Milk supply tightens as Maryland Virginia dairies exit
District health department reports many small Maryland and Virginia dairies have ceased supplying milk or had permits revoked due to strict sanitation rules. Despite reduced numbers, the District says its milk supply remains adequate, sourcing 90 percent from nearby regions and a daily 18 500 gallons from outside points. Dr Young and Dr Woodward note imports occur only in drought or emergencies and describe higher freight rates from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Virginia
District Health Department
Health Department
H. Young
Dr. Young
Becamae
New York
Onio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
W. C. Woodward
New York City
Woodward
Washington
Eighteen Years for Pass Key Thief in City Case
Rodney Hawkins known as the pass key man faced 41 counts in Criminal Court No 1. He pleaded guilty to ten robberies totaling over $1,000 and received an eighteen year penitentiary sentence from Justice Anderson. In a separate suit, Christian Schide seeks $16,000 against the Pennsylvania Railroad for his son William C Schide's death after a crate crush at the freight station on June 8, 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Hawkins
Neaing
Anderson
Christian Schide
Wiliam C. Schide
District Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania
James F. Craven
Episcopal and Protestant services listed for Fayette Square area
A historical notice catalogs church services across several denominations. St John’s at Fayette Square lists Holy Communion and morning prayers, with Evensong in the afternoon. Other entries cover Epiphany Church, Covenant Presbyterian, Mount Pleasant, Unitarian All Souls, People’s Church, Christian Science, and The New Bible Society events with times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST John's Church
Fayette Square
Hatresta Rietor
Roland Cotton Smith
D. D. Astlet
Edward Slater Dunlap
D A Steam Bowen Denies Forced Candidacy for President General
Mrs. Matthew T. Scott, president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution, rejected claims that administration forces aim to impose a candidate for president general. She said no administration candidate exists and hopes a high minded woman can unite factions to end past friction before the next spring vote. She spoke in Washington before heading to New York and then Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew T. Scott
The
Daughters of the American Evolution
William Cumouing Story
New York
Scott
Washington
Europe
Story
Cardinal Gibbons to Lead Memorial Mass in Washington
Cardinal Gibbons will officiate at the Spanish War dead memorial field mass at the White House Ellipse tomorrow at 11 oclock. More than 10 000 veterans will march in from Tenth and G streets to Pennsylvania avenue and then to the monument grounds. President Taft is absent from the city and will not attend. The march will be led by Capt Robert B Johnson and Maj F S Hodgson with Admiral George Dewey Camp No 7 and veterans from Baltimore Alexandria New York Massachusetts and Florida joining. The mass will be sung by St Patrick's sanctuary and mixed choirs with Rev Charles M Bert celebrant and Mgr Russell preaching.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Washington
Military Memorial
White House
Oelock
Mgr. Russell
St. Patrick's Church
Diplomatic Corps
Washington Society
Columbus Memorial
Taft
Tenth
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Monument
Marine Band
B Street
Johnson
Robert B. Johnson
Second Infantry
Hodgson
George Dewey
Carroll Hall
G Street
Baltimora
Alexandria
New York
Massachusetts
Florida
Dewey
Fair Sanctuary
Charles M. Bert
Mgr
Russell
Blame Asylum Head Faces Audit Over District Care Costs
A proposed audit will probe the District of Columbia’s charges by Congress for patient care at the Government Hospital for the Insane. The US seeks 768 836 dollars for 1891 to 1911, but officials expect a smaller liability, blaming the hospital superintendent for any deficiency payments after years without a deficiency appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Government Hospital
United States
Meet in Chicago Next Year
The annual convention of the international factory inspectors closed its session at the Shoreham with officers elected and a standard form for reporting industrial accidents adopted. Chicago chosen as 1913 convention site. officers include President John Whalen New York and vice presidents A T L Garrett Austin Texas Robert Hungerford piserne Canada G Tioff Oregon Been Kennedy Maryland and secretary treasurer W T W Williams St Louis Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International
Shoreham
John Willams
New ‘York
Chicago
John Whalen
New York
A. T L. Garrett
Austin
Tex
Robert Hungerford
Piserne
Canada
G Tioff
Oregon
Been Kennedy
Maryland
W. T W. Williams
St. Louis
Dr Norris Promoted to Sanitary and Food Inspector
Dr John Norris, sanitary and food inspector of the health department, was appointed yesterday by the District commissioners as assistant health officer, effective July 1 replacing Dr H F Sawtelle who resigns. Norris, born October 36 1873 in the District, graduates from National University Medical School in 1897, salary 2600 dollars per year. Steamer St Johns offers trips to Colonial Beach from Seventh Street wharf at 2 30 this afternoon and tomorrow morning. Chevy Chase Lake hosts Sunday Marine Band concert with an extra large audience expected. out-of-town visitors seek the resort for summer leisure and attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John §. Norris
Health Department
District Commissioners
H. F. Sawtelle
Norris
Sawtelle
Woodward
Medical School
The
National University
St. Johns
Colonial Beach
Seventh Street
Chevy Chase Lake
United States Marine Band
Capital
Chavy Chase Lake
Mourn for Dixie Dead at Arlington Ceremony
A Confederate memorial program at Arlington National Cemetery honors graves of Confederacy soldiers. Senator Hoke Smith and former Navy Secretary Hilary Herbert will speak. The Fifteenth Cavalry Band provides music as committees oversee arrangements and a Southern cross unveiling.
