Dr Alma C Arnold faces prosecution over alleged illegal medical practice
Law review finds Dr Alma C Arnold engaged in medicine contrary to law and recommends prosecution in Police Court for operating a Neatharium at Fifteenth and I streets northwest. Thomas cites Congressional act of March 2 1895 requiring private hospitals to obtain permits, and limits on hospital locations within 300 feet of private property. Commissioners urged approval of the opinion and withholding permit pending case outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma C. Arnold
Fifteenth and I
Thomas
Mactarland
Board of Commissioners
Congress
Board of Medical Supervisors
Arnold I6
Public Health Warns Milk Dairies Threaten City Health
A United States Public Health and Marine Hospital Service board reports milk sold in the District is old, warm, and dirty, risking typhoid fever, diphtheria, scarlet fever, and tuberculosis. It cites unsanitary dairy locations, small purveyors immune to standard checks, and contaminated milk and ice cream as major dangers with a need for corrective action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esperts
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Board of Investigation
United States Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
M. J. Rosenau
J. H. Cantle
L. &. Lumsden
District of Columbia
Mik Ia
Health Department
New York
Boston
Washington
Cap Kelly Named Superintendent of Municipal Building
The municipal building commission recommends Capt Willan Kelly Corps of Engineers as successor to Maj Chester Hanning as superintendent of construction for the new municipal building. He will receive a 25 percent salary increase paid from municipal building funds and will continue double duties until project completion around July 1908. Building permits were issued for several properties including 817 Brightwood Ave and 672 Pennsylvania Ave Northwest with various contractors and estimated costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan Kelly
Corps of Engineers
U. 9 A
Chester Hanning
Municipal Building Commission
Secretary of the Treasury
Capt. Kelly
Public Comfort Station Opens at Thirteenth and Avenue
Washington announces the second underground public bath and towel station near Thirteenth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue. Open daily from 6 AM to 12 PM with Sundays 8 AM to 10 PM. 5 cents for towel soap and private room, 25 cents for basic bath. Attendants manage fares. free compartments offered for nonpaying visitors. The Seventh Street station drew about 60,000 visitors last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fhirteenth Atreat
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington
Congress
Seventh and the Avenue
Water Waste in District Urged to Drop Per Capita to 120
Maj. Spencer Cosby in his annual report urges universal metering and charging by quantity to cut daily per capita water use from 203 gallons to 120. He calls for an independent new supply, booster pumps, and a $10,000 initial survey, arguing current waste exceeds safe limits while noting only 11 percent of services are metered and the Potomac dredging project aims to deepen channels for deeper draft vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
Spencer Cosby
Corps of Engineers
Mackenzie
Maj. Cosby
Worte
District Water Department
Maj
Cosby
Je Fs
Washington Aqueduct
Potomac River
Washington
Washington Channel
Coaby
Potomac
Maj. Coaby
Navy Yard
Lawn Party Aids Camp Good Will Outings
Six girls from the G. C. C. Club held a lawn party to raise funds for the summer outings committee. They visited Camp Good Will to see how funds help needy children and tired mothers. Numerous individuals and donors contributed amounts ranging from coins to several dollars, totaling support for the camp program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Is B
Mien
Margaret & Potter
Mira. N. & Simpkins
Mise Edich A. Koon
Dumbarton MB
Bundayechoss
F J. Lewis
Sarah M. Mas
Missex McCammon
Croaby P. Ilex
Mra
Joseph T
Christina Somerville
Edward
Louiga Persea
Policeman's Association
A. Rosen
Mra. l At. T. Longley
Willian
Brust
Mery J. Jeanings
William C.buntin
J. A Cablan
Mies Ohare
George Hi. Welch
Street sweeping row sparks district clash over negligent contractor
W W Winfree told city commissioners that the street sweeping contractor is negligent and billing taxpayers for unrendered work. He cited last Saturday on R Street near First Street NW where only one edge was cleaned, leaving streets in the area unsightly and prompting complaints. Superintendent Twohey said inspectors reported thorough cleaning, but a strong wind after completion scattered dust and leaves from adjoining unpaved streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Winfree
W. W. Winfres
Wingrew
Twohey
Inspectora
Popular Young Band Leader Draws Washington Crowds
Washington concert series at Laon Park features Camway’s Hand under Patrick Conway. Conway, Ithaca Cornell graduate and band leader, leads a forty two‑member ensemble delivering refined, high quality performances that attract growing public support and critical praise. The band will perform throughout the week as area music lovers attend this summer event. In other city news, District Commissioners approve street lamps on Ickington to replace the failing electric system, with Adams Street also illuminated between Third and Fourth streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weahingtan
Camway
Laon Park
Washington
Mumvers
Fetrick Conway
Patrick Conway
Ithace
Luo Park
Eeure
Wi. Conway Ben
Aare
Musiciene
Regult
