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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1908

Page

13

Rabies Found in Bulldog Bite at Baltimore Institute

Dr Mohler confirms rabies in a six month old English bulldog that bit Mr and Mrs Blumenburg and others. Family treated at the Pasteur Institute Baltimore for paralytic rabies while awaiting eighteen month immunity. Reports show rabies cases nationwide with dogs leading the figures.

Mohler Baltimore Pasteur Institute Moxie Blumenburg Ontario Place Mr. Blumenburg Milton W. Blumenburg John Edmonston Bureau of Animal Industry Department of Agriculture John R. Mohler Blumenburg Edmunston Pasteur Institute Baltimore John Bluekenburg Moxley Blumenburg Moxicy Blumenburg Milton W Blumenburg Capitol Zoological Park District of Columbia Virginia Maryland West Virginia Wisconsin North Carolina

Reception to Navy League Opens With Roosevelt and Dewey

President Roosevelt and Admiral Dewey will host delegates and ladies at the White House and at Admiral Dewey’s K Street home on Friday as the Navy League convention begins. A New Willard dinner caps the day with reports, officer elections, and business. Nominees include Louis C. Hay to fill a vacancy and incumbents Barton, Dimock, Tams, and Vanderbilt. Gen. Horace Porter will preside at dinner with invited speakers Hilary Herbert, J. M. Harlan, George B. Foss, John Weeks, and Macfarland.

Roosevelt Dewey Navy League White House K Street New Willard Louis C. Hay W. W. Hollingsworth George da Forest Barton W. de W. Dimock J. Frederick Tams Aaron Vanderbilt Horace Porter League Hilary A. Herbert the Navy Justice J. M. Harlan George B. Foss House Committee On Naval Affairs John W. Weeks Commissioner Macfarland H. B. F. Macfarland Louis A. Osborne Scranton Graham Shaw Philadelphia Henry H. Ward

Ink Men Appear In Court In Royalty Fee Case

Edwin M. Van Dyck and Victor G. Bloede, indicted for conspiracy to defraud the government in ink contracts at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, appeared in court with not guilty pleas. Bail set at $10 each, with a demurrer to be filed by February 15. defense argues royalties justified by Van Dyck’s ink formula.

Edwin M. van Dyck Victor G. Bloede Grand Jury Bureau of Engraving and Printing Justice Stafford Criminal de Murrer Jesse C. Adkins Stanton J. Peelle Mr. van Dyck Robert Biggs Bloede van Dyck New York Baltimore Bureau

Atlantic City Winter Retreat Draws Healthful Pleasures

Atlantic City offers mild winter winds from Gulf Stream influence and outdoor life on the boardwalk. The city features oceanfront hotels, golf links, amusements, and easy access via Pennsylvania Railroad trains, inviting readers to test its winter appeal for a day weekend or month.

Atlantic City Gulf Stream South Pennsylvania Railroad

Gas case argued over writ of prohibition before Court

Corporation Counsel Thomas closed for the District Court of Appeals contending the appellate court has jurisdiction over the District Supreme Court and that the latter has no judicial power under the 1856 act. He said its duty is ministerial in valuing the gas plant. Mr. Perry for Washington Gas urged the court to discharge the rule and refuse the writ sought by the Commissioners.

Corporation Thomas District Court of Appeals Gould Washington Gas Company Court of Appeals District Supreme Court Act of Congress Perry

December Building Record in District Shows Permits and Repairs

District building inspector reports 55 brick and 57 frame buildings issued permits in December. Repairs costing 395,084 were made on 261 buildings across sections with totals by area: New buildings Northeast 27015, Southeast 21420, Northwest 21706, Southwest 3004, County 257070. Repairs Northeast 1081, Southeast 8530, Northwest 59977, Southwest 2938, County 3393.

Morrow

Williams Non-Support Case Threatens Alimony

Walter Prescott Williams, a Land Office clerk, was ordered by Justice Gould to appear next Friday to show cause why he should not be compelled to support his wife Mrs Hijla Royal Williams and their child Merle. Mrs Williams, married in Salem Oregon in 1885, alleges denial of access and seeks alimony. She notes her husband earns $1800 annually.

Walter Prescott Willliams Land Office Justice Gould Hijla Royal Williams Merle Williams Salem Orego Bernice Frances Laincoln

Florida Special Makes First Seasonal Run to St Augustine

The Florida Special, Atlantic Coast Line’s New York to St Augustine train, began its first trip of the season through Washington Monday night. It consists of eight Pullman cars including four sleepers a dining car a state room car a library and an observation car plus a baggage car. The trip departs New York at 2 10 PM and reaches St Augustine at 4 45 PM the next day covering 1059 miles at about 40 miles per hour.

