Health Report Critiques Food Inspections In District
Dr Woodward cites insufficient inspectors as cause for lax food sanitation in markets cafes and hotels while praising the annual district health report sent to the government printing office. Marine products at the fish wharf are condemned in large numbers including white fish butterfish cod haddock and oysters among others.
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Woodward
Government Printing Office
Eivery
Health Office
Former Fire Captain Sues DC Commissioners for Pension
Anthony J. Mosheauvel, a former DC Fire Department captain, seeks a writ of mandamus and a $75 monthly pension from the Police and Firemen's Relief Association funds. He says a 1908 on‑the‑job injury led to hospital confinement and his dismissal without a hearing, violating Congressional rights. lawyers McNeil & McNeil represent him.
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Fire Department
District of Columbia
Anthony J. Mozheuve
Aie Police and Firemen’s Relief Associaton
Mosheaver
Florida Avenue
Pomeroy
Seventh Streets
Mosheuvel
McNeil & McNeil
Better Car Service Focus Of North Washington Meeting
Questions on adding cars to the Le Droit Park line and extending hotter service to midnight on the Brookland line dominated the North Washington Citizens' Association monthly gathering at the Church of the Advent. Discussion also covered Todd Place pavement, sidewalk work near the new Gage School on Blingler Street, with no decisive action taken. A committee led by D. S. Hoover was named to arrange the annual executive banquet set for February 1 at the Risew House, including a long list of members.
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Brookland
North Washington Ciizens' Association
Church of the Advent
Second
U Streets
Whhich
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Gage School
Blngler Street
E. A Neisy
Rises House
Hoover
B. A. Allen
Joseph W. Clary
Jm.glover
Charles W. Goode
M.D. Kelter
Benjamin LeFevra
R. K. Josan
F. P. McDermot
L. J. Mathews
F. Ohm
A.C Perkins
J. M. Priest
Wiliam J. Ray
Riddle
A. Rutt
A. M. Shannon
R. A. Smith
Washington Topham
Charles Allen
Gallagher Resigns to Join Agriculture Department
The resignation of Gallagher, food and sanitary inspector in the District health office, was submitted to the commissioners to take effect immediately. He will join the Department of Agriculture as a food and drug inspector and has served two years. Promotion will fill his vacancy. Gallagher starts two days of vacation soon. Jennie O'Brien, 14 months old, daughter of Robert L. O'Brien, was seriously injured by a runaway horse near Tlorterath and Irving streets.
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Gallagher
District Health Office
Woodward
Department of Agriculture
Jennie O'Brien
Robert L. O'Brien
Girard Street
Tlorterath
Irving Streets
Charles Busher
Georgia Avenue
Harrison Crook
Wifteerrth
L Streets
Chainman
Guy W. Talbert
Conway B. Hunt
J. C. Elbert
Alleged Black Hat Man Arrested in Blackmail Case
William E. Beall of 1312 Park Road NW was arrested yesterday morning by Central Office Detectives Vermilion and Barbee and turned over to Detective Battle of New York. He is wanted on a charge of blackmail in the metropolis and is alleged to be a member of the Black Fiend Society.
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William E. Beall
Park Road Northwest
Vermilion and Barbee
Central Office
Detective Battle
New York
Metropolis
Black Fiand Society
Indicted Waterbury in fraud case atop grand jury list
J M Waterbury charged with false pretenses for posing as Associated Press employee to secure funds from Senator Harrows Hult Bartholé McHarg and others. Waterbury released on 4000 dollar bond after police investigation spurred by McHarg’s suspicions. Indictments also include Chauncey Brandt for receiving stolen property Mrs Dryden, plus multiple others for theft, embezzlement and related offenses.
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Justice Gould
District Supreme Court
Jules M. Waterbury
Senator Burrows
Michigan
John A C. Hull
Iowa
Richard Bartholdt
Missouri
Ormsby McHarg
Chicago
Associated Press
Waterbury
Senator Harrows
Hult
Bartholét
McHarg
J. F. Dryden
Senator Dryden
New Jerk
W. C. “Gates
Lawrence . Latshaw
D. C. Bacon
Arthur Martin
Thomas Smith
James B. Chapman
Joseph J. Gleason, Jr
Charleg
Elias Rubenstein
David Lowenstein
Forgery Case Continued in Police Court
William E. Bird charged with forgery won a postponement as prosecutors seek more time to probe the alleged swindle. Bird, arrested Saturday, claimed a varied past from conductor to Texas police, and to an asylum stay. Held on $2,000 bail awaiting preliminary hearing in the Colorado building firm case.
