Failure to Answer Charges By Health Inspectors
John J Noonan owner of the Maryland Quick Lunchroom did not appear and his $16 collateral was forfeited after a health case. Grimth & Grimth proprietors of the Swiss dairy faced similar charges for keeping an insanitary establishment with milk and cream for sale and forfeit $5 each. Inspector Guerrant led the charges following a recent health department inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J .Noonan
Maryland Quick
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
William H Plumer
Noonan
Plum
William Griffith
Howard Griffith
Grimth & Grimth
East Camitol Street
A C Guerrant
Health Department
PRESENT HOUSES EXEMPTED New Theater Construction Rules
New regulations governing theater construction and maintenance will limit future builds to fireproof, first class structures. The rules set floor strength, main floor height, wide exits, two separate stairways per section, seating limits, balcony bank caps, aisle widths, stage separation, fireproof proscenium features, and prohibit ordinary hot air furnaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusk
Inspectors Ordered to Prosecute Child Labor Violations
Commissioner Macfarland directed the child labor inspectors C C Estis and R A Sanders to begin prosecutions on August 1 in all cases of violation of the child labor law. They are to divide DC into two divisions, serve notices on known employers, confer with the superintendent of schools and the judge of Ane Juventia Court, and report infractions to the corporation counsel for prosecution. Cooperation of truancy officers is pledged and duties must show courtesy and firmness to enforce the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macfarland
C C Estis
R. A Sanders
District of Columbia
Iqbal
Ane Juventia Court
From Prison to Court and Theft Charge in Distant Court
Detective Weedon leaves Washington for Trenton to fetch Charles Fairbanks, to be released for New Jersey penitentiary today after a three year sentence. Fairbanks is wanted in Washington to answer a robbery charge from November 1905 involving jewelry stolen under the pretext of a telephone inspector at 173% Street NW. Kesapeake Beach, Salt Water Bathing, Saturday afternoon train schedule shows a departure at 8.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weedon
Central Office
Washington
Trenton
Charles Fairbanks
New Jersey
Fairbanks
William E. Boulter
Kesapeake Beach
Missing Leather Pocketbook Sparks City Police Inquiry
Frederick W. Hynson reports leaving a black leather pocketbook with a certified check for 300 and 39 in cash at a downtown gate yesterday. The note lists associated items from a local grocer and a cafe advertises trusted beer and products, recalling a long standing business presence at 715 ith st nw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Hynson
Kinth Street
Schneiders
Rehs
McLenhnsn
Railway Conductor Accused of Taunting Passengers at Transfer Point
A complaint to the District railway commission alleges insulting and discourteous conduct by conductors on the Le Droit Park and Fourth Street branches of the Washington Railway and Electric Company. The letter, dated July 28 and received recently, claims a Fourth Street car derisively taunted waiting passengers after a Brightwood bound car stopped at Pomeroy Street at 8.01. The writer emphasizes the complaint is principle-based, not personal, and asserts such insults are frequent and unworthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Droit Park
Fourth Street
Washington Railway and Electric Company
District Railway Commission
H C Biddy
Railway Commission
Brightwood
Georgia) Avenues
Pomeroy
Investigation into complaints by commission secretary
The public has no right expect ideal courtesy from railroad employees but decent treatment in no unreasonable demand. As much of this time each day as he can spare from his office work is being devoted by Mr. Eddy, secretary of the commission, to investigation into complaints received by the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy
Commission
Disbarment Case Action Returns Writs to Court
Acting Secretary of the Interior Frank Peirce was permitted to return four mandamus writs from the disbarment proceedings against practicing attorneys. Justice Anderson later canceled the relief allowing Peirce to stop reporting on the writs. Peirce asked to be released from acting under them pending appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Peirce
Interior Department
District Supreme ‘Court
Garfield
Edwin W Spalding
James EH. Spalding
Milo B. Stevens
Peirce
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Justice Anderton
Chesapeake Beach
Saturdey P
Honeymoon Theft: Savannah Couple Reunited with Stolen Money and Jewelry
Mr and Mrs Julian BL Henry of Savannah Ga just married two days faced loss when valuables vanished from their Prominent hotel room. Detective Cornwell arrested Sadie Green of 6 F Street NW and recovered the money and gems. Green to be arraigned in police court this morning. Also notice of electric line coal sale ad appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian BL Henry
Savannah
Sadie Green
F Street
Henry
Cornwell
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