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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1910

Page

15

Woman chokes dog. rabies threat addressed with Pasteur plan

Miss Maud E. Barbour, 18, fought a Brookland garage dog that bit her and others. The dog, found to have rabies, prompted Pasteur treatment for Barbour, who was treated immediately after the attack. Officials say hydrophobia unlikely, but Pasteur precautions continue. A cat bite case involving Frank Baker is under examination to confirm rabies.

Maud E. Barbour Joan Wedderburn Mr. Wedderburn Brookland Tour Public Health and Marine Hospital Service Bureau of Animal Industry Washington Public Health Service Miss Barbour Pasteur Pasteur’ Institute

Poslam the New Skin Remedy Promises Quick Relief

A reader testimonials Poslam as a fast acting skin remedy for eczema pimples and red noses claiming dramatic improvement after a month of use. Advertises 5 cent boxes and $3 jars available at local druggists with a free sample by mail from Emergency Laboratories New York City.

Charles F. Slutter Wilkesbarre Carl D. Steinhoff Columbus Ohio Postam Ogram's O’donnell’s Affleck’s People’s Drug Store West 2Th Street New York City

Dairymen May Aid C L A Trade Alliance

Dairymen consider backing the C L A to protect their labor interests. Sympathizers urge employees to join the organization to secure union support and improve bargaining power amid industry tensions.

Divorce Case Reveals Milk Drivers Union Ties and Boycott Threats

In a counterclaim connected to a divorce, Emily White accuses Willam Ginion White of desertion and details tensions over dairy workers joining the Drivers Union. Dairy employers express mixed views on unionization while stressing wage parity and potential pressure to compel drivers into the union. Jury action and alimony disputes loom as the case unfolds.

Central Labor Union Washington F. Horner Friends of Organized Emily N Hope Stely District Supreme Willam Ginion Joseph A Wise Horner New York White

Hughes Leases Washington Residence for Supreme Court Judge

Gov Charles E Hughes of New York has leased a three story brownstone at Twenty fourth Street and Massachusetts Avenue Northwest to serve as his Washington home while he assumes duties as associate justice. The owner is Mrs Y Pior ence R Boyd. Lease arranged by J V & T B Hvyek. Belmont street ground sale of 60 by 120 feet fetched 72 dollars. Breuninger acquired the plot. Fisher & Co. handled the sale.

Twenty Fourth Street Massachusetts Avenue Northwest Charles EH Hughes New York Washington United States Supreme Court Gov Hughes Mra Y Piorence R Boyd J V & T B Hvyek Massachusetts Avenue Gov. Hughes Justice Sutton Tennessee Warn Belmont Street Fourteenth Fifteenth Streets L. B. Breuninger

Secret Society Head Held Over Unlicensed Insurance Case

Prof L Peak supreme commander of the National Independent Knights of Maccabees, a Black organization with 500 plus members in Maryland and DC, is jailed in a police court on unlicensed insurance charges. The trial was set for August 3 after investigators found odd ornaments at the supreme tent and complaints from neighborhood residents over delayed claims. Peak reportedly took monthly premiums and issued promissory notes to settle claims, with records at the supreme tent citing 35 cents per member. Floral designs add unrelated ad copy at the end.

Negro “Maccabees L. Peak National Independent Knights of Maccabees of the World Maryland District of Columbia Peak Burlingame Daniel Scurry Supreme Tent New York Avenue Maccabees

M Street House Robbed and Cave-In Burials Reported

Thieves entered Wesley Croucer’s bedroom on M Street NW yesterday afternoon and stole clothes a raincoat a razor and toilet articles valued at 25 dollars. Workmen were buried by a cave-in at the Episcopal Cathedral excavation on Wisconsin Ave and Woodley Lane. Edward Johnston and Page Robinson were rescued with injuries and expected to recover.

Wesley Croucer M Street BH H Snyder & Co Goft Phone Arlington Edward Johnston Eighth Street Page Robinson K Street Episcopal Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul Wisconsin Avenue Woodley Lane Georgetown University Hospital Johnston Robinson

Page seeks custody as writ compels sister to return child

Loudoun County farmer Charles C Page through attorney James A Toomey obtained a writ of habeas corpus to compel sister Mrs Julia A Shipman of 1007 K Street Northwest to appear in District Supreme Court Monday with Page’s daughter Delia who refuses to return to her father’s farm. Mrs Shipman will be asked about the child custody dispute.

Loudoun County Charles C Page James A .Toomey Julia A Shipman K Street District Supreme Court Page Delia Shipman TTCO

Two Colliers to Be Built for Navy Bids

The Navy Department will advertise on September 1 for bids to construct two colliers authorized by Congress. Each ship will be about 12,500 tons, with a total expenditure of 2,000,000 dollars allotted. The plans and specifications are nearly ready. The item appears in the period’s city and business notices.

Navy Department Congress

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