Milk Bill Indorsed by Dairymen and Physicians Conference
The milk bill regulating sale and production in the District received endorsement from a conference of leading dairymen and physicians. Two dissenters urged minor changes while General George M. Sternberg presided. Health officials would license products and inspect dairy operations to prevent deceptive practices. Final meeting noted as largely approved with compliments to the conference for advancing Washington milk standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
Tg Jssue
G Loyd Magruder
Congress
Distrikt
John Thomas
George B. Farquhar
George M. Sternberg
Thomas
P. Health
Woodward
Mit
Lloyd Magruder
Washington
Beds for Homeless Men Open All Night This Winter
Commissioner Macfarland approves 150 for a night watchman at the municipal lodging house for six months during winter. The lodging house will stay open past 10 pm to aid late wanderers after Lieut Hartley from the First precinct urged new shelter. Maj Sylvester supports Hartley, noting the aim to replace police station lodgings with a care solution for the cold season.
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George S Wilson
Board of Charitries
Macfarland
Municipal
Lieut
Hartley
Wanderers
Ald
Maj Sylvester
Local Architects Milburn Win 10 40 Courthouse Award
Local firm Frank P Milburn & Co is named successful architect in a competition with twelve rivals for a 10.40 courthouse to be built at Thomas ton Georgia. The building will be preproof and further details follow in the issue.
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Frank P Milburn & Co
Arcitects
Thomaston
Schneider
Connecticut
Daily and Sunday Post
Cats Awarded Prizes At Washington Show
A large cat show action filled the exhibition halls as many entry champions posed in their cages for a curious crowd. Winners included Mrs. Henry L. West and several other noted cat club members who collected blue ribbons and silver cups from sponsors such as Dulin Martin and W B Hibbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Henry L. West
Washington Cat Club
E . Burritt
George H. Barpee
St. Agnes
Berry &Whitmore Company
Garfinkle & Co
Stinemetz & Co
Champion
E Ce
Duffy Theabow
H. J. West
E . Tibbetts
Monroe
George Hi Burpee
A.L. Barber
Burritt
J . Haley
Cecil French
Ada Rhodes
Fairfax Harrison
Col
G W Paschal
A R. Benson
A Joshua
Adams
James P Gooch
Gertrude Whittington
George Rowland
R. Gudbrigul
F . Mathis
W. ©. Bell
L. H. Bixby
J R Cathcart
E . Brace
Indicted in Washington cat-ticket conspiracy case
A grand jury charged Charles F Tabler Andrew Leo Lucas and Harry Wimsatt with conspiracy to defraud the Washington Railway and Electric Company in a ticket swindle. They allegedly plotted to obtain tickets print and sell them for profit, sharing proceeds. Tabler and Wimsatt face a separate larceny indictment with counts alleging theft of 60 400 tickets 5400 premium certificates and other property from the Harrson Bank Note Company United Cigar Stores Company dies and engraved plates.
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Charles F Tabler
Andrew “Leo : Lucas
Ely
Harry Wimsatt
New York
Baker
Juustice Barnard
Harry Warsatt
Lucas
Justice Wright
Wimsatt
Washington
Marshel
Tabier
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Hamilton Bank Note Company
Wimaatt
Tabler and Wimsatt II
Harrston Bank Note Company
Miss Sullivan Dies After Fall Near First and H Streets
Miss Johanna Sullivan longtime Government Printing Office employee and sister of Thomas J. Sullivan Director of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing died after collapsing on the Ice near First and H streets NW. She reportedly died of heart disease after being taken to a drug store. Funeral services are set for Monday at St Patrick's Church with interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Johanna Sullivan
Ole
Thomas J Sullivan
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
First
H. Streets
Beng Faiter
H Streets
Miss Sussan
Government Printing Office
Third Street
St. Patrick's Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Property Given By Wills Three Estates Divided Among Beneficiaries
Three estates are divided among heirs and executors as named in recent wills. Dr Mary F Hartwell bequeaths thirty acres in Montgomery County Maryland to her brother George W T Hartwell's children and sister Ablai Bartlett Hartwell. Frederick Benjamin inherits Hartwell's equity in 2210 Thirteenth Street. Executor Robert I King, formerly of the Metropolitan Police, leaves his residence at 411 Firth Street SE to daughter Mary J Paton. his 1906 will provides a $300 bequest to Lucy A Hurst. remaining funds and any Metropolitan Police Relief assets go to Mary M Paton and William I King. Jane Elizabeth Bradt, who died January 19, leaves a May 10, 1905 will directing payment of small bequests to relatives and friends from accumulated funds. Edith V Bradt is executrix. Edith Marie Madre, Texcher awarded $2000 by a circuit court verdict against the Norweh Union Insurance Company for loss of her home in Madre Park NE.