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William E. Bird
Bird
Focal
Texas
Colorado
Receiver Sought for Capital Auto Sightseeing Co
William W. Anderson former president of the Capital Auto Sight-Seeing Company asked yesterday for a receiver to locate seven automobiles valued at about $10,000 and to oversee the company’s affairs. The petition cites an inability to collect a $2,441 judgment against the firm, organized recently with $25,000 capital and about $8 in treasury. Attorney R. Behrend represents Anderson.
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Capital Auto Sight-Seeing Company
Fourteenth Street
Alleger
Treasury
KR. B. Behrend
3R. Anderson
Eulogies At St Patrick's Mark First Anniversary Mass
A solemn high mass of requiem for Rev. Dr. D. 5.7 Stafford late rector at St Patrick's celebrated yesterday marking the anniversary of his death. Rev. T B McGuigan led the service with readings and a double quartet under Armand Gumprecht. Rev. Philip O'Donnell delivered the eulogy praising Stafford's charity and priestly example.
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Stafford
Ford
T. B McGuigan
William T. Russell
D. DD
James A. Smyth
Wiliam J. Carroll
Armand Gumprecht
Gregorian
Whiting
Chopin
Classmate
Enology
Stamard
Niagara College
Philip O'Donnell
Boston
Dr. Stafford
Congress
Senate
Supreme Court
Father Stafford
God
Building Probe Nears End
Investigation by Commissioner Charles P. Neill into the District Inspector of Buildings office, begun at the President's request, is expected to finish within a week or ten days. Much of the work has been conducted by correspondence with complainants sending information directly to Dr Neill. Officials say criticism centers on office organization with scattered charges of incompetence and negligence. Neill will not accept second hand information.
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District Inspector of Buildings
Labor
Charles P. Neil
Money for Playgrounds Plans in Capital City
The Washington Playground Association seeks Congress approval of 1950000 in funding to expand and remodel city playgrounds. Proposals include replacing the North Capitol street site with 4000, building a field house at Rosedale for 48000, furnishing at Cardoso 42000, improving Georgetown grounds 5000, fixing an old bathing head 3000, adding a bench at Lidat Basin 3000, and financing swimming pools at several playgrounds 16000, with only 3282 funds on hand as of November 1.
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Washington Playgrounds
Washington Playground Association
Congress
Washington Playgrounds Association
North Capitol Street
Rosedale
Cardoso
Georgetown
Insanity ruling in case of Charles Thomas
Charles Thomas, accused of stabbing a contractor after following Thomas Kirby into a home, was judged insane by a Criminal Court jury before Justice Gould. Drs. Shute and Watson testified he had been of unsound mind for over three months. Attorney C. H. Hemans represented Thomas. Our ad section lists groceries and services following the legal item.
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Charles Thomas
Thomas Kirby
Justice Gould
New York Bureau Denies Sending Women Strikebreakers
A New York Times report alleged the Department of Commerce and Labor at 77 Pearl Street sent women as strikebreakers to a Pennsylvania cigarmaker strike. Secretary Straus and Terence Powderly denied knowledge, and an official investigation will be conducted. Powderly plans a New York union address on January 1 to discuss cooperative action on immigrant labor distribution.
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Employment Bureau
Department of ‘Commerce and Labor
Pearl Street
Pennsylvania
Straus
W. A. Coskiy
Central Federated Union of New York City
Terence W. Powderly
National Information Bureau
Department of Commerce and Labor
Department
Coakly
Powderly
Central Federated Union
Ketcham School Grounds Crushed Stone Plan Delayed
Principal requests paving the southern school lot with crushed stone, but funds are insufficient. About 30 dollars spent on beautifying school surroundings. Lunchrooms inspected by the health office found three violations, with fines totaling 233 dollars imposed in police court.
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Ketcham School
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