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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1909

Page

33

Special Commissioners Report Warns Against Land Alienation

A government land title inquiry urges reversing provisions for alienation, recommends repealing related acts, and calls for exhaustive investigations of District of Columbia land and water rights. The report favors retaining title to undeveloped land and to land likely needed for public improvements, and proposes broad riparian-right inquiries along the Anacostia and Eastern Branch.

United States Sidney Bieber Senate Wright Honeperte Scott Senate Committee On Grounds Bartholdt House Committee On Anacostis River District of Columbia Anacostia River Potomac Potomac River

Benning Citizens Association Lights and Alarm Box Request Denied

The Benning Citizens Association sought extra street lights along the Benning and Sherrit roads and a free fire alarm box near the entrance to Benning race track. Commissioners denied the request for now, noting lights extend as far as warranted and the alarm box must wait its turn with other sections.

Benning

District order revoked on excavation permits

The District engineer commissioner will no longer approve excavation permits. An order from February 28, 1904, requiring permit approvals was revoked upon Capt William Kelly's recommendation. He said the order failed to reduce winter cuts and instead delayed business.

William Kelly Kelly

Clarke Heirs Sued for Partition and Receiver

In the District Supreme Court, Thomas P. Clarke sues Michael F Clarke and John J Clarke of Juneau Alaska and other heirs for partition and appointment of a receiver to manage the estate of Michael C Clarke. The elder Clarke died intestate on August 28 1908 and letters of administration are sought. The estate includes realty near Twenty first and I streets northwest and other city properties plus deposits at Riggs National Bank totaling about 6100 dollars.

School system urged to train janitors in plumbing care

Commissioners urged creation of a janitor training program for school plumbing care. They cited gas and water wastage in several buildings and asked Capt James Oyster and the board of education to appoint a representative to coordinate with the District Inspector of Plumbing. Inspector Davin noted janitors lack proper instruction on plumbing fixtures.

Board of Education James ¥. Oyster William Tindall Board of Commissioners Davin Davig Haa

Lisner Memorial and Nurses Home Dedication at Georgetown

A large crowd gathered at Georgetown University Hospital yesterday for the joint dedication of the Lisner Memorial building and the nurses home. Dr. Robert equipped the four story addition with modern surgical rooms costing 25 000 dollars, funded by Mr and Mrs Lisner in memory of their parents, with ceremonies led by Rev Joseph Himmel and remarks by Mr Lisner.

Washington Georgetown University Hospital Lisner Memorial University Macfarland West George M. Kober John B. Sleman Genta Joseph Himmel B J Friends of All Faiths Lisner Asner Georgetown University Adams S&s & Adams George ‘Tully Vaughan John D Whitney Ladies’ Auxiliary Bociety Himmel A Lisner J Eakin Gadsby Ladies’ Auxiliary Pauline Sisters of St Francis Ladies’ Auxiliars Alice Rigs Nellie Featy Margard Gowan R Hardisty GT. Vaughan Murphy Rosa Stohlman A Ailes W F Byrne J Bakin Gadsby Charles G. Thomas WC Gwyne jUisner Memorial George B. Kober N Street J Mra A Lasner C N Didden & Sons Rober Elbner

Foster Mother Wins as Court Denies Reunification

Justice Barnard dismissed Mrs Katherine Bender-Jacobi’s petition to return Anna Marie, the 1-year-old daughter raised by Mrs Anna Marie Kane since two weeks old. The judge ruled the foster bond and care given by Mrs Kane weighed against disturbing the child’s established affection and living situation.

Justice Barnard Equity Court Katherine Bender-Jacobi Anna Marie Anna Marie Kane Jacobi Bernard Jacobs Kane

Caught With Plunder In Capitol Area Theft

Joseph Watson admitted stealing a peanut glot machine from in front of the Ven dome Hotel on Pennsylvania avenue near the Capitol. He was arrested yesterday morning and sentenced to four months in jail. Arthur Goylin a sailor faced police court for disorderly conduct with a continuance. Baykin faces charges of destroying private property and assault. Joseph B Pulliam from Government Hospital for the Insane held on $800 bond for the grand jury on Wednesday on charges from Emerne Knight of 70% F street southwest.

Joseph Watson Vendome Pennsylvania Avenue Ontiy Capitol Watson Arthur Goylin Boy ¥In Howerd Hotel Baykin Joseph B Pulliam Government Hospital For the Grand Jury Emerne Knight F Street

Estate Gets $700 Damages in Telephone Company Case

A jury in County Court No 2 awarded $700 to Christina Connor as administratrix for the estate of Lucian G Connor against the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company. The Potomac and Electric Power Company, also named, was favored by the verdict. Connor died after a heavy shock from an electric wire while employed by the defendant on October 8, 1908. Attorneys Wilton J. Lambert and H Yertman represented the plaintiff.

Telephone Company Coulty Clabaugh Christina Connor Lucian G Connor Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Potomac and Electric Power Company Lucian Connor Frank Gaines District Supreme Court Gaskins & Gaines Ae Sy Aaron J Gasking Wilton J. Lambert H Yertman

Divorce Granted to Mrs Taylor In District Supreme Court

Mrs Sugie A Taylor was granted a divorce from William A Taylor by a decree signed yesterday in the District Supreme Court. The couple began proceedings on April 18 1908 and were married July 20 1886 in Boston. Mr Taylor now resides in Pittsburg.

Taylor Sugie A. Taylor William A. Taylor District Supreme Court Boston Pittsburg

City Bulletins and Advertisements Echo Street Notices

Br Berkowitz to Speak Philadelphia’s renowned rabbi founder of the Jewish Chautauqua Society will preach at the Eighth Street Temple tonight on The Temple of Religion and Saturday morning on In Critical Moments For Sunday Dinner the Best Desert Queen Ice Cream 9100 gal Rosenfeld’s Lynn Avenue seafood shop listings and a divorce suit filed in College Park Prince George county Md Josephine W Walsh is defendant in John R Walsh’s petition. Local ads note beer from Heurich’s and Arlington Bottling, plus special police reappointments James Hurd John Taxton Cyrus Jackson. Oysters at Rock Point and Endres German Restaurant advertise German cuisine and seasonable delicacies.

Br. Berkowitz Henry Berkowitz Philadelphia America Jewish Chautauqua Society Wii Eighth Street Temple Temple of Religion J. R. Walsh Josephine W Walsh College Park Prince George County John R. Walsh Baltimore J Colbert

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