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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1908
Page
23
GHEAP SHOWS NOT BAD OTHERS SEE THE EVIL SIDE
Washington debates the impact of five and ten cent theaters on city youth. Judge William H DeLace, probation officer Rey Ho Copp and others report most venues are unfit for women and children while some see no demoralizing influence after visits and investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Womans Interdenomnational Missionary Union
William H DeLaces
Zed Copp
DeLavey
Otter Land
Rey
Mr Copps
Womane Interdenomiational Missionary Union
Askng
API
Through Car Service Requests Referred to ICC
Citizens of Ashtwood and Bright wool Association seek through rail service from Roightwood and Petworth to central city. The plan also asks discontinuance of the Seventh street Florida avenue transfer point. The Interstate Commerce Commission would regulate street railways under the new act, with powers to enforce rules and prosecute violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashtwood Citizens
Iaton
Roightwood
Petworth
Interstate Commerce Commission
Torstric
Brightwool Citizens Association
Seventh Street
Florida Avenue
Linoon Station
Fier Street Railroad Company
Columbia
Interstate Commere Commission
Commission
Homesick Motorist Pleads Speed Case
Clarence F Hackett appeared before Judge Mull charged with speeding on Pennsylvania avenue in wet conditions after a late night out. Witnesses said his car reached 80 mph though he claimed never more than 11 to 13 mph. He explained rain made him want to hurry home, citing homesickness and wet clothes. The court fined him forty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence F Hackett
Hackett
Mull
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hacknett
Lee
Building permits and values in District May report
Building Inspector Snowden Ashford reports May district building activity shows a decrease of 9 343 301. Permits issued total 749 000 with May largest values including 34 brick dwellings 15 500, 12 apartment houses 318 000, one store 8 060, and twelve units 3 000. Regional distribution totals 60 332 for all improvements and 88 820 for repairs across northeast southeast southwest northwest county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snowden Ashford
Morrow
Southwes
Lob County
Bruen Home Moves to New Location in Old Waggaman Place
Bruen Home for dependent white children, grown out of forey quarters, relocates to 30 G Street Northwest in Old Waggaman Place. Established twelve years, it trains children for life with charitable donations supporting care and capacity. E F Fleck serves as superintendent with secretary Avo aiding. A lawn party for the children is planned on June 18 at the new site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruen
Wagga Nan Place
G Street
Gles
E F Fleck
Julian Burnett
Avo
Five Years For Dr Leon Thompson in Criminal Court
Edward Sean Thompson alias Dr Leon was sentenced to five years in prison after a jury found him guilty of operating on Jillian Bryan. A motion for new trial failed. Bond was raised from 200 to a higher amount, and he remains jailed as a new trial is sought in connection with an alleged operation on Lillian Peltat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sean Thompson
Dr Leon
Jillian Bryan
Justice Barnard
Wo Wien
Harvard
Stuart McNamara
Thompsons
Disault
Bord
Lillian Peltat
Assailant of Child Freed After Police Court Sentence
Lindsay Watson, 59, once convicted in a case involving seven year old Dorothy Wells, daughter of Sherman Wells, was released yesterday by order of Judge Kimball. The man, once a Washington representative for Carrera & Hasings, was said to have been freed at the parents' request. the child suffered injuries beyond shock. Watson was not considered mentally competent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay Watson
Dorothy Wells
Sherman Wells
Uo P Street
Northwest
J Srge Kimball
Watson
Waulson
Washington
Carrera & Hasings, Architects
New York
Bequests to Clergy Under Will of Miss Nugent
The will of Miss Margaret Nugent, who died March 10, 26a Letreet Northwest, left bequests of $20 each to Rev P J O Cannl pastor of St Vincent de Pauls Church and Bishop O T Donohue of Wheeling West Virginia. Mrs Nora Dugan, who died May 2, left most of her estate to her husband Patrick Dugan, including substantial real estate in Georgetown. Mary V Dugan is named as a daughter beneficiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey P J Ocannl
St Vinent de Pauls
T Donohue
Margaret Nugent
Northwest
Tae
Nora Dugan
Patrick Dugan
Cer Tan Real Estate
Georgetown
Mary V Dugan
Breelon case and light penalty recommended by commissioners
