Fewee permits issued in District numbers and fees
Annual report of H M Wood ward permits clerk shows 15 820 permits issued this year a 3 percent drop from last year fees total 10 134 dollars down 802 from prior year table tracks ten year department activity with permits and fees listed for each year including 1897 1898 1900 and 1901 data indicating municipal engineering permit activity and revenue through the district engineer department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M Woodward
Igorn
Disorderly At Library Leads to Special Policemen
At the Public Library, George T Bowerman reports appointing Joseph J Bell and John Ward as special policemen for duty in and around the Mer ny. A Tuesday incident saw a man intoxicated enter the library, and when no arresting authority was present the offender damaged a pamphlet cover. Charles F Frick, library engineer, noted the lack of authorized personnel to detain the man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Bowerman
Llibrarian
Public Library
Joseph J. Bell
Joh F Ward
Westernay
Mernry
Bowerman
Maj Bylevester
Young
Charles F Frick
Lbrary
Mai
School Repairs Ordered by District Commissioners
Proposals for repairs at multiple public schools were approved. Works include engine and boiler repairs at Western High School for 74, retubing and overhauls at Syphax for 2060, boiler and engine work at S.J Bowen for 24, retubing at Brickland for 21, boiler fixes at Gales for 32, cement splash at Tyler for unknown, kalzomining at Iimonk Un School for 215, new furnaces at Woodburn and Chevy Chase for 45 and 39, furnace repairs at Thormon I for 850, furnace work at Reservoir for 675, with contractors listed as R J Beall Construction Co, Dodson & Hodgson, and Henry Steinberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western High School
Syphax
S.J Bowen Solan
Brickland
Gales
J. F Hurley
Tyler
R J. Beall Construction Company
Kalzomining
Iimonk UN
Henry Steinberg
Woodburn
Chevy Chase
Thormon I
LC Gregory
Reservoir School
Dodson & Hodgson
Harmony Lodge Outing At Chesapeake Beach
Harmony Lodge No 9 00 F members and families escaped city heat for their annual outing to Chesapeake Beach. About 2000 tickets sold, with 1200 attendees enjoying surf bathing and planned events. A lawn fete at Dolly Madison House on Fourteenth Street and Mussachuset Avenue runs 6 to 11 pm by Industrial Educational League of the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake Beach
Harmony Lodge
Dolly Madison
Fourteenth Street
Mussachuset Avenue
Industrial Educational League of the South
Police Promotions Fill City Class One Ranks
Yesterday officers Made and Sprace named to Class 1 of the police force to fill vacancies from Adcock and Dellamico promotions. E E Crismond resignation as fireman on the Vigilant accepted. William K Gross appointed to succeed him. Lost badge of Private J af Wesson of District Police, ordered to pay 2 to police fund. Attachments mention local firms and bottling companies in routine notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somes F. Beckett
Edger A. Sprace
Officara Adcock
Dellamico
E. E. Crismond
Walliam K. Gross
Hom
J. Af Wesson
Riflemen Team Named for National Matches at Camp Ferry
An official list from Adjt. Gen. Brett of the District militia names the expert riflemen who will compose the District life team. They depart Saturday for the Guo post 19 events and will stay until the shoot ends. The roster includes Maj. Alford Hoppin and Capt. William Cuckava, with numerous lieutenants and sergeants listed as caretakers and inspectors for the drills and national matches. Seventy five gallons of ice cream and 4,000 sandwiches accompany the group, with George Henderson serving as surgeon general.
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Camp Ferry
Ohio
Adjt
Brett
District Militia
Guo Post
National Ritle Association of America
George Henderson
Teree Barcels
Miltia
Pi ‘Stern
Luter HW. Fetchelletter
James Ball
Ride Eesetce
Columbia Militia
Olendte B Young
Alfsed
Hoppin
Alex Barriera
George L Tatt
William W. Cuckava
Eamudt W. Foraytby
Frank W Ioll
Dattallon
Thomas Fi Mcamnetty
Fest Datterton
George Denstors
Pine Liew
Relph Alderizan
Fite
Frederick H. Melavareioh
Ride
Caldwell
Socong
District of Columbia
Mullitts
Ghorso Tlalt
Yeank
Elk Lodge Treats 50 Orphans at Guna Park Outing
Fifty children from city orphan asylums enjoyed a day at Guna Park hosted by Washington Lodge No. 16 B F Q E. They traveled by special train, received toys, ice cream, and snacks, and were entertained by a parade of activities with auto rides and gifts while priests and attendants watched over the joyful outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guna Park
Washington Lodge
Elka
St Josephs Church Outing With Athletic Events Planned
Par ish Catehx tics of St Josephs Capitol Hill prepare for the annual outing to Marshall Field on Wednesday August 21. Activities include amusements for the parishioners and a range of athletic events for all ages. The arrangements committee features M D Schaefer R A Curtin B Z Collins G A Casper Thomas A Quill A B Schludt J J Curtin RA Grace Edward Kammerer Fréderick fest and D A Harvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Hall
St. Joseph's Church
Capitol Hil
Marshall Fall
M. D. Schaefer
R. A. Curtin
B. Z. Collins
G. A Casper
Thomas A. Quill
A.B Schludt
J J. Curtin
RA Grace
Edward Kammerer
Fréderick Fest
D. A. Harvey
Zeh creditors seek receiver for bankrupt firm
Petition filed requests appointment of a receiver to take charge of the William J. Zeh Company property. Accuses assignee Dart Graft of mismanaging assets and acting without creditor consultation. Allegations claim assets may be disposed of to favor the assignor and jeopardize creditor interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Zeh
Edward McCarmont
Stalia
Mh Thomas
J. B. Datsh
Dart
Two Wills for Probate Involving Weatherby and Brown Estates
Mrs Mary E Weatherby dated May 11 290 filed for probate leaves her estate to daughter Mrs Winona Weatherby Jones with residue to A Shiney Jonta upon daughter's death. Edward Brown dated January 2 108 died yesterday probate leaves all to his wife Catherine Brown with executor June H DasarPe named.
