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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1914

Page

2

Washingtons oldest inhabitant recalls early city streets

James Henry Jones born 1818 in Maryland recalls 1827 Washington when streets were quagmires and streams crossed the business district. The Georgetown printer and painter, living at Pleasant Seat, bids callers for his 97th birthday next month, with fellow association members sending cards.

James Henry Jones District of Columbia Association of Washington Pleasant Seat Bid Attai Association Ww. M. Starr Seventh and G Streets Mr. Jones Middlebrook Georgetown Columbus Ohio Tia Pennsylvania Avenue Capitol White House Navy Yard Fourteenth Street Treasury Trail Adams John Quinty Adams Chesapeake Canal Aqueduct

Pasteurize Milk to Prevent Disease Hazards

Health guidance warns raw milk and cream as prolific disease sources. Contamination from sick animals dirty dairy practices and warm stables risks typhoid scarlet fever and diphtheria. Pasteurization preserves nutrition. home pasteurizing advised. District of Columbia health office offers safety information. bulletins by Society for Prevention of Sickness highlight public health stakes.

Distrct of Columbia Society For Prevention of Sickness H. Berliner

Oldest Inhabitants recall Washingtons early days

A longtime member tells of 1855 origins of the Association of Oldest Inhabitants, its founders, and weekly meetings at historic sites. He recalls life on Seventh and Pennsylvania Avenue, early Washington water lousy and mud, and scenes from prewar to Civil War days including Harriet Lane, the Prince of Wales, and the Bull Run aftermath.

Bnow Pennsylvania Avenue Jones The Association of Oldest Inhabitants Washington Seventh Pennsylvania Avenue W.B. Blake Nicholas’ Callan Justice of the Peace Edward Magasse John ©. McClelland Corcoran Fifteenth William Corcoran Congress Ita Nineteenth H Streets Untl Association of Volunteer Firemen Benjamin Reiss Washington of Old Retes Fourteenth Fifteenth Street Harriet Lane Buchanan Prince of Wales White House Dr. Stone Philp Barton Key Daniel Sickles Belasco Theater Mr. Sickles General Blick Franklin Row K Street Twelfth Thirteenth Streets

Japanese Visitors Dine Aboard U S S Sylph at Mount Vernon

Rear Admiral Fiske hosts a distinguished Japanese party aboard the U S S Sylph including Ambassador Chinda Maj Gen Tanaka and other embassy members on a visit to Mount Vernon. They toured the grounds and tomb of Gen Washington, offered floral tributes, and expressed reverence as they learned about Washington's life. The group then planned a trip to Niagara Chicago and San Francisco after leaving Mount Vernon.

Chinda Tanaka United States Minakawa Taneuchi M. Itami Okamoto Sako Wers Admiral Fiske Mount Vernon Capt Oliver U.S. Ni Cone Johnson Chindu Gen Washington Col. Dodge Gen. Washington Noth Japan Niagara Chicago San Francisco

Regulation and court doubts over traffic curb spaces plan

Corporation counsel Syme says enforcement of new traffic rules limiting parking between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets and Pennsylvania Avenue is likely. He notes hotels may claim space rights, but current conditions differ and reg is expected to stand. fuzzy lighting rules also discussed with proposed dimming methods.

Pennsylvania Avenue Syme Lying Court of Appeals Mr. Syme P Ar. Syme

Capital One-Half Approved by US Officials

Resolution carries at meeting tomorrow to cut capital stock in half, creating an expected surplus between 150000 and 275000. Insurance department report shows liabilities surpassed assets by 38297 after revaluing the Southern Building, with contention within the company over the actions and a stockholder petition seeking a receiver.

Commercial Fire Insurance Company District Department of Insurance RUBEN Southern Insurance Nesbit Department of Insurance Robert Tuttle Congress Théh District Supreme Court Robert H. McNeill

New Haven Boston and Maine Railroad Dissolution Plan

Massachusetts officials discuss dissolving the New Haven and Boston and Maine railroads without waiting for an antitrust suit. Attorney General McReynolds may file anytime. papers ready, officials expect action in coming pages. Talks hinge on Massachusetts law terms.

Haven Railway Adea Lanenenead Bachugetts Ang New Haven Boston Maine McReynolds Higa Massachusetts

Newman Kept Salary Pending Appeal Decision

District Supreme Court ruling on Mr Newman slightsavorability remains subject to appeal. The Court of Appeals may review, but current opinion by Judge Symeto and Taide Wilson directs that salary payments may continue, with bond set as supersedeas. The action follows a home rule committee challenge and a letter from attorney William J. Neale.

p-Wey District Supreme ‘Court Newman Court of Coupel Symeto Taide C_Wilson HeburalDs William J." Neale Bav Syme Wilson Bymne’ Ball Court of Appeals United States

Cleared of Robbery Charge James Fay Exonerated

New York July 1 James Fay was arrested June 6 after a packroom break in linked to an American Can Company robbery the day before. Police investigation shows no connection to the crime and the charge against him was a Sullivan law weapon possession violation.

James Fay New York Y Amployes American Can Company Ty Police Fay

Four children die in Wisconsin farmhouse fire

In Black River Falls Wisconsin a July blaze destroyed the Roberts farm home killing four children. The tragedy occurred early in the morning and the exact causes and the identities of those involved are not yet known. Local authorities are investigating the fire.

Black River Falls Wis Roberts Taylor

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