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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1909

Page

27

Dead bones not blamed for Georgetown typhoid spread

A Georgetown resident rejected claims that graves in the old Presbyterian Cemetery on Thirty-fourth Street and Val caused typhoid. Officials and a health officer dismissed the theory, noting only a few bones had been found and no evidence linked disinterred remains to the outbreak. A cow's milk and carrier germs were also discussed as possible factors.

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City Bulletins Oppose Collier Release In Court Hearing

A morning session before Tasties Gould will hear arguments from Police man Joanne Collier's representatives seeking release. Detriot Attorney Baker opposes the motion as Collier, jailed since March, stands charged with the murder of Cam Mathews of the PUK preemie. Court clerks and municipal court clerical staffing are also under review as part of funding requests to Congress.

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Inlet Bridge 15 Opens For Traffic On Potomac Inlet

A new concrete bridge over the Potomac tidal basin inlet opens to general traffic today. It provides an uninterrupted drive from Potomac Driveway along the river from Twenty sixth Street to the Pennsylvania Railroad embankment. Future extensions will add about six miles to Potomac Drive and extend toward undeveloped areas east and south of the railroad bridge. The bridge also enables water flow control in and out of the tidal basin.

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What Is a Pupps Tag Age

Erroneous impression prevails that puppies under six months can roam without license. Poundmaster Einstein warns owners that dogs under six months may be seized if not licensed despite eye opening ages, and urges public understanding of tag regulations and enforcement practices.

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Psychopathic Ward Arrests Man After Suicide Attempt

Teroy Calin was arrested Tuesday night and charged in police court with attempting suicide. Witnesses testified he planned to end his life with two shots, but Calin claimed he only intended to unload the revolver. A letter found on him pleaded innocence and thanked a boarding mistress, naming a young woman friend as prayed for by him. He sought examination at the Washington Assinn for sanity.

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Sharp Reminder Sparks Street Confl ict Over Premises

Joseph N Woodward a jeweler on Four and a Half Street faced a dispute with neighbors over disturbances caused by neighborhood children. In police court a plan to deter youths involved placing needles and tacks on his stoop, injuring a child and triggering a counter charge from the rabbit family. Judge Auburn fined Woodward and others, with nearby visitors to Atlantic City warned.

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District Urged to Create Street Repairs Bureau in DC

M I Weller argues the district should not rely on Congress for asphalt costs and endorses a city bureau of street repairs. He cites rapid patching of holes shown in photos, predicts quicker, cheaper repairs with a dedicated unit, and notes streets like Massachusetts avenue and Fifteenth Street have already benefited.

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Tyrrell Sousa Leads Quiet City Notes

A fragmented OCR snippet recalls names Tyrrell Sousa and Tyrrell related mentions with other surnames such as Suppe and Mullarn-Balt, suggesting a local notice or personals item. The readable fragments point to a community update or social notes without clear event details or dates.

Order Street Improvements Authorized in Northwest District

Acting Engineer Commissioner Kelly recommended to the commissioners that street and thoroughfare improvements be issued. Water mains along Chesapeake street Florida avenue Davenport street and Wisconsin avenue. 4 and 12 inch mains in alley between M N and Thirteenth street. a special sewer for roof and surface water for the engravings building. and an 18 inch sewer along Fifteenth street east of the tidal reservoir with estimated costs of 1649 and 3720 respectively. paving on Be hod street northwest between Irving street and the present macadam road with an estimated cost of 400.

Kelly Theas Chesapeake Street Belt Road DeRussey Street Florida Avenue Eighth and Ninth Streets M and N Eleventh Twelfth Streets Davenport Street Wisconsin Avenue Harrison and Jenifer Streets Thirteenth Street Kansas Avenue Randolph and Taylor Streets Georgia Avenue Shepherd Blatt Elder and Geranium Bureau of Engraving and Printing Fifteenth Street Udal Street Bureau

Status of G Street Northwest Declared Not a Business Thoroughfare

The status of G Street Northwest between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets cannot be declared a business street by the commissioners. The measure concerns the corridor near the Treasury building and the Christian Association building. The commission noted two thirds of the block is business property but the nearby building is nonbusiness, reducing required feet to qualify.

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Changes in District Force in MoC Clerk Appointments

District office reorganizes clerical staff with promotions and salary adjustments. Carnell and Gausfare receive clerk posts at specified rates, while Bla Cm ceil and Siler gain higher positions. Temporary tolls and the Magudman section outline further staffing updates and approvals.

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Bus plan for Rock Creek Park cited by official

A document outlines a proposed bus route serving Rock Creek Park with details on scheduling and facility access. Samal Gassend is noted as a prominent signatory, and the planning meets with the commissioner's review to approve a permanent service.

Typhoid cases drop at Wister stockade, reports show rise

A garbled entry cites typhoid notes at a Wister stockade with seven cases last Saturday and eighteen in a similar period. It mentions diarrheal cases causing illness, ages, births, and lines referencing white and entered groups. Since the eighteen period, fifteen reported deaths.

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