District bill discussed by Mr. Gillett in House session
The district appropriation bill was taken up as unfinished business. Mr. Gillett explained main provisions and criticized the one half expense share policy as unsustainable. Mr. Smith defended it, arguing property in the District is bound by government needs, and the debate touched taxation, revenues, and street upkeep before adjournment.
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Disposed Paper
Gilett
Wiliam Aiden Smith
Gillett
Michigan
Smith
Jones
Virginia
Committee On Appropriations
T.hey
Mr. Gillett
California
Mortality Declines in District with Fewer Deaths
During the week ended yesterday the District recorded 110 deaths, 43 fewer than the previous week. Of last week’s deaths 61 were white and 8 were negro. Main causes included pneumonia, bronchitis, consumption, heart disease, and kidney diseases, with rates showing improvement from the prior week. White rate 14.8, colored 24.18, total 4.00 per 4,000. last week 17.4, 29.6, 4.10. in 1905 16.03, 2.20, 18.3 respectively.
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Fie
Hearing on betting and bad effects argued before commissioners
Citizens appeared before the District Commissioners to present views on continuing pool selling at Benning race track. The meeting aimed to inform the Dillingham bill amending the District code on pool selling. Proponents cited moral concerns, while opponents noted economic benefit from out of town visitors and local business profits.
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Benning
Dillingham
Officers Elected at Washington Heights Association
Charles A. Douglass was elected president with T. J. D. Fuller as vice president and J. J. Lampton as secretary. Dr Tindall named treasurer while executive and committee appointments include Thomas W. Smith George Truesdale W. H. Moses Conrad Syme James J. Lampton A. M. McLachlen and others. Membership and legislation groups listed with multiple members.
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Charles A. Douglass
Washington Heights Association
T. J. D. Fuller
J. J. Lampton
Dr. ,Tindall
Thomas W. Smith
George ‘Truesdale
W. H. Moses
Conrad Syme
James J. Lampton
A. M. McLachlen
4. P. Clark
Ate W Treyfeld
A. D. V. Burr
Thomas P. Kane
Ralirendo
S. W. Woodward
C.” Ik
Hagenback Mammoth Sirens and Menagerie in City Show
Carl Hagenback brings a world renowned spectacle to town with a trained menagerie and a fully appointed circus. The latest feats and daring riding have earned wide praise as the show travels to the city for two days.
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Carl Hagenback
Mrs Alwilda Hurlburt dies after long illness in Cuba Observer
The Cuba Observer reports the death of Mrs Alwilda Hurlburt a longtime city resident who passed away Friday morning at Summit Place after months of declining health. Born here to Burton D and Lax Ann Fouilburt she supported the United States Marine Corps for eight years aiding young men from Company Ei and others with acts of kindness and comfort during their Honolulu trips and service. Her death will be mourned by many in the community and by those she aided.
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Cuba
Alwilda Hurlburt
Gielock
Summit
Theny
Kurlburt
Company Ei
Honolulu
Market Master Resigns at Wholesite Producers Market
The market announces a resignation of the master with a long service leave. W C Haskell is recommended to the community to appoint successor Ries C A Hlee for ten years as market sealer. Pastor Russell, renowned Bible student, will speak at Be Pheater Surly on April 2 and 3 with the subject Eu Hell and Back. No collection.
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W. C. Haskell
Anii
C.E. Milling
Hie
Russell
Be Pheater
Surly
City Bulletin Trial Board Decision Stands
The commission sustains the commendation in the case of Private 4W.1 Haloran for conduct, with recommended dismissal for others. A committee will report results of invasions to lot owners at Friday night at 8 o clock. Nearby testimony covers street extensions and assessments by the Bleath Street benefit, with witnesses including Terrell Meary and Myers.
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Haloran
Hani
Dson T
Burial of Louis Noot Shipped to Baltimore for Funeral
The body of Louis Noot a longtime Washington lace merchant who died Tuesday was sent to Baltimore where a son lives for burial yesterday He resided at 252 University Place and the notice mentions a creamer and velvet goods in the druggists’ listings.
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Noot
Baltimore
Louis Noot
Washington
University Place
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Ave. N. W
Maryland
Belmont Dairy
14Th St.n. W
Mocares
Maiaa
9Th St
Elgin
Paul Jones
THE
Hornstein CO
Kuppenheimer
I. Grosner
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Steve
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7Th St
Morsell
William Alden ‘Smith
Herrmann
Sitka
Ford
Stone & Fairfax
New York Ave
Rhode Island Ave
Cor
Hagenback
Charles Proctor
Charles W. ‘Proctor
Police Department
Druggists
N. Street
Alwilda Hurlbert
Marine Corps
Utica
C. A. Rice
City Bulleting
Grogeries
Johnston
Sin St Nw
Pillsbury
Hartung
Diman & Co
Ava
Furkinh
Rosenfeld
America
Perie
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
Dupont Circle
Ares
Massachusetts
Dupont
Issachusétts Avenue
Q Street
Treinton
Éadia
Pat
Ai 8Th
Notlo Street
14Th
Rust Company
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Shandsomt
P St
Rist
6Th St
Stone&fairfax
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