List of Thomas Waggaman notes revealed to creditors
Chief Justice Clabaugh orders the United States marshal to open custody records of Waggaman estate to creditors, making List No 1 of 94 promissory notes available for examination. Notes range from 50 to 261,900.57 dollars, with many secured by real estate or collateral, and totals cited near 1,274,537.60 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Waggaman
Clabaugh
Toltoid
W. 8
Mc‘Leod
B. Southard Parker
H. P. Waggaman
Thomas E. Waggaman
John 8. Mason
Irving Williamson
Mr. Wagsaman
J. F. Wagwgaman
Thomas E Wageaman
C M Coughlin
W. S McLeod
HP Wag- Raman
John S Mason
William P Lockwood
William F Davidson
A T Whiting
Morrie
H G@ Kemp
M V Phillipe
James A Whelan
N Crawley
St Clair Dawson
Parker
Thornton
Mary Kidrick
Ellen Mackin
Smith Rijay
Dennla Smith
Lowi P Keller
Netalie Desantes
Wary Maloney
VoAlien
T Pitzgeralda
Mary Flynn
Livale’ Means
T L Kervend
McBlair
Roe Morris
Josephine Garvey
J. B Nicholson
WH Harrison
Wiliam Beall Bowie
John R Fellows
C B Carpenter
E L Smart
Duxbury
WH Shaffer
Marshal
Mr. Waggaman
Emerson Steam Pump Company
National Lumber Company
Red Oregon Selizer Company
District Title Insurance Company
Anglers Association of the
District of Columbia
W Woodmont Rod and Gun Club
Alaska Gold Mining Company
Waggaman
Bagel
Charles C. Cole
United States Marshal
Thomas EB. Waggaman
Aso
Indorsers, &c
Bankruptcies Filed for Ernst and Herri Businesses
Charles Ernst Trading as Charles Ernst Company filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition listing debts of 9 648 28 and assets of 11 766 86 for a painting and wallpapering business at 1113 Fourteenth Street NW Clifford P Herri boot and shoe dealer at 730 Seventh Street NW also filed a voluntary petition with debts of 3 975 14 and assets of 2 150 Chief Justice Clabaugh appointed Charles H Bauman receiver in the Pupp Company bankruptcy case setting his bond at 12 000 and he qualified
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ernst
Charles Ernst Company
Fourteenth Street Northwest
Clifford P. Herri
Seventh Street Northwest
Clabaugh
Charles H. Bauman
Willam H. Pupp Company
Foreman fined for striking paroled patient at museum site
Frederick Freas foreman in charge of preliminary museum work on Smithsonian Grounds, arrested for assaulting George L. Wrighton a paroled patient from St Elizabeths Asylum during an escape attempt. At Police Court hearing Freas claimed no intent to strike Wrighton in the head but was fined $30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammons
William
New York
Baur
Frank Hume
United States
Washington
Frederick Freas
New Museum
Smithsonian Grounds
George L. Wrighton
St. Elizabeth’s Asylum
Headlong From a Window in Emergency Hospital Tragedy
Antonio Constantini an Italian patient at the Emergency Hospital leaped from a fourth story window at 3 20 yesterday morning, death resulting from a crushed skull. Coroner Nevitt reported death by his own action. His brother Serfino, also a patient, was moved to a strong room after learning of the death. The two men had been employed on a railroad bridge near Occoquan Virginia and were from an inland Italian province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Constantini
Nevitt
Constantine
Serfino
Antonio
Serfino Constantini
Occoquan
Antoni
Ohio Avenue
Italy
Gerfino
Hig
Writ of Habeas Corpus Denied in Rosa Marshall Case
Chief Justice Clabaugh signed an order discharging the writ after a hearing and remanding Rosa Marshall to federal custody. The court ruled it could not review Police Court actions regarding the grand jury holding. Christina Gordon filed the habeas petition. John W. Patterson and Adkins argued the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Marshall
Clabaugh
Charles Evarts
United States
Christina Gordon
Marshall
John W. Patterson
Adkins
Eva Tanguay at the Columbia and The Sambo Girl
Eva Tanguay appears at the Columbia next week in The Sambo Girl a comedy stage show. A street accident injured Edward Moriarity fifty at 47t K street northeast when hit by an eastbound car near Canal and First. he was taken to Providence Hospital with a head wound requiring ten stitches but expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Tanguay
the Columbia
Edward Mortarity
K Street
