Washington Infantile Paralysis Seen Less Severe Than Reports
Health Officer Woodward urges physicians to report infantile paralysis cases to placard houses for quarantine while hospital officials say the outbreak is not as severe as sensational rumors claimed. Only three deaths since June 1, fourteen cases at Children’s Hospital, and doctors report most patients doing well.
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Br. Woodward
Washlington
Health Department
Children's Hospital
Woodward
Thomas L. Norwood
Leo M Kramm
Fourteenth Street
Charles F. Blew
Wisconsin
Washington
George N. Acker
Acker
Children’s Hospital
E. C. Folkmar
Park Road Northwest
Edmund T. M. Franklin
Nineteenth Street
Screen Man Arrested in City House Robberies
Robert Jones an 18 year old treated as dangerous burglar is jailed at Third precinct. Police say he fits a description and has confessed to breaking into four homes in the city. He admits entry to properties on Rhode Island avenue, Eleventh Street, and Q Street. He mentions an accomplice jailed for similar crimes. Police recount previous escape from an Eighth precinct desk.
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Robert Jones
Third Precinct
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
J. R Stringfellow
Scott Circle
Jones
Andrew Lee
Eighth Precinct
Claude E Parker
Rhode Island Avenue
C. V. Russell
Eleventh Street
F.D Rice
Q Street
Taxi Ride Ends in Collision and Injury Claim
George L. Hayes sues Federal Taxicab Company and Auto Livery Company for 20000 in District Supreme Court claiming a June 29 taxi ride to Congress Heights ended when the chauffeur's carelessness caused a collision with a pole, throwing Hayes to the street and causing a broken skull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Hayes
Alfred D Smith
Hayes
District Supreme Court
Federal
Auto Livery Company
Congress Heights
Negro Denominations Plan Platform Rally at Tenth Street Baptist
Negro denominations in the city announce a big platform meeting and public rally at Tenth Street Baptist Church at Tenth and R streets NW. The Rev Gerlah Lambkins will preach at 3 PM, with Rev A J Tyler delivering the night sermon. Other speakers include Rev J Milton Waldron Rev S L Carruther Rev M N Rosas Rev M W Clair and Rev R Kent Harris.
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Tenth Street Baptist Church
Tenth and
R Streets
Gerlah Lambkins
A. J Tyler
J Milton Waldron
S L. Carruther
M N. Rosas
M. W. Clair
R. Kent Harris
Wire Trouble Signals Wary Bets At Kenilworth Poolroom
WIRE TROUBLE AGAIN. A few sports wandered to the Kenilworth poolroom hoping the wires would hum as before the telephone company terminated service. There was nothing doing in laying wagers as trouble was announced by the man on hand welcoming bettors. Columbia's Day. Columbia Lodge No 174 of the International Association of Machinists plans its twenty first annual outing to Marshall Hall with over 1,000 members and friends expected and many athletic events scheduled. John Heelan Is Dead. John Heelan, an employee of the Government Printing Office, died yesterday at his home from apoplexy.
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Kenilworth
Merrilly &S
Columbia
Columbia Lodge
International Association of Machinists
Marshall Hall
John Heelan
Government Printing Office
Sixth Street
Funeral of C. C. Collison in City
Funeral services for C. C. Collison retired wallpaper dealer of this city die at his home 23 Virginia avenue southwest will be held at 3 o'clock this afternoon at his home Rev John Held Shannon of Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church will officiate Interment in Glenwood Cemetery Services also under Columbia Lodge No 10 IOGOF and Mt Nebo Encampment No 6 IGOF Honorary pallbearers from Association of Oldest Inhabitants He leaves a wife and two children
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C. C. Collison
Virginia Avenue
John Held Shannon
Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church
Glenwood
Columbia Lodge
I OG. O. F
Mt. Nebo
Collison
This
Heat proves fatal to Vienna woman in Washington
Mrs. Sarah Wilkinson of Vienna Virginia died in Washington yesterday after collapsing in heat while visiting with her daughter. She and her daughter came to shop and had reached Seventh and D streets around 3 pm. The Weather Bureau forecast today as cloudy with similar temperatures and possible showers, followed by cooler weather tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Wilkinson
Vienna
Washington
Sarah H Wilkinson
Seventh
Washington Doyles Lead to Baltimore Tennis Clash
The all Washington tennis team led by captain C. B. Doyle and including Doyle brothers and H E Doyle travels to Baltimore Country Club for a 3 oclock intercity doubles match against the Orioles, seeking to extend a strong Southern championship form and rivalry with evenly matched clubs.
