Police reject call to arrest chauffeur in Roosevelt speed incident
Major Sylvester reports district police followed orders and warned the chauffeur who drove the presidential car at excessive speed during the Great Falls trip. The case is dropped with commissioners, noting no repetition and a prior warning policy for first offenses.
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B. Pickman Mann
Roosevelt
Great Falla of the Potomac
Sunderland Place
Maj
Sylvester
Bicycle Corps
Tim
Court of Appeals
Cabin John Bridge
Mary- Jang
Commodore Sutton Leaves Harbormaster Post for Police Rank
Commodore J R Sutton, longtime harbormaster of the District of Columbia, attended the District Building yesterday to take official leave. On Saturday he becomes a lieutenant in the police department and will continue to act as harbor master, though no longer dealing directly with the Commissioners. He presented an inventory of public property and thanked the Commissioners for their kindness and support.
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J R Sutton
District of Columbia
Tapacity
Commodore Watton
Trig
Congress
Sutton
Macfarland
Rharmaster Sutton
Commodore Sutton
Police Headquarters
Kemp
Three Years for Throwing Lye In Assault Case
Kate Coleman colored was sentenced to three years in the penitentiary for assault with intent to commit mayhem after a jury trial in Criminal Court No 2. She threw lye in the face of another woman, with the incident labeled in the city bulletins as a shocking attack.
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Kate Coleman
Gould
No 2
Coleman
Wires Put Underground in City Progress on Overhead Abolition
Electric Company reports progress in removing overhead lines. Gen George H Harries notes 19 560 feet underground this year and total 41 220 feet removed. Work to continue to convert 32 500 feet more to conduits. Thames Seventh Street and other streets had overhead wiring removed during the year.
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Electric Company
George H Harries
Potomac Electric Power Company
Seventh Street
G Streets
New York Avenue
P Street
Haviland Gold Tableware and Dinnerware Listing
A fragmented 20th century price list details Haviland Gold and Red China pieces including covered dishes sauce tureens breakfast plates floral decorated wares such as Poppy Border and Pink Blossom borders. It names items like tureens soup plates and dessert plates with scattered prices and quantities.
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G ST. NW
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Washington
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Fla. Ave
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Fifth Street
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Ladies and Man’s Cafe
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Washington Asylum
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Richmond
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Horn
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Twelfth Street
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Selinger’s
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