Health Bureau Urges Stronger Forces as Death Rates Rise
The district health officer cites the need for a larger staff after 9,55 school visits and 73 pupil-home inspections, with 12,029 pupil exams and 1,369 exclusions. Rabies cases prompt emergency measures, while milk supply analysis covers 904 farms and 16,172 dairy cows across DC, Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania and New York.
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Woodward
Inspectora
Ives
Bealtimnesa
Bureau of Animal Industry
Thefr Remeing
Health Department
District of Columbia
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New York
District health report calls for higher salaries and reform
Dr William C Woodward urges strengthening the District health department arguing for better pay and civil service exams to attract capable workers. He advocates ongoing analysis of health trends, removal of preventable infant deaths, and expanded action beyond law enforcement to improve milk supply and sanitary conditions. He notes 1907 infant deaths and racial disparities, urges upgraded staffing and investigation of violence-related deaths.
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District Health Department
William C. Woodward
Health Department
Woodward
Macfarland
Congress
Nurse Society
Murderous Chase and Ax Attack at Woodshed Case
John P Trilling, 36, of 642 L Street Southwest, was held by a coroner's jury for the grand jury on charges of murdering his wife's grandmother, Mrs Lucretia Corliss, 61. The crime occurred late Wednesday afternoon when Trilling chased her from the house to a woodshed wielding an ax. He created a scene at the morgue awaiting the coroner, then told how the crime occurred after calming down in custody. Police testified that Trilling took $8 from a drawer where Mrs Corliss hid cash before the attack and that she had described the chase. The suspect is jailed.
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John P Tritting
L Street
Mra Lucretia Corligs
Trilling
Sergi
Yates
Fourth Precinct
Tring
Assailant Eludes Capture After Nightclub Row In Washington
Police and detectives failed to arrest a man tied to a brutal assault on a patron at a city nightclub. The incident spurred testimony at an excise board renewal hearing as to the establishment's conduct and potential license action. The report also notes a will granting estate to widow Bassie Boone Chesire and appointing her executrix without bond.
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Boge
Capt. Williams
Lieut Hartley
Hollenberger
Sergi. Catts
Sergi Lohman
Meyser
Wheelock
Sampson
Farquhar
Howe
Hixon
Lille
McPherson
Cox
Borne
Smith
Cecil
Fire Department
Cheaire
William W Chesire
Washington
Crown Fotnt
Ind
Bassle Boone Chesire
Sigsbee to Speak at Church and Cemetery Maine Memorial
Rear Admiral Sigsbee has accepted to lead commemorations in Pedrusky 15 for the eleventh anniversary of the sinking of the battleship Maine in Havana Harbor Cuba. Admiral Evans plans to attend if possible. services will be at First Presbyterian Church with Rev Donald C McLeod delivering devotions. Arlington ceremonies and a mass march precede stereopticon views of Maine graves and a push for a national monument with Navy emblems.
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Bob” Evans
Havana Harbor
Charles D. Sigabee
Army and Navy Union
Pedrusky 15
Maine
Havana
Cuba
Sigsbee
Thhe Maing
Robley D Evans
Bob
First Presbyterian Church
John Marshall Place
Donald C McLeod
McLeod
Arlington
Arlington Cemetery
Eugene Hannan
St. Martin's Church
Chadwick
Sauare
Roosevelt
Hanan
Admiral Sigsbee
Charles M. Shinn
Barry Garrison
J Walter Mitchell
William A Httkey
Charles S Wilder
Johm J Strain
Benjamin F Chase
Roosevelt Garrison
E .A Broscker
George L Snider
van A. Zahn
Porter Garrison
Charles Patteyn
Charles W Blush
T EB Lee
President's Own Garrison
Noah W Tyron Otte Sontagg
George Hatton
Henry Garrison
Robert Fortune
Whitlam H Thornton
Frank Coleman
James Campbell
Secretary of the Navy
General Memorial Committee
Walter Mitchell Mitchell
Randio Highlands
Congress
Ariington
Marine Band
Suit Seeks 25000 For Loss Of Arm In Train Crash
Edward McNamara, former employee of Washington Terminal Company and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, sues both defendants in District Supreme Court for 25000 damages. He claims a train stopped near the K street switch, another engine struck it, tearing off his right arm while performing duties as fireman. He is represented by Leckle Fulton Cox.
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Washington Terminal Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
District’ Supreme Court
Edward McNamara
K Street
Gine
Leckle, Fulton
Washington Candies Pure and Nevada Mining Boom Discussed
City notes say Washington candies tested by R L Lynch found pure in 44 of 49 samples with five pending. Nevada mining wealth grows as vast prospects loom across 100000 square miles, with Wonder Camp near Goldfield poised for a new boom and stock offerings by Wonder Consolidated Mining Company. Police hunt for missing William Chism, age 5, of 937 Maryland avenue southwest, after his January 15 disappearance.
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Washington
R L Lynch
District Health Department
Lynch
State of
Nevada
Haa
Tonopah
Wonder Camp
Reno
Goldfield
Wonder Consolidated Mining Company
Haglary Holdings
Wonder District
Mt & Low Price
Cheir
Nations Metropolitan Bank
William Chism
Maryland Avenue Southwest
Concert Program Featuring Zimmernen Musical Director March
John 5 M Zimmernen conducts a program including Stabat Mater overture Sursum Corda and Elgar Grand selection. Selections span Don Cacaro de Basan and a mammond duet for clarinet and flute. Finales echo with Paraphrase on taps and The Merry Widow excerpts.
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Orsan
Elgar
Don Cacaor de Basan
Furniture store promises fair treatment and reliability
An advertisement urges new customers to visit the store noting fair dealings and superior service. It emphasizes that only reliable furniture is sold and claims growing business from offering the best service.
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Fifth Street
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Eighth Street
First Precinct
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Augusta
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Terminal Company
B. & O. Railway
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Fuggs Fire Insurance Company
William Mattingly
Barnard
Manhattan
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Grosner
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Rosner
PA. Ave
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Seata
Wilson & Mayers
G Street
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Baltimore
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Casualty Hospital
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Oak Street Northwest
Jewel
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Fairfax Dairy
Michael Latour
Hyattsville, Md
Providence Hospital
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Rosenfeld’a
H St
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Stanley Ball
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la. Ave
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