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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1911

Page

6

Prison suit seeks $20000 against District over Fairfax workhouse

Fairfax County man claims the proposed Occoquan workhouse and Belvoir reformatory ruin nearby farms and drive residents from homes. He charges property damage, terror among families, and cites ruin of land values, with protests to President Taft urging relocation.

Fairfax County Reformatory Occoquan Belvoir Howe District of Columbia Lorton Washington Lerten Harriet C. Comegys Mount Vernon Come Lys Eugene van Rensgelaer Henry W. Rogers J. J. Pringle Charles H. Bat J. Henry Rathbone

Buck Alexander jailed for life in government hospital raid

The multiple arrestee known as Buck Alexander was declared out of balance in police court yesterday. A physician recommended permanent placement in Government Hospital for the Insane, increasing the facility’s inmate count. Lt Sprinkle testified that many blotter entries cited interfering with arrest, reflecting a long history of confrontations with police. Attorney M B H O'Brien urged treatment.

William Buck Alexander Guardians of the Peace M, BH O’brien

Ten Cents Lost In New Style Car Fare Box

A Washington street car passenger lost a nickel in a pay as you enter box on a new style car and spent ten cents to recover it plus time from work. He details delays, extra fares, and the conductor’s inability to retrieve the coin. The District electric railway commission investigates and will urge the Interstate Commerce Commission to adopt a cheaper method for handling excess money dropped into fare boxes.

Railway Commission Washington Street Washington Railway and Electric Company District Electric Railway Commission Commission Glover Building Interstate Commerce Commission

Ex Gov Guild to Preside at Forestry Assoc Dinner

Former Massachusetts governor Curtis Guild will preside at the annual dinner of the American Forestry Association in the New Willard red room tonight at seven o'clock. Addresses by President Taft Senators Lodge and Overman Representative Mann Chief Forester Graves and Thomas Nelson Page.

Guild Massachusetts Curtis Guild American Forestry Association Red Room New Willard Taft Lodge and Overman Representative Mann Forester Graves Thomas Nelson Page

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