Fire test a success for high pressure water system
Fire Chief Belt demonstrated a high pressure water test at the High teenth and U streets hydrant drawing water to heights near 200 feet with 60 to 137 pounds of pressure. Spectators included Commissioners Macfarland and Weet as proposals to fund maing in downtown Washington are discussed alongside possible Congress appropriations of 750000 to 760000.
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Macfarland and Weet
Belt
Highteenth
U Streets
Washington
Fort Reno
Macfarland
Congress
House Committee On Appropriations
District of Columbia
Appeal Sought To Recall Mandate In Snow Case
The District Court of Appeals was asked to recall its mandate to the Police Court in Cecelia M Coughlin versus District of Columbia. The aim is to reinstate the case in the Court of Appeals so the Commissioners may seek Supreme Court review of the snow and ice law ruling.
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District Court of Appeals
Cecelia M Coughlin
District of Columbia
Miss Coughlin
A B Duvall
Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
George E Hamilton
Supreme Court
Deaths From Consumption Lead Week in District
Twenty eight fatalities from consumption occurred in the District in the week ended Saturday, the highest in weeks, with about four deaths daily. Pneumonia claimed twelve, diphtheria fell to fourteen cases, scarlet fever rose to twenty six, typhoid to thirty, and smallpox five quarantined. All quarantined individuals will be discharged Friday morning unless conditions change. Also note deaths totaled 187 for the week, with 87 white and 50 colored. Other items report Edward Carson's death in Denver and a postponed forgery case for Raymond Jones in Criminal Court No. 1.
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George Washington University Hospital
Oldest Inhabitants Record Association Seeks Dead Members
The Association of the Oldest Inhabitants of Washington held a meeting at the Corcoran Building. A large memorial record book was presented for members who have died since the society's founding, to include birth and death dates and brief sketches. The book may record about 2,300 members. Members with information on pre 1901 deaths are asked to contact recording secretary D W Reiss.
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Washington
Corcoran
Allison Naislor
Browne Nicholas Watkins
G Calvert
John F Kelly
James la Fontaine
Daniel O’c Callaghan
C E Selihausen
Matthew Gault Emery
Emery
W VY Cox
District Society
D W Reiss
Tenth Street
City Bulletin and Local Notices Mixed With Ads
A historical police court report notes Howard Berry and Philip Richards, both described as negroes, were discharged after pleading not guilty to habitual drunkenness. the issue includes appeals to Judge Kimball and remarks by a police officer. The page also lists assorted grocery items, store ads, legal notices, and local business notices from J.T. Pyles’ stores to real estate and services.
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Howard Berry
Philip Richards
Willow ‘Tree Alley
Wilsonerry
Kimball
Richards
Lone Star State Anniversary Celebration Planned for April 26
The Texas Society of Washington will host the anniversary of the San Jacinto victory at the Typographical Temple with speakers including Chief Justice Seth Shepard and W. H. McNeill. The event, in charge of the society, follows a Tuesday meeting at the new Pythian Temple, featuring vocal, piano, violin, and recitation performances.
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San Jacinto
Republic of Texas
Texas Society of Washington
Gustave Bender
Society
New Pythian Temple
Seth Shepard
Court of Appeals
W. H McNeill
Forfeited Bail as Mrs Dickinson Skips Trial
Mrs Earle Dickinson, indicted for obtaining 75 dollars by false pretenses over a piano claim, failed to appear in Criminal Court No 1 yesterday. Bond of 500 dollars forfeited. bondsman William W Stewart had secured a bail piece and sought Dickinson, reportedly on vaudeville in another jurisdiction. Bench warrant ordered.. Florida Limited Trains to be discontinued this season between New York and St Augustine with final southbound runs on April 8 and April 7 respectively. Northbound to Washington by April 11. Also note coat ad promoting seasonal sale and store label.
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Stella Dempsey
Mary Thomas
Robert Hart
William Harrison
Earle Dickinson
Justice Wright
William W Stewart
Dickinson
Wash
New York
St. Augustine
Washington
Atlantic Coast Line
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