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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1908

Page

13

District Commission to Regulate Public Utilities and Rates

Draft bill grants the District Commission broad control over railroads traction lines gas electricity telephone service and rate setting. It authorizes book and tariff publication plus annual reports and empowers examination of corporate records hearings and testimony. The commission may order repairs upgrades and schedule increases for public welfare.

Public Utilities Commission Thomas Macfarland Public Service Corporation Aa Commission

Permits for Motor Vehicle Operators Granted in District

The automobile examining board at the last meeting granted operating permits in the District to numerous individuals including D. O. Anthony Jr. 2183 Panfornia Avenue NW. I Hrooke 719 John Marshall Place. Jeste C Brooke 219 John Marshall Place. Henry H Brown 2% Derster Place NW. Hob ert S Byrne 721 Floventh Street NW. Edward Semank 1747 Eighteenth Street NW. George W W Egleston 1899 Fourteenth Street NW. J. W. Freeman 2318 Wisconsin Avenue NW. Earl Pritts 319 M Street NW. and many others listed with street addresses across Northwest and Southeast sectors.

Automobile Examining Board D. O. Anthony, Jr Panfornia Avenue I Hrooke John Marshall Jeste C Brooke Henry H Brown Derster Place Hobert S. Byrne Floventh Atreet H. D. Chichester Oregon Avenue Charles Clavefonx Nineteenth Street Cooksey le Roy Davis Elias Wiggs Wey Connetticut George WW. Egleston Fourteenth Street Nooa Fouls J. W. Freeman Wisconsin Avenue Earl Pritts H. E Griges Massachusetts Avenue Francia Clarence D. Thomas Elihetorthwest Dr M. Thompson Moreland Avenue T. F. ‘Toone Conduit H. T. Traut Montrose Charles White Catteriia Avenue Roy Wright Kenilworth

BARS END OVERSIZED FRUIT CRATES IN MARKET BILL

Commissioners forward a bill to Representative Smith to ban undersized crates in farm produce sales and require uniform crate sizes. Macfarland says many crates under standard capacity mislead retailers, noting a 10 percent standard among crates surveyed. He urges plainly marking net weight or measure on all barrels to protect retailers.

Representative Smith House Clarinet Committee Macfarhand Macfarland

Mortality decreases in District report for February week

District health office reports 128 total deaths for the week ended February, down from 156 in 1907. Drops mainly in consumption and heart disease among whites. Grippe appears again with twelve cases. births rise to 168, with 193 white and 63 colored. Smallpox quarantines rise by one. all patients in hospital are colored from one city area.

District Health Office

Harlan Chosen President of Hamilton Memorial Group

Associate Justice Harlan was named president of the Mexander Hamilton Memorial Association at a trustees meeting in the New Willard Hotel library. Addresses by Senator Lodge and Ambassador Bryce praised Hamilton as a great constructive statesman. Roosevelt sent a letter regretting no Washington memorial exists. Cortelyou became first vice president and H B F Macfarland second vice president.

Harlan Supreme Court Mexander Hamilton Memorial Association New Willard Hotel Washington Alexander Hamilton Senator Lodge Ambassador Bryce Lodge Hamilton Tates Roosevelt Cortelyou The Associatiion H. B. F. Macfarland

Bribery Claim Not Sent to Grand Jury

United States District Attorney Baker informed the district commissioners that a letter and affidavit mentioning F Gibbs of a local fire company and inspector Lawson regarding fire cape installations failed to present sufficient evidence for grand jury consideration. Baker said the record does not show Gibbs intended to influence Lawson on any matter or induce fraud, and the affidavit merely reflects Lawson’s sworn explanation, not an attempted bribery.

United States Baker EF. Gibbs Lawson Biker Gibbs

Clarke Estate Suit Over Bond Clears Waggaman Funds

Justice Wright ruled the Clarke estate not liable for funds held by Waggaman before his bond. University seeks $876,168 claiming Waggaman received unaccounted money. Executors argue bond terms were prospective and exclude pre bond transactions. Commissioners discuss dog and cat tax proposals to fund pound costs and animal care.

Catholic University of America Daniel B. Clarke Thomas E. Waggaman Justice Wright Alexander Foster Morse Daniel B. Clarke Waggaman Union Trust Company Clarke Dr. Clarke Waggaman University Aed Holmes Conrad Clarke Awain Washington Hamilton Colbert Yerkes Macfarland Agnes Kennedy Shoreham Macfirland

FOLLOWS LODGE RAID PROMPTS SUPREME COURT ACTION

The District Supreme Court heard a case arising from a police raid on Union Lodge No. 1 in Futh and G streets last fall. Complainants Dr A D Riedel Fred C Schwartz Abrman Herman G Zoellner and Morris Garfinkle seek injunctive relief to stop Maj Richard Sylvester Inspector Robert Noardman and subordinates from further interfering with lodge meetings and property. Earlier, after the raid, they faced charges of obtaining money by false pretenses and demand a jury trial. the matter remains pending.

