Leashed Dogs Backed by City Muzzle Order Debate
The opinion by Corporation Counsel Thomas supports muzzle requirements and restraining leashed dogs from running at large in public spaces. Authorities plan to add a pound wagon, build a new pound building, and enforce immediate capture of unmuzzled dogs with a 48 hour owner return window or face death. Veterinarians endorse muzzling noting hydrophobia risk and urge enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duvall
Thomas
Macfarland
Chief of Engineers
Ieash
Corporation
Duvail
Santos Ruth
Witlin
Einstain
Maryland
Theit
Beera
The
Post
de G R Hollingsworth
Washington
Willam T Cellins
Peri
Des Robinson
Weeks
Frederick W Grenfell
Bids Opened for Moving District Offices to New Building
District property clerk Marion Haer grove will recommend accepting the bid of Littlefield and Alvord Company to transfer all offices from the current District building to the new Pennsylvania avenue quarters for 930. Other bids were Merchant Transfer and Storage Company at 1 278 and George W Knox Express Company at 1 837 50. The contract covers moving police fire corporation counsel insurance board of children's guardians the vault and the property clerk's store room to the designated new offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Knox Express Company
District
Fire Department
Corporation Counsel
Insurance Department
Board of Children’s Guardians
Inspectors Under Child Labor Law May Be Assigned to Police
Commissioners consider designating Metropolitan police to enforce the child labor law due to lack of appropriations for two inspectors. Corporation Counsel Thomas Girard states the commissioners lack authority to appoint inspectors and Congress must provide salaries, while West weighs the opinion amid a lean police force and no extra hires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Macfarland
West
Metropolitan Police Force
Thoms
Questinn
Thomas
Pallieforce
Outing for 1000 Children by Retail Grocers Association
The Retail Grocers Protective Association will issue 1000 tickets for white children under twelve for a morning boat trip to Marshall Hall on June 24 to celebrate Grocers Day. Tickets distributed June 26 by the secretary at Room 108, Columbian Building, 416 Fifth Street NW. Event includes races and a pre-meeting program, with Boston Baking Company versus Stoht-Tan's Buster Browns in a 1 p.m. baseball game and numerous committees organized for boat and entertainment duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grocers’ Protective Association
Marshall Hall
Columbian Building
Fifth Street Northwest
H J Meader
J Ho Goodrich
J T White
EF E Fisher
IL Gregory Board of
S&s
Boston Baking Company
Stoht- Tan
Buster Browns
Bostons
Clarke
Lorman
Alderton
Duckell
Fitzgerald
Coffern
Brayshaw
Hardesty
Redmond
Sullivan
Botles _ Stohlmans
E Works
K Lusby
F Reed
J. Rosenberg
B Byrnes
Hanes
J Meyers
H Crowell Ftcher
H A. Meyers
Ase
H .Thompson
H S Meader
J _H Goodrich
George E Bohannon
Hart
P. P Patrick
Haight
Garden
Busby Entertainment
H.S Haight
J OE Diges
M J Whelan
Thomas Dean
Slater
R. EB OW Schmidt
T Davis
J T Fowler
A Rollins
P P Patrick
M A. Lusby
Geo. Johannon
Patrick
PC Garay
Streets to be paved under new appropriation plan
Engineer Commissioner Morrow announced a list of streets to be paved under the July 1 appropriation. Work will begin soon after bids open July 11, with asphalt surfaces planned on North Capitol to Lincoln Road and adjacent streets across northeast and southeast quadrants, including B, D, E, F, G, H, J, K, L avenues and related cross streets.
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Morrow
North Capitol Street
Lincoln Road
Randolph Street
Girard Street
Eleventh
Thirteenth
Massachusetts
Thirty Fourth Street
Vermont Avenue
Pennsylvania Avenue
New Hampshire Avenue
Capitol Street
Canal
Capitol
Florida Avenue
Delaware Avenue
New Jersey Avenue
South Capitol
Births Exceed Deaths in District Mortality Report
Health Officer Woodnant reports for the week ended June 1 a population increase of 137 with 102 deaths, 35 net. Among 137 births 106 were white and 37 colored. 64 white deaths and 38 colored. Leading causes: pulmonary consumption and heart trouble. Scarlet fever and diphtheria down, smallpox 172 cases since January 1 with no fatalities due to strict control and prompt treatment.
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Woodnant
Will Provides for Stone and Masses in Probate
Magdalena Hither dated October 12 1900 files for probate directing sale of estate and erection of tombstone over her grave. Remainder to Michael A Mess as executor, funds to be used for the celebration of requiem masses and held in trust.
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Magdalena Hither
Michael A
Inspection Nears End as Captain Reports on Washington Buildings
Captain William Kelly, Assistant Engineer Commissioner, personally inspects fireproof Washington buildings under construction after the Twentieth and P streets collapse. Grand jury expected to take up inquiry into the Pickford apartment disaster today or tomorrow, with four men held awaiting testimony. Reconstruction plans for the damaged building will be drawn by Amos W Barnes of Philadelphia at the request of Mr Pickford.
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Washington
William Kelly
Twentieth
P Streets
Capt Kelly
Iis
Grand Jury
Ils
Ito
Amos W Barnes
Philadelphia
Pickford
Morrow
Barnes
Bulldine
City Bulletins Of Diverse Local Advertisements
A compact 1910s style collage lists offerings from merchants and services: Mercantile Society loan rates at 1008 Fest, Heurich beer promotions, Arlington Bottling Company, Jewel Gas Ranges, Muddiman & Co. at 616 12th, Congress Hall Hotel summer rates, Manuel advertising men’s wear rentals, Satin skim cream, Schneider crab feast, Kingan’s Picnic Shoulders, Ffyiles stores general goods, government job prep at Milton School, Columbia Photo Supply, costumes and lace curtain cleaning, Star Laundry at 1315 14th.
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America
Saks & Company
Seventh Street
Kuppelheimer
Madras
Rosner Tols
Eye Sts
N.W
Chas. Kaufman & Sons
Ees
Friedlander Bros. Sth and
Sts
Buckle Oxfords
Hess Low
N. Hess Sons
Pa. Ave
Wm. Hahn & Co
Pa Ave
Burchell
N. W. Burcheli
Potomac
Munyor
Schloss Bros Co
D. J. Kaufman
J Eager
Public Health and Marine Hostal Service
Chestnut Farms Sanitary Dairy
Geo. M. Oyster, Jr
Connecticut Ave
Capt. Kelly
City Bulletins
Mercantile Society
Tt J Maerzen
Senate—brewery
Arlington Bottling Company
Same Old Place
Jewel
Muddiman & Co
Ongress Hall
A Manuel
Atlantic City
Schneider
Kingan
Milton School
Columbia Photo Supply Co
N.Y. Are
Star Laundry Cleaning Co
Shaw-Walker
Ofice
Improv
Apnemran
Lansburgh Furniture Co
9Th Street
Morsell
Albert L Johnson
Prop
Prince Albert
Serge
Horn
Lushela
Washington Gaslight Co
Tenth Street N. W
Schlitz
Scblitz Brewing Company
Washion
Milwaukee
Hirsh’s Shoe Stores
Seventh St. N. W
K and
L Sts
Randle Highlands
Haudte Highlands
Wupant
Vite
Sila
Selmor
Central National Denk
Cen Nations
Uneeda
Warner
Ike
Abe Litel
Alan
Tadérr
Warners “Ata
Eafe Cure
Tae Genulnesesa
Ths
Ktplpy Institute
T North Capitol Street
Washngton DC
Golem Hia
Circulation Dept
the Post
Daily and Sunday Post
Lowing
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