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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1905

Page

9

New Wheel Shipment Features Lager Saddles and Hartford Tires

A fresh shipment arrives with Lager saddles Hartford tires and adjustable extension handlebars plus high grade pedals. Every wheel includes a special guarantee and buyers are warned payment of 40 dollars would not secure more service or satisfaction.

Hartford

Naming new streets west of Rock Creek renamed in 1904 plan

District Commissioners announced widespread renaming of streets in the northwest section of the District west of Rock Creek and outside Georgetown. Tenley Road is removed. Nebraska Avenue renamed from Chain Bridge Road. many on paper streets receive official names and the system seeks alphabetical order. Map not filed yet and Congress must approve changes.

Tenley Road Chain Bridge Road Nebraska Avenue Rock Creek Georgetown Tennallytown Road Wisconsin Avenue Newark Street Rockville M Street High Street Ridge Road Waxhall Road American University Park Armes Place Butterworth Place Maines Street Davenport Street Davenport Place Erie Street Ellicott Street Flint Street Fessenden Street American University Heights Quincy Street Quebec Street Richmond Street Radwan Street Savannah Street Sedgwick Street Trenton Street Tilden Street Utica Street Upton Street Vallejo Street van Ness Street Tenley Place Verplank Place Warren Place Murdock Place American University Tentey Place Kenta Street Warren Street Austin Street Windom Street Lyles Place Alton Place Armesleigh Park Austin Place Xenia Street Webster Street Asbury Park Burleith W Street Madison Street U Street Clark and Hurst Clark Place Cleveland Park Omaha Street Ordway Yeet Highland Avenue Highland Road Ridge Street Reno Road Milwaukee Street Michler Street Folsom Place Lowell Street Hubbard Place Colorado Buchanan Street Chesapeake Street Alligon Street Brandywine Street Connecticut Avenue Highlands Lawrence Street Otis Street Monroe Street Perry Street Fairview Heights Woodley Street Fernwood Heights Shepherd Street van Ness Randolph Street Tilden College Place R Street Cambridge Place New Cut Road Grasslands Loughboro Road Linthicum Estate Dent Linthicum Place Street Observatory Place Thirty-second Street Mount Airy Hillcott Street Des Moines Street Oak View Picyrepont Place Palisades of the Potomac Albany Street Ashby Street Cottrell Place Potomac Avenue Falisades of the Potomac, No. 1—Frankfort Street Edmunds Place Exapurla Street Dana Place Detroit Street Cushing Place Reno Grant Street Sherman Street Emory Street Hancock Street Birney Street Ellicott Place Prospect Street Davanport Street Kearney Street Dennigan Place South Street Senate Heights Rusk Street Terrace Heights Tunian Heights Galveston Street Garfield Street Frankfort Street Fulton Street Wesley Heights Keokuk Street Jewett Street Hartford Street Hawthorpe Street Franklin Street Tunlaw Road New Mexico Avenue Soxhall Road Westey Park Woolley Park Woodley Road Cathedral Avenue Evarts Place Cincinnati Street Cleveland Street Woodley Place Twenty-third Street Rock Creek Drive Zoological Park Joliet Street Hurst Place Fenton Cleveland Davis Edmunds Fulton Garfield Hewthorne Jewett Klingle Lowell Mmfichler Newark Ordway Porter Quebec Rodman Sedgwick Upton Warden Yuma Albemarle Mrandywine Chesapeake Davenport Ellicott Fessenden Garrison Harrison Jenifer Keokuk Livingston McHinley Northampton Patterson Rittenhouse Tennyson Worthington University Terrace Eskridge Terrace Hurst Terrace Weaver Terrace Congress

Col Biddle Warns Park Picnickers Over Litter

Col Biddle Engineer Commissioner of the District visited Rock Creek Park and found grounds littered with lunches papers and baskets left by picnickers He warned that the privilege of using the park could be taken away if careful cleanup is not observed Flowers may be picked if roots and shrubs are not harmed.

Col. Biddle Biddle

Citizens urge regulate Anacostia streetcar schedule

A committee from the Anacostia Citizens’ Association appealed to the Commissioners to compel the Anacostia and Potomac River Railway Company to keep its current service to Anacostia. The hearing noted the company failed to win permission for heavier cars over the Anacostia Bridge and proposed changes limiting cars to the city end of the bridge. Several named local residents spoke, and the Commissioners said they lacked authority to set schedules and would refer the case to the railroad.

Anacostia

No Decision in Walsh Case Concludes Police Controversy

Attorney Wilton J. Lambert argued before commissioners against dismissing Policeman J. G. Walsh for playing craps with Policeman P. A. Hoffman. The board did not decide yet, but officials expect approval of the dismissal. Lambert contends Walsh was not on duty and not under the board’s authority when the incident occurred.

Wilton J. Lambert J. G. Walsh Police Trial Board P. A. Hoffman Duvall

West Crusade to Enforce Unlicensed Public Halls

Commissioner West launches a drive to close unlicensed halls in the District. Maj. Sylvester instructed to take to court all persons hosting entertainments in such venues. Police precinct reports list forty unlicensed halls operating in the area. Gade's American Boanties Stand forth as peerless specimens of their kind.

Commissioner West Maj. Sylvester Police Department Leutenants West Gade

Apartment House Employee Accused of Theft

Jackson B. Wilkenson a sixteen year old employee at the Astoria apartment house was arrested by Detectives Hartigan and Baur on charges of stealing seven dollars from Miss Kate Black's rooms. The city bulletin also lists local notices and ads including groceries, shoes, ice cream, and smallpox hospital deaths.

Jackson B. Wilkenson Astoria Hartigan and Baur Kate Black

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