Receivership at End Objections Settled in 1901
Chief Justice Clabaugh discharged the City and Suburban Railway receiver after creditors were paid and property restored to officers. The case began with a mortgage suit by United States Mortgage and Trust Company of New York, citing insolvency and unpaid debts. Allan L. McDermott served as receiver. the company now earns more than operating costs and fixed charges. Transfers on connected lines were not expected to change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clabaugh
Mortgage and Trust Company of New York
City and Suburban
J. J Darrington
Allan L. McDermott
Kreeliir
Alabaugh
District Supreme Court
City and Suburban Railway Company
United States Mort Edge and Trust Company
New York
Alen L. McDermott
Washington Railway and Electric Company
False fire alarms spark city engines to jump in northwest district
Two men in a buggy set off six fire alarms early yesterday, keeping engines racing between boxes and causing widespread alarm and over $400 in city costs. A pedestrian saw them near Fifteenth and Charen streets and alerted police. Separately, San Francisco organizer P H Scullen arrived seeking industrial peace and arbitration boards. he plans to meet local AFL leaders to promote a branch of the National Industrial Peace Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifteenth and
Charen Streets
P H Scullen
San Francisco
National Industrial Peace Association
Jersey City
N. J
Scullen
American Federation of Labor
National Association
Game of Craps Interrupted in Alley Raid
About a dozen youths were ensnared in a craps game near Eighth and B streets southeast when police arrived. Six boys fled as they spotted officers. several named in custody at the station. Separately, Mackey Ko Stern reported a break in at 622 Hour-and-a-Half Street Southwest. thieves frightened off by a crashing showcase, with nothing of value missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth End
Polleemian Totten
Fifth Precinct
Pinkney Hawkins
Ernest Edwards
Joseph Holle Ernest,Gilliem
Raymond Gibeon
George Bailey
Mackey Ko Stern
Stern
Painter Fractures Leg After Fall From Ladder
Two men sustained injuries from falls on city streets and at a railway station. H Welsh, 61, of Alden Virginia, fell while boarding a Pennsylvania Railroad train and received a severe head contusion. P W Murphy, 62, painter of 241 Virginia Avenue Southwest, fell fifteen feet from a ladder at Seventh and E Streets Northwest, breaking his right leg below the knee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Murphy
Virginia Avenue
Wu Ladder
Seventh
E Streets
Death of instrument maker Thomas A Gibson at age 76
Thomas Alexander Gibson, instrument maker and acting engineer with Coast and Geodetic Survey, died yesterday at 240 pm at his home 1922 Ninth Street Northwest. Born November 24, 1845 in Baltimore, he worked as machinist and engineer, served with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and joined the Treasury Department as an engineer in February 1890. He rose to instrument maker and later engineer with the Case, all Geodetic Survey, before collapsing from paralysis. His brothers run Gibson Bros, printers and bookbinders, at Thirteenth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Alexander Gibson
Ninth Street Northwest
Gilson
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Gratton
W Va
Treasury Department
Gibson Bros
Pookbinders
Thirteenth Street
Fennaylvams Avenue
Rachive
Odd Fellows Amend Constitution at Grand Lodge Session
More than 500 delegates spent the day at Atlantic City and returned here this evening. The Sovereign Grand Lodge in secret session considered independence of the Patriarchs Militant, set the issue aside for Toronto, and enacted changes to the constitution including delegate terms and grand sire authority. A proposed liquor-exclusion amendment was tabled, while rules for filling vacancies and binding decisions were clarified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
Philadelphia
Patriarchs
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Sovereian Grand Lodge
Toronto
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Gramd
Atlantic City
Odd Fellows Drill Visit from Dallas and Guests Entertained
A large number of Odd Fellows from Massachusetts visited Philadelphia yesterday with about 300 in the Canton Maiden No. 45 winning 3400 for the Patriarchs Militant degree. Maj Gen Alvin Bliss led the party and spoke of the pleasant trip, planning to visit Gettysburg before returning to Boston. Oak Cliff Degree Staff from Dallas won 200 in the second degree drill. Daughters of Rebekah opened their hall for visitors and dancing each evening through Tuesday. A White House concert by the US Marine Band is slated for 4:30 PM with Santelmann conducting. Two parcels post amendments with Germany allow live bees and extend German package hold to two months.
