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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1907

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Police Board Trial Drift Appeals Over Engineer Death

The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers will appeal a police trial board ruling that cleared Capt. W H Mathews and Lieut J B Mulhall of charges after the death of engineer Hugh Murphy in an overturned engine at Stith Street and Maryland Avenue on September 11. The appellate argument hinges on a 1906 act granting District commissioners power to discipline police, with dissent from James F. Smith, who criticized exoneration.

Es Bendheim Brotherhood ‘of Locomotive Engineers W.H. ‘Mathews J.B. “Mulhall Hugh Murphy Tost- His Mfe Benedith Stith’ Street Maryland Avenue James F. Smith United States District Columbia Mey Trial Board Bendheim Mulhall Mathews

Anderton urges trees for Pennsylvania Avenue sidewalks

Thomas C. Anderton of 1734 P Street NW writes to District Commissioners arguing against merchants objections to shade trees on the avenue. He supports Engineer Commissioner Morrow’s plan to plant large trees on both sides west of Seventh Street and says trees here benefit F Street as well. He notes trees would not conceal winter displays and suggests a minimum five foot planting strip with water supplied from street plugs to sustain the trees.

Thomas C. Anderton P Street Pennsylvania Avenue Anderton Morrow Seventh Street F Street hs . Anderton @gests

WANTS PARK IN NORTHEAST AREA Brentwood tract urged for city park

Dr. E L M Gallaudet president of the Columbia Institution for the Deaf and Dumb urges District Commissioner Macfarland to secure the Brentwood estate 100 acres on Florida avenue for a public park northeast of the city population in the area is growing and a meadow at the tract's bottom could be converted into pleasure grounds. He warns it would be a public disaster if the land is not preserved for public use.

Gallaudet Brent‘wood Elm. Gallaudet Columbia Institution For the Deaf and Dumb Macfarland Brentwood oPhia Florida Avenue

Funeral for prominent lawyer EB Scott Douglas held in Columbia

Impressive funeral services were conducted at the family residence for EB Scott Douglas, a prominent lawyer, who died after a five week illness. The rites at 7120 Connecticut Avenue were led by Rev. W T D Morse and Rev Herbert Smith, followed by interment at a local cemetery.

E. Scott Douglas Columbia S.C EB. Scott Douglas Connecticut Avenue Herbert

District to sue for rent arrears against several parties

The Districts corporation counsel was directed by Commissioners to sue Q E Sanderson and the Alfred Richards Brick Company to recover back rent. Occupants include Sanderson at Elev enth street southeast and the brick company at Q street south. The wharf committee secretary Daniel Garges urged vacating the leases. Licenses for employment agencies were refused for three applicants including J Genry Foster.

Q. E Sanderson Alfred Richards Brick Company Eleventh ‘Street Q Street Daniel Garges Wharf Commit Tee Vacati J. Genry Foster James Andrews Eleventh Susan White Oregon Avenue Jefferson F. Tompkins

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