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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1908

Page

22

Model Dairies Under Scrutiny in City Health Sweep

City health officers and inspector Ro A Guerrant surveyed dairies and stables, finding most dairies satisfactory. The probe, ordered by Health Officer Woodward, noted two model dairies and urged a forthcoming foul poultry ordinance. A proposed regulation targets keeping roosters and other fowl near dwellings with fines up to 25 dollars.

Nulk Lhe Post Woodward I Woodward Slamy Nti Mth Fom Washington Nui Ikens Woodwards

Oil Burners for the Navy Initiative by Rear Admiral Barton

Rear Admiral John K S Barton chief engineer of the navy to study oil burning furnaces for ten torpedo boat destroyers. He will inspect Puget Sound and Mare Island yards and compare merchant marine oil burners from Union Iron Works San Francisco with navy systems. Naval tests at New York and Norfolk yards have produced satisfactory results.

Aome John K S Barton Navy Barton Navy Department Navy Yard Puget Sound Mare Island Union Tron Works San Francisco Marne Pacific Coast New York Norfolk Navy Yards

Big Airship at Fort Myer Inventor Foday Expected

Fort Myer readiness for assembling a new aerial craft built for the Army Signal Corps. Captain Thomas S. Baldw in New York delivered the dirigible balloon. assembly and testing set to begin near Washington in August. Engineer Foye arrived to supervise, with work scheduled within a few weeks and officers to oversee the start.

Thomas S Baldwon New York Arms Signal Corps Foye Arived Fort Myer Aimond Port NY Swashington Toudwin Sashigtin Trigav Bose Nina Heops Aims Balloons

Maze event yields hits and old town race notes

The report centers on a Moorland tournament with a distance target and a 100 per cent hit rate. It mentions a practice at Winch Nour and several local names, with the outcome tied to a community event led by Cunt Cranville Svier.

Wort Ciser Winch Nour Pera Ngarriages Bae Vox Wal Bork Chey Wastmeter Seoverty Ren Tlay Cunt Cranville

Night Attack by Flotilla and Army Units Jumble of Names

Fragmentary wartime report lists naval and army units, officers, and locations across New Jersey, Maryland, and New York. Mentions a night raid plan, duty assignments, and preparedness details with scattered names such as Tol, Welton, Russell, and Burnell. The garbled text preserves the sense of a military mobilization document rather than a coherent narrative.

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Naval officers appointed and commissioned in 190 era

A list of naval officers with commissions and promotions. Notable entries include W Worllington G Willlts W, apptmnts as ensign from Feb 1, and July fakced appointments. Several assistant surgeons and paymasters were commissioned or passed as assistant paymasters in the navy on various dates, including Fasiars, J Jordan, RR Westlake, EH Tebe, and others.

Bailey Nary Fom Hikey Tm Wat Aesis Bishop United Stairs Naval Aspla Fly J Jordan Navy Fasiars Westlake Amiss Anel Pasced Paseed Ansinait Bethea Wertenhafer R Crage Holt Hughes Spaymaster

Orange Horse Show Society fills private boxes

Orange Horse Show Society opens its eleventh annual exhibition in Orange with about 3000 attendees as the Marine Band plays. Rich mond officials and governors attend in private boxes while prominent guests from Virginia and beyond are noted, with awards announced for heavy craft and other horse classes and a grand crowd at the event.

G G Shackelford FB Perry T Holladay W H Sticketts Bertha Gray Robinson the Observer Uolt WW Burgess Orange Fiatman G Lowgh Jr Rapidan EH Reamar Mandardsyitle Marsal George Marshall Crane Meadraft Hetly Mrab Wityn Marnial Oange Lerthall Asina Matison Prince JP Voyager Somerset Foneth Road John de 79 Aviles Mage Coquette Lee Cesa Smersch Rayla Benner Maurer Econd Robey Sid Kountze Lucey Bibriggan Lamy Uarlotterside Roatehan Alanique Tan Sredericdsburg Ferk Sparhie Urs Alley Potts Oblin Tovsan Trerenearn Bellon Cordonay Ilesco Rel Ardrane Somers Jones Tonia South Tucet Hunters Atgeas Coorge Zin Sonar Kaedwird Renner Worentese Lawaguan Virgina of Russel Smith Out Culpeper Rimatot Cryogelilus Byers Ana Osborne Corionss Infeor Fame Shackelford Huntig Borne Gordonsville Beare Warrenton Andrews Ourth Mead Whetia & Roasell Smith Culpopese Joubvette Beier Warren

