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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1909
Page
5
Saks ad promotes menswear with a half yearly sale offering notable discounts. Retail listing highlights price points and catalog items under a seasonal promotion.
Workmen uncover multiple skeletons while excavating for houses at Sixteenth and C streets southeast. Local residents fear and abandon the area as health officials confirm an old Ebenezer AME burial site. Relatives of the deceased are hard to locate. permits for removal hinge on relative applications.
District health inspectors issued warrants for the arrest of two lunchroom proprietors in a continued drive against insanitary food. Cases will go to police court. Municipal Lunchroom at 1318 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest faces charges over sour charlotte russe. Bella Winters of a timehroom at 346 W Street Northwest is charged with supplying unwholesome pork chops.
The bill to amend the act granting the Washington Spaj Springs and Gretta Railroad Company entry to the District faces opposition. Commissioners sent two substitute measures to Senator Gallinger, chair of the Senate District committee. The proposed charter amendment would keep the company in force until the Bladensburg road is widened to a proper width for railroad use.
The Apollo Orchestra directed by Albert P Johnston will hold its second public rehearsal this evening at 8 o'clock at the McKendree Methodist Episcopal Sunday school church on Massachusetts avenue. Edward C Heintz the noted New Orleans tenor will also perform.
Commissioners predict Senate will increase District appropriations after close conference with Senate appropriations subcommittee. Commissioner Macfarland says arguments for House‑disallowed estimates were well received and believes the Senate will be more generous. Senator Gallinger and subcommittee members are familiar with and sympathetic to improving the National Capital.
A 10 year old colored boy Walter Johnson faced juvenile court after causing a scene in a local theater. He described the incident with humorous bravado and was admonished by Judge DeLacy. Walter received six months probation with instructions to avoid cheap theaters and to refrain from further misbehavior.
Acting Health Officer McLean proposed staff moves to improve district contagious disease work. Recommendations include removing Joseph Fleming and Ora Fleming, promoting Harry Miller and John P. McNulty, transferring Josephine Miller, reassigning Maurice Lanman, and adding several laborers and watchmen with effective dates Feb 1 and Jan 31.
Mrs. Alice Stockman of 180 Jones street Detroit searches for her son Sheldon Stockman who disappeared in Detroit on August 22 1895. After fourteen years the case blocks settlement of a valuable estate and she appeals to The Post for information from anyone who knows his whereabouts or can provide contact.
Police drafted ordinance approved by the district commissioners declares any inaccurate taximeter or measuring device illegal on vehicles. Owners lessees and corporate entities must keep meters calibrated and approved, subject to hack inspector tests. Violations carry fines up to 40 dollars with enforcement by police and hack inspectors.
James F Mullaly as administrator of Alfred J Heart sues Columbia Hotel Company operator of the Raleigh Hotel for 10000 damages in District Supreme Court claiming Hearl died after injuries in a freight elevator on January 1 1908. The petition says Hearl after work went to the basement to change clothes and attempted to exit by the freight elevator the only egress per employer rules the cellar was poorly lit and the elevator lacked safety features leaving a widow and a mother as claimants.
City churches plan a Sunday collection to support the Colored Home for Friendless Girls which relies entirely on public charity. The home, now 23 years old, has cared for more than 600 girls and still urgently needs fuel clothing and provisions for its inmates.
The Interstate Commerce Commission quarterly report shows 734 killed and 16,545 injured in July through September across the United States. Among the fatalities, 191 were train-accident deaths, up 307 percent from the same quarter a year earlier, with 2,567 collisions and derailments causing about 1.95 million dollars in property damage.
The Men's Club of St John s P Bu Church Georgetown hosted a reception for Bishop Harding with 150 men in attendance. Rev F B Hibben opened, the bishop spoke warmly, and a musical program followed featuring Charles Bright W G Mills William Taylor and Rev Dr Dudley. G Thompson Walliams led the orchestra at St John s Church.
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