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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1909

Page

6

Blame Failing to Spread Typhoid on Cemetery Cleanup

Amid Georgetown fears a restored old Presbyterian Cemetery turned playground caused last year’s typhoid outbreak. officials and residents debate whether disinterred bones spread disease while doctors dismiss bones as culprit, blaming a cow and milk carrier instead.

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City bulletins reveal court hearing for Collier release opposition

Police seeking to view Collier in custody as attorney Baker opposes a motion before Judge Tasties Gould. Details mention Collier jailed since March for the murder of Cam Mathews, with municipal court clerical funding discussed by Commissioner Tracy and Jeffords. Also notes advertisements for Schnellers Malt Bread and Criterion Rye as local items.

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Inlet Bridge 15 Opens Linking Potomac Driveway

The new concrete bridge over the inlet to the Potomac tidal basin opens to traffic today, offering an uninterrupted riverfront drive from Twenty sixth Street to the Pennsylvania Railroad embankment. When extended, Potomac Drive will gain about six miles, with future plans to reach east and south undeveloped sections and extend along the Virginia channel to the reclaimed area near Glesboro Point, returning to the bridge. The structure also enables water flow control in and out of the tidal basin.

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Pups under six months face incorrect tax and enforcement myths

Poundmaster Einstein debunks the belief that puppies under six months are immune from tagging and penalties. Police rarely raid homes for young dogs, but owners must license when six months old and within the current tax year. Owners are urged to verify their pets’ growth and licensing timing rather than rely on age assumptions.

Poundmaster Einstein Pers

Psychopathic Ward Arrest Highlights Suicide Attempt Case

Teroy Calin was arrested and charged after an alleged suicide attempt in police court. Testimony revealed two shots were fired, a letter claimed he was not to blame, and Calin denied intent, saying he only intended to unload the revolver before seeking examination for sanity at Washington Asylum.

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Sharp reminder leads to police court dispute on Atlantic City boardwalk

Joseph N Woodward jeweler on Four and a Half Street Market faces a public quarrel after placing needles and tacks on his stoop to deter neighborhood children. Robbys Rabbys threatens violence, and a counter charge follows. Acting Judge Auburn fines both parties as visitors to Atlantic City flee to the boardwalk.

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Demand for city run street repairs to spare Congress costs

M I Weller argues a district bureau of street repairs would speed patching and save money. He cites recent rapid repairs on Massachusetts Avenue and Fifteenth Street as proof a self funded department could maintain streets when depressions are reported. He urges Washington to repair its own streets, oppose outsourcing, and push for funds to improve asphalt quality.

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Tyrerett Suppe Voltntedt O'Hare terdL Hendix Lampe

A collection of names appears in a damaged OCR pass, listing individuals such as Tyrerett Suppe and Hendix Lampe, with fragmentary surnames Mullarn Balt and Sousa Mullarn Balt. The readable line suggests a notice or roster snippet from an era newspaper page.

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Order Street Improveres Water Mains and Sewers

Acting Engineer Commissioner Kelly urged the district commissioners to authorize street improvements in the northwest section. Proposals include 12 inch water mains on Chesapeake Street, 8 inch on Florida Avenue, 4 inch in an M N alley, 12 inch on Davenport Street, and 12 inch on Wisconsin Avenue, plus 5 more mains. Sewer work covers Blatt northwest, a roof and surface water sewer for the engraving building on Fifteenth Street, and a larger 18 inch sewer along Fifteenth Street east side. paving of a Thirteenth Street section and a West side Georgia Avenue link are also planned with estimated costs totaling several thousand dollars.

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Status of G Street Northwest as a Business Thoroughfare

The status of G Street Northwest between Seventee 14 and Eighteenth streets cannot be declared a business thoroughfare by the commissioners Mo Campbell nf 14 Harvard Street Northwest requested action. G Street is considered largely business and extension is feasible but a non business building on the block lowers the required frontage, complicating the decision.

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District force changes announced by MoC Hargrove

Notices detail promotions and temporary reassignments within the office of MoC Hargrove. Several clerks are elevated to clerk positions with new pay, including replacements and temporary appointments affecting staff such as Carnell, McBoardovin, Gausfared, Bla, Magudman, Raa, and Siler. The changes take effect immediately.

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Rock Creek Park bus plan discussed at meeting

A city transit official named Samal Gassend outlined a proposal for new bus service to Rock Creek Park. The commission chaired by Mr Geass received details about routes and a potential park access program, noting a pending permit application and expected timetable.

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Typhoid Cases Rise and Deaths Reported in Recent Week

Typhoid f ser on the Wister os atk a Minimum according to the opprtal Redth Ofwer Book and fo ss ent ently ft last Saturday whet the number of Casts was 7 Lae the sane period List SOW (he number was 18 During the list ed diarrheat as cases were reposible for amenion eats of whiei after of elit treny unites 2 vers of age There were HL brths rewarded aim, thes perad of winch were white and A entered Since the 18 period there were 15 re ted baths

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