Lightning Destroys Cattle and Crops in Montgomery County

A severe electrical storm swept Montgomery County causing $50,000 in losses to cattle and crops. In ten days storms have destroyed about $6,000 in property. A bolt struck Robert J Green’s house, tearing plaster and passing through a room with sleeping children. In a herd of 100 dairy cows, four owned by Mrs Sarah Boyd were struck and killed.

Washington Bovde Montgomery County Robert J Green Sarah Boyd

Populist Committeeman resigns to back Bryan

Danville July 28. Vincent of Riceville resigns from the Populist National Committee and will support Bryan for the Presidency. He says he has been a Populist fifteen years and urges fellow Populists to lay aside prejudice for the Chicago meeting.

Danville A Vincent Riceville Ntional Bryan Vincents National Committee Chicago Vincent

Commissioners Probe Signs on Small Parking Spaces

The corporation counsel May Sylvester, superintendent as police, has brought attention to merchants placing signs on small parking spaces around trees in front of their stores. The issue is being investigated by the authority of the commissioners to curb the practice growing in prominence.

Corooration May Sylvester

Convicted saloon keeper fined for liquor law violation

Joseph Patterson, a former Winchester saloon keeper, was convicted of violating Byrd liquor laws, fined five cents and costs, and appealed claiming he shipped 12 gallons of brandy from the county into Beattie counties, Va, during local option. Free scholarships awarded by county school commissioners include Maryland State Normal School recipient Lilian Morgan and others from Rockville Poolesville Laytonsville and Washington Grove.

Winchester Joseph Patterson Beatt Gounts, Va Washington Post Rockville Maryland State Normal School Lilian Morgan Margaret Willams Poolesville Delia Hartgin Mary F Bett Laytonswire Mary Fletchall Oolssville Gton College Clyde Harriss Travitah St. Joan's College Rozette

Lightning kills Second Lieut Marley at Gettysburg camp

In Gettysburg July 2 Second Lieut Paul J Marley of Company B Wiret regiment Philadelphia was struck and killed by lightning while on duty in a rainstorm. Col Good said the fall left a black mark on his body. two soldiers were stunned, another private shocked, as the camp recovers from the tragedy.

Capp Hays Gettysburg Paul J Marley Good Morley Col Good David J Vint Sergi Willam Ruppéi B Company John Bradley

Mrs Grobe’s Victim Dead After Baltimore Shooting

Hilda Grobe of Washington facing murder charges after Claude B Forrest dies from two stomach bullet wounds inflicted July 14 in Knoxville Maryland. Forrest died at University Hospital. Grobe alleged the shooting was unintentional and she remained in custody.

Baltimore Claude B. Forrest Ohio University Hospital Knoxville Hilda Grobe D Street Washington Grobe Murde Diederek Claude B Korrest Mate Winks Tiatte Levin West Brunswik Forrest Siys Crobe Jennie Fawson

Danville Slugs Lynchburg In Slugfest Victory

In a high scoring Detroit style game Danville overwhelmed Lynchburg with a big fourth inning including a home run and multiple hits to secure a wide lead. Pitching solidified the win as Danville plated seven runs while Lynchburg struggled to mount a comeback.