Florida Atlantic Coast Line New York St Augustine Fla Washington Eigat New York City St. Augustine

December fire losses in the District near forty thousand

The District fire department reported December losses totaling 36972 with insurance covering about 12 percent. Two deaths occurred among casualties Fred Bucks died by self inflicted action Mary Becker burned to death. Firefighters Thomas Buckley and Willam Nash survived a Washington Hospital blaze. Two incendiary fires and one suspicious fire lacked sufficient evidence for prosecution.

Chief Belt Fred Bucks Mary Becker Thomas Buckley Willam Nash No. 4 Engine Company Washington Hospital

Walk on Forestry talk at St John’s Georgetown Club

At the Men's Club of St John’s Episcopal Church Georgetown the secretary of the American Forestry Association George BE Willa will discuss woodland preservation with stereopticon views at the upcoming monthly meeting. Also ads note Wilbur’s cocoa and various grocery items from J T D Pyles stores including olive oil and other pantry goods.

St. John’s Episcopal Church Georgetown George BE Willa American Forestry Association Woodlands

Dr Bedloe in Egypt and private notes from Washington

Dr Edward Bedloe of Washington DC returns from America to Egypt aboard the North German Lloyd steamer Hohenzollern and will holiday in Alexandria with Dr Love before touring the Nile and Sudan Exclusive High class tailoring and artistic productions. Also reports on Firemen's Insurance Company officers elected in Washington, stock sales, and local business notices.

Edward Bedloe Washington, DC America Egypt Hohenzollern Alexandria Dr Love Bey Nile Ana Udan

Fall results in death of Army Museum clerk

John Fogarty of 212 Sixteenth Street NW died after falling on stairs at the Army Medical Museum Saturday. He died at Emergency Hospital yesterday. Funeral Friday with Arlington interment. Coroner to issue likely certificate of accidental death. Fogarty, an old soldier and museum clerk, survived by wife, two sons Walter M and John P, and three daughters Catherine Rosenblum, Nelson, and Blanch I Phelps.

John Fogarty Sixteenth Street Army Medical Museum Arlington Fogarty Walter M John P. Fogarty Catherine W. Rosenblum Richmond, Va Nelson Washington Blancha I. Phelps New York

Must Sell by Measure Seen Violating Law, Sealer Warns

Col. W. C Haskell sealer of weights and measures said many city bar rooms sell by bottle not by measure and will test the practice in court. He cited signs claiming all goods are sold by the bottle and noted cases where six ounces appear in a half pint bottle. Commissioners approved motor vehicle permits for numerous residents and addresses. Building permits were issued for a four story brick apartment at 7 Iowa circle northwest and a two story frame house on Mills avenue. Floral work for receptions and Gude's decorating services advertised.

Col W. C Haskell Weighta and Measures Col. Haskell Ashford T TH Pickford Iowa Circle Northwest W J Simmons T. H Pickford Ira J Baker Mills Avenue Rhode Inland Avenue Irving Street J.C Foster

The Electralyzer Bleaches White Without Damaging Cloths

Washington pioneers a new electrolysis laundry bleach called an Electralyzer installed at Yale laundry. An eighty five gallon salt water vat feeds a carbon plate electrolyzer producing a gentle bleach that replaces chloride of lime. Clothes stay bright without fraying or holes, even on fine fabrics.

Yate Yale Washington

Lawyers' Title and Guaranty Insurance elects trustees

At the annual meeting of stockholders held yesterday in the Century Building, trustees were elected to serve a year. Named were Julius A. Maedel, Michael J. Colbert, George M. Emmerich, Ernest L. Schmidt, John F. Donohoe, Joseph N. Saunders, Arthur G. Bishop, Harry M. Packard, and Julius H. Vierbuchen.

Lawyers’ Title and Guaranty Insurance Company Century Julius A. Maedel Michael J. Colbert George M. Emmerich Ernest L. Schmidt John F. Donohoe Joseph N. Saunders Arthur G. Bishop Harry M. Packard Julius H. Vierbuchen

Kane to testify in Walsh Chicago National Bank suit

Deputy Comptroller of the Currency T. P. Kane left for Chicago to give testimony in the Walsh Chicago National Bank case. He will correct statements about national bank supervision and clarify the record in the pending suit.

T. P. Kane Chicago John R. Walsh Chicago National Bank Mr. Kane

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