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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1911

Page

4

Pardoned Patient at Government Hospital Nears Freedom

Alonzo D. Barnes, recently pardoned by President Taft, is in a government hospital for the insane nearing release. Writers say his mind improves after transfer from the criminal ward to a harmless-patients unit, with ongoing support from his wife and daughter in Oklahoma. He may be freed Sept. 1 or sooner if his condition justifies.

Government Hospital Taft Alonzo D. Barnes President Taft Barnes Howard Hall

Republicans Frolics at Marshall Hell Outing Promises Big Attendance

The League of Republican State Clubs plans a July 22 open-air event at Marshall Hell. With 15,000 voters across 27 organizations, committees set seven amateur events including dashes for carriers and youths, a three-legged race, a fat-man dash, and a ladies’ baseball throw. An open-air concert and moving pictures follow, plus fireworks.

League of Republican State Clubs Marshall Hell District of Columbia Carroll Institute William C. Connor Station K Marshall Mansion Criterion Orchestra Washington Film Exchange League Internal Revenue John G. Capers George L. Whitford New Hampshire W P. Scott West Virgina Gus. A. Schuldt Henry M. Camp Connecticut T. Lincoln Townsend Pennsylvania

Forger to Feed Baby Guilty of Check Forgery Arrested

Laura V. Geagan 24 of 8 Tenth Street southeast held on $500 bail after admitting to forging two checks to support her sick baby and departs from employment to nurse her child. Her husband, Patrick Geagan, a wireless telegrapher, left for Central America nine months ago, leaving her reliant on her mother Mrs Elizabeth Duvall. The forged checks, totaling 88 dollars, were cashed by Dr Richard B Leonard and James O Ponnell after which she was arrested following a warrant sworn by Dr Leonard. She confessed before Judge Pugh in the United States Police court and awaits District grand jury action. Her mother appeals for funds to raise a bondsman.

Laura V. Geagan Tenth Street Patrick Geagan

Water Rates Under Review by Local Trade Groups

Committees from the Chamber of Commerce and the Board of Trade were directed to study the District water rate increase proposed by the District commissioners. They do not oppose the rise but urge thorough civic association investigation before action. Samuel J. Prescott and Capt. Oyster voiced support for scrutiny, while J. L. Kolb urged reconsideration to Congress and protested the tax hike.

Chamber of Commerce Basra of Trade Samuel J. Prescott Board of Trade Capt. Oyster J. L. Kolb Congress

Road Scouts Named Highway Experts Plan Richmond Gathering

Promoters organize a Great Gathering of motorists in Richmond as part of the Good Roads Congress. A scouting tour from Washington to Richmond will showcase 600 automobiles and exhibits, with highway officials and Touring Club of America members guiding preparations.

Virginia Capital American Association For Highway Improvement Washington Richmond Good Roads Congress Fusing Club of America The Highway Association Paul D. Sargent United States Office of Public Roads P. St. Julien Wilson Virginia F. H. Elliott Touring Club of America J. E. Pennybacker, Jr Touring Club Annandale Fairfax Aldie Middleburg Plaine Warrenton Culpeper Orange Montpeer Solomon's Harold Parker State Highway Commission Massachusetts Congress Logan Waller Page Smithsonian Institution Burdan Haarer Nack, Mimas

Three stores planned on G Street northwest site

Preliminary plans show three one story stores on the north side of G street northwest between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets for Samuel W Woodward. Edmonson awarded the construction contract. Milburn Heister & Co prepared the plans.

G Street Twelfth Thirteenth Streets Samuel W. Woodward Samuel Edmonson Milburn, Heister & Co

City notices and transit, river trips, and local sales

City bulletins list excursions from New Yor avenue and Fifteenth street with hourly departures to Glen Echo and River View at Seventh street wharf. Steamer schedules to Marshall Hall Colonial Beach and other destinations. Shakespeare production at Virginia venue. Ads note trusses and orthopedic apparels, cutlery, and instruments. Property sale at 98 Seventh street northwest for 45002 by Cashell heirs. broker Cissel Talbott & Co. Also mention Perfection Ginger Ale and local real estate closing. J M Suffrins buys dwelling by Shannon & Luchs. Kodak services offered by Columbia Photo Supply Co.

Chevy Chase New Yor Avenue Fifteenth Atraet Glen Echo Fourteenth F Streets Queen Anne River View Seventh Street Charles Macalester Marshall Hall St. Johns Colonial Beach Samuel Livingston Cashell Cissel, Talbott & Co

Walcott to Join Canadian Smithsonian Expedition

The Smithsonian plans two Canada expeditions to Alberta and British Columbia led by Ned Hollister J H Riley and assistants under Dr Arthur O Wheeler with coverage of mammals birds geology and plant life. Secretary Walcott will participate from Field British Columbia and return to Washington around October 1.

Smithsonian Institution Alberta British Columbia Canada National Museum Ned Hollister J. H. Riley Aid Arthur O. Wheeler Alpine Club of Canada Yellowhead Pass Mount Robson Jasper Park Smithsonian Naturalists Wheeler Edmonton United States National Museum Washington Charles D. Walcott Field Alcott Europe Walcott Canadian Northwest

M. C. A. Plans Camp Break Tuesday at South River

The M C A will break camp on Tuesday at South River Maryland after ten Washington boys completed a two week outing under local M C A auspices. No accidents occurred during the stay. Boys enjoyed sailing in the craft provided by the camp.

South River Washington M. CG

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