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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1910

Page

21

Impartial Inquiry Sought In Insane Asylum Probe

Secretary Butterfield of the Congress Heights Citizens Association rejects the board of visitors as probing officials. Gen George L Sternberg notes the board may act as the official investigation body. The controversy follows resignations and questions over the November 22 hearing at the Government Hospital for the Insane, with details about the nature of the inquiry and prior meetings.

Government Hospital F. H. Butterfield Congress Heights George L. Sternberg Butterfield Butterfeld Th Congress Hesights ‘Association Wiliam A. Macry Gen. Sternberg Executive Committee Citizens' Association Interior Department White Europe

Death notices from Washington area December 1910

A batch of funeral notices lists Florence Annie Allen Wallace Brown Allen, David W Burdette, Elizabeth E Ogbe, Bridget Flaherty, Wilson Baldwin Matthews, R Barnard Talcott, and William Weisbacker. Details include residences in Chevy Chase and Northwest Washington, service dates December 5 to 7, and interments at Glenwood and Mount Olivet, with church services at St. Stephen's, Immaculate Conception, and local chapels.

Allen Chevy .Chase Florence Annie Wallace Brown Allen George Redway Shepherd Street Brookville Road Glenwood Cemetery Burdette David W. Burdette Maryland Avenue Southwest Providence Hospital Elizabeth E. OG Baltimore Hartford County Flaherty Bridget Flaherty Maloney Michael Flaherty Thomas Noone Twent Third Street St. Stephen's Church Matthews Garfield Memorial Hospital Wilson Baldwin William Wilson Blanche Baldwin Matthewy Ernest P. Baldwin St. Margaret's Church Talcott Ed Hardien Luthersville Mad R. Barnard Talcott Oakill Cemetery Weisbacker

After Fish Wharves City Should Have Control

Peculiar conditions prevent health officers from remedying the situation until courts grant relief. The Meh wharf at Eleventh and Water Streets southwest should be remodeled or abandoned. Most fish and oysters land here, making the premises unfit and a disgrace. private owners would not be allowed to maintain such an establishment on government property.

Meh Whart Avason Oficer Woolwerd Awith Riley Armicigis Woodward Water Streets Stine Searth Health Office Corporation Williard Henry White Health Department

Resignation of Maury Joins Asylum Probe Controversy

Longtime board member William A. Maury, citing health, resigns from the Government Hospital for the Insane board ahead of an Interior Department inquiry into alleged laxity at Congress Heights. Secretary Ballinger promises a thorough hearing while Gen. Sternberg and residents push for a neutral investigation. President Taft and Ballinger commend Maury’s decades of service.

Congress Heights Taft Sternberg Ballinger Asylum Board of Visitors Gen. Sternberg Maury Government Hospital For Cleveland Belinger TL Amin

Knife For Dr Flexner To Undergo Appendectomy

Dr Simon Flexner head of the Rockefeller Institute will be operated on for appendicitis at Presbyterian Hospital tomorrow. The case is described as mild but an operation is advised to guard against future attacks. Jerome D. Greene, institute general manager, announced the plan tonight.

New York Simon Flexner Rockefeller~ Institute For Medical Research Presbyterian Hospital Jerome D. Greene

Storms Hit Mindanao and Zamboanga

Severe storms swept Mindanao and Zamboanga causing floods across the country. Up to twenty lives were lost and property damage estimated at 250000 dollars. No reports yet from other districts as the weather continues.

Mindanao Zamboanga Manila Mindanag

Cardinal Gibbons Urges Unity of Faith Across Christendom

Cardinal Gibbons in Baltimore lauds the Protestant Episcopal triennial convention for seeking church unity and one shepherd. He warns unity of faith requires a single head and laments any division, urging adherence to the Holy Roman Catholic Church with the Pope as Christ’s representative.

Baltimore Cardinal Gibbons Protestant Episcopal Church Cincinnati Ohio Jesus ‘Christ Holy Roman Catholic Apostolic Rome Christ

Deaths and Casualties Listed in Health Office Record

Health office record of deaths includes Emile Dumais at Casualty Hospital and Eugene A Carr at 1724 20th Street. Other entries note ages 28, 80, 3 years, and 3 years. institutions include Garfield Hospital Providence Hospital and Washington Asylum Hospital. Names mentioned: Conrad Jordan, Berkley Rong Stakes, Catherine T. Costello, John Kent.

Emile Dumais Casualty Hospital Conrad Jordan Berkley Rong Eugene’a Carr Wilson B. Matthews Garfield Hospital Adama Providence ‘Hospital Catherine T. Costello John Kent Washington Asylum’ Hospital

District fights filth at Washington fish depot

District authorities contest Riley firm’s exclusive right to land fish at the Potomac front from Eleventh to Fourteenth streets claiming unsanitary conditions at the depot. Inspectors cite decaying huts, stable sweepings, and odors as health hazards. Dr. Woodward urges demolition or remodeling and a municipal wharf to replace private facilities.

Washington Health ‘Department Wilwan W." Riley Riley Thomas Millong Yenth Street Ias Ecounsel Congress Potomac River Eleventh Street Fourteenth District of Columbia Potomac

Government hearings reveal unsuitability of licensees and injunctions

The record describes government objections to licensees deemed unfit for operation and a district injunction requiring vacating premises. It notes health department constraints, repeated court involvement, and testimony highlighting swept debris near the fish wharf. Isaac Stern of Stern Brothers dies at New York hospital. family and physicians present.

Isaac Stern Ork Isaac .Stern Stern ‘Brothers Robert Gustav Wertheim Arthur F. Hahio

Harmon Seen as Possible Democratic Presidential Hope

Washington this week will host theNational Rivers and Harbors Congress with many national figures present and Gov. Harmon of Ohio drawing the political spotlight. His November recount plurality boosted his standing as a potential 1912 candidate, with both support and caution voiced by Democratic colleagues about the effort required to secure the prize.

Washington Gard Buckeye Rivers and Harbors Congress Gov Harmon Ohio Cer J Buckeye

Girl Stowaway Reaches New York From Glasgow

Annie McKean an 18 year old Scottish girl stowed away on the liner Columbia. Discovered three days at sea from Glasgow she was sent to Ellis Island and her mother in Scotland notified.

New York Annie McKean New York City Apchor Wner Glasgow Ellis Island Scotland

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