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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1907

Page

13

Servant Agency Complaint Before City Commissioners

Mrs E D Stone Mrs W P Huxford and Mrs Otis Johnson tell the commissioners that J Henry Foster colored employment agent at 924 Eighteenth street northwest failed to live up to his contract offering satisfactory help for thirty days for 1 The women filed four charges claiming failure to furnish satisfactory help and a refund of the fee Foster denied the charges saying refunds at least half the fee in dissatisfied cases He asked for license to stand and the board will decide within two days Also John M Hale age white man refused license last November for unfitness asked the commission ers to grant it for charity if needed Hale's application remains under consideration

J. Henry Foster Eighteenth Street Foster HE D Stone W. P. Huxford Otie Johnson John M. Hale Albert E Sillers Hale

Man Demands Million Dollar Meeting With President

A tall man entered the White House and demanded to see President Roosevelt claiming $1,000,000 due him. He gave the name August Franke from Dubuque Iowa and was detained after police examined him and committed him to the Government Hospital for the Insane.

White House Roosevelt First Precinct August Franke Jackson Street Dubuque Iowa Franke Wall and Burch Government Hospital For

Reprimand for Mathews in railroad accident case

Police Captains W Ho Mathews and J E Mulhall faced misconduct charges after the September 11 railroad accident at Maryland avenue and Sixth street southwest that killed Engineer Hugh Murphy. A trial board issued a reprimand for Mathews while Mulhall was exonerated. Assistant Corporation Counsel James F. Smith dissented.

W Ho Mathews J E Mulhall Maryland Avenue Sixth Street Hugh Murphy Corporation James F. Smith John A Swindells FEH Cross Mulhall

Protests Heard On Wells Closings In City

Commissioner Macfarland told the Commissioners that protests were filed in twelve of sixty cases where wells were ordered closed on the Public Health and Marine Hospital Service recommendation. He requested hearings for each protest and to inform protesters of bacteriological and chemical analysis results. He is compiling facts from District chemists and the Public Health Service investigation data.

Macfarland Pubic Health and Marines Hospital Service Macfarlan Public Health and Marine Hospital Service

Commissioners Set Hearing On Stables Location In Northwest District

Citizens complained to the District Commissioners about the erection of stables on a lot bounded by Bryant Adams First and Second streets. A public hearing to consider the matter will occur within the month. The board also accepted Dr Jorgenson’s resignation as resident physician at the Home for the Aged and Infirm. Dr Charles Sterne will fill the vacancy effective June 1. Carter Two-engine Car exhibit planned at the Jamestown Exposition.

Acton Bryant, Adama First Second Streets Jorgenson Home For the Aged and Infran P. G. Smith Charles F. Sterne Sterne Carter Jamestown Gary Carter Jamestown Exposition

Will Discuss Women’s Presbyterian Societies Meet Today

The annual union meeting of the Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Societies of the Presbytery of Washington will be held at the Takoma Park Presbyterian Church today. Morning sessions cover foreign missions with Rev. Thomas C. Clark opening and Mrs. Frank G. Wilkins and others submitting a paper on the first quarter’s work.

Pakoma Park Womans Home and Foreign Missionary Societies Presbytery of Washington Takoma Park Presbyterian Church Thomas C. Clark D. D Takoma Park Amos G. Draper Sarah Ann Haron James S. Gage David A. McKnight Wallace Radcliffe Mra D Luckett B W. Guy Freedmen

Adas Temple Opening Soon in Washington D C

The Adas Israel Hebrew congregation plans a late August dedication for its new Sixth and I streets northwest synagogue. The $90,000 edifice will seat about 1000, with Rev Dr Schnesberger and Rabbis Abram Bimon Louis Stern officiating.

Adas Israel Hebrew Congregation Sixth and I Streets Dr Schnesberger Baltimore Abram Bimon Louis Stern Dr Mendes New York Simon Oppenheimer Isaac Levy Julius Baumgarten Freedman Tressurer Gus Oppenheimer Samuel Oppenheimer Frederick Gichtner J Small Levy Arthur Cowsel Atlas

Standard Bearers Entertain at Metropolitan Church

A missionary group, the Standard Bearers of the Metropolitan Methodist Church youth organization, hosted an evening at church parlors with an old fashioned singing school. Members Eloise Camatter Rose Johnson Emily Lawrence Harriet Harding Violet Lawrence Ruth Miller Louise Raun Frances Johnson Harry Wilson George Harvey John Teatman William Johnson and George Schultz performed solos. Miss Raun led as teacher with Mistress Plunkett and Carl Gilbert acting as squire.

Metropolitan Methodist Church Eloise Camatter Rose Johnson Emily Lawrence Harriet Harding Violet Lawrence Ruth Miller Louise Raun Frances Johnson Harry Wilson George Harvey John Teatman William Johnson George Schultz Miss Raun Plunkett Carl Gilbert Squire Bellingham

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