Cha pins Apartment House Manager Guilty in Antismoke Case
In Police Court Judge Scott presided as Edward M. Dinnean, manager of Chapin apartment house, was found guilty of violating the antismoke law after jurors initially disagreed. The trial followed Inspector Wollard testimony about smoke from the chimney on November 9, 1904. Other cases saw Frederick W. McKenzie fined $50 and Robert H. Fatt payable $10 after pleading guilty to similar charges, with several defendants awaiting trial or postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeaterday
Edward M. Dinnean
Forsman
Wollard
Scott
Maurice Hoffman
Pugh
Hoffman
Frederick W. McKenzie
Tolman
Robert H. Fatt
Regent Hotel
Fatt
John A. Schneider
Charles F. Schneider
C. Schneider
Song
Union ‘Iron’ Works
Twelfth Street Northwest
Farmers Lose Stand Permits Under District Cleaning Rules
An January 3 order by the District Commissioners revokes all pre January 1 1903 permits for farmers and gardeners to sell their own produce on B street northwest. New permits issued after January 16 require occupants to personally clean their stands, limit delegation to the marketmaster or bona fide assistants, and state that transfers without the marketmaster void.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B Street
Corporation Counsel
Gerson
Commissionera of
District of Columbia
LAW IN EFFECT NEXT MONTH FOR SNOW REMOVAL EXPECTED
District officials report no current law to compel citizens to clear snow and ice from sidewalks. Maj. Sylvester notes the new police regulation to enforce removal will not take effect until February, and vows enforcement once active. Plans for street expansion and a new police court are discussed as several items progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj. Sylvester
Mayivester
Duvall
Cormmiasigners
Ant
Holmes Pies and Various Groceries for Sunday Dinner
A city bulletin urges phone or postal orders for Holmes genuine home-made pies in mince and pumpkin plus other desserts for Sunday. Also lists a wide range of groceries and daily shop ads, including matches, canned goods, vegetables, dairy and meats from local stores and suppliers with prices. Indictments announced by the grand jury include housebreaking larceny robbery and assault charges against several individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes
Florida Brown
Washington Jones
Frederick Perkins
Harvey Wells
Nathan T. Sims
Harry B. Evans
Joseph Thomas
John Allen
Alas Splicer Allen
Charles Carpenter
William Howard
Arthur Briscoe
James Hill
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Daisy Air Rifles
Daisy Air Sales
Detroit
Victoria
Alaska
Saks & Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventh Street
Selinger's
At Sea Loaf
CORBY
Horn
Apa
Peng
Avince
F Street
H. W
THE
Sunday Post
Morris Morris
Morris
Hub Furniture Co
S. E. Cor
D Sts
Ceres
Rollet
Andoline
Chapin
Hak
Senate
Kalorama Avenue
Prescott Place
Senate Committee On
Washington, Alexandria
Mount Vernon
Twalfth
D. Ta Street
Elmira
Washington
Friedlander Clothing CO
Col
Ninth and
E Streets
Eton
Mayer & CO
City Bulletin
Hberty
Sona
Wilzapeth Fownes
First Street
William J. Vans
Kimball
Iia
Cate
Sworth
Red Cross
Cheese, Inc
T. D. Pyles
T.T. Keane Co
Smithfield
Deerfoot Farm
At -Stalla
Center
Johnston's
N. W
K. Bu
Williams’ Drug’ Store
James F. Oyster
Chestnut Farms
Connecticut Avenue
Galliornia Hams
Java
Weldbach
Lindsay Air Lights
Sig
St. CA. Mundeiman’ & Co
Whitner
Oronoco
Victor E.adler
Clothing House
7Th St
Rupp’s
Eleventh St. N. W
R. P. Andrews Paper, Co
Ognes
A. Kahn
Jackson Bros
YALE
Laundry
Cape and Werks
Keeley Gore
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