New York Firms Win U S Building Awards for Three Departments
Three New York architectural firms win government contracts totaling eight million dollars for redesigning State Justice and Commerce and Labor buildings. Taft and cabinet members attend when juries announce Brunner for State Barber for Justice and York and Sawyer for Commerce and Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boards of Architects
Taft
State
Justice
Commerce
New York
United States
Labor
Arnold W. Brunner
Donn Barber
York & Sawyer
Com Merce and Labor
Drasen
Department of State
James Gamble Rogers
Warren & Wetmore
Harold Magonigle
Department “For Justice
Cass Gilbert
Percy Griffin
Park
Thomas & Rice
Fof
Boston
Department of Commerce and Labor
Tracy, Swartwout & Litchfield
Max Friedlander
George Post És Sons
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Washington
Treasury
MacVeagh
Knox
Mary Meyer
Dickinson
Slitchcock
Wetmore
Rhode Island
Committee On Library
Congress
Jaté
Justice and Commerce
Uncle Sam
Ann
State Department
Will cuts son off with $100 in probate case
John Herbel dies leaving the daughter Lizzie Dickhaut the entire estate dated September 15, 105. The will states the son John Herbel Jr. receives only $190 and any challenge withdraws the legacy. George Schmidt named executor. Also notes demur in bucket-shop conspiracy indictments and a district court mandamus denial over Alaska carrier regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Herbel
Lizzie Dickhaut
George Schmidt
Attorney Harvey Given Improves
Assistant District Attorney Harvey Given shows marked improvement after sudden illness at home on Thursday evening. Dr Stern, his attending physician, says Given should be able to return to work in about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Given
P Street
Stern
Given
Involuntary bankruptcy filed against Economy Co operative Society
Heywood Bros and Wakefield Company petitioned the District Supreme Court yesterday to bankrupt the Economy Co operative Society trading stamp concern, claiming debts of 254.35 to Heywood, 73.48 to Hartwig and Kemper, 78.50 to George Spindler, and 99.73 to Schultz Bros. The society is alleged to have committed an act of bankruptcy by transferring property to Westmoreland Specialty Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
Beans the Economy Cooperative Society
District Supreme Court
Heywood Bros
Wakefield Comany
Hartwig & Kemper
George Spindler
Schultz Bros
Westmoreland Specialty Company
Eastern Star banquet lights up fifteenth annual dinner
The fifteenth annual banquet of Chapter No. 5 of the Order of the Eastern Star was held at the Ebbitt House with about 153 covers. Mrs. Julia N. Streater, Mrs. Bertha G. Hudson, and Franz A. Birfeld led dinner arrangements as toasts and informal speakers. The page also notes taxicab service ads and local business lines in the city BULLETINS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Order of the Eastern Star
Ebbitt House
Julia N. Streater
Bertha G. Hudson
Franz A. Birfeld
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paks & Company
Seventh Street
Saks
Wm. Hahn & Co
N. W
Pa. Ave
Pa. Ave. S. E
Merridale,” &c
America
Elgin Cressmery
James F. Oyster Cor
Penna Ave
J. Maury Dove Company
Prince Albert
Graousees
Post
Cat Andrews
R. P. Andrews Paper CO
Louisiana Avenue
F St. N. W
the Books of the Home Building Association
Pa. Ave.nn
U.S. Goverment
Geo
W. Lintons
Claughton
Taylor
Morris Woodward
Sec. I. S, Wescott, Treas
Hotel Belvedere
Brutterine
Washington Dairy
Louisiana Ave
Louis
Angelo Cella
Samuel W. Adler
Criminal Court No. 1
Justice Wright
A. S. Worthington
H. Vrailey
William Quinter
District of Columbia
Barnard
Interstate Commerce Commission
Alaska
Humboldt Steamship Company
California
Shaffer
4Th & T
C. M
TTCO
City Bulletins
C. Phila
Oyster & Chop House
Arlington Bottling Co
Eckstein
California’ Fort Or Sterry
Eugene Schwab
Goldenberg's
the Bieber-Kaufman Co
Navy Yard
Eighth
St. S.E
Beckers
London
Becker’s’ Leather Goods Co
F Street
Sterling Reliace
House & Herrmann
Sts. N.W
Holmes’ Bakery
C. A. Muddiman & CO
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
F St
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