Futh Ihe District Supreme Court Lodge Maj Richard Sylvester Robert Noardman Inder A. D. Riedel Fred C. Schwartz Abrman Lerman Herman G. Zoellner Morris Garfinkle Union Lodge No. 1 Free Masons American Masonic Federation Idaho Indgte Dr. Riedel

Will documents for David W. Cleaver and James M. Byram

The will of David W. Cleaver who died February 15 1907 at 1228 Fifteenth street NW bequeaths 5506 to his brother Frank M. Cleaver. The remaining estate is divided into three equal parts to James A. Cleaver Priscilla R. Michiner and Sallings C. Moffit. James M. Byram who died recently at 2027 F Streets NW left the bulk to his widow Elizabeth N. Bevan with small bequests to Nellie I. Clarke Alexander R. Clarke and Miriam E. Byram.

David W. Cleaver Fifteenth Street Frank M. Cleaver James A. Cleaver Council Bluffs Iowa Priscilla R. Michiner Salling C. Moffit Washington County James Vi. Byram Lizabeth N. Bevan Nellie I. Clarke Alexander R. Clarke Miriam BE. Byram

Tramp Held for Shooting and Police Court Bond

Robert Collins a 37 year old tramp from near Pittsburg Pa is held on 2008 bond awaiting grand jury after two assault with intent to kill and concealed weapons charges in Police Court He allegedly fired at Officer Owens when arrested near the Brightwood Hotel The funeral of Voalah R Crosby a Civil War veteran and Treasury Department clerk for 43 years was held from 214 New Jersey Ave NW with interment at Congressional Cemetery

Robert Collins Pittsburg Tidge Kimbill Collins Brightwood Hotel Owens Tenth Precinct Voalah R. Crosby Treasury Department John R. Quisler New Jersey Avenue Northwest Mt. Crosby Willam T.thompson Eckington Presbyterian Church C. W. Gallagher Burnside Post No. & Galt

Fatal Elevator Accident Suit In District Supreme Court

Annie 8 McNally administratrix of Mary B McNallys estate sues Clifford Dr Lewis lessee of Richmond Hotel at Seventeenth and H Streets north wear for $10 000 damages over an elevator accident alleged to have fatally injured Mrs McNally on May 1907 and caused death a hospital soon after.

Annie 8. McNally Mary B. McNally Jerday Distri Supreme Court Clifford Dr. Lewis Richmond Seventeenth H Streets Northwear Plenntiff McNalty

Entertainment event by Jewish Women at Eighth Street Temple

The Council of Jewish Women presents a charity fundraiser next Monday evening in the vestry room of the Eighth Street Temple featuring a lecture by Dr. Lee R. Frankel of New York and a song by Mrs. Kitty Thompson Berry Burton. The local group has donated $1,000 to the Atlanta Orphans' Home. The District Court of Appeals yesterday reversed a Supreme Court decision, remanding a challenge to the will of Charles R. Morgan, who left an estate valued at $7,000 and named two brothers and a sister as beneficiaries. two disinherited children contested the will.

Council of Jewish Women Eighth Street Temple Lee R. Frankel New York Kitty Thompson Berry Burton Atlanta District Court of Appeals Supreme Court Charles R. Morgan Morgan

Woman Held for Grand Jury in Mass Practice Case

Mrs Johanna Powalky alias Dantexty seven years old of 818 Florida Avenue NE was held for the grand jury by the coroner at an inquest into the death of Mrs Gertrude Fitzgerald who died at George Washington University Hospital last Saturday Mrs Fitzgerald was the wife of Thomas Fitzgerald of 917 E Ninth Street NW She was taken to the hospital from her home last Friday and died on Saturday Powalky was arrested on a charge of mass practice.

Johanna Powalky Dante Florida Avenue Gertrude Fitzgerald George Washington University Hospital

Receiver Named for H. L. Dorsey

Chief Justice Clabaugh appointed Andrew Wilson to be receiver for Harry L. Dorsey, a grocer at Eleventh and H streets northwest. The item references local ads for bread, pies, radiators, valentines supplies, skin cream, and beer sales, with investor leads for N.C. Upham.

H. L. Dorsey Clabaugh Andrew Wilson Harry L. Dorsey Eleventh H Streets Gould's Heurich’s St Maerten and Senate—brewery Arlington ‘Bottling Company N.C. Upham Home Life

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