Charity System Bad Lace Co operative Control
The fourth annual report of the board of charities calls for central control of all public charities under the District of Columbia, ending lump sum subsidies and shifting to contract subsidies, while adding that many institutions should be privately funded. It highlights lack of coordination among agencies, praises improvements at certain institutions, and urges Congress action plus funds for new buildings and a hospital for consumptives. It notes costs of the Government Hospital for the Insane and cites selective removals from charge lists, with the report to be forwarded to Congress.
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Board of Charities
Congress
Commissioners
District of Columbia
United States
Reform School For
Moody
Department of Justice
Interior Department
Joint Select Committee
Co Tumba
Etter
Washington Asylum
Canital
Army
Navy
Tts
Messrs
8. W. Woodward
Charles P. Nell
George W. Cook
John Jay Edson
Simon Walt
Residents oppose renaming street with threats over titles
Letters from William Henson and O W Niedomanski oppose renaming the avenue where they live citing potential title trouble. Assistant engineer Richards says street name changes should not affect land titles. Pneumonia remains the district’s deadliest illness with seventeen deaths last week among 135 total, and typhoid fever shows a rise with 237 cases.
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William H. Henson
Whitney Avenue
O. W. Niedomanski
Mr. Henson
Mr. Niedomanski
W. Pp. ‘Richards
Awaiting Stutler Brief in Street Cleaning Probe
District building received a call from Royal Hobingon regarding charges of blackmail against Warner Stutler, superintendent of the street cleaning department. Robinson, ill with paralysis and sickness, hopes to attend New York state travel soon. Commissioners expect Stutler’s attorneys to file a brief tomorrow, then decide on report and verdict likely soon after.
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Stailer
City Bulletin: Man Hit by Brick Near North Capitol
A 45 year old man in Washington DC, David Frye of 79 H Street NW, was struck on the head by a brick thrown by a Black assailant as he crossed Massachusetts Avenue near North Capitol Street Tuesday night. He was treated at Casualty Hospital. No motive or witnesses identified, assailant fled.
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David Rye
H Street
Massachusetts Avenue
North Capitol Street
Frye
Pennsylvania Railroad
Magruders Station
Neal Duckett, Sr
Garfield, D. C
Neal Duckett, Jr
Nevitt
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Frank A. Swartwout
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James Malcolm Henry
W. B. Thompson
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Washington Gas L Gas Light
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