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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1908

Page

33

Health officers plan pupil examinations in public schools

Health Officer Woodward and Superintendent Stuart will hold a conference to devise a systematic plan to curb infectious diseases in public schools. Inspectors and principals will set up a rapid response system, with medical examiners named for white and colored schools, and nurses possibly appointed to visit homes and instruct parents in multiple languages.

Woodward Stuart J. Arnold W M Barton Thomas A. Groover George Heitmuller H Marotie J. B. Nichols J Thomas I H Lamb A J. Daniels H W Freeman TW Mitchell Albert Ridgley

Mother and two children committed to guardians for six months

Ed ward Hobson, who eloped to New York with Mrs Raymond Kyle, is in prison on embezzlement charges. His wife Mrs Hong L. Hobson, left destitute with two young children Earl aged 3 and Irma aged 1, who were committed yesterday to the board of children's guardians by Judge Callan. The mother tearfully consigned them to guardians after several nonsupport cases and hopes to regain custody after six months.

Edward Hobson New York Raymond Kyle Earl Hobson Irma Hobson Board of Children’s Guardians Callan Juvenile Court Hong L. Hobson Mra Hobson Board of Children's Guardians Hobson

Rosebud lands opened for settlement by lottery draw

The President proclaims opening of about 900000 acres of Rosebud Indian Reservation surplus lands in Tripp county. Lands will be selected by lottery, drawing in Dallas Oak on October 19 under James W Whitten. Minimum price per acre and homestead eligibility apply. Registration runs October 5 to 17 in specified cities. Secretary Metcalf plans return to Washington after California trip.

Rosebud Tripp Dallas Oak James W Whitten General Land Office

Boys See Country Afoot on 69 Mile Walk

Members of the Interurban Walking Club of the Waynesboro High School arrived exhausted but cheerful after a 69 mile walk from home. They plan to return via Gettysburg, needing 37 more miles and aiming to reach home by rail if the weather turns bad.

Waynesboro Fa Gettysburg J. Burny Amberson Raymond Unger Edgar Rue Nathanial Funk Pierce Kenagy Alien Coffman Young Men's Christian Association Frederick Armory Mr Coffman

Raymond Forbes Rebels at Home Over Rights and Spanking

In southwest Washington 13 year old Raymond Forbes declares that women cannot boss him and storms from a happy home. His mother Mia Eta Forbes tells juvenile court that his rebellion followed his messenger service exam and avid dime novel reading. She asks the court to commit him to the Board of Children's Guardians and appoint her brother guardian to enforce discipline, a view supported by Judge Callan who orders Raymond placed under his uncle’s ward.

Raymond Forbes Washington Raymond Mia Eta Forbes Messenger Service Board of Children’s Guardians Mrs Forbes Raymond Raymond Callan

Foreign Trade Diminishes in July Commerce Report

A monthly Foreign Commerce report from the Bureau of Statistics shows July imports at 86,414,638 dollars, down from 124,621,493 dollars in July 1907, and seven month totals of 608,865,794 dollars vs 875,901,076 dollars. Exports also declined, July 1908 at 199,526,000 dollars compared with 128,549,535 dollars in July 1907, and seven months ending July show 1,068,999,? dollars against 1,068,999,907.

United States Bureau of Statistics Department of Commerce and Labor

Laborers to Get Holiday on Labor Day

Commissioner West urges district day laborers who have worked five days before Labor Day receive paid leave. Previously laborers had to work or sacrifice pay. West cites district act changes granting paid holidays to clerks and others as basis for extending the benefit to laborers.

Er West Commissioner West Mr West West

Saks Day at Luna Park Promises Special Admission Coupons

Saks & Co arrange with Luna Park management to dedicate Monday August 82 as Saka & Co day for patrons. They will distribute strip coupons admitting holders to various park attractions. Also mentions Butter brand and Alaska wireless stations at Fort Gibbons and Nome, noting the telegraph line from Seattle to Nome. A note about electric line travel and $100 round trip fares on weekends.

Saks & Co Lune Park Saka & Co Alaska Allen Fort Gibbons Nome Seattle Wash Baltimore

Notable Floral Creations and Local Advertisements

City bulletins list fresh cut flowers from Gude with various floral designs. Also advertised are soaps, perfumes, skin creams, satin skin products, a rye whisky, and Heurich beer, with retailers and contact details noted across miscellaneous shop offerings.

Gude B. Ra

Prisoner Transfer Highlights Workhouse Strain

SICK PRISONER MOVED WORKHOUSE HOW IS CROWDED. Fifty nine prisoners were received on Monday as judges move a set portion of offenders to the workhouse. Clarence Smith, jailed for tuberculosis, was moved to tuberculosis hospital on Attorney General recommendation. A special Justice Department guard will oversee him. The petition for a presidential pardon is criticized as setting a bad precedent. Jail and workhouse crowding strains persist despite female prisoners moved to the west wing. The fall commission appointed by the President may reconvene before month’s end.

Clarence Smith Smith Department of Justice Police Court McKee

Will Extend Its Lines Capital Traction Proposes Improvements

The Capital Traction Company secure a permit to extend lines with multiple new double tracks along Florida Avenue New Jersey Avenue Massachusetts Avenue and other streets. Construction begins at once under risk and expense to the company and with safeguards to keep foot crossings open and traffic unobstructed during underground work.

Capital Traction Company Congress Seventh Street Florida Avenue New Jersey Avenue Massachusetts Avenue Anacostia and Potomac Fyver Railroad Company Union Station Plaza California Street Second Street F Street Eighth Street Ler

For Slow Digestion Use Ron sa Phosphate Remedy

For slow digestion the notice promotes Ron sa Phosphate as especially recommended for indigestion headaches and related discomforts. The ad urges readers to try this phosphate-based remedy as a digestive aid.

Warehousemen Convention Chosen for Washington Dates

Led by C A Aspinwall of Security Storage and supported by the American Warehousemen's Association and the local Chamber of Commerce, the annual warehousemen convention will be held in Washington from December 2 to 4. A local LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS and Firemen delegation will seek to bring the 1910 national meeting to the city. A Bay area oyster tour and a Chesapeake Bay trip advertisement also appear in the page.

C A. Aspinwall The Security Storage Company American Warehousemen’s Association Chamber of Commerce Washington Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen

March Music Program Highlights and Notable Composers

A program featuring Rifle Regimen Quertare La Carreval fo Movement di Valve Susse Duet for carmets Die Virtuosen with Witcomb and Wanderlich presents Grand fantasia Reminiscences of Meyerbeer TM Waltz Vienna Benutipa and Down South, showcasing diverse works and performers.

Witcomb Wanderlich Meyerbeer Vienna South

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