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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1906

Page

6

Boiling Water Urged Over New Washington Filtration

Dr William Penn Compton an authority on typhoid warns Washington water must be boiled before use despite the new filtration plant. He says old pipes are likely foul beds harboring bacteria and mud from years of neglect, urging boiling and careful washing of vegetables and salads to curb typhoid amid a claimed rise in cases. An extension of thirty days was granted to Andrew Gleeson for sewer work on New Jersey Avenue and the high level interceptor.

William Penn Compton Tha H Street Washington Andrew Gleeson New Jersey Avenue

Man Arrested for Snatching Railroad Ticket at Station

Johnson Dillard, 24, of 344 McLane Ave S W, is charged with stealing a Frederickburg bound railroad ticket from Frank Gouldman at the Pennsylvania station. Gouldman dozed with the ticket in his hand when Dillard allegedly snatched it. detective Berman arrested him yesterday afternoon. Heating slated for this morning at Police Court.

Johnson Dillard McLane Avenue Fredericksburg Frank Gouldman Pennsylvania Station De‘tective Berman Gouldman Frederickeburg Virginia City Dillard Diliard

Street Seeks 6000 In Damages From Railway Company

Miss Delta P Street a Census Office clerk filed suit in local courts against the Washington Railway and Electric Company for six thousand dollars claiming personal injuries from a February 21 accident at First and D streets northwest. She alleges the brake handle struck her face due to careless action by the motorman, causing a fractured nose and a bruised eyeball with permanent injuries. Attorneys Kappler and Merilint appear for Street.

Detla P. Street Washington Railway and Electric Company Miss Street First D Streets Itme Kappler & Merilint

Mad Dog on East Capitol Spurs Police Shooting

A suspicious dog guarded a veranda on 1620 East Capitol Street, alarming neighbors. Residents fled as the animal menaced children. Private Houschild shot the animal through the head after J N McIntosh called for police. Uncertain ownership followed as the carcass lay on the porch.

J. N. McIntosh East Capitol Street Houschild Capitol Street

Third Street Improvements Ordered by Commissioners

Street work set on Third Street between Virginia and southwest streets will be surfaced at a cost of 1700 dollars, charged to the grade crossing elimination appropriation. An allotment of 400 dollars will repair Montejo Avenue northeast between Picrida and Mount Shiver avenues, with new macadam. Brick sidewalks on Maryland Avenue to H Street Northeast are being modeled. About 300 units of repair work will be funded from the improvements and repairs appropriation.

Third Neuween Virginia Avenue Hare Cosk Monteilo Avenue Picrida Avenue Mount ‘Shiver Avenue Tats Street Maryland Avenue H Streets

District budget allotment approved for 1906 fiscal year

The Commissioners approved the District appropriation act allotting sixty thousand dollars for per diem employees for the fiscal year. Surface division receives 265,000 dollars, sewer 21,000, building 12,000, and water meter installation 1,750. Also, Private George V. John son’s appeal was denied. Terrell, a 25-year-old embezzler suspect, was arrested and released on bond.

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Two City Jobs Vacant in Health Department

The Commissioners announced an examination will be held at the Census Office on August 7 to fill two food inspection posts. The vacancies are in the District health department and will be governed by the general rules of the Civil Service Commission.

Health Department Genera Chi Service Commission

Pralen Cream Ad Blends Velvet Smoothness

An old advertisement fragment touts Pralen Tee Cream as a pure smooth cream product. It stresses velvet like texture and describes its use in drug-related contexts as a branding line.

Abattoir Conditions and Cleanliness Questioned Near Columbia Pike

An observer notes the abattoir near Columbia Pike presents odor and sanitation concerns. While some rooms show routine cleaning, the meat storage and rendering areas raise questions about hygiene and health safeguards, with observers highlighting potential risks to travelers and workers alike.

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