoing dispute over personal property voting and municipal taxation.
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Washington Post
Pawtucket
Luke, O'Conner
Ireland
Democratic Party
Lst
O'Connor
Roosevelt
Loeb
Board of Tax Assessors
Bourke Cochran
Advics
Connor
Newsppers
Rhode Island
City Counella
Vacation Days End as Washington School Reopens
Pupils return to classes in Washington with a reorganized system and a new superintendent. The article notes new teachers, altered spelling norms, and the mix of enthusiasm and reluctance among students as they enter a revamped public school era.
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Washington
Marre
Oungster
Washington Boyd
New Jersey
Columbia
Cearly
Whis Child
Femlains
Hutman Ontura
Alan
Jy Shakespeare
Legal Record summary of court actions and property transfers
District of Columbia court records list several matters including divorce proceedings for Donatison, adjudications and trustees in executory actions, and numerous property transfers across blocks and avenues. Notable entries involve Crown investments, Allen Fox state will details, and multiple real estate deeds in Northwest and Southeast districts with prices around ten dollars and increments up to thousands.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
van Kaur
Justian
H ‘White
Crown
Reilly
WP Willem
Teuton
A. Hellly
Atenant
le Foe
Gavorea Posuer
C.ears Ve
Licenced To Marry Rovert 7 Megas and Others
Fragmented legal notice lists names and ages in a marriage license context. It mentions Rovert 7 Megas, Satie and Germar, Baltimore related individuals, and several other attached names with scattered details. The readable portions indicate a marriage licensing event with multiple applicants and associated parties.
Health Office Record Deaths September 18 Listed
Health office record of deaths includes Mary E Latun aged 57 from 4 fet os and Lintie Dodge age 17 with Bth st ne, plus Marla Long 108 eer from 1525 Church st ner and Carl Mushake 29 Monroest Anacostia. Other entries name Saran B Harden aged 8 and Amelia Price at Freedmen's Hospital 22 grac. Additional records: Mary Dudley 19 McCullough sk nw 6 feare Lovise Yotnger 23 year Caroline Amerson 60 Pears Tith st nw, William Willame Angeave, Gerfield 8 years. Also Sarah F. Hirer Chain Bridge road 2 year, Zeeph Sulifian 6 month, Axel ing L Wesley 9 years and Andrew Lincoln Wask Asylum Hoaptts! 26 yra, George W. Naylor 59 year 1243 37th st mr.
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Mary E Latun
Yeere Lintie Dodge
Marla Long
Church St Ner
Carl Mushake
Monroest
Anacostia
Saran B Harden
Moris Road
D C
Amelia Price
Freedmen's
Grac Mary Dudley
McCullough Sk Nw
Feare Lovise
Wealthy Bostonian Buys Cedar Point Estate in Virginia
Cedar Point on Mobjack Hay, Va., was sold this week by Grant Parish to John JL Neubauer, a wealthy Boston retired merchant. The prior sale of Ilmington estate to Thomas Walkup, a New York banker, followed. The Jamestown Exposition spurs interest in Holewater lands in Virginia and Maryland, with expected booming values next year as tourists visit.
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Cedar Point
Mobjack Hay
Grant Parish
John JL Neubauer
Boston
Thomas Dixon
Ilmington
Thomas Walkup
New York
Virginia
Maryland
Mary He Bay
Rappahannock
York, James
Chesapeake
Patuxent
Potomac
Incorporations Formed For Catering And Services In City
Two new corporate entries appear in the docket including Kentucky Lunch Room catering with 13 000 capital and The Washington Civil Service Beheal with a securities related stake. Incorporators listed include Edward B M Dunt Georgia B Duncan Joseph W Sbarts and Caming De euler Juha Bucder.
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Edward BM Dunton
Cinemn
Georgia B
Duncan
Washington
Joseph W Sbarts
Caming de Euler
Juha Bucder
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