Removal of Tracks on Metropolitan Branch Ahead of Schedule
Maj Morrow engineered approval for Charles Fernald of highways to inform Baltimore and Ohio Railroad that tracks south of New York avenue on the Metropolitan branch must be removed within thirty days. Fernald cites thirty days as reasonable to clear trees and sidings and requires surface tracks in the com munit areas removed by March 3 148.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj. Morrow
Charles Fernald
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Metropolitan
New York Avenue
Fernald
Hank
Carothers
Lineman Falls From Pole At Takoma Park
A lineman for Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. fell from a pole on Fourth Street northeast and Cedar streets in Takoma Park yesterday morning. He fractured his left arm and head injuries but regained consciousness at hospital where he is improving. He slipped from the pole about twenty feet up while climbing with spikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macfarland
Umie
Amie
Bii
Win
Shentt
Woodward
Luther Dodd
Fourth Street
Chesapeake and Polomac Telephone Company
Cedar Streets
Takoma Park
Jeneld Hospital
Dodd
March Lectures by Booker T. Washington and public hearing notes
Book er T Washington will speak March 10 on On the Advancement of the Human Race after accepting an invitation from Metropolitan A Mo Cheech and Bethel Literary Association. A public hearing on Fort Thayer Park was canceled per Morrow. Stevens from Japan is returning home on extended leave with uncertain future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booker T. Washington
Rooker T. Washington
A. Mo. Cheech and Bethel Literary Association
Hts
Fort Thayer Park
Suburban Citizens' Association
Port Thayer
Morrow
Congress
Moran
Stevens
Japan
Mall
Durum White Stevens
Korea
United States
Awarded Damages Against District in May Obstruction Case
Th Edward S Kimball was yesterday awarded damages against the District of Cohstmabia for injuries in an obstruction on KE street last May. The damages were awarded as The Dest Floral Specimens. Gude's home-grown American Beauty. Fresh sturdy lasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward S. Kimball
District of
Cohstmabia
KE Street
Gude
Labor's Power in Politics Union Men Urged to Support Delegates
The Central Labor Union debated influencing district delegates to the Denver and Chicago conventions to back presidential candidates friendly to organized labor. Feeney urged district-wide control, urging unions to avoid sending delegates unless they will endorse labor-friendly nominees. A coalition resolution urged Congress to pass a disability law for government workers injured on duty, while discussions touched church ties and Sunday meeting proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Chcago
Ted
James T. Feene
Bocklanders’ Union
Central Labor Union
Feeney
Vantese
Charles” T. Smith
Frank J. McKenna
Printers’ Union
Washington
McKenna
Smith
Considire
Congress
John Lee Allison
Gunton Memorial Church
Central Boty
Presbyterian Ministers’ Alliance
Ue Church
Far
Central
Labor Uni
Labor
Prelates in Session at Catholic University Meeting
Catholic archbishops and bishops meet at the University of Washington area to discuss educational matters. Signor Lavelle arrives from New York as zonal representative. Archbishop Glennon to report on Knights of Columbus fund raising of 590 dollars for the university. Bishops dine with Cardinal Gibbons in Baltimore. Trustees to attend Baltimore consecration of Bishop OConnell to the rank of Bishop of Sebaste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic University
Brookland
D.C
Signor Lavelle
New York
Varley
Lenton
SL. Louis
Ireland
St. Paul
Harkins
Providence
O'Connell
Thee University
Glennon
Knights of Columbus
Gibbona
Baltimore
Hishop O'Connell
Hishon of
Sebaste
Chinese Y M C A Formed By Washin gton Sunday Schools Banquet
The Chinese Sunday schools of Washington held a banquet for 2335 guests at Calvary Baptist Church basement. The event announced the formation of a Chinese YMCA branch with teachers and friends from four churches attending. Rev Fung Yei Man was guest of honor. Woodward and Immigration Commissioner Bargent spoke. a Chinese orchestra performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Calvary Baptist Church
