House of Kuppenheimer Sells Through Our Washington Agency
We are the sole agents for the House of Kuppenheimer and certify no other Washington seller carries Kuppenheimer clothes. The firm asserts exclusivity, but our agency remains the only authorized supplier for this brand in the area.
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House of Kuppenheimer
Washington
Kuppenheimer
Alluring Clothing Ads Claim Best Ready-to-Wear
The passage urges discerning shoppers amid many ads offering clothing at various discounts and excuses for reductions. It notes a class of ready-to-wear garments rivaling the finest custom tailors, highlighting superior quality among certain productions.
Typhoid Fever Tied to City Wells by Experts
Surgeon General Walter Wyman and a board of physicians will submit their conclusions on the typhoid fever source in the District. The final report, by Drs Rosenau Te Lumsden and Kastle, analyzes water from public wells and other possible infection sources. Commissioner Macfarland supports the investigation as crucial for public health.
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Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Board of Physicians
Walter Wyman
M. J. Rosenau
I. Te Lumsden
Joseph H. Kastle
Wyman
Potomac River
Macfarland
Health Department
Meat Inquiry to Push Improvement in District
Commissioner Macfarland announced that once all facts about alleged insanitary meat conditions and provisions sold in the District are gathered, steps will be taken to improve them. He directs Health Officer Woodward to proceed, report findings, and propose needed legislation. Dr Woodward led the slaughter house inquiry and broader meat market probe.
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Macfarland
Woodward
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Dr. Woodward
Fire Escape Notice and City Department Updates
Fire escape notices served on owners lessees and managers of halls urging compliance within ninety days. Commissioner West orders that unlicensed entertainments incur a $3 penalty in lieu of a license. Building Inspector Ashford notes Academy of Music fire damage requires interior reconstruction. Engine Company No.20 collision with a traction car deemed unavoidable. two horses killed. Street cleaning to add 950 workers funded by $2,500 budget. half spent. Auditor urges $1500 for district office building repairs. approved. Private detective Harris denied reappointment after two hunts. Treasury official requests leasing disclosures for all district lands and buildings. Missing doctor James A Williamson last seen Sept 15 in Washington Kansas. Mason and physical description noted. Dessert promotion for 2& S Pure Cream Ice Cream mentioned.
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Varius
West
Ashford
Academy of Music
J. Wagener
Fire Department
Thirty-fifth
O Streets
Macfarland
Twohey
Secretary Weller Urges Aid for 1060 Families in Need
Secretary Charles F. Weller of the Associated Charities appeals for funds to aid 1,060 families the two charities have assisted this month. Urgent appeals accompany lists of recent contributions received at 811 G Street including gifts from Crammond Kennedy and others, with treasurers Edson and Wilkins acknowledging donors and amounts. The report notes the greater need among many families and highlights donations to both Associated Charities and Citizens Relief Association.
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Weller
Charles F. Weller
Associated Charities
Citizens’ Relief Association
G Street
John Joy Edson
Crammond Kennedy
Thilman Hendrick
William B. Hibbs
Bill to regulate money lending in the District approved
Commissioner West endorsed a bill to control lending on security by non bank entities in the District. The measure would require a 1000 dollar annual license, a 35000 dollar bond, and a detailed loan register open to officials. Banks and pawnbrokers are exempted by Congress.
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Commissioner West
E. H. Thomas
Congress
Dr Anderson Asks for Jury Trial in License Case
Dr Robert L Anderson of 1216 1 street NW was jailed at the Montrose Hotel on a charge of practicing medicine without a license. He was arraigned before Judge Muloway, demanded a jury trial, bond set at 100 dollars, with trial scheduled for February 6.
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Anderson
Robert L. Anderson
Cornwell
Evans
Montrose Hotel
Mul‘oway
Brooks Co
15Th St
Schneider’s
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