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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1905

Page

13

District Finances Review of the Year Ended June 30 1903

The district reports total receipts of 4 444 25? and expenditures 11 179 08% with 852 372 in special funds and cash balances. It notes large outlays for permanent improvements including grade crossings bridges sewage and a municipal building. The commissioners urge permanent federal support and outline the budget plan to distinguish extraordinary projects from routine costs.

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District report outlines reforms and funding needs

The document reviews fiscal year operations across departments from education to public works. It highlights pupil enrollment at 51,200 with 1,478 teachers, two new school buildings, and plans for a permanent teacher pay system. It calls for public playgrounds, a branch library with Carnegie funds, and federal aid for Mount Vernon Square improvements. The report urges reform in charities, tax, and licensing, notes Watson defalcation lessons, and details disbursing, street cleaning, police, fire, and insurance law needs, plus wastewater and Union Station progress and suburban sewer expansion.

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Bills Affected District Hit By Commissioner Proposals

District Commissioners sent drafts to congressional committees covering a juvenile court public day scales fire department regulation and appointment of a superintendent sealer of weights and measures bond repeal child labor rules a board to condemn substandard buildings reporting on Anacostia improvements and nuisance abatements in the District.

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Many District Bills Aimed At Memorial Bridge And Reforms

District lawmakers push measures to create a juvenile court child labor laws reorganized school system and fire department establish a $5 000 000 memorial bridge to the Potomac regulate insurance and streetcar operations extend streets and fees introduce building and condemnation powers to extend Seventeenth street and Kalorama Road with new parks and a permanent national exposition plan including a statewide report on Anacostia River flats and other public works projects.

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Public Printer restricts access to after hours

A 1906 government note bans casual visits to the Public Printer. From December 5 employees must request in writing and wait for a 4:30 to 6 p.m. appointment, leaving personal matters to after hours. Officials fear tighter control will upset staff accustomed to open access. Congressmen in Washington.

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Arrival of Senators and Representatives List

A lengthy roster lists U S senators and representatives arriving, with names and partial addresses. The page names many lawmakers from states including Michigan Nebraska Idaho West Virginia Ohio and more, along with lodging references such as The Normandie Varnum and The Arlington. The document preserves a snapshot of officials visiting the capital.

Chas. W. Fairbanks Aldrich Nelson W Rhode Intend Arlington ALGER Russell A Michigan Bailey Joseph W Coxas Nat Nw. Burkett Elmer J Nebraska Burrows Julius C Maas Ave Canter Thomas H Montana Clark Clarence D Wyo Mintwood Culberson Foster M. J. Leutaiann Cochan Hotel Fulton Chas. W Oregon Fortland Gallinger J. H New Hampshire Normandie Gorman Arthur F Maryland Hale Eugene Maine Heyburn W. B Idaho Slaveleigh Court Hemenway James A Indiana Masa Kean John New Jerney St. Knox P. C Pennsylvana A Lodge M. C Massachusetts Long Chester Kansas Mallory Stephen R Florida Milonal McCumber P. J North Dakota Martin Thomas Virginia Jos. H Morgan Josn P Alabama John Marshalll Newlands Francis G Nevada Woodley Platt Thomas C New York Goneleigh Court Proctor Redneld Vermont Scott Nathan B West Virginia New Willard Sutherland George Utah Highland Bpooner John C Wisconsin Warner William Missouri Qatro Wetmore George P Rhode Inland Allen Amos L Bollaind Tancock Dede J. Adam Minnesota Stow. Leidlir J. A. Uhlo Shoreham Blackburn BE. Spencer Carolina Cochran Bgnynge Robert W Colorado Boutell Henry S Teras N. H. Ave Burton Theo Oblo Ezekiel Varnum Caldenread William A Kanna Dewey Cannon Joseph Q Ulinois Chaney Ebhitt Chapman Mlinois Harvard Champ Mlesourk Cole Halfh DB Ohio Certis Charles Kanaad Caraman Francis W Washington Dalzell Joan Pennsylvania Davey Robert C Louisiana Rigge Dawes Ueman G Deney Edwin Dixon Lincoln Varnam Dunwell Charles T Fassett J. Alcat Fordney Josepic W Forter Fuller Charles E Mundy Riggd Hardner Clifton Millaspig Oscar W Texas Higgs Goulden Joseph A Westminster Granger Daniel LD Bale Nathan W Haskins Kittredee Marshall Thomas F Cochram Mlyer Adolph Edward Moore John M Nendham James C California Migt Columbia Tn Rucker W. W St. Ay Russell Gordon Sibley Joseph C Kat. Shartel Cairo Sheppard Morris Sims Thetus W Tennessee Smith Marcus A Arizona Ramofi Guulsingham Eylvester C Caifornia WM. R Wyoming Avenue Sperry Jerumiah U Conn Buckinghaw Spight Mississippi Driscull Stephens Freilonia Stevens Fred C Minn Postal Taylor Edward J George W Ama Hid Tyndall T. Missouri Are Stoneleigh Court Vara John's Wood Ernest K Stoneleight Court Woodward Harry C W. Va Rochambeau

Liquozone Free Coupon Offer Distributed

The notice invites readers who have never tried Liquozone to mail in a coupon. It promises to mail an order to a local druggist for a tail-free hoist and pay the druggist costs. The spelling and sentence structure suggest an old classified promotional item.

Liquorons Company Wabsshawe Chicago

Puzzles for Police Two Cases Result in Death

New York City reports three police mysteries across the subway, Chinatown and streets. A man leaped before a moving subway train, leaving only generic clothing and no identifying marks. In Chinatown a woman named Turtle Lane died amid a string of visitors, with organizers and arrests linked to Mock Duck’s circle. A river drag case centers on William Hallinger found with a fractured skull after a night out from Yonkers. Mabel Weber, twenty, was found bound and gagged in her West Forty-first Street residence, offering no clues to the attacker.

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Corey Denies Divorce and Mabelle Gillman Romance

United States Steel Corp president C B Corey denies rumors of separation from his wife and plans to marry actress Mabelle Gillman. He calls the story rank nonsense and notes Mrs Corey is traveling in the West and will visit on December 19. The report cites Corey’s wealth at about 35 million dollars and his alleged generosity. The piece also covers Crawford conspiracy trial testimony and a Bethel literary meeting led by Prof James Starum on the Niagara Movement.

Mapbelle Gillman Washington Post New York Dec W. B. Corey United States Steel Corporation Corey Pittsburg Mabelle Gillman Mr. Corey Miss Gillman Ming Waldorf-Astoria J Charles B. Dillingham Bruce Edwards Mr. Dillingham London Crawford Post Office Department William Colt Spencer Trask & Co Thomas W. McGregor William W. Corbin Hartford John Aspinwall National Paint and Leather Company Newburg Worthington

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