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Washington
Doyle Brothers
Baltimore
Oriole
Baltimore Country Club
C. B. Doyle
H E Doyle
E P. Grosvenor
Norris McLean
A. J. Gord
J. A. Moorehead
P H S. Cake
H. C. Colton
al* Howard
Les McClung
United States
Colston Brothers
Clarence Fisher
Charles Brooks
Basil Wagner
Harry Davis
Clinton Brown
Curren Harvey
Mr. George
A. S. Bowers
Injunction Denied In Equity Court Against Bar Proceedings
Justice Wright denied the petition of Edward A. Greeley and Willam Cranch McIntire of McIntire & Greeley seeking an injunction to stop the Patent Law Association of Washington from disbarment proceedings. He stated that only when the association actually begins disciplinary action would further steps be possible.
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Wright
Edward A. Greeley
Willam Cranch McIntire
McIntire
Names and initials of hotel guests by city and state
In Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh California Georgia Illinois Indiana Louisiana Maryland Missouri New York New Jersey Ohio Pennsylvania Tennessee Texas Virginia list numerous travelers with names and spouses, all associated with Willard or Raleigh at various hotels. A foreign line notes Vladimir Dsimikof and wife in St Petersburg with Willard.
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Boston
Francis Dakin
Willard
Oh Emith
Thomas J. Coyen
Raleigh
Chicago
Arlington
George A Snow
E C Sumway
Willard W. L. Daggett
George Heidman
New York City
M Adler
Ebbitt
J Lich
Walter Baylor
Riggs
George J Wananbold
M Higgins
Alexander Crichton
Pittman
E Colt
Philadelphia
James Hanna
Arlingty
J Meigs
Pittsburg
Charles Gulenix
Wilard
T. Bumphries
M. Cooke
California
J T. Merrill
San Francisco
Georgia
W A Williams
Valelosta
Atlanta
Yjinig
J .H Beaton
M. B. Glazebrook
Decatur
Indiana
George Geer
Indianapolis
Louisiana
H. W., Wickes
New
Orieanp
Maryland
William P Atchison
Frederick
Mies A Fitzgerald
Baltimore
Charles T King
Missouri
Mra
J J Ryan
Willow
Mins
D Willow
Bt Louis
EP. Adams
Kansas City
New York
Thomas Floran
Andrew T. Robinson
Brooklyn
Arthur E Parsons
P. Baker
Austin
Willard Virginia
Gregg
Warrenton
Ferey Poarch
Helen Poarch
Newport Neve
John T Havns
Hardonbure
Allan Galt
Charlottesville
John W. Friend
Petersburg
C Dran
Roanoke
Broughton
Norfolk
Tinstey
Birs
H. A Brown
Richmond, Raleigh
Vladimir Dsimikof
St. Petersburg
Funeral for Elizabeth McGollrick Misses McGorick
Funeral services planned for Elizabeth McGollrick who died at her place of employment yesterday morning. She lived at 41 M Street NW and had worked at Charles G. Stott & Co Ninth Street. She leaves a brother EB McGorrick and two sisters Mrs Catherine Hopkins and Teresa McGorick. Native of Baltimore.
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Elizabeth Mc Golrick
M Street
Miss McGorrick
Charles G. Stott & Co
Ninth Street
EB. J. McGorrick
Catherine Hopkins
Teresa McGorrick
Baltimore
Woman Forgives as Court Hears Saylee Slam Tale
In Temple of Justice Judge Aukam hears Chrystenah Bates accuse Bill Sayles of assault after a breakup with Lucy Bowers. Sayles admits a prior arrest for carving Chrystenah but downplays it. Bates pursues him as the case is dismissed amid courtroom chaos. A separate tale follows Truthful Tommy, charged with assault over a hambone incident. records show he has not been in court for a year.