Esr
Conway
Ila
Morrow
Inc
Eekington
District Cormissionera
Ickington
Adams Street
Third
Fourth
City Bulletins and Local Notices From Lynn
City bulletins announce various goods at Schnellers Crab Feasts and local stores, while Dudley Gordon, a Home Ice Company driver, is arraigned for embezzlement with $400 bail set. A pool hall fire on Sixth and C streets NW causes $950 in losses, likely due to rat chews. Red Dragon bitters and Henrich’s beer are advertised along with Velvet Kind Wear Desserts and ice cream at Arlington Bottling Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Gordon
Home Ice Company
Pollis
Grand Juru
Gordon
Ice Company
J. W. Wison
Plan Goney Island Here New York Money Planned
New York buyers paid about 100000 for Analestan Island and will invest around 350000 to prepare it as a summer resort modeled on Coney Island. Edwin E Pillsbury handles the syndicate, which plans improvements on the 75 acre site at the foot of New Hampshire avenue, once home to an athletic field and later the Analastan Gun Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Analestan Island
New York
Coney Island
Edwin E. Pillsbury
Analastan Island
New Hampshire Avenue
Analastan Gun Club
DIES IN DUPONT CIRCLE Killed by Heart Disease While Resting
Charles H. Vincent a seventy four year old attorney died in Dupont Circle Washington while sitting on a park bench. The coroner ruled heart disease as the cause. He came to the city from Virginia twenty years ago and is survived by his wife two daughters Maud Swezey and Mrs Patrick Porter and a son Frederick Vincent. His funeral is planned for Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Vincent
Q Atrest
Du‘pont*Cleela
Vincent
Mr. Vincent
Virginia
Frederick Vincent
Mra
Maud Swezey
Mra Patrick Porter
Refuse to Let Jett Go In Redland School Attack Case
Garfield Jett, detained by Third Precinct police on suspicion in the Charles Souder assault near Redland Montgomery County, was partially identified by Maryland officials including Sheriff Gott. Local police refuse transfer without regulation papers despite pressure to bring Jett to Redland for Mrs Katherine Souder’s identification. Jett provided conflicting statements about his whereabouts over the past two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Jett
Third Precinct
Charles L. Souder
Redland
Montgomery County
Bouder
Gott
Sherif Mullican
Katherine Souder
Souder
Jett
High Tent Rechabites Incorporation and Bathing Beach Update
Letters of incorporation issued to High Tent independent Order of Rechabites of North America for twenty years. Officers listed include John C. Moore and others. The society promotes total abstinence from intoxicants and plans auxiliaries. Bathing beach at old fish ponds behind the Monument expected July 25. completion delayed but contractor push noted. city expects a large, well equipped beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Rechabites
Order of Rechabites of
North America
John C. Moore
Charles Wiflama
W.¢. van Matra
James G. Rolf
W. Z. Vowles
John J. Bunch
John R. Mahoney
George W. Shoemaker
J. B. Loveless
Mary A Heaster
Alice Lithgan
G. W. Rue
James H. Doney
Wayne W. Cordell
Commissioner West
Sald
McClelland
Washington
Proofreader Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition
A proofreader at the government Printing Office, yesterday filed in District Supreme Court a voluntary bankruptcy petition. Debts are listed at 71 dollars with assets about 250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurs U. Yummung
Government Printing Office
District Supreme Court
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Pennsylvanian Avenue
Chestnut Farms Sanitary Dairy
Geo. M. Oyster, Jr
Conn. Ave
D. of C. Real Estate
Monk
Romaine Realty
Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Inc
F St. NW
Washington Gaslight Co
Tenth Street N. W
Crean
Pettit
Castelberg's
Lending Jewelers
Penna. Ave
Evans’ Deng Store
Eberly
Opty Conta
Eberly’s Sons
7Th St. NW
Niew Spa
Milan
Crgsaer
Erry
Floral Hill Lawn
Minnesota Ave
Peonayivaila Ave
Rancie
Tyga
Warrington
Bates W
Prisstley
Whensaton
Goodyear Company
Uneeda Biscuit
Public Health Board
Corporation Counsel
Maj. Harding
Butta
Ashford
Hrigutwood Avenues
Arekheet
C. Cowell
F. Purner
B. Barmohaw
Tweith Atroci
Mcrests Southkant
Willian Out & Dro
Seman Ludewkg
Brandywloe Avenue
Mra. C. C. Blaben
Pelden & Spelden
Metntoab
Washington Title Insurance Company
Roat Worthowgst
John HL. Hewxiee
Alabisa Avenue
Cory Haights
John H Hawkins
John H Thomses
le Atemnet
W. Sidney Pittman
Joseph Manolo
Fred 7
Seraester
Tewnsylvania
FG Potte
George T Sherbord
L Street
Frak Barr
Thirteenth and Avenue
House & Herrmann
Sts. N. W
Eclington
City Bulletins
Lynn Heavenly
Schnellers Crab
Mary Yard Exchange
Lee
Fc Be
Lampa
G. A. Muddiman & Co
Henrich's
Heer
Maerton
Senate—prewery
Arlington Bottling Company
Phond W
Goney Island
C. & P. Telephone Co
Stwinfill & Fyford
Mass. Ave
N. W
Dupont Circle
Bowen
New Progress
Mayer & Co
7Th &T. N. WE
Hubbard Heating Co
Fstw.w
Maerzen
Senate
Henrich
Henrich Brewing
Tam Keeley
Washinton
D.C
Chumbta Oe Eearya
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
The
Washington Post
SALE
Cravenette
Pgnien
Childean
T.inen
Victor E. Adler
St.eet
Mase
Ave
Potomac Electric Power
14Th Street
Washington Post Building
Randle Highlan Ore
Capitol
Ce Dace Dlatenes
Gasiolan Dupost
U. i Realty Company
Realty Company
St. le
Lucas
Colar
Capital Loan CO
F Street N. W
eGbelix
Atlantic Ride
Citizens’ Loan & Trust CO
Commersil Bank Boiloins
Goreme
Fink
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