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Mary F. Hartwell
Montgomery County
George W T Hartwell
Ablai
Bartlett Tn
Hartwell
Thirteenth Street
Frederick Benjamin
Robert I King
Metropolitan Police Department
Firth Street
Mary
Paton
King’s
Lucy A Hurst
Metropolitan Police Relief Association
Mary M Paton
William I King
Jane Hlizabeth Bradt
Smail
Edith V Bradt
Marle Madre, & Sce
Texcher
Norweh Union Insurance Company
Wright
Madre Park
Funeral for Thomas J Mattingly Held at St Ignatius
The funeral of Thomas J Mattingly a longtime Washington printer who died Thursday at his Oxon Hill home at eighty one was held at 10 o clock this morning from St Ignatius Church Oxon Hill He published the Congressional Globe the precursor to the Congressional Record He was born in Moorefield West Virginia and moved to the capital seventy six years ago He is survived by his wife two daughters Miss Hasset and Miss Martina Mattingly and one son J C Mattingly a lawyer
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Thomas J Mattingly
Washington
Oxen Hill
St Ignatius’ Church
Oxen
Mattingly
Congressional Globe
Congressional Record
Moorefield
W Va
Fred C Peck Dead Chief of Pen sion Office Section Dies
Fred C Peck, chief of the smallid section of the southern division of the Pension Office, died at his New York Avenue NW apartment yesterday morning from acute indigestion. Funeral plans not set, likely Monday with Rev John G Ames officiating. Interment in Arlington. Peck, born in Pennsylvania, served twenty years in the Washington office, served in the Civil War, later sheriff of Crawford County and member of the Constitutional Convention that framed Pennsylvania's current constitution.
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Fred C Peck
Smalid
The
Pension Office
New York
New York Avenue
John G Ames
Arlington
Crawford County
Pennsylgonia
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Saks
America
Iways
Saks & Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventh Street
Potomac
Tric Light
Science
Heuricch
Stormer House
Heurich
Wuersen
Senate
Ste
Heurich Brewing CD
Selinger
Ken Bettar
St. Cor. Ltd
Prince Albert
Gross
E. Z
O’donnell
F Street
Espey
Munyon
District Lodging House
City Bulletins
George Whileen
Georgetown
John T Twohey
Kijesg
Tayloe Pollock
Jmleen
Mercantile Society
Vermont
Soll Heurich
Arlington Bottling Company
London
M.C Hargrove
Fourth and
Pomeoy Streets
N.C. Upham
A. Muddiman
Mrs. West
Justice
Gar Tigket
Tabler
Washington ' S Electric Company
House of Kuppenheimer
Cluett, Peabody & Co
Monarch
Roiner
PA. Ave
Lang Lesae
Victor E. Adler
Citreus
Miss Sullivan
D. J. Kaufman
Rochester
Belfast
Friedlander Bros
Ninth and
E Streets
N. W
Washington Post
MR. Mattingly
Fred C. Peck
Castelberg's
Opticians
Penna, Ave
Cravenette
Goodyear
Aincoat CO
F Street N. W
Keeley Inactitute
North Capltol Street
Washington, D. C
District of Columbia
Washington Post Building
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