Too much brother in law in Trunchett home court case
In juvenile court William Trunchett was accused by his wife of failure to provide for her and their child. He admitted leaving the home amid tensions caused by his brothers in law living there, and the judge ordered him to pay four dollars weekly while urging the couple to reconcile and instructing that the brothers’ presence be curtailed. The wife, mother in law, and brothers testified to the strained household dynamics.
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Wiliam Trunchett
Trunchett
Anpier
Gai Trunchett
Luphela
Inlaw
de Trapt
Baltimore
Anacostia
Callans
Callan
Prunchett
On Trail of Anacostia Dogs Launch of License Crackdown
Fifth precinct police and Poundmaster Einstein’s force pledge a vigorous crackdown on unlicensed and unmuzzled dogs in Anacostia. Pound authorities report citizens refusing to surrender dogs and some threatening officers. Capt Matthews notes a month for licenses has elapsed and directs prompt action in every case.
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Fifth Precinct
Einstein
Anacostia
Matthews
Order Street Improvements
Commissioners issue orders for street work including resurfacing the north carriageway on Pennsylvania avenue southeast between Eighth and Seventh streets at an estimated 37 000 dollars. Also repairing Wisconsin avenue between Fulton and Garfield streets for 1 200 dollars, laying four water mains on the east side of Third street between 1 and streets northeast, and laying service sewers on First street northwest in Rhode Island avenue between North Capitol and First streets northwest and on Fourteenth street northwest between Emerson and Farragilt streets.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Eighth
Seventh Streets
Wisconsin Avenue
Fulton Street
Garfield Street
Third Street
First Street
Rhode Island Avenue
North Capitol
First Streets
Fourteenth Street
Emerson and
Farragilt
District eyes fireproof stairs for hotels in multiple cities
The commission weighs fireproofing hotel standards after surveying major cities. New York requires hotels over 36 feet tall to be fully fireproof including stairways, Philadelphia enforces fireproofing for four story plus first class buildings, Indianapolis mandates fireproof hotels over three stories, Chicago requires five story or 60 foot high hotels to have incombustible stairs and walls, and Boston requires habitation buildings over five stories above basement to be fireproof including staircases.
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Ad Hetela
West
New York City
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Chicago
Boston
Typhoid Deaths Rise in District Health Report
The health department reports a high typhoid death rate in the district with eight new cases and six deaths in the week ending Saturday. Typhoid cases total 149 so far, measles and chickenpox declined, deaths reached 116 overall, with whites 61 and colored 65. There were 119 births, 71 white and 42 colored.
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Health Department
July Fire Losses Report From City Fire Chief Bell
The July fire losses totaled 26030 with 177575 insurance. Bell alarms caused 24132 losses and local alarms 1898. Three percent of alarms were false. four fires triggered extra alarms causing 21250 loss. Inspections of stables for horse quartering and fire protection are ongoing with expected improvements. Per Chief Bell, high department casualties were reported this month.
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Bell
Chief Bell
Franklin School Handles School Health Certificates Rush
Health office at Capture Health temporarily abandoned due to a long queue of children seeking school health certificates. Dr Woodward and medical inspectors will now conduct examinations at Franklin School, with all pupils required to have health certificates.
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Franklin School
Passenger seating complaint sparks train car crowd issue
George D Farr writes to the District railway commission to complain that street cars often lack seating even when not full. He describes cross seats meant for five people as overcrowded with people spread across five, while others struggle to board as cars move. Also advertised are four hour sails on Chesapeake Bay weekly, and round trip fares to Baltimore and Belight excursions via The Electric Line with time schedules.
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George D Farr
District Railway’ Commission
City Bulletins and Local Advertisements in One Page
A compact page shows various groceries and canned goods including Va. Fish Roe, Can. Nora, Star Imported Sardines, cod fish in tumblers, Herring sets, and mackerel. Local ads promote Satin skin cream, San skin powder, Heurich beer, and Washington Bottling Co. Also notes about Jewel Gas Ranges and W. Chicago address 616 13th.
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Nora
Perrine
Heurich’s
Heer
Ft— Macare and Senatg
Hbrewery
Posesington Bottling Company
Chicago
Fhe Bert. Co
Muddiman & Co
Oldest Band Orchestra Recital fragment with mixed names
Fragmentary OCR text lists composers and pieces such as Old Faithful Old Comrades Poet and Peasant and Southern Memories. Mentions Albert Groasberth Van Alstyne Watts Bennet Cornet Sola Codina Kamper and Bandmaster. March pieces and various medleys appear in a garbled lineup.