Thieves Target Haywood Smith and Market Robberies Soar

A rash of bold thefts swept through the city yesterday. A showy pickpocket trick cost Haywood Smith $5 in a friendly slap and pocket theft, while a counterfeit bill swindled Whitley Warneke. Mrs A L Chase lost $25 in cash from a handkerchief, with multiple women subduing victims near markets. A plate printer Burlingame saw his bicycle and boat wheel stolen after a river outing, and a home break in at Vire Hatley Carroll netted 36 cents and gold rimmed glasses. An asylum sightseer and other residents reported pocketbooks, a $30 diamond locket, and a $12.50 pocketbook theft among various incidents.

Alexander & Clark Q Street Creati Pennsylvania Avenue Haywood Smith Smith A L Chase High Street Anacostia Warneke Mary B Gaston Clifton Street G Street Burlingame Thirteenth Street Regans Boathouse Aburatir Vire Hatley J Carroll Hamilton Road Carrol St Elizabeths Robert E Freeland Treeland Robert Powell QO Street John B Gibbs Clouda Avenue Thomas Brown Gales Street Northeast CW Childs L Street North West Hs Rooms

Cortelyou with commission to study monetary systems abroad

Secretary Cortelyou and Assistant Secretary Coolidge arrived at Narragansett Pier from Huntington Long Island at the invitation of the National Monetary Commission. A committee of Aldrich Hale Daniels Padgett and Burton will depart August 4 to study Old World monetary systems.

Providence RT Secretary of the Treasury Cortelyou Coolidge Narragan ‘Sett Pier Huntington L I National Monetary Commission Benatora Aldrich Hale Daniels Padgett Burton

Posse Captures Alleged Slayer Near Roane County

News from Parkerburg West Virginia reports the killing of Green Hall in Roane county Tuesday night. The slayer, Les ter Wagner, husband of Hall’s stepdaughter, was said to shoot through a home window after Hall censured him. Wagner fled but was recognized by family members. A posse organized by Deputy Sheriff Knight at Spencer found him today in a wood near the county line.

Parkersburg Green Hall Roane County Lester Wagner Wagner Sherif Knight Spencer

Exhumation Considered in Hazel Drew Case Amid Debate

Report says physicians may exhume the body of Hazel Drew, murdered and dumped in Tears pong, to reexamine internal organs and settle questions of possible strangulation. If a second autopsy could aid the case, the body will be disinterred promptly amid ongoing controversy. Also noted are naval vessel movements and political nominations in the period.

Hazel Drew Muraered

Guffey Hailed as Chief by Harrisburg Democrats

The Democratic State committee reelected State Chairman George M Dimeling of Clearfield and adopted resolutions endorsing Brany and Kern while denouncing the Denver convention's plan to unseat Philadelphia delegates. The gathering criticized the national convention and debated a measure to have the chairman consult the National Committeeman James Kerr, which was ruled out.

Harrisburg Democratic State Committee George M Dimeling Clearfield Brany Kern Denver Philadelpha James Kerr Pennsylvania Democratic National Committee James M Guffey Pennsyvenia

Clergy to Seek Permit for Summer Park Services

Rev Charles Guthrie of Hamline Church plans to ask Col Bromwell for a permit to hold open air services in the park on Sunday evenings for the rest of summer. If denied he will appeal to higher authorities and possibly seek Presidential attention to resolve church removals from Town circle last Sunday.

Charles DD Guthrie Hamline Church Ninth and P Streets Town Circle Col Bromwell Park Guthrie Iowa

Elinor Glyn Plans Surprise London Premiere

Elnor Glyn prepares to spring a surprise in London and may favor New York later if results meet expectations. It was announced recently she will give an initial performance of her work Three Weeks. A select audience heard that the heroine will be played by Glyn herself.

Washington London Elnor Glyn New York Glyn

Sleeplessness and Nervine Remedy Claim

An advertisement extols Dr Miles Restorative Nervine as a sleep aid for exhausted nerves. It promises soothing effect benefits the whole system and offers a money back guarantee after one bottle. The testimonial cites Mrs Sheben per g of Utica New York and Miles Medical Co Eighthar Indiana.

Dr. Miles Jay St Utica Benefth Miles Medical CO Eikhart Ind

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