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Arlington National Cemetery
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Joseph Wheeler
Navy
Hilary Herbert
Moses Ezekiel
Rome
Fifteenth
United States Cavalry Band
Roland Cotton Smith
Anne Grant-Fugitt
Armand Gumprecht
Melville D. Hensey
J. C. Murray
Anna Rogers Dalton
Confederate Choir
W. W. Brander
Fort Myer
Southern Cross
J. D. Pennybacker
Sons of Confederate Veterans For
District of Columbia
Mias Etta Taggart
Virginia Griffth
John M. Hickey
EC. R. Humphries
Vias
Denny
George
Three Wives Freed by District Court Chief Justice Ruling
Chief Justice Clabaugh of the District Supreme Court freed two wives from marriage and granted a third the right to live apart. Maude R. Staples received an absolute divorce from Aubrey H. Staples with $10 monthly alimony. Edith G. Wysong also obtained an absolute divorce from Rutherford Wysong. Theodosia E. Robinson gained a limited divorce with permanent alimony of zero dollars. John H. Robinson may visit their children Sundays.
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Clabaugh
District Supreme Court
Maude R. Staples
Aubrey H. Staples
Edith G. Wysong
Rutherford Wysong
Theodosia E. Robinson
John H. Robinson
Robinson
Flag Day Speakers Named for Public Library Event
Gen. Nelson A. Miles will speak at the Flag day celebration by Mrs. Ellen Spencer Massey Tent No. 1 Daughters of Veterans at the Public Library on June 14. Other speakers include Rep. Frank B. Willis J D Bloodgood Mrs Mungey and Col John A Joyce. The arrangements committee features Rose M Sefton Anna M Roberts M G Spencer Henter A Tritippe Filta S Knight Eleanor C Scott Blanch Hoover Eleanor B Spencer Mary F Crenshaw Alice Weaver and Elta L Washburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson A. Miles
Ellen Spencer Massey
Daughters of Veterans
Frank B. Wills
J. D. Bloodgood
Mungey
John A. Joyce
Rose M. Sefton
Anna M. Roberts
M. G. Spencer
Henter A. Tritippe
City Bulletin and Upcoming Theaters and Saloons
Daily schedules for steamers and streetcar routes from Seventh Street wharf to Mount Vernon Old Point Comfort and Chesapeake Beach. Fares and times to Navy Yard Zoo Park and Chevy Chase with frequent local trains. The Cosmos Theater features Fuji Yama Japanese operetta with Ada Mitchell and John B. Wilson. cast includes Martin Guild and Geisha chorus. Also ads for carpet cleaning and stenography services and Holmes Bread delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Macalester
Mount Vernon
Mayahal Hall
Seventh Street
Norfolk and Washington Steambost Company
Ateamera
Old Point Corefort
Norfolk
Fifteenth Street
New York
Ana Hiatrasta
St. Johns
Celontal Beach
Seventh Street Wharf
Chesapeake Beach
Chet
Cosmos
Fujiyama
Cosmos Theater
Golden Gate
John Healy
Ray Fern
Washington
Germans Visit Mount Vernon With Naval Dignitaries
A German squadron under Rear Admiral von Rebeur Paschwits visited Washington hosting officers at the navy yard and aboard the Mayflower. They toured the naval gun factory, met with Secretary Fisher and Postmaster General Hitchcock, and laid a wreath on Washington's tomb at Mount Vernon before returning to Hampton Roads and Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Rebeur-Paschwits
Hampton Roads
Washington
Norfolk
Mount Vernon
