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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1911

Page

6

Father seeks access as man held for nonsupport in assault case

Albert Burton, blocked from visiting his newborn child, is jailed for nonsupport as Peck Goldberg faces assault charges. Burton says Goldberg dragged him from his home at 714 1 street SE and punched him after he asked to see his child. His wife sues for desertion and support while Burton questions his rights as a husband in the District.

Albert Burton Peck” Goldberg Burton Goldberg Assant Dig Tial Casualty Hospital Fifth Precinct Tim

Warn Against Pets Prompted by Health Officials Backed by Officials

District officials oppose free handling of pets and urge parents to keep children away from cats and dogs. Health Officer Woodward and Commissioner Rudolph warn of disease germs in fur and urge licensing of cats to curb stray animals. The plan aims to reduce danger by removing diseased felines from streets and ensuring responsible ownership. A separate note mentions Ballinger and Dennett reviewing Cunningham coal land claims and a shift away from Court of Appeals review.

Rudolph Woodward Fido Cuno H. Rudolph W. C. Wentward Dong Ballinger Cunningham Secretary of the Interior Dennett General Land Office Court of Appeals of District of Columbia

Candy Shellac Cover Threatens Public Health In Capital

Dr. Wiley, chief chemist of the Agricultural Department, warns glazed candy coated with shellac is indigestible and a violation of the food and drug act. Samples from local confectioners are under analysis, with prosecutions likely for makers using varnish-like coatings that conceal age and mislead buyers. The District health office has not yet confirmed investigations but may act with bureau of chemistry support.

Agricultural Department W. Wiley Division of Food Inspection United States District of Columbia Bureau of Chemistry Washington Wiley Wey

Fashions for Spring at Schoen Co Show

A spring opening at Schoen & Co on 1610 H Street NW drew a large crowd of women admiring millinery novelties and dresses. Highlights included kimono sleeves, narrow straight skirts, white lingerie dresses with black chiffon embroidery, rose colored ensembles with black sailor details, American beauty color bodices with beads and purple skirts, pink linen morning dresses in sailor style, tan suits, and a green marquisette evening dress with white embroidery and porcelain beads. Numerous new evening wraps also drew praise.

Schoen & Co H Street

City Bulletins Pickstein’s Lunch and Local Goods

The Talk of the Town is Pickstein's Business Men's Lunch at gc Wiz N. ave. Heurich's Sensie Heer supports entertaining needs. Arlington Bottling Co. West 34 provides finest beverages. MacLennan's at 715 13th delivers until 11 PM. J. T. Crowley advertises bottled goods at 14th Street with low prices.

Pickstein Heurich Order of Grocers Arlington Bottling Co West MacLennan’s J. T. Crowley

Mexican envoy Casasus meets President Taft in Washington

Senor Joaquin D Casasus arrives as special Mexican ambassador to Washington to convey Mexico gratitude for US’s role in last year’s centenary ceremonies. He is greeted by Ambassador de la Barra and escorted by U S officials. Casasus first official act includes a call on Secretary Knox.

Taft Senor Joaquin D. Casasus Mexico United States Senor Casasus Washington White House Senor da la Barra Senor Casasas Ambassador de la Barra Manuel A. Asteva Alberto Carrene Jorge L. Canalize Eduardo Elizonde A. W. Butt Chandler Hale Harry N. Cootes Thirteenth Cavalry America Senor de la Barra State Knox

Mass Meeting Defends McKinley Manual Training School

Students and teachers gathered at a mass meeting yesterday to defend the school’s character after six pupils were involved in joyriding an automobile. They pledged support and argued the actions of six should not reflect on the whole institution.

McKinley Manual Training School

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