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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1908

Page

23

Tuberculosis Prisoner Transfer Demanded at District Jail

Knowledge of a prisoner with tuberculosis at the United States jail prompted Commissioner West to arrange a transfer to the District tuberculosis hospital if jail officials accept responsibility. Dr. Smith urged safe confinement but warned hospital space lacks prisoner facilities. Warden McKee appeals to President Roosevelt after Justice Barnard says he lacks authority to act, calling for hospital care or pardon. The jail’s unsanitary conditions risk others as calls grow for an isolated hospital and better facilities.

Dr. Smith United States Commissioner West Br. Smith Thomas H. McKee Justice Barnard District Supreme Court Department of Justice Roosevelt Hns McKee

Papal delegate discusses San Jose College funds with War Secretary Wright

Mar Falconio apostolic delegate to the United States called on Secretary Wright to relay that papal authorities and the Dominican order in the Philippines have reached a settlement regarding funds from the sale of San Jose College property to the Philippine government. The United States is not involved, having an agreement with the Dominicans and local authorities. Also advertised are daily Baltimore round trips via The Electric Line with $1.25 price, 4 p.m. departures, return by midnight, weekends excluded.

Mar Falconio United States Wright Phlippines San Jose College

Sold Northwest Street Home to Clifton P. Ash and farm near Rockville

The two story brick and store dwelling at 3144 Q Street NW was sold to Clifton P. Ash via William H Walker real estate. Ash plans residence use. price about 34500. Speiden & Speiden prepared plans for alterations by W S Jenks at 722 Seventh St NW including a five story addition, offices and display rooms with fireproof glass and copper show windows. Separate sale: 282 acre farm near Rockville between Rockville and Washington sold to Oliver L. Mims for 28000. brick mansion built 1885 and multiple outbuildings. Soule Realty Company brokered the deal. Mims to further improve property.

Q Street Clifton P. Ash William H Walker Ash Eva A Emerson Speiden & Speiden W S Jenks Seventh Street Rockville Washington Oliver LL Mims Bevanmanor M. C Soule Realty Company Mims

Railway Board to Meet Over District Street Car Complaints

Commissioner West calls a meeting of the District electric railway commission to review mass data gathered by Eddy the commissions executive officer on overcrowded cars and through service demands on the Tennally town and Rockville branch of the Washington Railway and electric System. The subcommission will coordinate with the Interstate Commerce Commission Judge Knapp to determine next steps as Gen John M Wilson returns September first to push railway supervision ahead.

West District Electric Railway Commission Commission Western Eddy Interstate Commerce Commission Tennallytown Rockville Washington Railway and Electric System

Anti Asiatic League Questions on Chinese Cafes

A Health Officer received a letter from the National Anti Asiatic Immigration League asking for extensive details on Chinese restaurants. The group aims to abolish the yellow peril in America and requests information on where workers sleep, cellar food production, and illness among Chinese laborers, though such probes exceed routine health inspections.

Woodward National Anti-Asiatic Immigration League Health Office League America

District Index Aims To Speed Public Inquiries

Supt Ward organizes three alphabetical card registers to guide visitors through district buildings. Each index will cover about 1100 employees and show where divisions and subdivisions are located. Double indexing will link offices like the assessment office with streets, sewers, sidewalks, and paving topics. Estimated 1500 cards per index, completion in about a week.

Ward

Twenty two lunchrooms warned for sanitary noncompliance

Health department inspectors found 22 of 27 NW lunchrooms noncompliant with sanitary laws. three were unregistered. Reasons cited included dirty floors wells and tables lack of proper screens and cracked dishes. City bulletins advertise local goods and services amid notices of warnings and consumer promotions.

Health Office

Government urged to act against vaudeville trust

A promoter asks the U S Attorney General to investigate a new national vaudeville owners’ association and potential prosecutions under antitrust law. The move aims to curb a combined circuit that could blacklist performers and push independent venues out of business, stalling a planned theater in the city as operations are delayed indefinitely. Local stockholders number about 1200, with officers named, while officials weigh authority for a formal inquiry and possible legal action.

Department of Justice Combine W. F. Thomas Mgr. ‘Thomas William Morris New ‘York New York United States Klaw & Erlanger Shuberts Stair & Heviin Keith & Proctor Kohe & Castle Orpheum Circait Morrig Felix Isman Philadelphia Thomas Charles W. Russell Morris Russell W. M. Roadstrom Purdy Roadstrom Mr. Morris Rorndstrom H Atreet Northwest Thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets Samuel Ross Lldridge Jordan The Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank Edmond ‘K. Fox United States District Baker

Own Your Town Home Buy Now In Washington Ad Scheme

A promotional piece urges readers to buy homes rather than rent, claiming thousands in Washington are doing so. It explains a sample plan: buy a $3,250 house with a $150 down, then $20 monthly payments, totaling about $4,490 over 13 years. It compares this to renting $25 monthly for 13 years, which yields only rent receipts.

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