Naval Gun Factory
Navy Yard
Naval
Meyer
Interior
Fisher
Hitchcock
Johnson Convicted Murderer May Face Hanging Under New Code
The U S Supreme Court sustained the District Court of Appeals and Justice Wright ruling that juries in first degree murder cases may not qualify verdicts under the new penal code. The decision affects indictments for murder and clears the way for trials by United States Attorney Clarence Wilson. James H. Smith case upheld the old district code where no verdict qualification is allowed. Johnson, convicted of killing John Orenstein in December 1910, remains under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Thur Johnson
United States Supreme Court
District Court of Appeals
Dan Thew Wright
District Supreme Court
United States
Clarence KR Wilson
James H. Smith
Morris Bennett
Maryland
Supreme Court
John Orenstein
Hutchins Case Up Next Wednesday Probate Court Action
Justice Wright in the Probate Court set a show cause date for next Wednesday on a petition filed by executors Walter Stilston Hutchins and Charles Frailey against Rose Keeling Hutchins Lee Hutchins and Mildred Rogers seeking appointment of a collector for the estate of Stilson Hutchins.
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Saks & Company
Pennsylvania Ave
Columbus
Walker-Thomas Furniture Co
Seventh Street N. W
Cascade
GEO. A. Dickel A CO
Nashrik
Burchell
N. W
Arnold
Tempis Reg
Cor
Sth & F Sts
Emerson Mestitute
Wiesel
Randolph
Liege
Point
Aais
Eer
Wyrota -Oatle
Annep
Tremelettag Dows
Bille
Pruifhomme
Sundat
Knights of Columbus
Colonial Annapolis
U.S. Naval Academy
Utah
Delaware
North Dakota
Annapolis
Cuba
Treasury
Naval Academy Gate
Baltimore
Eastern Shore
Claiborne
B., C. and
Ocean City
Cambridge
Orford
Washington, Baltimore & Annapolis Electric Railway Co
New York Avenue N. W
Cartoo
Aoe
Den
Dublin
Pane
Berlin
Wich
Vienna
Warsaw
Budapest
St. Peters
Amsterdam
Stuttgart
Turin
Urich
Tokio
Shanghai
Sydney
Tn America
Ee Watch
GEO. L. Huske & CO
Opticians
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
Wee Big Print Shop
William B. Cushing Camp
Sons of Veterans
Grand Army
C. C. Howard
Grest
Fourteenth
A. H. McKim
D. D
Thubert-Jones
Servicea
Ilam
Stepford
Presbyterian
Church OF the Covenant
Onnecticut Avenue
Charles Wood
Bernard
Braskamp
Harry Baremore Angub
Peck Chapel
Serman
Mount Pleasant
Rest
Park Road
Bier Rannet
Unitarian
ALL Sons
Gad L Streets
Liysies
Pierce
Young People's Religious Union
Pythian Temple
Ninth Street
Christian Science
First Church OF Christ
Fistresta Northwest
Colorado
Fiyon’s Hall
Eighth
Carnegis Library
D. A. Steam Bowen
Mire. Scott
Gibbons
Asylum
DR. Norris
Dixie
Arlington
Smith
Herbert
Gen. Miles
City Bulletin
Amusementa
Belasco
Vaudevills
Conner
Phone West 47
Italiasation
Virginia Theater
Cassidy
Mies Fox
Electric Webster
Holmes
Main 687
Tel
Harvey
Vallernia
Oath
MT. Vernon
Hahn
Vici Kids
Cheral Patent Colt
WM. Hahn & CO
Sts
N.W
Pa. Ave
S.E
Ghige
Pio
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Dee & Ell
Naberdashery
Everwear Notasome
Shefford
Chautauqua Dairy CO
Syracuse
Care St
Ask
Potomac Electric Power CO
14Th St. N. W
Phos
Fealy
Fealy’s
11Th & Pa. Ave
Goodyear Rubber Coq
ST. N. W
Prince Albert Ane Gress
Seits Fox Hire
Tharp
Berkeley
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