Canal Atreat
First Street
Moriarity
Providence Hospital
Graysons Not Heirs In Long Estate Dispute
Longstanding probate fight over Mary Almarolla's will resurfaces as Charles and Jennie Grayson seek to be named heirs to her estate. Chief Justice Clabaugh declines to revoke letters testamentary. Graysons previously denied heirship in 1882 after auditor found no heritable link to Michael Shiner. Evidence and prior rulings raise estoppel and collusion claims with Holtzman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clabaugh
Justice Anderson
Mary Almarolla
Charles Grayson
Jennie Grayson
Graysons
Irwin B. Linton
J. Aithens Johnson
George EB. Sullivan
Charlee Grayson
District Supreme Court
Mary Almarolia
Michael Shiner
Mary Almarella
Rosanna Shiner
Graysora
Linton
Cheltenham Reformatory
Maryland
William F. Holtzman
Holtzman
Weather conditions and local report from Sept 20
Unsettled showers across the eastern half with higher temps except New England cooler. West under a high pressure cool wave moving east to reach Middle Atlantic and New England by Wednesday. Showers tonight east of the Mississippi, along the south coast, and in the West Gulf and Western Texas with cooler temperatures. Central Rockies and southern plateaus fair with rising temps Wednesday. Winds vary by coast and Lower Lakes endure storm warnings. Oklahoma reports heavy precipitation. steamers face fresh winds toward Europe. Local report notes midnight 70, high 78, low 66 with humidity around 84 percent and 2.2 hours sunshine. Death notice for R. Harry Church, longtime American Ice co. Georgetown manager, at 2222 G Street NW after brief illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
New England
Mississippi River
Atlantic States
West Gulf States
Texas
Rocky Mountain
South Atlantic
Gulf
Lakes
Michigan
Huron
Oklahoma
Hart Smith
Grand Banks
Sassihie
Barbour Divorce Fight Filed in Circuit Court
Mrs Lily G Barbour filed for absolute divorce and alimony from George D Barbour in Baltimore Circuit Court asserting marriage on February 20 189? and separation on September 14 amid allegations of unfaithfulness. Barbour valued at about 100000 with income around 600 monthly from Washington real estate. He claimed they lived apart after September 12 and discussed a possible cross bill. He is tied to prominent clubs and related to Senator John S Barbour of Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Baltimore
Lily G. Barbour
George D. Barbour
Washington, D. C
Washington
Barbour
Belvidere Hotel
Army and Navy Club
United States
John S. Barbour
Virginia
Free Thinkers Meet in Rome with 5000 Delegates and Protests
In Rome the Free Thinkers congress gathered at the Roman College with over 5,000 delegates, including about 1,000 French representatives and 300 Spaniards. Ten from America led by Moncure Conway, J H Wilson, and Mangasar Mangasarian attended. The event marked the fall of papal temporal power and drew protests from Vatican supporters in telegrams calling it satanic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy City
America
Rome
Congress of Free Thinkers
Roman College
Gregory II
Paris
Lyons
Dijon
Spain
Catalonia
Moncure D. Conway
New York
Secular Society of the
United States
J. H. Wilson
Cincinnnati
Mangasar M. Mangasarian
Chicago
Sergi
Universal Brotherhood of the People
Haeckel
Jenas University
Berthelot
Busson
Sorbonne University
Garibaldi
Henry Maudsley
England
Haeckle
Germany
France
Salmeron
Ardigo Lombroso
Italy
Jena University
Premier Combes
Osservatore Romano
Vatican
Free Thinkers
Free Masonry
Haitian Deputies and Foreign Interruption Delay Railroad Concession
In Port au Prince on September 22 deputies protested after a foreigner in the gallery interrupted a chamber speech on a railroad concession to two American citizens for the Gonaives to Hinche line. The incident stalled approval, but President Nord pledged reparations and said the concession would pass at the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Au Frince
Saaiti
Chamber of Communes
Gonaives
Hinche
Nord
Powell
Steerage Rates Rise as Lloyd and Hamburg Lines Settle
