Shed Saves Tot Life After Fall From Window
Anna Howell, four year old daughter of George A Howell assistant sealer of weights and measures, fell from a fourth floor window at her grandmother's home to a shed thirty feet below, fracturing her right leg and hip. Dr John E B Walsh set the injuries. the child survived after a frantic search and shed impact likely saved her life.
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Anna Howell
George A. Howell
Fourth Street
John EB. Walsh
East
Capitol Street
Library of Congress
Capital
Monument
Debating New School Site and Protest by Dr Vieward
Commissioners review Dr J H Vieward protest against proposed Normal School Building No 2 location on Bulloch property between Sixth and Seventh streets opposite Howard University. Objections cite elevated site grade raising construction costs and reduced accessibility, and claim it would favor Howard University students' practice.
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Fiison
Normal School
Board of Education
Bulloch
Sixth
Seventh Streets
Howard University
J .H. Vieward
Howadi University
National Hotel Sold to G F Schutt Manager Now Proprietor
The operating company that owned the National Hotel has sold its holdings to G F Schutt, who was a large stockholder and is now sole owner and proprietor. Months earlier, Mr Schmit bought the Ebbitt House, with improvements rapidly completed. Schutt will personally manage both properties.
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National Hotel
G. F. Schutt
Schutt
Schmit
Ebbitt
Utt
Nason M Light Dies After Long Printing Career
Nason M Lishl a9 years a compositor in the govern tent printing office died at Garfield Macpitu Wednesday of intestinal trouble. Born in Lelannoin Pa on daily bd 14 he was a member of Columbia % popralhical union. Survived by his parents a som Given Taght Salt Lake City and five brothers. Funeral arrangements not completed.
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Nason M. Lishl
Sovern
Garfield Macpitu
Lelannoin
Columbia % Popralhical Union
Salt Lake City
Amd
Daniel J Macarty Dies Noted Washington Contractor
Daniel J Macarty a renowned Washington contractor and builder died at his residence 1 Florida Avenue NW at 6 yesterday morning of Brights disease. Born in Loudoun County Virginia he came to Washington during the Civil War and built the Soldiers Home tower and several major structures. Funeral at 1:30 Saturday at the residence with Scottish Rite Masons to direct. interment in Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by wife Mary two daughters Mrs Tyrrell and Miss Jesse Macarty and three grandchildren. He belonged to Federal Lodge Columbia Royal Arch Columbia Commandery Knights Templar Amag Temple Mystic Shrine and the Association of Oldest Inhabitants.
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Daniel J. Macarty
Washington
Florida Avenue
Bright
Damel John Macarty
Loudoun County
Virginia
Washington Light Infantry
Athinti
Pacific
Macarty
Scottish Rite Masons
Oak Hill Cemetery
Federal Lodge
Columbia Royal .Arch
Columbia Commandery
Knights ‘Templars
Amag Temple
Mystic Shrine
Scottish Rite
Association of Oldest Inhabitants
Mary Macarty
J. B. Tyrrell
Jesse Macarty
City to bolster fight on caterpillars and elm leaf beetles
Authorities across McPherson Square and surrounding districts report rapid tree devastation from caterpillars and elm leaf beetles. Commissioner Judson plans emergency purchases of hoses and tools, enlisting extra crews as the department halts other work to save trees.
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McPherson Square
Judson
Indsen
Capt
Brooke
Highwiss
Ils
Bracke
Department of Agriculture
Sixteenth Street
Critienden
Denartient
Chittenden
United States
St. . McPherson Square
KC Street
Grosner's Factory Sale Boosts Kuppenheimer Suits Stock
Grosner completed a major deal for Kuppenheimer & Co by buying the summer stock of suits at Chicasu. The surplus goods, bought at half the usual selling price, are on sale at Grosner 8 store 1712 Pennsylvania avenue. Buyers are urged to act quickly to avoid disappointment.
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Kuppenheimer
Free license tags for firemen’s mascot dogs approved
District government donated license tags for pet dogs that run with fire department companies. Chef Wagner urged that dogs assigned to fire engine houses receive a tag for the current year at no cost to firefighters. The commissioners promptly approved the recommendation.
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Chef Wagner
Educators Convene as Supervisors Named by Board
Superintendent Stuart designates Assistant Superintendents to attend the National Education Association convention in Boston this week with expenses paid by the district. About 360 teachers also attend at their own expense. A $5 increase for the Conscience Fund is reported after a New York resident sent a greenback with the note. The money goes to the Treasury as contributions of the same nature. Touring Car rates listed for Washington and suburbs.
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Scholis Stuart
Washes
Bruce
Board of Education
National Education Association
Boston
New York City
Hitchcock
Secretary of the Treasury
Anacostia Streets Private Question Reopened
Corporation Counsel holds streets through the Barry farm area near the Government Hospital for the Insane are private. If sewers and water mains are laid, district costs to private property owners would be weak. Health concerns prompt consideration and surveyor Hazents to report title status and Congress will consider authorizing district land acquisition in the Barry tract.
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Corporation
Thomas
Barry Farm
Government Hospital For the
Pistriel
M. C. Hazents
Dastrict
Barry
Dissolution of Southern Automobile Sales partnership ruled
In Equity Court, Janes J. OToole obtained dissolution of the South ern Automobile Sales Company partnership with Benjamin Ff Anderson and Willam B R Murray. Howard Hoyd and Wilton J Lambert were appointed receivers to wind up the business amid disputes among partners over assets mainly cars stock and deposits with the factory.
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Tustlee Stafford
Equity
Janes J. O'Toole
Benjamin FF. Anderson
Willam BR. Murray
Southern Automobile Sales Company
Howard Hoyd
Wilton J. Lambert
Mr. O'Toole
W. J. Lambert
R. H. Yeatman
Parmers
Palestine lecture series by Rev. Harry Farmer at Foundry church
City notices announce four illustrated lectures on Palestine by Rev. Harry Farmer, acting pastor of Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church, starting Sunday evening July 10. He traveled through the region and will lecture from personal observation in a new stereophicon, with talks in the Sunday school auditorium. The public is invited.
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Palestine
Harry Farmer
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church
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Shed
Tot
Debating
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Stenographers’ Exchange
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Howard J. McKee
Justice Stafford
Mr. McKee
Liver Spring
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Co. D. Colting
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Arlington Bottling Co
Washington Post
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New York
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Rita
DR. Whiteins
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