Rifle practice heats up for Washington schoolboys tourney
Up to 400 boys from Washington graded and high schools drill at the National Capital Rifle and Revolver Club to prep for an April to May schoolboy match series. Col Dimmick outlines events, prizes include silver cups, gold medals, and an autographed Roosevelt photo.
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Washington
National Capital Rifle and Resolvte Club
Fifth
L Streets
Col B R Rose
Edward J Dimmck
Albert Jones
New York
National Rifle Association
Cant
H W McBride
Indianapolis
Business
McKmley
Cadeta
Roosevelt
Nationa Rifle Association
Garfield Post No 76 AR Celebrates Twenty Sixth Birthday
James A Garfield Post No 76 AR marked its twenty sixth anniversary with an evening program. The play The Last Rehearsal of the Drama Leap Leal Proposals by Dr Thomas Calver featured a cast including Misses Broawn Jones Robinson Johnson Thompson and others. Commander John G Maynard opened with a welcome, Chaplain J IJ Bradford spoke, and music was provided by Miss Wood and others with performances by Mrs Frear and Di Calver.
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James A Garfield
Post
Thomas Calver
Broawn Jones Robinson Johnson and Thompson
Sorosia
Adam Weise
Cutter
Moo4
Sknapp
Olive Johnson
Riley
Fanny Wise
Cora Penfield
Lex
Thomas Walver
Patrick O Flahery
William Riley
Welcoms
John G Maynard
J IJ Bradford
Miss Wood
Olive
Hazel Walker
George W W Calver
Mrs Frear
di Calver
Mrs Josephine Mawbings Rawlings Dead
Funeral services for Mrs Josephine Mawbings Rawlings aged about four years? will be held this afternoon at 4 o’clock at 2409 East Capitol Street. The widow of Capt Rawlings, she was a friend of President Grant and helped secure her Washington post. Survived by two daughters, Miss Emma Rawlings of this city and Mrs Anne Spech of Spokane. Body to be sent to St Tours for interment.
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Josephine Mawbings
East Capitol Street
St Tvours
Rawlings
Capt Rawlings
Ceurt
Grant
Washington
Emma
Rawkings
Anne J. Spech
Spokane Was
Fences to be removed as municipal building nears completion
Contractor confirms fences around the new Municipal Building on Pennsylvania Avenue and Fourteenth Street will be removed in days. Office structures for the contractor and Riggs remain, auction results will revert funds to the District government, and offices may move to the new building by July. Plastering almost finished and interiors near completion. Building begun August 1906 and contract set for October 14, with completion likely three months early.
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St. Pennyylvanie Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Nell
Louisiana Avenue
Parsons
T&p
Many Buildings Razed by District Condemnation Board
The District board of condemnation of insanitary buildings razed thirty two structures in March. Inspector Roy Hames says over 100 such buildings have been removed since January, with about half in alleys and courts. The board includes Capt William Kelly, Dr William Woodward, and Snowden Ashford.
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District Board of Condemnation
Congress
Roy Hames
Willam Kelly
William Woodward
Snowden Ashford
Orders changes at asylum in Washington
Commissioner Macfarland accepts two resignations from the Washington Asylum staff and, on LEF Zinkhan’s recommendation, makes one new appointment. Miss M Engel pupil nurse resigns effective April 6, Miss Sdith Slgafoose pupil nurse resigns effective April ia, and Herbert Liogd is appointed orderly at $300 per year to replace Dennis Coleman.
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Macfarland
Washington Asylum
Lef Zinkhan
Miss & M Engel
Pleads Child's Illness Delays Police Trial Board Appeal
A public hearing on J T Gibson crossing guard appeal from the police trial board's dismissal recommendation was held by the Commissioners. Gibson cited a sick child and a 15 to 20 minute delay after returning from dinner as his reason. The Commissioners postponed a ruling, keeping the matter under advisement. Shaffer's Supply offers Easter flowers and blooming plants at reasonable prices.
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Police Trial Board
J T. Gibson
Gibson
Shaffer
Smallpox Watchman Resigns In City Bulletin
Albert W Joyce resigns as a watchman in the smallpox service. the resignation is accepted by Commissioner Steretly Fresh Egos. The bulletin also mentions prices at local grocers and various notices from multiple city departments and firms including Schneider's Malt Bread, National Electric Supply Company, and proposals affecting city infrastructure.
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Ig Highlands
Pitol
Dupont Circle
Usompany
Central National Bank
Cen ' 7Th St
Paiye Nw
Albert W Joyce
Smallpox Service
Steretly
J T D Pyles
National Electric Supply Company
Largdon Engle House
Macfarland
Allen
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