Business men unite for union of Washington chamber and board of trade
The Washington Chamber of Commerce and the Washington Board of Trade formed joint committees to pursue a planned merger to reduce duplicated work and boost city business. J H Ralston D J Callahan and Allan D Albert Jr named to represent the Chamber with optimism voiced for Board of Trade approval. New committees elected include executive and membership groups. long list of names follows. Edward F Draup recovering from recent illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Washington Board of Trade
J. H. Ralaton
D. J. Cataha
Allan D. Albert, Jr
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Mr. Moses
Arthur C. Moses
Board of ‘Trade
City of
Washington
Unet Uc
J. H. Ralston
D. J. Callahan
Allen D. Albert, Jr
Huan Daily
Board of
Tradhe
Moses
Act of Directors
Board of Trade Word
Unitr
Albert
DL J. Callahan
Chapin Brown
Stroins Aa
Charles J. Tiel
Kaufman
Witham
Gade
John L. Weaver
Bob Dracr
B. Saul
Yesterd
William F. Gade
Aml
Board of Directors
Ude
Dyeldent Tarper
Gude
Chamber
Brentano
James F. Oyster
Scott C. Bone
T. C. Dulin
W. S. Tope
D. J. Callanan
Cuno H. Rudolph
F. Barnes
B. W. Guy
H. BR. Duiney
Hugh F. Harvey
Joseph I. Saks
F. P. May
F. P. Milburn
0. P. Metteratt
A.B. Randle
Bg, Sael
W. H. Saunders
L. Averil
John H. Magruder
J Maury Dove
Chr. Henrich
L Goldenberg
George D. Horning
Arthur D. Martis
William Loeb, Jr
John McGregor
O. S. Smith
K. M. Tilden
H. B. Davidson
T. W. Smith
Wholesale Trade Committee
May Charman
B. J. Rarnshaw
W G Cater
BO. Whitford
H. Shea
EH. Droop
C. H. Syme
Jes, Auerbach
W. J. Lampe
R. A. Chester
W. F. Downey
Just Hors
J. G. Sloman
Corcoran
Alexander Wolf
Ralph W. Lee
RB. Jorden Conridsor
James Sharp
A. B. Browns
Yare
George’ W. White
John J. Newbold
FS. Simmons
Simon Wolf
W. W. ‘Bowie
George H. Hardes
B. S. Graves
B. F. Saal
J. Weller
Tichard H. Goldsborough
Porter
Joseph Richardson
Percival M. Brown
Albert Schulters
Wm. F. Gude
Charles Linkins
John J. Weaver
Charman
A.C. Moses
E. HE. Drouw
Manufacturers' Committee
A. C. Moses
Sidon
Eoc. Graham
A.C. Cstiles
W. S. Garby
DLA Smith Hat Wing
Gerald T. Richard
W. W. Riley
Henry Thornferat
Prohibition Campaign Moves With Parade and Speeches
A district drive for prohibition includes a parade tomorrow night and a mass meeting at First Presbyterian Church with speakers from Alabama Tennessee Kentucky and national WCTU president Mrs Lillian M Stevens. A reception at 522 Sixth Street Northwest follows, with event organizations listed and parade assembly at 304 B Street Southeast at 8 tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sucre
Women's Christian Temperance Union
First Congregational Church
Lillian M. Stevens
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Sixth Street
Hobson
Alabama
Hull
Sims
Hale
Tennessee
Langley
Kentucky
First Presbyterian Church
Taylor
The
Good Templars
Micrcow Mgt
Rechabites
Councils
Janadabs
Lodges
Ghod Templara
Boys of the Woodcraft
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Hoys' Brigade
Order of Rechabitee
Builder for 50 Years Dead in Weahington
James H. Byram, a longtime Weahington builder and carpenter born in the city, died at his residence on H Street NW at 1 PM. He lived in Weahington most of his life, served on the Home Building Association board, and was active in Masonic orders. He is survived by four sons, four daughters, and several grandchildren. funeral at his home tomorrow at 1 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Byram
Weahington
H Street
Mr. Byram
Springfield
Old First Ward
Home Building Association
Byram
Hiram Lodge
Hiram Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Washington Commandery
Knights
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Suspected of Hold-Ups Arrested in City Streets