Eighth
Ohii
Washington Y. M. C. A
Hiscoprian Church of the Ascension
Metropolitan Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
May Wong
Howard Moy Loon
Moy Goo
Lee Gong
Three Wives Seek Divorces In District Supreme Court
Three discontented spouses ask the District Supreme Court to sever their marriages. Mrs. Sarah B Turner of 1416 D Street Northeast accuses Thomas J Turner of cruelty and intoxication. Justice Gould issued a temporary order. Martha A Weaver and Charles D Weaver, married August 2 1904, allege infidelity. Nettie Belt Branch sues James Branch for absolute divorce, alleging infidelity after May 8 1900. the couple had no children and he left in October to live elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Supreme Court
Sarah B. ‘Turner
D Street
Thomas J. Turne Carpenter
Turner
Justice Gould
Martha A. Weaver
Miss Hedderman
Charles D. Weaver
George Brodthage
St. John's Lutheran Church
Reward Offered for Stolen Jewelry in Memphis Case
A $2000 reward is posted by Memphis chief for recovering $5000 worth of jewelry taken February 1 from Frank G Jones at 40 Vane Avenue. Thieves entered through a bedroom window. upper rooms ransacked. Stolen items include rings watches scarf pins brooches and a 67 pearl necklace. A separate theft on Union Street for $232 is also cited with a $200 reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puite
Memphis
Tenn
Frank G Jone
Vane Avenue
A. M. Lee
Union Street
Washington Police
Ferguson Contracting Sues Coal and Coke Railway For 96210
The Ferguson Contracting Company of New York filed a suit in the District Supreme Court seeking 962,210 in damages from the Coal and Coke Railway Company of West Virginia. The claim is based on an arbitrators award for damages to buildings on a portion of the defendant’s railroad in West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal and Coke Railway Company
Ferguson Contracting Ompany
New York City
District Supreme Court
Coal and Coke Rail Company
West Virginia
Six Year Old Medallion Stye Whiskey Offered
A whiskey described as bottled in bond and supplied to U S hospitals is offered at 125 dollars for a full quart. The advertisement names John H. Lorger as contact and provides the phone number M 660.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
U. S
John H. Lorger
Jat
S.aw
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Eet
Nemr
Eed
Selinger
Bay of House & Herrmann
Eye Sts
Kuppenheimer
Outfitter
T Men
Crosaer
PA. Ave
Doss
Corers
Lineman
Cardinal Gibbons
Y. M
Calvary Church
Wm.hahn & CO
Pennsyvania Ae
Reliable Shoe Houses
Pennsylvania Ave
S. E
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bulletin
Pittsburgh
National Capital
Iron City
Union Station
B. M. Newbold
Fifteenth and G Streets
Schenck Chemical Co
Franklin Street
Philip G. Affleck
Ave
N.W
Conaghan
J.T. D. Pyles’ li
JM Lith
Connecticut
C. A. Muddiman & Co
Great Bear
11Th St
Hearleh
Mluerzen
Senate—brewery
Arlington Bottling Company
Same Old Place
N. C. Upham
D. J. Kaufman
Tooklet
F. Bornot
BRO, & CO
F Street
N. W
Gapadine
Potter
Copenhagen
Denmark
Munich
National Capital Brewing Co
Lincoln
Associated Charities
Citizens’ Relief Association
Committee On Prevention of Consumption
Joint Finance Committee
G Street
Cano I
Chas. F. Mitten
H. Aflen
Mra. Harlet
Blaine Beale
Emile Berliner
Beclt
C. Bote
Walter C. Clephemohn
Joy Edson
Corcoran Bustle
Wm. F. Gude
Udelgh
Ian
Corcoran Thom
Howard
Recartle
Sofie A. Nordhoff-Jung
Thomas ¢. Noyes
Edgar D. Shaw
John B. Bieman
Spurgeam
Mite
Emly Tuckermar
George Truendell
Herbert Wadsworth
Ayene
Opt Friedlande Ltd
Vercoats
Ce Qua
Cravenette
Goodyear Raincoat Co
F Street N. W
Emes
Heurich
Heurich’s
Maersen
Senate
Heurich Brewing CO
Castelberg’s
Penwa
Folie Maller Drug Co
Richmond
Tracaen
Prince Assert
Dress Swits
Crennat
the Sunday Post
Lansburgh Furniture Co
Inter-Qcean
Sth St
Sale
Rathene
Victor E. Adler Ten-percent Clothing House
7Th Street
Mass
Ita c. Trice
Washington Gaslight Co
Tenth Street N. W
Warner’s
Warne Ente Curm Company
Rochester
Ead
Sington Poni
McConnell
Washlagios
D. Be
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