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Odd Fellows
Aty
Massachusetts
Canton
Mount Vernon
Rebekah
Alvin D. Bliss
Philadelphia
Supreme Grand Lodge
Washington
Harpers Ferry
Gettysburg
Boston
B. Welch
Fred W. Fuller
John Campbell
P WY Mingo
W. A Hastings
Malden
Oak Cliff
Dallas
Tex
Trotter
Charles Trotter
J E. Penry
W. & Dougherty
F Allen
E Ord
E. V. Henly
J of Witt
J Smith
Wooh Pippen
W. A. Davis
JO Gi
J. W .Thacker
W.H. Oliver
W. F Neely
H Whitaker
Robert Lambert
Malone
M J Ingersol
I. G. Etheridge
Lewis
R . Etheridge
A. Trotter
M. C. Durham
Boy rider sprains back in crash at Tenth and D streets
Lester Lewis, fifteen, son of Robert Lewis of 1608 L street, was knocked off his bicycle by a car last night at the corner of Tenth and D streets. He suffered a severe back sprain and was taken to Emergency Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Lewis
Robert Lewis
L Street
Macfarland
Tenth
D Streets
Bad Stomach Harms Life and Daily Comfort
A weak stomach curbs usefulness and happiness, hindering proper digestion. Symptoms include distress after eating, nausea between meals, heartburn, belching, vomiting, flatulence, and nervous headache.
Proof of Their Faith New Synagogue Dedicated
Washington Hebrew Congregation dedicates its rebuilt synagogue on Wighth Street with an eloquent sermon by Dr Abram Simon titled The Joy of Worship. The new Siena marble ark, cockle shell border, and Star of David window are praised for beauty and acoustics. Jacob Esseman, long-time treasurer, chairs the building committee as members tour the renovated interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram Simon
Ark of Covenant
Sienna
Stearn
Afram Smon
Simon
Christiana
Knights Templars
Smith & Rupertus
New York Avenue
Jacob Esseman
Washington
Insurance Conference Held by Eastern and Southern Managers
The Eastern and Southern managers of the Columbian National Life Insurance Company gather in this city for a two day conference to plan district agency work for fall and winter. About twenty seven men from large northern and southern offices, led by Franklin W. Ganse, meet at Hotel Richmond with W W C Marrow handling entertainment. This afternoon includes a Mount Vernon excursion as local members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baattin
Staten Dintuss
Columbian National Life Insurance Company
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Franklin W. Ganse
Www. C
Marrow
Washington
Richmond
Mount Vernon
W. C. Marrow
George ©. Triggs
John F. Davis
Baltimore
John H. Burgess
Cambridge
Nineteenth Annual Convention of Cemetery Supervisors adjourns
The Association of American Cemetery Superintendents closed its nineteenth annual meeting in Arlington Cemetery after passing resolutions on five deaths and thanking local papers and cemetery officials. Delegates toured Mount Vernon and Arlington, with Fort Myer visits and a Baltimore cemetery excursion planned for about sixty five members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of American Cemetery Superintendents
Arlington Cemetery
Mount Vernon
Arlington
Fort Myer
Boyd's Property Attached by U S. Writs Against Clerk
The United States marshal has levied writs of attachment by Cas telberg Jewelry Co against James W. Boyd the Marina Hospital clerk. The suit targets a bill of sale of Boyd’s personal property conveyed to attorney G L Baker. Plaintiffs seek to void the bill of sale and the case on false vouchers will go before the grand jury in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Matsral
Castelberg Jewelry Company
James W. Boyd
Marina Hospital
Boyd
G. L. Baker
Three Men Suffer Heat Exhaustion In City
Three heat exhaustion cases were reported to the police in different city areas. Robert Scott, 54, of 413 B Street SW, collapsed near Tiret and C Streets SE and was treated at Emergency Hospital. Robert Avers, 17, resident of Maryland, was overwhelmed near Four and a Half Street and Pennsylvania Ave NW and treated at Emergency Hospital. Herman Miller, 65, of 407 Massachusetts Ave NW, grew weak at 15th and H Streets NE and was treated at Casualty Hospital. All left hospital soon after treatment and were not seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Scott
Tiret
Yester
Robert Avers
Maryland
Pennsylvania Avenue
Herman Miller
Massachusetts Avenue
Fifteenth
Weatherway notes heat wave runs into next week
The Weather Bureau offers a bleak forecast for an extended hot spell with several cloudless days and no relief in sight. Officials refrain from formal comment, yet expect the heat to persist into early next week as government thermometers register around eight degrees while Aleck’s reads higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Aleck
Weather Summary and Temperature Readings Across Regions
Weather conditions and forecasts from the Weather Bureau describe a low pressure system concentrated near the St. Lawrence mouth, with a second depression moving east from British Columbia. High pressure centers over the Dakotas, generally fair skies prevail, temperatures trend warmer in the Ohio Valley and Middle Atlantic, with no expected rain. Outlook calls for continued fair weather east of the Rockies, with cooler air in the Lower Missouri and upper Mississippi Valleys, and varied winds along coasts and lakes. Daily temperatures recorded in multiple cities show midwinter-like values, with clear river conditions noted at Harpers Ferry and a slightly cloudy Potomac.
