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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1905

Page

13

Men's Top Coats Offer Grace and Style in Varied Fits

A fragmented ad style listing men s top coats highlights grace and style with options from short to long. It notes materials like silk Italian cloth and mulberry, with prices toward the $300s range and mentions noted brands or lines such as Vie cups Chevot and Coverts. The copy mixes color notes like black and tan and references a leader or prominent figure in the thread.

Evers North Star

Rain Coats Reach Highest Grade of Excellence

Scrutinize the collar construction, perfectly modeled shoulders, and well balanced silhouette. The coats feature easy generous skirts and careful finishing. Prices range from 1000 to 3000 dollars.

Stevens Runs Beagh as Beach Authority Conflict

Commissioners back Superintendent Wxn Stevens in dispute over bathing beach governance. A committee of Dr William Tindall, W J Douglass, and H B Davis was relieved, after Stevens asked for their removal and urged a new department of public comfort and diversion. West proposed revoking February 17 1900 order and entrusting management to the superintendent under Commissioner supervision to avoid divided responsibility.

W Xn Stevens William Tindall Board of Commissioners W J Douglass H B Davis Stevens Department of Public Comfort Commissioner West Windall Douglas West Tindall Tuinball Dav Bathine

Johnson Defends South Washington Grade Crossing Plan

R Harrison Johnson, chair of the railroads committee for the South Washington Citizens' Association, outlined objections to the proposed grade crossing elimination plan. He opposes a viaduct on Maryland and Virginia avenues, warns it would depress southern property values and threaten park space, and notes a majority in South Washington favors the plan despite divergent views.

Johnson South Washington Maryland Virginia Avenues Sixth Ninth Street Reservation 113 Commissioner West North B Street Pennsylvania Avenue Washington South

Hearing in Fisk Case: Policeman Denies Marital Status

The police trial board heard testimony in the case of Policeman Ian C Fisk of the Eighth precinct charged with improper conduct for posing as an unmarried man while visiting Annie Straub and her daughter Mabel. Mrs Straub and Miss Jesie Straub testified Fisk called frequently, denied being married, and once sent a note inviting Mabel to meet at a set location. Fisk acknowledged most points but said he had no definite purpose. The board will recommend to Maj Sylvester in a few days.

Ian C Fisk Eighth Precinct Annie Straub Seventh Street Mabel Miss Straub Fisk Mabel

Fortunetellers Arrested In Theft Ring Case

Two men Wilam Burke and William Houston were arrested by Detective Baur and Policeman Tayman on theft charges. They claimed to be fortune tellers and magicians visiting poor colored homes to victimize residents. They carried a matrimony thermometer, a fluid bottle, and trinkets. One watch was stolen from a Black washwoman amid other alleged acts.

Baur Tayman Wilam Burke William Houston Houston Fairfax County Burke Oxon Hil

Divorce Decree in District Supreme Court for Unfaithfulness

A decree signed by Justice Anderson of the District Supreme Court divorces John F Carr from Adam Carr on grounds of unfaithfulness Second Probation. Also notices ad listings and local notices.

Justice Anderson District Supreme Court John F Carr Adam Carr

Temporary Police Court site considered by officials

District Commissioners and the Police Court judges inspected several potential buildings to house the courts during the current building and the construction of a new one. Proposals included a Fifth Street near E Street site, a Pierce Street option, and the former Treasury Bureau of Statistics building on Fifteenth Street near D Street. No final location was chosen.

Police Court Fifth Street E Street Pierce Street Bureau of Statistics Treasury Department Fifteenth Street D Street Macfarland and Biddie Kimball

Stone contract signed for Dover municipal building

The Municipal Building Commission approved and signed a contract for South Dover marble for the municipal building. Members Shaw and three District Commissioners signed, opposing Blue Ridge Marble’s protest was substantially answered. The deal covers 641000 dollars with B A and G N Williams of New York as the other party.

Municipal Building Commission South Dover Shaw Blue Ridge G N. Willams New York

Fence In Sidewalk Reports Mintwood Place Issue to Congress

Commissioners refer the Mintwood Place matter to Congress after Col Biddle notes a wire fence in the sidewalk on Mintwood Place near Columbia Road leaves barely three feet for pedestrians. The fence was built to curb encroachment on private property, and widening the walk would require sacrificing private interests.

Mintwood Place Congress Col Biddle Columbia Road

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