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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1909

Page

27

Prison Plans Rush Under Way at Occoquan Workhouse Site

Surveyor Hazen rapidly completes plats for 21½ acre Occoquan site as the District plans a $27,200 package of land cost, stone crushers, and improvements. Attorney General to begin title investigation. Fairfax owner JL Dawson claims clear titles, with DoJ review required. Inmates to build temporary facilities and contribute labor to permanent structures with sealed bids for architects.

Occoquan Hazen Tweedale Attorney General United States Bso Publi Han Squire Tile Laad JL Dawson Fairfax County Department of Justice Balleva Commissionera Secretary of the Treasury LE Delves Washington Architect Alte

Alleged Horse Thief Taken in Brentwood

Brentwood man Tarry Clark was arrested on grand larceny charges for stealing a horse and buggy valued at 40 from Sophia Tord who runs a stable at 488 Virginia Avenue SW. Clark allegedly took the team from in front of a cigar store at Third and L streets SW while Frank Hemmelricht had left it unattended. Detectors traced the vehicle to Grays Stable in Hyattsville after hours of searching.

Brentwood Central Office Barbee and Vermoillion Tarry Clark Sophia Tord Virginia Avenue Clark Third and L Streets Frank Hemmelricht N Stiert Southwest Maryland Clark 5 Grays Stable Tlyatteville

Boebel Foundation Meeting to Promote Industrial Peace

The Boebel foundation for the promotion of industrial peace will hold a Washington meeting in October to plan operations with attendees including Arch Bishop Ireland Marvin Hughitt Samuel Gompers John Mitchell Marcus M Marks and Ralph M Bailey. The foundation received a Nobel Prize endowment of about 42 000 dollars after interest.

Boel Foundation For the Washington Archbishop Ireland Marvin Hughitt Chicago Lucas Tattle Boxton Samuel Gompers John Mitchell Marcus M Marks New York Gimbee Jonstan Avanta Ralph M Bailey Theodore Raaseve Ty Tim

Realty Company Wins Point in Gilfry Case

Judge Thomas Anderson dismissed the petition filed by Henry H Gilfry and former Senator William A Clark seeking a rule to show cause against District Realty Company. The judge ruled the remiss in settlements over the sale of Joly at Gly View Halgets required testimony, not a simple ruling based on fact. Attorney C M Culton represented the Realty Company.

Anderson Gilfry Henry H Gilfry William A. Clark District Realty Company Thomas Anderson Gilby and Clark Really Company Joly Gly View Halgets C M Culton Realty Company

Permits Issued for Six Dwellings and Repairs

City records show six building permits issued for new dwellings and repairs. G W Barkman receives permits for one two story brick and frame home at 32 Fourteenth Street Northwest and three more at 315 to 319 Fourteenth Street Northwest. W Barkman also gets a dwelling at 16 Perry Street Northwest. John H Weisman secures a three story brick dwelling on Half Street Southwest. Holorean Rosenthal is authorized to repair a store at 124 Seventh Street Northwest. Architect names include A H Beers and Frank B Essex with builders listed as G W Barkman and R Z Hasill. Estimated costs range around the thousands.

G W. Barkman Fourteenth Street Northwest A. H. Boers A. H. Beers G W Berkman Barkman Perry Street A. H. Beers Bailder W. Barkman John H Weisman Half Street Frank B Essex, Pulder K. P. Whitty Holorean Rosenthal Seventh Street A. B Mullett R. Z . Hasill

Wall Up Old Wagon Yard and Sewers Ordered

Commissioners directed to wall up the old wagon yard north of the blacksmith shop at the pumping station on Bryant Street at a cost not exceeding 350 dollars. An order for a river catch basin near Four and a Half Street and Maine was issued. A colored woman and others faced charges in police court, with a few fines imposed and multiple arrests in a chaotic day at the riverfront and city streets.

Bryant Street Water Department Ebenezer Jackson Wahington Ebenezer Knowiog Maine rIver Front Fing DOB H Street Fifteenth Street Gemmen Freb Jim Green Della Washington Jim Delia Hackman United States Norris Joe Barnes Kidwara Thomas Dorsey Leat Kimball Robert Burgess Richard Powell Burgess Powell Bucgens

Police Court Packed as Fines Bring Judge’s Quip and Local Crime

Crowds fill the police court as a Black woman pays a $40 fine and faces nine months in the district jail for gambling related offenses. A man known as Willam Medley faces allegations over a sweathoard setup and a liquor sales claim, while Joseph Green is linked to a store break in and is bound over on charges. Police investigation continues with grand jury testimony planned.