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U, & Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
St. Lawrenas
British Columbia
Dakotas
Ohilo
Middle Atlantic States
Rocky Mountain
Missouri Valley
Upper God
Mississippi Valley
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Steamera
European
Grand Banks
Whathor
Itm
Bam
Eastern High School row over principal swartzell fuels bid to shift appointing power
Michael I Weller of East Washington Citizens Association plans to appeal to President Roosevelt after the school board kept principal Swartzell. Opponents vow to press a federal remedy, seeking to remove appointing power from the commissioners and place it with the President. The board split 3 to 3 on the first ballot, with a second ballot breaking the tie in Swartzell's favor. The district fights continue as activists push for new oversight amid peaceful school opening.
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Eastern High
Michael I. Weller
East Washington Citizens’ Association
Board of Education
Swartzell
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Weller
Senate
House
Honda
East Washingtoniang
Hest
Charles W. Needham
George Washington University
Mr. Gordon
Washington
Congress
East Washington
Eastern High School
School Board Debates Charges Against Mrs Cooper
The board devoted its meeting to Director Hughes's testimony on conditions at the high school and charges against Mrs A J Cooper, with further discussion planned for Tuesday. Promotions announced include teachers and principals at multiple grade levels, transfers, and new admissions to Washington Normal School No 1. An examination for kindergarten admissions will be held at the Franklin School building next Wednesday morning.
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Board of Education
Mr. Swartsell
Gwartgell
H Southard Parker
Prof. Swartzell
Parker
Swartzell
Gwartsrell
Mra Cooper
Hughes
M Biréetigh
Mra
A. J. Cooper
P. Holmes
B. L. Gardner
N. J. McKnight
Cc. A. van Doren
Anna McColm
M. H. Brewer
A. A. Jones
C. E. Parke
H. B. Riggs
Co. M. Thornes
M. Soverane
C.K Finckel
Brookland School
Franklin School
K. H. Bevard
A. H. Fuller
M. E. Sheads
M. M. Moore
M. Hall
Wv. J. Arnold
A. M. Coultry
Miss Sanders
M. O. Speaks
Ida Doyle
Cornela Allen
Washington Normal School
Marion E. Yoder
Melvin
Jackson
Daugherty
Dodge
McMurry
Oppenheim
Blow
Froebel
Cheyney
England
Deputy Commissioner Robert Williams Injured in Car Crash
Robert Williams deputy commissioner of internal revenue was knocked down by a car the other evening. He is reported well though stiff and resting to allow a broken rib to mend. The fever has left him and the doctor foresees a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Williams
Interns Revenue
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Alden
H. Welsh
GITY
Mt. Vernon
Temple
White House
United States Marine Band
William H. Santelmann
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Maren
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Gottachalk
Lucia
Dontzett
Smith
Mustciana Llewellyn
Stone
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Hood
Hebrew Congregation
NEW Synagogue
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Commandments
William Hahn
Jacob Fiseman
Cem
Castleberg Company
United States Marshal
Weahington Post
Harpers Pyery
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Potomac
the Sunday Post
Fall
Asheville
Bigmarck
N. D
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Danvar
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Iowe
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Texteas
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Indiarepolin
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Via
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Ark
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Fabrica
Schwartz & Pelzman
Tharp
Berkeley
N. W
Hughes Heard
Deputy Williams
Lansburgh & Bro
Manchester
Seventh Street
7Th St. N. W
Theth
Sunday Post
Frank Rockefeller
Little Hallelujah
Alvah Milton Kerr
Spain
Alfonso
Tenderloin
Mr. Sato
New York City
Children’s Court
House of Refuge
Henry Lane Wilson
Court of
Belgium
Sandy McNabb
Abe Cronkite
Marie Corelli
Helen Rowland, Savoyard
Jerome K. Jerome
Frederic Emory
Washington Merchants
Peter Grogan
Ceadit
7Th St
Topham
Crab
Lane Ee
Jas
Steinway
Players Music
St. N.W
Baldwin
Bon
9Th St
GA Whith
B. B. Earnshaw
Tanterson Institute
Alice M. Patterson
Wi. Smith
Washington Loan and Trust Co
Trumbull Graig Commercial National Bank Blaw v
Ian
Emwa DE Yates
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