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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1907

Page

33

Colored pugilist attacked at home by visitor

Oden colored a pugilist known as ily Payton and protege of Al Her ford lies at Emergency Hospital with a fractured skull. Wesley Watson, 22, of 2008 Twelfth street NW, is in custody at the Eighth precinct charged with assault. Watson allegedly shouted at Oden’s spouse and, while intervened, grabbed a hatchet from the doorway and struck Oden on the forehead. police say Watson was arrested as he was seen with the hatchet.

Id Oden Ily Payton al Herford Wesley Watson Twelfth Street Northwest Eighth Precinct Oden Watson

Colored waiter William McDonald found dead on tracks

William McDonald a colored waiter living at 110 Howard Avenue was found on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tracks near Anacostia yesterday about 1 am. Coroner Glazebrook ruled death from natural causes noting no violence. He had left work Tuesday and walked part of the way home after receiving his pay in a found envelope.

William McDonald William M Donald Howard Avenas Baltimore and Ohio Railroad W. Jocks Anacostia Glazebrook MacDonald Jim McDonald

Conductor George Handy Dies From Injuries At City Hospital

George K Handy fifty of 1120 New Jersey avenue south east died at Canusity Hospital yesterday from cerebral hemorrhage. He had earlier injuries from a railroad accident left him partially paralyzed and invalid. Coroner Glazebrook issued a death certificate and an inquest was deemed unnecessary. Cleanup of Virginia Avenue southwest and Girth Street westward was recommended by the district insulation official Joe Cream.

George Handy George K. Handy New Jersey Aventia Eonthsast Canusity Hospital Handy

Tax Receipts Grow Defective Laws Bar Tax Collection

The yearly report of Ed Davis district tax collector to the commissioners shows increased receipts in the general and trust funds but cites defective laws and lack of facilities as barriers to tax collection. He urges improved means and a permanent appointment of a chief bailiff to address delinquent personal taxes and overdue realty taxes.

Davis Ed Davis Saya Air Adda Tds Conaresa

Half Holiday for District Pumping Station Machinists

The District rt Bryant direct pumping station machinists will receive alternating Saturday afternoons off as a pilot half holiday. Commissioners West and Merrow weighed the plan. West supported testing feasibility without hampering operations, Merrow opposed citing insufficient staff and potential unequal treatment for other district workers. If workable, the policy could extend next year to all workers in the same class.

Bryant Airect Central Labor Union Deuwlf Pwe West Ioclude Yiber District Merrow Statios Pistrich

Delegates Named to American Mining Congress From City

Commissioners appoint five delegates led by Mrs Nellie Upham to attend the ninth annual mining congress in Joplin Missouri November 11 to 18. The list includes Dr GOG Smith Dr A Holmes Dr D T Day M R Campbell and J M Boutwell. Mrs Upham sailed from the district to last year’s Denver session and remains active in mining circles.

Mining Congress American Mining Congress Joplin Nellie J. Upham G OG. Smith A. Holmes D T Day R B. Campbell J. M Boutweil Upham Denver Shele Washinrton

Woman in Murder Case Bailed in Haiti

Woman of color held by coroner's jury as accessory to Garner slaying near Thampeona Bridge August 1 released on bond of 4100 to appear at William Gregory trial. Also reports budget estimates for Corporation Counsel next fiscal year including staff and expense increases and notes local business ads and public works remarks.

Haiti Martin William Garner Hegro Thampeona Bridge William Gregory Garner Thomas H. H. Thomas Cook Stover College Ea Sass Corporation Counsel Thespas Francia H. Stephens Assiutant Corporation Counsel

Runaway Horseback Ride Ends With Boy Injuries

James Biendl, nine, of Ninth and F Streets southwest, severely injured in a runaway incident after four youngsters borrowed a horse and buggy from Joseph Hengla at Center Market. The buggy overturned near the judges' stand, Biendl trapped by wheels. he required hospital care. Companions Samuel Johnson, John Sinter, and Charles Travia escaped injuries.

James Biendl Ninth and F Streets Southwest Blends Joseph Hengla Center Market Arend Biendl Young Liendl Aaid Samuel Johnson F Street John Sinter Charles Travia G Street

Prof Munroe Honored by Jamestown Exposition Committee

A Washington educator, Prof Charles B Munroe dean of arts and sciences at George Washington University, is named chairman of the chemicals and allied products jury for the Jamestown Exposition. He will remain active in his collegiate duties. Dr Truman Abbey of the medical faculty serves on the radium jury. Hopkins and a physician on electrical appliances rounds out GWU representation.

Washington Charles B. Munros George Washington University Munroe Department of

Hold Milk Law Revoked Challenges Posey Milk Charge

In police court C P Diggs for Retail Grocers Association argues the pure food law repeals the charge against Charley Posey 410 Tenth Street Southeast for selling substandard milk. Jol M George says both laws stand or fall together. Judge Brandy will refer to Judge Kimball for ruling with decision expected next week.

C. PF. Diggs Aturney Retai Grocers’ Association Charley Posey Tenth Street Southeast Amanu Poacy Jol M. George Brandy Kimball

CAPITAL OUTING CLUB BACK AND THEIR PLEASANT VOYAGE

The tenth annual outing of the Capital Outing Club ended Tuesday after members returned from Point Francia on the Rappahannock River. They spent most time fishing and sightseeing. a steam launch served the women who aided in preparing the picturesque trip. Participants included G. T. Barnsley and wife, A. Williams and wife, J. Mitchell and wife, N. Cowallana and wife, R. M. Brown and wife, H. J. Meador and family, C. W. Cooksey and wife, Mrs. G. Martin and son, A. Yost and daughter, Miss M. Yost, Mrs. M. A. Wayne, G. A. Weekerly, William Yost Jr., George E. Walker, J. W. Hammond, J. Hammond, George E. Strobel, F. A. Muthran, George L. Doty, Mrs. J. Barnsley and son, and Mrs. Horrian.

Capital Point Francia Rappahannock G T. Barnsley A. Willams J. Mitchell Cowailana

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