The report notes Policeman P B Breeon of the Third precinct faced a leitering charge while on duty. Commissioners recommended reducing the fine to $10 and referred Breedon’s alleged untruthfulness to the police trial board for possible further investigation. A hearing occurred at the District building yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P B Breeon
Leitering Whle
Police Trial Board
Pruate Breelons
Breedon
Sylvester
Lawn fete ends at Ascension Church event
The Rectors Aid Society of Ascension Church concluded its lawn fete and straw berry festival at 1 Massachusetts Avenue to benefit the Chaurois Electric Light Fund. Lanterns illuminated the lawn and cozy corners hosted by young women waitresses. The entertainment drew strong patronage. Rev Tenny leaves Chevy Chase Rex, O W Tenny of the Presbyterian Church at Chevy Chase has accepted presidency of the Presbyterian College at Helena Montana. He will be temporarily stationed at Chevy Chase. The pulpit next Sunday at Koom will be filled by Rev JT Hackett of New Jersey. Dr McKnight on Emergency Staff Drug EH Waring house surgeon at Emergency Hospital completes his term. Dr R S McKnight will succeed him after graduating from George Washington University. Summer Thirst 4 relieves Horsford's Acid Phosphate beverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rectors Aid Society of Ascension Church
Massachusetts Avenue
Chaurois Electric Light Fund
Womer
Tenny
Chevy Chase
Rex
W Tenny
Presbyterian Church
Thas
Presbyterian College
Helena, Mont
Koom
JT Hackett
Mew Jersey
McKnight
EH Waring
R_S McKnight
George Washington
Tunnel to Station Plan Adds Beauty and Safety
John J Maxwell of 300 Maryland Ave SW urges shifting streetcar tracks underground to Union Station plaza. He argues tunnels would preserve the parklike beauty, reduce pedestrian risk, and allow cars to reach the station entrance safely via a concrete, lighted tunnel with widened platforms and covered steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J Maxwell
Maryland Avenue
Union Station
Maxwell
Olso
Shriners Day Of Fun At Oasis Marshall Hall
Almas Temple Nobles hosted a charity celebration at Marshall Hall with boating games dancing and athletic events under Captain Frank E. Gibson. The annual event supported needy city residents with provisions as three boat trips carried women and children and athletes. Illustrious Potentate Roe Mulkerson and Recorder Harrison Dingman joined temple officials for afternoon racing and a late day boat run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Gibson
Almas
Mystic Shrine
Oasis
Marshall Hall
Jas
Charles “Wincalester
Roe Mulkerson
Harrison Dingman
Imperial Potentate
North America
City Bulletins and Advertisements in District Proceedings
District Supreme Court heard Robert Plitcock and Nora F Pitcock's absolute divorce request following their Hagerstown marriage of April 14 189?. Annie F Teller seeks 10000 damages as administratrix for George H Ja kaon killed in a March car accident at First and Hast Capitol streets against Washington Railway and Electric Co for alleged recklessness. Merchant ads promote low rates on loans at Mercantile Society and a crab feast at Schneider's with music. Local businesses advertise groceries, whisky, malt bread, insurance, and home goods including E F Tickel Co carpet services and Chicago Jewel gas ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Plitcock
Supreme Court
Nora F Pitcock
Hagerstown
The
Mercantile Society
F St Nw
Young Hoson
Loe Cotn
Balman
Pyies
Annie F Teller
George HE Ja Kaon
Capitol
District Supreme
Washington Railway and Telectric Company
Schneider
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Homesick Motorise Pays
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Mrs Nugent
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City Bulletins
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Tickel & Co
Maine
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12Th
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D. J. Kaufman
D. J
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Pa. Ave
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Milan
Panama
R.oliner
Fred Glade
Fred
New York Herald
Chestnut Farms Sanitary Dairy
Geo. M. Oyster, Jr
Conn. Avenue
Shaw-Walker
Lansburgh Furniture Co
9Th Street
Morsell
TQS
Siena
Albert Johnson
Lacey
Lacey & CO
Asc
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Linen Syne
Wth
Psts
Florida Ave
7Th and Piaves
Monraest Aracostia
Linen
Friedlander
Bay of House
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Eyents
N. W
Proce Albert
Ines
Horn
A. F. Bornot
BRO & CO
Segurera and Dyers
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Barber & Ross
Keeley Gore
Keeley Institute
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Randle Highlands
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Natonal Bank
Potomac Electric Power Go
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