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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1909

Page

33

Gall Abattoirs Dirty District Has No Jurisdiction

The health department found two slaughter houses across the Potomac on the Virginia side unsanitary, supplying thousands of pounds of meat to Washington and Alexandria. Dr R Le Murray of the District health office notified Acting Health Officer Henry C McKean and urged immediate action to remedy conditions.

Washington Alexandria Murray Virginia Plante Health Department Potomat Vilgins R. le Murray District Health Office Henry C. McKean Dr. Murray Charles B. Ball Chicago Board of Health Sanitary Department Bail Chicago McLean Woodward Atlantic City Murray Wit Maryland Potomac Ball

Juvenile court case and meat plant inspection report

Sherman Cox and John Jackson, youths, pleaded guilty to stealing two bottles of beer and were fined. Cox sent to the National Training School for Boys for failure to pay. Separate inspection trip by Dr. Murray and Charles Ball reviewed Virginia and District slaughterhouses with concerns about sanitation and refuse, noting Washington plants better than Chicago plants.

Sherman Cox McLean Sherman Virginia Lawd Steve Cox National Training School

Bogus Check Operator Sought By Detectives

Detectives Herman and Cat seek a well known bogus check operator who has victimized local merchants for large sums over the past month. A man fitting the description recently bought a $25 outfit in a Pennsylvania avenue store and arranged delivery to Fourteenth Street Northwest by C O D. A messenger delivered a check drawn on Westminster Bank Boston, which the bank confirms has no account for the signer.

Herman Cat Pennsylvania Avenue Fourteenth Street Westminster Bank Boston Mass

Laughton Promoted to Auditor of Southern Railway

H H Laughton will become the auditor of the entire Southern Railway system on February 1 succeeding C B Hayes who was promoted to Mobile and Ohio Railroad comptrollership. Laughton started in Richmond and Danville Railroad accounting and has eight years as Southern Railway disbursements auditor. He is noted in Masonic circles.

Southern Railway Hunter H. Laughton C B. Hayes Mobile and Ohio Railroad Mr. Laughton Richmond and Danville Richmond Laughton

Five thousand Chicago cats shipped to Japan for rodent control

Five thousand cats sent from Chicago to Kobe Japan to serve as rat destroyers in Japan. The shipment aims to help fight plague spread by rodents with further consignments expected, per John H Snodgrass American consul at Kobe.

Japan Chicago Bureau of Manufactures John H. Snodgrass Kobe

City Bulletins and Local Notices in Brief

District Commissioners receive thanks for conference use of the municipal building boardroom. Della Hanna Bridges is granted a divorce from Benjamin M. Bridges by Justice Wright. Local ads list grocery specials and store locations, including Paragon plum, Vienna sausage, Kingan’s potted cheese, and Meurich beer among others.

Washington Macfarland Mra. Bridges Della Hanna Bridges Benjamin M. Bridges Justice Wright District Supreme Court Mire. Bridges Webb

Interstate Commerce Board Rules On Fares And Refunding Tickets

The Interstate Commerce Commission issued several rulings including barring special fares for transporting Chinese to ports of deportation funded by government, and that the hours of service law exempts ferry workers. It allowed refunds of unused tickets at legal fare with identity proof, defined per ton and net ton measures, and clarified private sidetracks outside carrier rights.

Interstate,commerce Commission Transft

Hubbard given sentence for attack on wife on fire escape

George Hibbard, a machinist, receives three and a half years in the penitentiary after being convicted January 16 of assault with a dangerous weapon and assault with intent to kill for attacking his wife Lulu Hibbard on May 12 at their 48 B Street home. Judge Anderson denied a new trial. defense cited insanity and claimed the wife’s relatives provoked the incident.

George Hibbard Lulu Hibbard B Street Justice Anderson Hibbard Anderson

Churches Plan Conference On Presbyterian Amalgamation

Two committees from New York Avenue and Washington Heights Presbyterian churches will meet early next week to decide on terms for consolidation after Washington Heights authorized four committees to confer with a similar downtown group. A joint three or four member committee from both sides may be formed to handle details. Thomas C. Noyes said official notice would be sent to New York Avenue within the next day or two.

New York Avenue Washington Heights Thomas C. Noyes

Bishop Harding to Open New Chapel in Southeast District

One of the first public duties of Bishop Harding will be the formal opening of the Chapel of the Nativity tomorrow at 7 30 p m The chapel sits at Fourteenth Street and Massachusetts Avenue Southeast and was funded entirely by the congregation and the pastor Rev Enoch M Thompson

Harding

Mirza Ali Kuli Khan to Lecture on Persian Arts

Mirza Ali Kuli Khan the imperial Persian consul will address the National Society of Fine Arts Wednesday evening February 3 at the New Masonic Temple hall on the Arts of Persia. The lecture will be illustrated with examples of Persian art.

Mirza Ali Kuli Khan National Society of Fine Arts National Society of Fine Arte Masonic Temple Hall Perata

District penal reform push for workhouse and reformatory sites

The District penal commission urged Congress to enact a new plan funding a workhouse and reformatory on large Maryland or Virginia tracts. It calls for temporary structures and land purchase totaling about 100000 dollars with 10000 more for planning, aiming to replace prison conditions and place offenders on probation where possible.

Congress Justice Stafford John Joy Edson Robert V. la Dow Maryland Virginia Macfarland Penal Commission Courta Federal Penitentiary Atlanta Workhouse Reformatory Typ Washington Commissioners of District of Columbia

Defendant Upheld Justice Sustains Motion To Strike Out

Justice Stafford sustained a motion by The Washington Post Company to strike parts of the declaration in the case of Alfred Garner infant by Mary Garner against The Post. The court granted leave to amend within ten days to pursue further action. Attorneys Charles F. Diggs and Wilton J. Lambert appeared for The Post Company.

Alfred Garner Mary A Garner Washington Post Company Justice Stafford Circuit Court No. 1 Charles F. Diggs Wilton J. Lambert Post Company

Arnold Promoted to Editor in Department of Agriculture

Joseph A Arnold of Indiana is appointed editor for the Department of Agriculture succeeding George William Hill of Minnesota who led the division of publications since 1887. Arnold was previously Hill’s assistant and Hill becomes associate editor due to health. Hill declined a French decoration due to U.S. law.

Department O Agriculture Joseph A Arnold Indiana Department of Agriculture George William Hill Minnesota Ammold Hill Hil Jerry Rusk Congress

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