Milk Bill Indorsed by Dairymen and Physicians
A district milk bill regulating sale and production was endorsed by a conference of leading dairymen and physicians with two dissents. The measure requires sanitary licenses, permits enforcement by the health department, and safeguards against misrepresentation of origin or quality. Final committee meeting praised work, with compliments from Dr Lloyd Magruder. about six dairymen supply the city, and support for clear, understandable laws.
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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 Extended Night Shelter
Commissioner Macfarland approves 150 for six months to fund a night watchman at the municipal lodging house. The facility will stay open all night this winter to shelter wanderers after Lieut Hartley urged new late hour accommodation. Maj Sylvester supports Hartley, noting the house aimed to replace lodging at police stations amid colder weather.
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George S Wilson
Board of Charitries
Macfarland
Municipal
Lieut
Hartley
Wanderers
Ald
Maj Sylvester
Local Architects Milburn Firm Wins 10.40 Courthouse Bid
Frank P Milburn & Co, local architects, topped twelve rivals in a 10.40 courthouse competition for Thomas ton Georgia projects. The building will be preproofed and details to follow in official notices.
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Frank P Milburn & Co
Arcitects
Thomaston
Schneider
Connecticut
Cats Win Prizes At Washington Cat Show
The Washington Cat Club show awarded numerous prizes to felines and their keepers. Winners include Mrs Henry L West and others for blue ribbons, with participants from New York to Buffalo. Judges were Mrs Champion and E Ce Duffy, and the event runs through Saturday night.
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Toms
Vmar
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 men in cat-ticket swindle case in Washington
Three men Charles F Tabler Andrew Leo Lucas and Harry Wimsatt were indicted by the grand jury for conspiracy to defraud the Washington Rail Way and Electric Company. The scheme involved stealing printed tickets from the local railway and selling them, with profits to be split. A separate larceny indictment names Tabler and Wimsatt for stealing 60 400 tickets 5400 premium certificates and dies and plates from the Harriston Bank Note Company and United Cigar Stores Company.
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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 Dead After Ice Fall Near First and H Streets
Miss Johanna Sullivan, an employee of the Government Printing Office and sister of Thomas J Sullivan, Director of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, fell on the ice near First and H streets NW yesterday and died minutes later in a drug store. Death was due to heart disease per attending physicians. Funeral services set for Monday at St Patrick's Church with interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Johanna Sullivan
Ole
Thomas J Sullivan
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
First
H. Streets
H Streets
Miss Sussan
Government Printing Office
Third Street
St. Patrick's Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Property by wills splits three estates among heirs and executors named
Dr Mary F Hartwell who died recently in this city left a will dated November 10 189? directing sale of thirty acres in Montgomery County Maryland with proceeds to the children of her brother George W T Hartwell and her sister Ablai Bartlett Hartwell. The Hartwell equity in 2210 Thirteenth Street is left to Frederick Benjamin. Executor Robert I King who died January 18 left his residence property at 411 Fourth Street Southeast to his daughter Mary J Paton. King's will dated January 1906 provides a $300 bequest to Lucy A Hurst. The residue and any police relief funds are to be divided between Mary M Paton and William I King, the latter an executor. Jane Elizabeth Bradt who died January 19 left a May 10 1905 will directing her executor to pay many relatives and friends small bequests from funds she had accumulated. Edith V Bradt is executrix. Texcher was awarded a verdict of $2000 yesterday against the Norwich Union Insurance Company by a jury in Circuit Court No 1 for the loss of her home in Madre Park northeast.
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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 of Thomas J Mattingly in Oxen Hill
The funeral for Thomas J Mattingly longtime Washington printer will be held at 10 o clock this morning from St Ignatius Church Oxen Hill He died Thursday at his home age eighty one Born in Moorefield West Virginia he moved to the capital seventy six years ago He is survived by his wife two daughters Miss Hasset and Miss Martina Mattingly and a 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 Dies. Pension Office Chief
Fred C Peck, chief of the smalid section of the southern division of the Pension Office, died in his New York Avenue NW apartment. Cause of death was acute indigestion. Funeral arrangements are pending, with services likely Monday. Rev John G Ames to officiate and Arlington Cemetery to host the interment if Peck served twenty years in the Washington office, after a Civil War era enlistment. He was born in Pennsylvania, once sheriff of Crawford County, and a member of the Constitutional Convention that framed Pennsylvania’s present 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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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
Ve. Sane
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
Daily and Sunday Post
MR. Mattingly
Fred C. Peck
Castelberg's
Opticians
Penna, Ave
Cravenette
Goodyear
Aincoat CO
F Street N. W
DR. Bells
Keeley Inactitute
North Caprio? Street
Washington, D. C
District of Columbia
Washington Post Building
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