Too Much Brother In Law In Trunchett Household
In juvenile court William Trunchett admitted to leaving his wife and baby after disputes over his brothers in law living with them. His wife and mother in law defended the brothers, while Trunchett blamed their presence for simmering fights. Judge Callan ordered $4 weekly support and urged reconciliation, telling the brothers their company was not welcome.
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Frevenile
Wiliam Trunchett
Trunchett
Anpier
Gai Trunchett
Luphela
Inlaw
de Trapt
Baltimore
Anacostia
Callans
Callan
Prunchett
On Trail of Anacostia Dogs
Fifth precinct police and Poundmaster Einstein pledge a vigorous crusade against unlicensed and unmuzzled dogs in Anacostia. Pound authorities complain some citizens refuse to surrender such dogs and have threatened drivers. Capt Matthews notes owners had a month to license dogs and the muzzling order has been in effect longer. Officers instructed to act promptly in every case.
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Fifth Precinct
Einstein
Anacostia
Matthews
Order Street Improvements for Southeast Pennsylvania Ave
Commissioners issue orders for street works including resurfacing the north carriageway of Pennsylvania avenue southeast between Eighth and Seventh streets at 37000 dollars. Repairs on Wisconsin avenue between Fulton and Garfield streets at 1200 dollars. Water mains on east side of Third street between 1 and streets northeast. Sewers on First street northwest along Rhode Island avenue between North Capitol and First streets northwest and on Fourteenth street northwest between Emerson and Farragut streets.
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Seventh Streets
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Fulton Street
Garfield Street
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Rhode Island Avenue
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Fourteenth Street
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District builds fireproof stairs in hotels study
The city commissioners review district building rules and compare fire safety standards from major cities. West notes fireproofing hotels is as crucial as theater safety, citing New York Philadelphia Indianapolis Chicago and Boston requirements for tall or high hotels and stairways.
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Ad Hetela
West
New York City
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Chicago
Boston
Typhoid Deaths Rise in District Health Report
The weekly health department report notes 8 new typhoid cases and 6 deaths for the past week, a high rate versus prior weeks, with 149 total cases to date. Measles declined to 5, chickenpox to 34. deaths totaled 116, with 61 white and 65 colored. Births numbered 119 with 71 white and 42 colored babies.
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Health Department
July Fire Losses Report From District Fire Chief
Fire Chief Bell reports July losses in the district reached 26030 dollars with 177575 dollars insured. Alarm incidents totaled 302 alarms with four fires triggering extra alarms causing 21250 dollars in losses. Inspections of stables for horse quartering and fire protection were started and expected to yield good results. A high casualty figure was noted for the department during the month.
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Bell
Chief Bell
Franklin School Becomes Health Certificate Site
Health office duties paused by a long line of children seeking school health certificates. Dr Woodward, overwhelmed by the crowd, directs authorities to send pupils to Franklin School for future exams conducted by medical inspectors. All school children must have health certificates.
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Woodward
Franklin School
Passenger seating blamed on crowded street cars
George D Farr wrote to the District railway commission claiming street cars are hard to board as cross seats meant for five often hold three or four, making it appear full and blocking entry. He notes rubbernecking passengers and cars moving before seats are filled. Also advertised are four hours sail on Chesapeake Bay four days weekly at $160 round trip, and $1.25 to Baltimore and back via The Electric Line with Belight excursions at $100 round trip, returning midnight Saturdays and Sundays excepted.
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District Railway’ Commission
Chesapeake Bay
14Th and
New York Avenue
Baltimore
Eilectric
Beilight
Goch
Capt
O'Donnel
Post Office Department
Los
City Bulletins and Local Store Notices
A compact notice list references various canned fish products and prices, shop names, and promotional items. It mentions Va. Fish Roe, Nor a tuna cod items, Star Imported Sardines, Perrine boxes, Herring, and mackerel offerings. Local merchants T D Byles, Heurich's Heer, and W. Chicago Jewel Gas Ranges are noted with contact cues for a Washington area storefront scene.
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Perrine
Heurich’s
Heer
Ft— Macare and Senatg
Hbrewery
Posesington Bottling Company
Chicago
Fhe Bert. Co
Muddiman & Co
Band Selections Led By Kamper in March Concert
A fragmentary 1 March program lists Holzman Tobang Rollinson and Albert Groasberth performing varied selections including Old Faithful and Hosnama. Pieces cited include Daughter of Love, Southern Memories, Zacatecas, Old Comrades, Poet and Peasant, The Humming Bird, and a banner by Codina Kamper Bandmaster with Piccolo Seto.
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Holzman
Tobang
Rollinson March
Barytone
Albert Groasberth
Danl Marck
Zacatecas
Julis Kamper
Seto
Treasury Announces Wide Range of Post Office Department Moves
Treasury and Post Office changes span appointments, promotions, transfers, and leaves of absence. Names include Edward A Fowler and Harry Frost with salaries and positions across Treasury and Interior, Navy, and other offices. multiple staff granted vacations, and several promotions and reassignments noted in government departments.
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B Bowls Adams
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Jamea R Burgess
Arthur J Biskeglee
Wer
Mart L Quigley
Navy Department
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Theodore A Hunter
Harry W Raoseh
Post Office Department
Edward E. Feastman
Leonard D McGrew
Robert C Valentine
John L Dunham
United States
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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
Charles Price alias Robert Ross Held for Grand Jury
Charles Price alias Robert Ross faced a preliminary hearing in a police court yesterday morning on a charge of breaking into William Schonberger’s barbershop at 1221 Sixth Street Southwest and stealing. The value was reported as 318. Price was not indicted and 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 Man's Railroad Death Case
Lillian Tucker sues the Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Railroad for 25000 damages over the July 3 1907 death of Sydney Tucker a fireman at 230 First Street Southeast Washington. The suit tests Congresses 1906 employers liability act and whether the DC court can apply it locally despite a Supreme Court ruling outside the district.
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Sydney Tucker
First Street Southeast
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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 Case in Mandamus Proceedings
In Baltimore and Washington Dalles v District Commissioners, mandamus arguments tested payment of 500000 to the railroad after Union Station construction. Railroad defense cites Congress entitlements tied to conditions fulfilled. district counsel argues against issuing payment certificate without site approval.
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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 Splits Estate Amid Agreement
An accord between Mrs Anne Hardisty and John Cammack's daughter provides her 200000 in stocks and bonds plus 59000 in trust, about a quarter of the 1000000 estate. The will gave income from 2350 trust and the remainder to his second wife Elizabeth May Cammeck. Stocks to be delivered within four days. agreement aims to avoid contest and notoriety. Justice Barnard authorized the partial distribution yesterday.
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Anne 5. Hardisty
John Cammack
Fils
Elizabeth May Cammeck
Justice Barnard
Cemetery lien suit filed against Mount Olivet Cemetery
The Penn American Glass Company sues Mount Olivet Cemetery Association and F H Peiger to enforce a mechanic's lien for 988.24. The bill claims Peiger contracted for labor and material for a vault, with sale of property to satisfy the lien and interest. The date March 27, 1908 is referenced 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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