Trunchett Family Bedlam Prompts Juvenile Court Verdict
In a juvenile court scene William Trunchett faced charges of failing to provide for his wife and child amid a crowded home. He blamed his brothers-in-law for chaos, while his wife and mother in law defended the family. Judge Callan ordered $4 weekly support and urged reconciliation, telling the brothers to leave.
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Frevenile
Wiliam Trunchett
Trunchett
Anpier
Gai Trunchett
Luphela
Inlaw
de Trapt
Baltimore
Anacostia
Callans
Callan
Prunchett
Trail of Anacostia Dogs Crackdown Begins
Fifth precinct officers and Poundmaster Einstein's force launch a drive against unlicensed and unmuzzled dogs in Anacostia. Authorities report citizens refusing to surrender dogs and some threatening pound wagons. Capt Matthews notes owners had a month to license dogs and the muzzling order has been in effect longer. Police to take prompt action in each case.
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Fifth Precinct
Einstein
Anacostia
Matthews
Order Street Improvements in Northeast District
Commissioners issue street improvement orders covering a resurfacing on the north carriageway of Pennsylvania avenue southeast between Eighth and Seventh streets at an estimated 37000 dollars, Wisconsin avenue repairs from Fulton to Garfield at 1200 dollars, four new water mains on the east side of Third street between 1st and streets northeast, and 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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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 builds rules push fireproof hotel stairs
The commissioners gathered fireproofing standards from major cities to guide revised district regulations. West noted hotel fireproofing is as crucial as theater safety. Cities cited include New York Philadelphia Indianapolis Chicago and Boston, with varying thresholds for height stories and stairway fireproofing requirements.
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Ad Hetela
West
New York City
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Chicago
Boston
Typhoid Death Rate High In District Health Report
Health department weekly report shows 8 new typhoid cases and 6 deaths in the district, total typhoid cases 149. Measles and chickenpox declined, last week’s deaths 116 with 61 white and 65 colored. There were 119 births, 1 white and 42 colored.
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Health Department
July Fire Losses Report To District
Fire Chief Bell reports July losses at 26030 with 177575 insurance. Bell alarms account for 24132 and local alarms 1898. Three percent of alarms were false. Four fires triggered extra alarms causing 21250 loss. Inspections of stables for horse protection underway with expected good results. Higher casualties noted in the department for the month.
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Bell
Chief Bell
Health Office Rush Delays School Health Certificates
Routine of the District health department was briefly abandoned due to a long line of children at Dr Woodward's office for school health certificates. To ease the rush, examinations will be moved to Franklin School by medical inspectors. All school children require health certificates.
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Franklin School
Alonzo Tweedale
Washington
Atlantic City
Tweedale
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Complaints on Streetcar Seating by G D Farr
George D Farr writes to the District railway commission that street cars lack seating with many cars only partially filled. He notes cross seats intended for five often have three or four spread across, making it seem full to others boarding. He urges better loading practices to prevent cars from moving before a place is found. A separate notice advertises four hours sailings on Chesapeake Bay four days weekly with round trips to Baltimore via The Electric Line from 14th and New York Avenue, plus Belight excursions at $1.25 to Baltimore and back.
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District Railway’ Commission
Chesapeake Bay
14Th and
New York Avenue
City Bulletin: Local Foods and Goods Advertised in Stores
Listings include Va. fish roe and Canadian items like Nora star sardines, cod in tumblers, and mackerel. Herring batch for Byles stores alongside satin skin creams and San skin powder. Perrine box skr mackerel and Heurich’s beer are promoted, with Chicago supplier details and contact.
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Nora
Perrine
Bohemian GHP and Other Selections Debut by Band
A fragmented program listing selections performed by a band includes Old Faithful, The Bohemian GHP eee, Rocked in the Candle of the Deep, Hosnama, Daughter of Love, Southern Memories, Zacatecas, Old Comrades, Poet and Peasant Overture, The Humming Bird, plus marches and medleys. Names such as Albert Groasberth, B A Van Alstyne Watts, Harey Anders, Codina Julis Kamper, and a Bandmaster Kamper appear amid a March program with varied tempos and set orders.
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Tobang
Rollinson March
Barytone
Albert Groasberth
Danl Marck
Zacatecas
Julis Kamper
Seto
Treasury Announces Widespread Post Office Breaks Heat Record
Treasury Department lists a long flow of appointments transfers and promotions in many divisions. The post office staff face extreme heat despite fans and improved cooling as engineers report temperatures near 110 degrees in the engine room.
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Seamole
Mountain
Country Dell
Goch
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Keith K Roxzelle
Department of Agriculture
Interior Department
Mary E Barnum
Iment of Agriculture
Albert
G Crutchfield
Nelson Carr
Navy Department
War Department
John F Bowning
Philippine Service
Fostofice
Maud
Weslson
Postofice
Samuel M Hitt
Isthmian Ghost Commission
United States
Frances M Beaty
Fom Philipine Service
Price alias Ross Held After Grand Jury Hearing
Charles Price alias Robert Ross faced a preliminary hearing in a police court yesterday morning on charges of breaking into William Schonberger's barbershop at 1221 Sixth Street Southwest and stealing. The value was 318 dollars. He was not panicked and was held in a 1000 dollar bond for grand jury consideration.
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Charles Price
Robert Ross
William Schonberger
Sixth Street
Stealin P
Price
Liability Act Invoked In Hard Fault Case In DC
Lillian Tucker sues the Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington Railroad for 25000 damages over the death of Sydney Tucker a railroad fireman killed while crossing tracks near Virginia avenue and Second street southeast on July 3 1907. The suit tests the validity of the federal Employers Liability Act in the District of Columbia noting the act was declared unconstitutional by the US Supreme Court but upheld by District of Columbia court in this jurisdiction.
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Sydney Tucker
First Street Southeast
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Virginia Avenue
Second Street
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Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
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Southern Railway
Shepard
Court of Appeals of
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District of Columbia
WANTS PAY FOR OLD DEPOT IN Mandamus Case
In a mandamus hearing, Baltimore and Washington Railroad seeks $500,000 from District commissioners for an old depot payment tied to Union Station construction. Attorneys argue Congress entitles payment upon conditions met, while commissioners contend payment must await proper site approval and design.
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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 Divides Estate Share
A settlement between Mrs Anne Hardisty and Mrs Elizabeth May Cammack alters the John Cammack estate. Anne receives 200000 in stocks and bonds plus 59000 in trust income, about one quarter of a 1000000 valuation. Stocks to be transferred within four days. agreement aims to prevent future contest and avoids notoriety. Justice Barnard authorized the partial distribution of securities yesterday.
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Anne 5. Hardisty
John Cammack
Fils
Elizabeth May Cammeck
Justice Barnard
Cemetery lien suit targets Mount Olivet Cemetery and Peiger
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 complaint filed yesterday claims Peiger contracted for glass and materials for a cemetery vault and seeks sale of property to satisfy the lien. The date March 27, 1908 is cited in the filing.
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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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