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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1908

Page

13

Playgrounds Open Monday for City Children Nationwide

Twenty eight playgrounds will open Monday afternoon for Washington children. Physical directors and teachers oversee sites where thousands of youngsters are expected to take possession. Baseball will be played at American Stage Park as the openings proceed with many names listed among organizers and benefactors.

Washington Veriant Ametan Ftage T Chamber of Commerce Amd Board of Trade Ting Boerstein Kawer & Hartwote Fran Youngdlond Lacy Thomas Colmar Wes Martett Mabel Mies Mins Aleagar Virense Jernie Henle Watley Louisa Verma

Boy Soldier to Be Tried in Deserter Case

A 17 year old, allegedly enlisted in the Marine Corps, was arrested after a citizen report. Investigations identify a second deserter, Seventeen year old Clovelind, as involved in the same incident. The youths were turned over to military authorities for trial.

Marine Corps Trecise Uetbert Kidwel Neader Marne Corps Kimlatt Omarn Senile Reurt Kidweo Intral Offee Fetethes Berman Loth Agussell Clovelind Ofehit Cornel Raur Varine Corps Autier

Fined man accused of assault at Dr Wire home

Dr Henry Wire, a clerk in the federal office, was fined eight dollars by Judge Senball in Police Court after a man named Richard Drumhunt, a real estate clerk, fled and later returned armed with a thirty day notice to vacate. Drumhunt allegedly attacked Wire with a heavy cane before Wire could explain.

Henry ¢ Wire Vudical Post oMes Senball Richard Drumhunt Dr Wires Fourth Street North West Dr Wire Amn

Name fails to shield wife charges nonsupport

A dusky husband who cites Egypt as his birthplace pleads inability to work before Judge De Lacy and requests to serve his sentence. The case follows a chaotic session where three colored youths were arraigned for milk theft and a sobering, tangled narrative unfolds about marriage, money, and misfortune.

Dusky Egypt DeLacy

Overcrowded Boats Spark Government Debate

A garbled report notes complaints about overcrowded boats during an excursion near the river. It mentions a Mr Tare row Su tie dsr ft government limits and calls for action with a local department regarding safety and organization of the boats.

Orcher Offler

City Bulletins and Legal Notices Mixed In One List

A jumble of city notices and items mentions Seeking return of silverware from Caly rt Rosenthal with suspect at large, a shooting charge against George Johnson, judgments, and various local business and service ads. Names, places, dates, and amounts appear in disjointed fragments across a single column.

Rt Rosenthal Vesticlas Eliss Yuna Avenue Alverware

Commissioners Reject Site For Public Power Substation

Congress must authorize use of public land for the Union Station substation before the railroad can build. Washington officials, citing land ownership and cost, reject a government site near Fourteenth Street and Seventh Street Southwest, proposing the railroad pay or relocate to a privately owned location on its own property.

Congress Pennavitania Red Roll Company Charles Carin Verginia McCurln Cawklee Streat Seventh Street Washington Vie Zinta Mio Carlin Rail Now Company Nnde Ues Linse Asack Railcard Rat Atv Pont Tnt Tnt the Substation An But Tempus Platforms Are To Be Used At Kightsy Street Roid Compiis Aretstias

Sentenced Lad Puzzled By Reform School Move

A color ed boy, sent to the Reform School by Judge Delacy, puzzled by his fate and questioned the marshal about the new institution. He expressed disbelief and fear as he confronted the reality of the place and asked where he was being sent.

Place Reform School Oferm & Heal & Ig Judge Delacy

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