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Bill Sayles
Chrystenah Bates
Arseuic
Armani W. Scott
Aukam
Bill
Chrystenah
Lucy Bowers
Chrystenak
Atikam
Zinkhan
Jedge
Elare
Bin
Tommy the Mouse
Ulysses Grant Simpson
Chile
Sal
Tommy
Improved Elks Adjourn as Harmony Marks 11th Convention
The Improved Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of the World closes its eleventh annual convention in Washington amid harmony and applause. Officers are elected and installed. Boston, Massachusetts is chosen as the 1911 next meeting place, with the second Tuesday in August set for opening. Notables include J. Frank Wheaton as Grand Exalted Ruler and others across major cities.
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Improved Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of the World
Gotme
Washington
Dove of Peace
Boston
Mass
Tuter
J. Frank Wheaton
New York
T. J. Nutter
Charleston
W. Va
Stewart E. Hoyt
Harry A. Jacobs
Cincinnati
Harry H Pace
Memphis
William HE
Gales
Washington, D. C
A. W. Russell
Atlanta
Bernard Silverberg Dead in Civil War Veteran Funeral
Funeral for Bernard Silverberg will be held from 512 Fifth Street NW tomorrow morning at eight. Born in Freudenburg Prussia in 1835 he came to the United States at age two and joined the Second North Carolina regiment in the Civil War where he earned a sergeant’s rank for gallantry. After the war he moved to this city to run a toy business until retirement last year. He belonged to National Lodge No 12 of Masons and is survived by his wife Mary Hexter Silverberg.
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Bernard Silverberg
Fifth Street
Silverberg
Freudenburg
Prussia
Second
North Caroline Regiment
National Lodge
No. 12
Masons
Mary Hexter Silverberg
Grandson Sues Over Hurd Money with Mrs. Cramer
In Washington, D C, Dr Lee M Hurd sues Mrs Laura B Cramer and Washington Loan and Trust Company claiming $40 000 from his 89 year old grandfather Fenton J Hurd deposits show the elder Hurd gave $16 000 to Cramer and Cramer deposited $21 000 via drafts and currency Cramer denies obtaining funds through spiritual messages and says gifts totaling $27 000 were for her care of the elderly man with no knowledge by the bank of other transactions.
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Fenton J. Hurd
Lee M. Hurd
Greenwich
Conn
Laura BR. Cramer
Mr. Hurd
Hurd
Connecticut
Cramer
Sranson
Grocer Cohen Found Guilty For Short Measure
In the police court Richard Cohen a grocer was convicted of selling beans in a measure about one eighth short. He was fined 60 dollars and 25 dollars for keeping the short measure on his premises. The defendant paid the fine after Assistant Corporation Counsel Gus Schuldt outlined the alternative of District jail.
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Richard Cohen
Sealer of Weights and
Cohen
Gus Schuldt
Bible class outing on private yacht excursion
The Mc Kendree M E Sunday school Bible class of 40 members enjoyed a evening outing on a private yacht chartered for the occasion. Officers led by W M Leonard as president and A E Miller as chair assisted by C F Creswell J Lewis Franz and F H Benjamin conducted the event with Rev. E T Mowbray the church pastor accompanying the group, returning at midnight.
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McKendree
Water main burst floods streets and tracks in Washington
In Washington the water main at New Jersey avenue and D street northwest burst yesterday morning sending water over twelve feet high. Westbound F street car tracks were submerged and cellars flooded. The break is the worst in years and repairs will take days. New Jersey avenue and D street looked like a river for hours.
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New Jersey Avenue
D Street
F Street
Washington
Husband Sentenced After Domestic Strife at Police Court
Robert O Ulmord, an employee at the patent office, and his wife faced fresh trouble as police court heard her claims of his threats. Clifford appeared for a second time with a six month sentence, not to start until he returns home to 306 EB Street North West and refrains from further trouble.
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Robert O. Ulimord
Patent Office
Robert
Clifford
EB Street
Negro Drowns in River at Half Street Foot
Bernard Simms, an 11 year old Negro, drowned yesterday at the foot of Half street. Harbor police recovered the body last night. Coroner Nevitt to issue a death certificate listing accidental drowning. The incident is reported in city city news from Washington.
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Bernard Simms
Half Street
Nevitt
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