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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1904

Page

35

Mysterious Aimee Arrives For Virginia Firemen Convention

Alexandria hosts the eighteenth annual Virginia State Firemen's Association convention with a welcome by Mayor Simpson. Aimee draws crowds as the parade prep widens across King Street. numerous fire companies, officials, and staffs prepare for Friday contests and the grand parade.

Convention of Virginia Association Simpson

Local firemen represented with wagon to Alexandria

Alexandria fire department will be represented at the firemen's convention tomorrow by a delegation of twenty seven firemen with a combination chemical and hose wagon. Mr A D Brockett of Alexandria urged Commissioner Macfarland to ensure the delegation's presence. Acting Chief Wagner offered a spare reserve if on leave volunteers joined.

Pettey George W. Pettey Alexandria Freman Sun Fire Engine Company Fairfax and Cameron Streets Sun Company Capt. Pettey Hydraulion Fire Engine Company Hydraulion Edgar Warfield Carnival Company Reliance Wire Engine Company Arthur Grimes Harry Tennyson R. M. Pettey Washington A. D. Brockett Macfarland Wagner

Alexandria News In Brief Funeral of George Lamb

Funeral notices and local updates from Alexandria Virginia. A pensioner Kopler was found dead in his room at Brad dock House and deemed natural death by Coroner Purvis. George Lamb funeral held at First Baptist Church with local pallbearers. Dr D N Rust Jr sold property on Washington Street to Dr C A Outcast. Mentions of local civic figures and a moral wave era Reuters style note.

George W. Pettey Alexandria Fire Department Alexandria Friendship Fire Engine Company Hydraulion Veteran Firemen's Association Wits George Washington Alfred Street Kingami Prince Streets James F. Webster Haltimore Gen. Washington Philadelphia Hydraulion Company Reliance Wire Insurance Company Hydraulion Veterans' Association Old City Hotel Cameron and Rovah Streets Relief Hook and Ladder Company Park Agnew H Trimyer Joseph de Silva Charles de Mill John Griffin M_ Myers R M Latham Heynes Charles Clarkson Columbia Steam Fire Engine Company William A. Smoot George Whier W. K. Griffith Horace Alien Edward Hughes Charles Herbert George Uhler Leadbeater Charles Dutty Frank Pettey Louis Brill J. W.travers R Merchant William Webster Charlies Steele Henry Murray John Bl Us Edward Fornsheill John Hemmercley Edward Lawler James Treakle Axmen Reliance Steam Fire Engine Company L. BH. Abler T W. Robinson J. R.N. Curtin F. D Pollard W. Hentz Dr. Thomas Washington Post Bureau King Street Charles Kooler Purvis Hev Aer First Baptist Church A.G McMahon Dallas Benzette Andrew Zell Winter Crupper D. N. Rust, Jr C. A Washington Street King and Prince Streets W. HE. Watson Raleigh N. C James R. Mansfield Virginia Charles A. Brill Connellsville Paff Brill Henry Baoder Atlantic City

A Drastic Change Needed in Steamboat Oversight

From the Nautical Gazette the author argues that investigations into the General Slocum horror may not yield results and calls for drastic reform. Responsibility should fall first on top inspectors, then local inspectors, boat officers, and owners, with a complete overhaul of steam vessel laws and rapid removal of unfit incumbents.

Nautical Gazette Federal Grand Jury High Court

Why Donkeys Do Not Shy

A brief note from Person's Weekly explains horses shy from plains heritage and sudden attacks, while donkeys descend from hill dwellers in treacherous paths. Their cautious nature stems from avoiding danger in steep terrain and precursors to quick starts.

Strange European hotel charges outdo travelers' hopes

The piece surveys quirky and varied hotel charges across Europe. It notes Tyrol inns billing for office time, South German hotels charging for crap, Spanish houses for nightshirts, and Russian towels with bath fees. Other oddities include Dijon fires charges, Vienna’s brush fees, Greek matches at ten lepta, Italian wait charges, Corsican stamp tax, and a Copenhagen temperance hotel billing sixpence daily for smoking.