London reports the first break in the rate war as North German Lloyd raises steerage to New York to 15 dollars, followed by Hamburg-American confirming the same rate. In divorce filings Polly Holmes seeks her maiden Rosa King name and James H Holmes faces similar action. William Diggs sues Sallie Diggs. Laura Overholtz sues William P. Overholtz for infidelity tied to his Singer Manufacturing employee status and alleged Reno Heights residence with the co respondent named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
North German Lloyd Company
New York
Hamburg-American Line
Tts
Polly Holmes
Russia Objects to Tibet Treaty Protectorate Claim
Russia lodges protest over the Anglo Tibetan treaty, arguing it creates a protectorate and alters Chinese sovereignty. London and St Petersburg expect limited British scope but foresee no heed to protests, while Russia warns it may reopen the issue later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Russia
Great Britain
Benkendorfft
India
Tibet
China
London
Peking
Russ
Foreign Office
Chumbi
Dalai Lama
Central Asia
Order Restored in Genoa After Rome Strike News
A 24 hour strike affected Florence Leghorn Naples Venice Siena Carrara Asco and Novara while Ancona Forli Como and Genoa resumed rail traffic. In Genoa workers including harbor employees returned to work as police intervened over a strike incident involving Gen Brecard’s carriage. A police fatality occurred and Milan residents formed a league to support order amid vandalism by strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Florence
Leghorn
Naples
Venice
Siena
Carrara
Asco
Novara
Ancona
Forli
Como
Genoa
Brecard
Tribera
Milan
Townsfolk Sweep for Strikers as Violence Spur Arrests
Authorities moved through the town today seeking identified strikers tied to recent violence and made a number of arrests.
Riots in London Jewish Quarter Over Socialists Clash
In London on Day of Atonement a riot rocked Spitalfields as about two thousand Jews clashed with Socialists from a non conforming Jewish club. Orthodox crowds stoned the club house and bottles flew, police and ambulances responded, arrests were made, and magistrates condemned the sectarian violence amid a crowded East End.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
East End
Spitalfelds
Hige
Frigid Note From Nicholas. Belgrade Prepares for King Peter
Belgrade reports King Peter to be crowned tomorrow after receiving a chilly letter from Emperor Nicholas. Bulgarian envoy arrives with four hundred Bulgarians, rain ruins street decorations, coronation stamps issued, regalia conveyed to the cathedral for night guard. Metropolis and three archbishops bless the regalia on the high altar. only invited guests admitted. The scepter features a large diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Servia
Peter
Nicholas
Ferdinand I of
Bulgaria
Karageorge
Karageorgevitch
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Ferro Carmelo
Garfield Park
Louis Palmeti
Liberty
Palmeti
Sewspal
Pel
Charles Ernst and
Clifford P. Herring
Castori
U. S
R. Harry Church
American Ice Company
Georgetown
G Street
C. B. Church
South Washington
Charles D. Church
R. WH. Church
Tgs
Raine Max
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Oho
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Fla
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Art
Marquette
Mich
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Tenn
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Barbours
Hood
Reorett
Lanssurgh & Bko
Priestley
Lansburgh & Bro
Ith
St. Aheate
Planos
SRA Sanders & Stayman Co
F St
Czar
Edmonston
Peter Grogan
AH Washington
Haviland
Seventh Street
I Streets
Hubbard Heating CO
F Street N. W
Baey
J. DeMoil & Co
Fonteetes
Jackson Bros
Great Cash Furniture House
Tolman
Basse
HUB Furniture CO
D Sts. N.W
Tharp
Berkeley
St. N.W
Candy Cathartic
Knabe
WM. Knabe & CO
F Street
Macdonnali IL School OF Phrenology
Pssehologs
Sth
IZ Ost
Mme I Macdonnall
Hannsomp
Alto
Mesers
Eugene
Eugene D
Charles Jans Carusi
Columbian
van Doren
Gurley
Fostow
Malin
Jackson Democratic Association
Pennsylvania Ave
James L Norris
Frldprich Kiefer
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
Wests
Stieff
Chas. M. Stieff
Coetimoer
St. N. W
Heiskell G&g McLeran
Heiskell & McLeran
St. WW
Alexandria
Mt. Vernon
Shogmaker CO
A. C. Hutterly
Tih
St. W. W
Rinker
Bond Building
Ath
No. Ie
Baugh
Nanny Faall- Baughman
Rooma
Pope
Pizer
W. J
T. Bilg
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