Woather Willam Medley Medley Percy Ellis Kimball Ellis Hits Joseph Green Kite Oppenheimer & New Green Lester Samuel J . Thomas

Street Attack Victims Treated At Local Emergency Hospital

Two youths suffered epileptic seizures in public yesterday near Kelorama and Connecticut avenues with Frederick Eckhardt aged 2 from 1143 Eighteenth Street Northwest admitted for similar attack and Bran dis Calden aged 4 fell behind U8 Birst Street Northwest with a severe head wound treated at the Emergency Hospital and admitted to 8% First Street Northwest.

Frederick Eckhardt Eighteenth Street Kelorama Connecticut Avenues Famergency Hospital Brandis Calden Birst Street Calden First Street

Millers' Bleaching Flour Seizures Continue Pending Test Case

The request to halt further bleaching of Nour flour was denied. Wade Trim Acting AG and Dr Dunlop of the pure food board will confer as seizures of bleached flour continue. Northwest mills stopped bleaching February 1, leaving white flour from hard wheat in the Northwest.

Wade Trim Gental of Dunlop Pure Food Board Department of Agrculture Impunty Nebraska Northwest Middle West

Protective push to verify four missing Indian girls reports

Reports from Kansas City of a lure attempt near Haskell Institute sparked concern at the Department of the Interior. Acting Secretary Pierce ordered a vigorous inquiry via the Indian Bureau, seeking facts on the disappearance and possible trafficking, with action if confirmed.

Kansas City Gars Haskell Indian Institute Department of the Interior Bureau of Infan Pierce Indian Bureau Kansas United States

Twenty fifth Annual Tournament and Dress Ball at Marshall Hall

The twenty fifth annual grand tournament and dress ball takes place Wednesday August at Marshall Hall. Weahington Alexandria and nearby Maryland Virginia counties are invited. Prizes await knights and ladies. dining and amusements open. A special concert by Schroeder augmented military band will be on the lawn, with a dance orchestra in the pavilion. Schedule of the steamer Charles Macalester listed under excursions.

Marshall Hall Weahington Alexandria Maryland Virginia Schroeder x Charles Macalester

EH Williams Buried After Moon Funeral Service Held

Funeral services for William Henry Williams the last charter member of the Association of Oldest Inhabitants were held at 2 o clock yesterday at his residence 1633 Thirty fourth Street Northwest. The Rev Edward D Stone and Rev T C Grouse officiated. Burial followed in Oak Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers were Association members. Williams had served as vice president and leaves two daughters Mrs Bla Hoover and Mrs George Bell.

Wiliam Henry Willams Association of Oldest Inhabitants Moon Thirty Fourth Street Edward D Stone Congress Street

Girls Saved From Water at Colonial Beach Rescue

Miss Helen Donovan of Gas City and Miss Ollie Meyer of Huselt were rescued after a log raft overturned about 200 yards from shore. Sergt Charles P M Lord of the Third precinct, vacationing at the beach, grabbed Donovan and carried her ashore while Thomas Welsh saved Meyer. Donovan, unconscious at first, revived. Meyer, though able to swim, was nearly overwhelmed before rescue. The girls, staying at Colonial Reach, are daughters of local business people.

Sergi Charles P Colonial Beach Helen Donovan Gas City Misa Donovan Allie Meyer Huselt Berst Lord Losi Miss Donovan Carrie Thomas Welsh Miss Meyer Donovan Mss Meyer Mr Welsh Mrs Donovan William J Donovan Mrs Meyer Marinn Street Colantal Reach

Boy Run Over by Ice Wagon in Capitol Street Incident

A three year old, Georges A Blum, was run over by an ice wagon on North Capitol Street yesterday, breaking several small bones. He received treatment from Dr Miller and was then returned home to 15% Marion Street NW.

North Capstol F Steels Georges Blum George Thornton Dr Miller North Camtol Street Marion Street

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