Ice Prices to Hold as Heat Forecast, 29000 Tons On Hand
Washington consumers expect no price rise as 29000 tons of ice remain on hand and 10000 more due soon. Dealers say supplies are ample, weather must stay hot for any increase, and standard 12 pound blocks at 6 cents likely to persist through summer.
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Ralze of
Price
New York
Samuel A Kimberly
Washington
American Ice Company
Bis
Kcehouses
A Chapin
Chapin Sacka Manufacturing Company
Vir
Chapinorthern
P Willis
Home Ice Company
Condittons
Builders' Licenses Urged After Ickford Collapse
Albert Teele, builder of Twe north street and Hinde Island avenue, urged the Commissioners to revise building rules. He proposed two builder classes, one for brickstoneconcrete structures and another for frame work, requiring licensed architects to prepare plans and specifications and a public hearing for all builders after the apartment house project is completed.
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Ickford
Albert Teele
Archi Cedy
Fraime
Teele
Fire horses for district buy by private contract
The district government will not buy fire horses by public tender. Commissioners advertised for bids from horse dealers. Joseph Fanfman & Son of Baltimore submitted the sole bid at 20 dollars per horse, to supply forty eight horses by June. Specifications require age seven to nine years, height sixteen to seventeen hands, weight 130 to 150 pounds, sound conformation, well broke, and proper color.
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Ietovernment
Joseph Fanfman & Son
Baltimore
Music for Building Opening Chooses Three Choruses
Droop in charge of municipal music program announces three special choruses as a major feature of the building opening celebration on July 4. Public participation invited as committees finalize plans and local forests cooperate on floral decorations to ensure a successful event.
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EH Droop
Baseball game score updates at American League Park
Report notes that scores from the Washington Board of Trade versus Chamber of Commerce game at American League Park will be posted on the park bulletin board around 3 PM with inning by inning results. It also mentions other AL games will be summarized on the bulletin as each game ends.
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Washington Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Philadephia
Philadelphia
Funeral for Dr Florence Donahue Held at Home
Funeral services for Dr Florence Donahue were held at 2 pm at her home 113 Highth Street NW with Rev Charles E B Guthrie officiating. Arlington services and military honors followed, conducted by Encampment 68 Union Veteran Legion and Lincoln Post GAR with active pallbearers from Encampments 69 and other veteran groups.
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Florence Donohue
Highth Street
Charles EB. Guthrie
Hamline M E. Church
Arlington
Donahue
Union Veteran Legion
Henry San~ford
W J Wells
Harrison Dean E . Thompson
Merrell
W H .Bailey
Homer Riggs
Georges Rowe
Oldroyd
Lincoln Post
Gar
Wow Eldringe
Meredith
Treasury Department
Walter Mitchell
Frank T Howe
United States Historical Society
William Braund
A H Ragan
Edgar Sewell
War Department
Llewellyn Elliott
Prefers Gallows to Life for Albert Brown Slaying
Albert Brown colored slayer of his brother Harvey Brown awaits Monday morning execution after President Roosevelt declines to intervene. Brown, small and frail, told Rev John R Roberts he would rather die than life in prison. Pastor will baptize him at the prison and Brown may attend a rotunda service. Ducky Holmes, confined nearby, has aided Brown with letters and missionary work though Brown is illiterate.
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Roosevelt
Stafford Albert Brown
Harvey Brown
John R Roberts
Mr Roberts
Jalil
Roberts
Sunday Brown
Brown
Ducky Holmes
May Hamilton
Brown Holmes
City Bulletins Mixed News and Local Ads
District Commissioners report no flour disputes in the year as Ralph L Gait notes the board of flour commissioners was not called to decide quality disputes. Local ads promote tea coffee prices, board rates for loans, Farragut dining options, a divorced wife restoring her maiden name, probate will filing for Daniel Kealy, and various local services and promotions from hotels, cafes, and merchants.
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Ralph L Gait
Board of Flour Commissioners
Justice Gomd
Harnet A . Sutherland
Harret A Taylor
Daniel
Kealy
Amanda F ' Kealy
Martha V. Kealy
Sas
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Sengte Brewery
Arlington Bottling Company
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Chicago
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Columbia Photo Supply
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Geo. M. Oyster, Jr
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Washington D.C
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Chas. Kaufman & Sons
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Charlotte Walker
Shaw-Walker
Lansburgh Furniture Co
9Th Street
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Capitol
Dupont Circle
Fox Realty Company
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