School Trial Postponed Over Chancellor Illness
The school trial involving Superintendent W E Chancellor was postponed to Friday after his attorneys produced a physician certificate. A dispute arose over two alleged libel copies of a February 1907 Educational Review article. Oyster claimed responsibility for the manuscript, while Fulton pressed for its production. The board also arranged to pay teachers before Christmas as the case paused.
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Impugns
Fulton
Hineas
Hiatral
Board of Education
Bliss
Oyster
Cread M
Dietriet Br
Supt Hughes
Asaume
Hughes
W H Hoover
McNamara
Cant Gyster
M.namara
Mchamara
Connecticut Avenue Hearing For Fair Bridge Area
Dis tret Commissioners will hold a hearing for Thomas J Fuller and other property owners on Connecticut avenue between Kalorama Street and Wandley Road. They seek redress over changes to Connecticut Avenue at the approaches to the new bridge. Also notes city ads for malt bread, groceries, and local business prospects.
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Connecticut Avenue
Distret
Thomas J. Fuller
Kalorama Street
Wandley Road
New Bridge
Wreck hearing ends as witnesses cannot be located
District Commissioners wrapped up the wreck inquiry at the south end of the tunnel to the new Talon Station after failing to locate four witnesses Richard Tey Jor signal inspector Visitors T English Mathews a carpenter and Mr Newman. Depositions will be taken by the corporation counsel and fired men of train No 6 in Providence Hospital before deciding further action.
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Secont
Talon
Burlingame
Richard Tey Jor
Baltimore
Terminal Company
Tenglish
Union Switch End Signel Company
Mathews
Granford Paring Company
Newman
Altcons
Providence Hospital
Firemen's Trophy Awarded to District Company No 10
The Macfarland trophy, awarded yearly to the district fire company in best condition, goes to last year's winner, Company No 10. Second honors to Engine Company No 18, and third to Engine Company No 12. In truck companies, first to Company No 5, second to Company No 6, third to Company A. Capt Charles E Schram leads the winning unit at Maryland avenue engine house. The committee praised conduct, equipment, and house conditions with no violations reported.
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Macfarland Trophy
John L Weaver
Harry W Reed
Duncan Bradley
N Inth
K Streets South Seat
Charles E Schram
Yo 10
Maryland Avenue
Thirteenth and
Fourteenth Streets
Apparatua
Horsea
Asylum orderly dismissed after alleged assault at hospital
An orderly at the Washington Asylum Hospital was dismissed after allegedly striking and slightly injuring an elderly colored patient. Superintendent reports the head nurse and two patients verified the incident and the dismissal followed after the orderly Holliday denied the charge. The occurrence prompted the commission to uphold a zero tolerance stance on temper.
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Waalington Asylum Hospital
Supr Zmichan
Holliday
Reean & Iby Holliday
Tim
Fifteen houses planned on North Capitol Street by Wardman
Harry Wardman announced plans to erect fifteen two story brick dwellings from 240 to 240 North Capitol Street at a cost of 2250 each upon completion. Other notices include a three story brick dwelling sale at 3rd and 8th streets NW for 600 and district reports on weights and measures receipts totaling 22764 for October. A sewer contract on Arkansas avenue and surrounding streets was awarded with bids around 178. Abuttals by Brenizer, Beall, and related retirements and police details are listed alongside a three day sale at Goldhelm & Sons showcasing mens clothing with new colorings.
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Harry Wardman
North Capitol
North Capitol Street
Stone & Fairfax
Pido
AE Williama
Tenth Street
Goldhelm & Sons
Seventh Street
Atest
Building Permits Issued by Inspector Ashford Yesterday
The following building permits were issued yesterday: a two story brick dwelling at 2429 North Capital Street Northeast and a store at 16128 PF Street Orthomt with an estimated cost around $1000. Also noted is a front entrance project at 101 Sixteenth Street Corrth under Velvet Kind.
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Atry Wardman
North
Capital Street
Bony Strom Stoeis
Marquina
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