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Holzman
Tobang
Rollinson March
Barytone
Albert Groasberth
Danl Marck
Zacatecas
Julis Kamper
Seto
Treasury Announces Broad Departmental Appointments and Leaves
Treasury announces a long list of appointments transfers and promotions across offices including the auditor for various departments and Treasury officials. The report also notes numerous leaves of absence for clerks in the War Navy Interior and Post Office departments and mentions changes in supervision and personnel moves within the federal civil service.
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Seamole
Mountain
Country Dell
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F Ofce
Edward A Fowler
I Stuart Cramer
N Offee
Harry ‘T Frost
Peter C van Gilat
B Bowls Adams
Alanson Morehouse
Edwin B Morsis
Eugene 5
Nostrand
Hdward M. A Jauitto
Jamea R Burgess
Arthur J Biskeglee
Wer
Mart L Quigley
Navy Department
John [ Erickson
Theodore A Hunter
Harry W Raoseh
Post Office Department
Edward E. Feastman
Leonard D McGrew
Robert C Valentine
John L Dunham
United States
Roger Ir Moore
Harry W Thompson
Jacob W Austin
Charles
Keith K Roxzelle
Department of Agriculture
Interior Department
Mary E Barnum
Iment of Agriculture
Albert
G Crutchfield
Nelson Carr
War Department
John F Bowning
Philippine Service
Fostofice
Maud
Weslson
Postofice
Samuel M Hitt
Isthmian Ghost Commission
Frances M Beaty
Fom Philipine Service
Man Held After Grand Jury Prelim on Barber Shop Burglary
Charles Price alias Robert Ross faced a preliminary hearing in police court yesterday morning for breaking into William Schonberger’s barber shop at 1221 Sixth Street Southwest and stealing. The value was 318 dollars. He was held in $1,000 bond awaiting grand jury action.
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Charles Price
Robert Ross
William Schonberger
Sixth Street
Stealin P
Price
Liability Act Invoked In DC Fireman Death Suit
Lillian Tucker files suit for 25000 against Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Railroad claiming negligence led to the death of Sydney Tucker, a railroad fireman, at Virginia avenue and Second street southeast. The case questions Congress power over employer liability in the District of Columbia, noting Hyde v Southern Railway invalidates the act nationally but supports validity in DC per Chief Justice Shepard.
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Lillian Tucker
Sydney Tucker
First Street Southeast
Philadelphia
Baltimore, and
Washington
Tucker
Virginia Avenue
Second Street
Itr
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Hyde
Southern Railway
Shepard
Court of Appeals of
District
District of Columbia
WANTS PAY FOR OLD DEPOT IN DC MANDANTUS CASE
Arguments in the mandamus case against the District sought $500 000 for an old depot tied to Union Station construction. Baltimore and Washington Railway argued Congress entitled payment after conditions were met, while commissioners alleged no authority to impose an alternate design.
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Mandantus
Wee Eee Hia
Baltimore and Washonalles Ad Company
Union Station
Tastics
Barndid
Act of Congress
Plana
Congress
Potomac Park
New Jersey Avenue
Rates Pit
Cammack Heirg Compromise Honors Fair Estate Split
A settlement between Mrs Anne Hardisty and Elizabeth May Cammack halves the contested John Cammack estate. Anne receives 200000 in stocks and bonds plus 59000 trust, about a quarter of the total, while the remainder goes to the widow. Stocks to be delivered within four days, with court approval by Justice Barnard.
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Anne 5. Hardisty
John Cammack
Fils
Elizabeth May Cammeck
Justice Barnard
Cemetery lien suit filed against Mount Olivet Cemetery
Penn American Glass Company sues Mount Olivet Cemetery Association and F H Peiger to enforce a mechanic's lien for 988.24 plus interest. The bill claims Peiger contracted for glass and material to build a vault at the cemetery and seeks sale of property to satisfy the lien. Date referenced is March 27, 1908.
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Mount Olivet Association
Penn American Glass Company
Delaware Corporation
Mount Olivet Cemetery Association
F H Peiger
Peiger
Glass Company
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