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Weatherby
Edward Brows
Mary E. Weatherby
Winona “Weatherby Jones
A. Shiney Jonta
Edward Brown
Catherine Brown
H. Dasarpe
Bond Demand Placed On Washington Arlington Falls Church Rail Line
Lawyers representing claimants of the Clarendon wreck damages pressed officials of the Washington Arlington and Falls Church Railway to post a ten thousand dollar bond to secure claims. They seek to counter fears raised by a recent one hundred thousand dollar shortgage. A Rosslyn meeting yesterday discussed actions to protect injured patrons. Officials’ willingness to file the bond was noted, with a Thursday response expected to reveal further steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarendon
Washington, Arlington
Unon
Stepa
Doorkeeper James Ciscle Dies After 30 Years Service
James Ciscle formerly door keeper at the White House on January 1 last after thirty years of service died at his home 504 B Street South East yesterday morning. He had been in poor health three months and death followed complications of diseases. He was active in many fraternal orders including Naval Lodge No 4 FAA Mo Washington Naval Chapter No 6 RAM Orient Commanders No 6 ROT and Alma Temple Mystic Shrine. Survived by his wife Annie L Ciscle and daughter Miss Mabel Ciscle with funeral arrangements to be made today.
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James Clacle
R.A M
Orient
Almas Tempie
Mystic Shrine
Graham Camp
Veturana
Mia
Annie L. Ciscle
Mabel Cincle
Manila policeman arrested in Honolulu on charge of fraud
Acting on Philippine officials request, American authorities arrested Charles G. Smith aboard the transport Thomas at Honolulu. Smith, a former Manila policeman from Aurora, Maine, waived extradition and promised to return to Manila. he will be taken back on the transport Logan. He joined the police force in 1901 and is about 27 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hono-lulu
Walla
United States
Charles G. Smith
Manila
Smith
Trenaport
Garges Writing History Of Rock Creek Park Board
A report on the Rock Creek Park board of control is being prepared for publication in book form. Daniel Garges, chief clerk in the District engineer department, will complete the unfinished work begun by Col. John Biddle. The book is expected to be in the printer’s hands by the end of next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Creek Park
Garces
John Biddle
Dead Fish Plague Strikes Anacostia River
An investigation led by J H Duntop reports many dead fish in the Anacostia River and tarry deposits near the gas works. The commissioner notes the gas works discharge seems nearly pure while waste from the gua works may be fatal to fish, though no clear explanation is given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Duntop
Anacostia
May Sylvester
Gua Works
Gua
Morehead Woman Sues Railway for 10000 Damages
Lizzie A Morehead filed in District Supreme Court a $10,000 damages suit against Washington Mallway and Electric Co for alleged personal injuries. She claims on April 27 near New Jersey Ave and 0 Street NW she alighted from a company car and was thrown to the pavement, sustaining permanent injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie A
Morehead
Railway Company
Linzla A
District Supreme Court
Washington Mallway and Electric Company
New Jersey Avenue
Frank Miller Buried in Rock Creek Cemetery
The funeral for Frank Miller was held at his 17 Twelfth Street NE home. Rev. Donald C. MacLeod led services. pallbearers included Daniel Miller and others. Burial followed at Rock Creek Cemetery. Miller, a former Ohio native and long-time Wheelersburg paper publisher, moved to Washington in 1899 after government printing service. He died aged 71 after a long illness, survived by his wife and five children in various cities.
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Rock Creek
Frank Miller
Twelfth Street
Donald C. MacLeod
First Presbyterian Church
Daniel Miller
G Capera
Charles G Peake
McCurdy
R. B. “Zimmerman
Rock Crock Cemetery
Mr. Miller Waa
Ohio
Virginia
Mr. Miller
Axe
Ave Cullen
Frank Miller, Jr
Dora
Miller
Brooklyn
Wheeling
Charlestown
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