John He Marrlow a thirty seven year old colored man is in custody at the Second precinct police station on suspicion of robbing women in city streets. Detective Fortney arrested him at his home 4 Wylds court and found ten bags and many pocketbooks. William Belcher identified the prisoner near Portland Apartment House at Fourteenth street and Vermont avenue northwest the night Miss Janette Kelly was robbed. Marlow says he bought the pocket books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John HE -Marrlow
Fortney
Wyils Court
William Belcher
Portland
Fourtenth Street
Vermont Avenue
Snow Falls Over Washington in Wintry Cardlike Scene
Residents awoke to a picturesque blanket of two to five inches as snow transformed the city. Children sledded, toboggans ran, and many slips and rescues occurred on slick sidewalks. Weather forecasts predict continued snow turning to rain and a gradual warmup tonight and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jack Frost
Santa Claus
Favors Motor Fire Engines in the District
Commissioner Macfarland forwarded a note to Chief Belt urging a special report on any usable horseless fire apparatus for the District and its cost. The commissioner believes motor vehicles would offer greater protection, noting Washington’s suitability and lack of common city drawbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belt
Macfarland
Fre Department
Tam
Washington
Tax Appeal Board Opens Annual Session At Dist Building
CITY BULLETINS recounts the Tax Appeal Board in session hearing personal tax assessments for 1908 at the Dist Building with members listed. continues until the second Monday in March. Also notes Epworth M E Church South Men’s Society election, a church reception, and local ads including bake goods and household products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Personal Tax Appeals
Dist
Marcel
E.W. Griffin
Francis Nys
Louis ¢. Wilson
Samuel T. Kalbfus
Matthew Trimble
Alexander McKenrict
Epworth Men’s Society
Epworth M. E. Church South
Pregnent
E. T. Moyer
BE. W. Lorhig
F. A
D. J. Finn
J. Bemunda
G. Gaithe
Capt. Fite
Sniritual
Goodson
L. Peree Boteler
Mortality Record For Week Report
The weekly mortality report shows 22 deaths in the past week with 7 whites and 5 colored. Compared with last week, deaths rose by eight. Diseases of the heart led with twenty deaths, pneumonia had sixteen, consumption nine, and erysipelas nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Saks & Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventh Street
Hahn's
Storm King
High
Arctics
Wm, Hahn & Co
W.W
H.W
Penna
Prince Albert
Horn the Tailor
West End
Rrud
Lansburgh Furniture Go
Inter-Ocean Building
Ninth Street
House & Herrmann
N. W
Mr. Gude
Edward F. Droop
Edward F. Draon
Campaign
Prohibition
J and W. C. T. U
Favors
City Bulletins
Brooke
Shineweh
Kirkmean
We. No. & Harrison
Anacostia
T. D. Pyles
Connecticut
Mike
Sehnoldec
Gould's
Th. C.A. Muldiman& CO
Heurich
Maerzen and
Senate—brewery
Ariington Betting Company
W. i
N. C. Upham
Home Life
Wood
T. W. Wood & Sons, Seedsher
Richmond, Ya
Heurich’s
Senate
Heurich’s Brewing Co
25Th, 26Th, D
Water Sts
Potomac
Joint Finance Committee
Associated Charities
Citizens’ Relief Association
Committee On Prevention of Consumption
Nho
Milton E. Alles
Herriet Blaine Beale
Emile Berliner
Beott C. Bore
Walter ©. Clephane
John Joy Edenn
Wm. Corcoran Fustin
F. Gude
Obert N. Harper
Archibald Hopkins Heenen Jennings
A. Lisnar
Joh R. Mclean, Mire
HL. F. Mas Arthur D. Marks
Frederic L Moore
Bole A. Nardus Thomas GC. Noses
E. Francis Tigges
Cune H. Rudatos
Eager
Shaw
John B. Sleman, Jr
Wm. P. Bourgeon
Corcarmn
Thom
Emily Turkerman
George Trursdolt
Mra. Ebert Wadewor
W. Woodward
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
W.l.douglas Boye
Ebonz
LOU As
Sem
V.l. Douglas Shoe Store
Panneylyania Avenue
H. W
Cravenette
Nceat Co
F Street N
E. Z
O'Donnell Gorse Store
Selinger
Duffy
Rochester
Castelberg’s
Opticians
Penna. Ave
Utvin
Washington Gaslight Co
Tenth Street N. W
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Keeley Instituts
North Capitol Street
Washington, D. c
District of Columbia
Maryland
Friedlander Bros., Bth
E Streets
Adler
Aon
Conta
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