Pearson’s Weekly Tyrol South Germany Spain Dijon Vienna Russia Italy Ajaccio Rome Sofia Bucharest Roumania Bervia Ita Belgrade Copenhagen

The Gospel of Work from the Housekeeper

President Eliot argues labor dignity and joy unlocks the Imber problem and improves work value. The article notes America once valued hard work, contrasts leisure class trends, and asserts happiness comes from doing duty and meaningful labor rather than endless play.

Hihot Harvard Eliot Hirst America Idie

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Aimee Barker Virginia State Firemen’s Association John If Committee Stev Amisaee MM Latham Demin Sisituts Pera House George I. Simpson Caizins of J! Bardall Fienan Wight P R. M. Graham T. J Fannon D. Simmes R. W. Fuller J. R. Mansfield R. F. Downham Maj William M. Smith J. S. de Silva John Leadbeater R. F Downham HA. Downham George H Robinson T. W. Robinson Urban Fairfax County G EK Pickett G E Pickett E S Pickett Owen Triplett Evererd Triplett Mosby Beathe Claud Oliver Eppa Olver J M. Jackson J. M. Snanch John Grehan General Committee City of George Y W. Peties Dous Messrs WH. Melchoir R. L Myer M L. Rishell C J. W. Summers John Clapdore Nobis T. Smith Henry Fosey Stephen Taylor Columbia William H. Bontz Henry Allen Julian Ballen- Ber Stormer Reliance Toy Bovinds Hobheim Ml In Fish Co Hoe Ford Washayngtorm Hoval Street Birumen's Association IH Teituver F. D Puilard Jum Leafbeater J. Fred Pam Wooa &Mvot JL. Crupper Brockett George Shler Harlow J XY Williams Park Agnew Ho Robertson E KE Downham J. Caton H Machen J ¥ Willams A DB Brockett John Leadteater R Lee Field JW Hilt Joseph Drew Lo Reuben James R. Caton Charles Wo Summers CB Paff William Wildt Hery Hammond George Caton H A. Downham LB Cawo J HO Trimser J Fred Patt W A Smoot E Oren Williams Gettya Myers Wastedwn RM Curtin William Baader F Schuler R L Myers C. M Griffin Frank Spinks L Picken James Patterson A Howard Douglas Petty OT Rogers W. H Hamilton Entertainment Peter Westelehen Chateran Johnson Lo Brill Jr Harry Haynes Thaman Rishol E F Doneham W Baggett George EB. Starwell Chlet Pettey C. B. Marshall Vf Schwab F D Pollard M. L. Risbenl JW May N Treakle Frank Petty M Myers W. Maca Green C.acton EB Ik Smith K. W Ogern J A. Stoutebourg G. P. Aitehuson H Snowden R. E. Gronau E Warfeld W. H. Metchell J. Webster J. R. Picken I. Monroe James A. Gaving Creighton James E King Leadbeater ‘Transportation Committee Urban Lambert H. Kirk Charles Appich T. C. Howard Columbia Wire Engine Company St. Asapa Sirtes King and Prince Streets Old Star Fire Engine Company John H. Trimyer Reliance Fire Engine Company Patrick Street Prince Street Royal Streets Pelley Pocahontas Pocahontas Fire Department Bierce Chesapeake and Ohio Hotel Rammel Harrisonburg Hose Company Luray Department Harrisonburg Company George W. Willis Mount Vernon House Luray Company Parks Tontine Hotel Chief Lesser Covington Harrisonburg G. W. Bassford St.Asaph Streets Reliance Alexandria News George Lamb Uneeda National Biscuit Pas Fagea Amory Misg Mississippi River S. S.S S.S Swift Specific CO Atlanta A. J. Thlotson H. J. Tillotson M. D Tillotson Bldg Dearborn St Chicago Phuysiocians Eve Laroche E. Fougera & Co Candy Cathartic Bever Keeley Oramabin Merriand Haber Weyare Book Ccook Remedy Co Masonio Prnpfle Medical Ree Twelfth Street N. W Shade F Street Fisk Elgin Ave W. T. Baldus KOCH New York Avenue the Sunday Post Sy Mall
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