Tussle for gar lines Washington men confident
Local proxy push for Washington interests seeks to prove support among stockholders for the local ticket at the Washington Railway and Electric Company election. New York interests counter by offering favors for proxies while claiming local control is secure though some doubt remains about actual strength. The signers include Glover Hibbs Tucron Noyes Norment Loeb Truesder Wylie Harries and Blair. Allan McDermott heads the local ticket with other Washingtonians.
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New York
Washington Railway and Electric Company
William B. Hibbs
Washington
Jhekl
Mr. Hibbs
Thhose
Traction Company
Hibbs
Ineal
Charles C. Glover
J. Bel
W. B. Hibbs
Ward Tucron
Crosby. Noyes
Clarence F. Norment
William Loeb, Jr
Woodbury Blair
George Truesdell
Horace Wylie
George H. Harries
Allan McDermott
William Loeb
George Truesder
Ward Thoron
Washingtoniana
Mr. McDermott
Company
Jersey City
N. J
Morrow Defends Hearing Positions on Street Improvements
Capt. Jay L. Morrow, Engineer Commissioner, said he will hear reasonable proposals but will not waste time on proposals he deems ridiculous. He addressed Northwest Suburban Citizens' Association after the Southeast group asked for $25 million in street improvements, drawing indignation from the Citizens' associations who vow to push for a clearer understanding with the Board of Commissioners.
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Board of Commissn
Jay L. Morrow
1St
Washington Citizens' Associa
Dresa
Capt. Morrow
Record of the Sleuths Arrests in Four Months Report
Inspector R H Boardman reports four months of detective bureau activity to Commissioner West. The quarter ends December 41 shows 347 arrests and 7,913.73 dollars in stolen property recovered. Names listed include Barbes Mutten Baur O Belen Berman Farham Burlingame Pratt Cornell Trambo Evans Vermilian Grantee Warren Hartigan Weedon Heian Bates Howlett McMamee and totals indicate 47,813.78 dollars recovered.
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R. H. Boardman
Metropollian Police Department
West
Barbes
Mutten
Obelen
Eaz
Berman
Farham
Burlingame
Pratt
Cornwsll
Trambo
Evena
Vermiliian
Warren
Sak Hartigan
Weedon
Melas Heian
Wee
Bates
Howlett
e_ McMamee
Considered Business Street Proposal in Madison Place
Capt Morrow reports Madison place from Pennsylvania avenue to H street and up Fifteenth street should be a business street. The board referred the proposal to Corporation Counsel Thomas for opinion as streets near Arlington Hotel are largely commercial. And changes in Giddings School urged by Harry C Hine.
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Giddings School
Harry C. Hine
Board of Education
Capt. Morrow
Giadings
Commander Driggs Buried in Arlington with Full Honors
Commander William Hale Driggs, Ordnance expert, retired A N, died Monday at Naval Medical School Hospital and was buried yesterday in Arlington Cemetery after services at St. Thomas Episcopal Church. Marines and sailors from the Mayflower led the caisson procession. honorary pallbearers included Rear Admirals Mason Colvocoresses Baird and Captains Moore Kimball Davenport. Driggs, born Detroit August 21 186?, helped raise the Navy ordnance department to its current high standard through numerous inventions now in use.
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Arlington
Navy
William Hale Driggs
Naval Medical School Hospital
Arlington Cemetery
St. Thomas' Episcopal Church
C. Ernest Smith
Drigss
Massachusetts Avenue
Eighteenth
Church Streets
Saiform
Newton E. Mason
G. P. Colvocoresses
J. W. Baird
John W. Moore
W. W. Kimball
Richard Davenport
Driggs
Detroit
Mich
United States
St. Paul
Idrises
Ordnance Department of the Navy
Funeral of Rev Joseph Maguire at Holy Comforter
Funeral services for Rev Joseph Ignatius Maguire pastor of the Church of the Holy Comforter were held yesterday with Cardinal Gibbons presiding. Officials from the District Board and Protestant mourners attended as Mass followed by a burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Cardinal Gibbons and Mgr Falconio spoke of his life and good works.
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Joseph Ignatius Maguire
Church of the Holy Comforter
Macfarland
Cardinal Gibbons
Mgr. Falconio
Mount Olivet
Washington
Jom A. Daly
St. Denis’ Church
Galena
Catholic University
Charles Clack Dunn
Father Mackin
St. Paul's
Father Maguire
the Grove
Charles B.boone
Orphan Asylums
Charles W Hills Funeral Today
Funeral today for Charles W Tite who died Thursday at 12 Thirteenth Street. He was an officer in the Forty-first Ghlo in the Civil War and wounded in service. Rev U S B Pierce of All Souls will officiate. Interment at Glenwood Cemetery will be private.
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Charles W. Hills
Charles W. Tite
Thirteenth Street
Hills
War Department
U. SB. F Pierce
All Souls’ Church
Mr. Hills
Glenwood Cemetery
Priva
Protests Saeed over Shepherd Monument Site Change
Protests will be lodged against altering the Shepherd monument plan to place Gov. Alexander P. Shepherd’s statue in the parking fronting the new municipal building on Pennsylvania avenue. Citizens may seek a hearing, though the commissioners may not grant it, as they consider the former board’s decisive action. The statue by A. and J. Dunbar will be moved to the parking opposite the municipal building once construction completes, with a dedication planned soon after.
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Shepherd Monument Commission
Alexander P. Shepherd
Pennsylvania Avenue
Board of Commissioners
A. & J. Dunbar
Dunbar
Hebrew Relief Society Meeting Sets Next Year Officers
Hebrew Relief Society will elect officers for the ensuing year and read annual reports at meetings to be held at the Adas Israel Temple at Sixth and I streets northwest tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock. The public is invited to attend.
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Hebrew Relief Society Meeting
The
Hebrew Relief Society
Adas Israel Temple
Sixth and I Streets
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