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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1907

Page

11

WILL BUY KEY HOUSE OFFICERS Eulogized at formation

Washington citizens at the University Club organized the Francia Scott Key Memorial Association to purchase and maintain the Key house. Admiral Dewey and Admiral Schley addressed the meeting with Macfarland and Key Smith outlining the plan. Hugh Taggart owns the residence and will sell to the association for a fair price. funds will be raised by subscription. incorporation filed January 17.

Washington University Club Francia Scott Key Memorial Association George Dewey W. S. Schley Macfarland F. 8 Key Smith Key Mr. Smith Admiral Dewey Navy Admiral Schrey Waap Hornet Baltimore Dutch West Indies Flaen Job Barnanl William Y. Dennis Else Stuart McNamere Wiliam H. Dennis Association Admiral Schley W. P. Hoover Justice Barnard Stuart McNamara Thomas H Anderson Henry C. Nicholson G. W. Phillips Hugh Taggart Samuel Bimith America Boston

Prizes for Needle Work at Kanns Store Exhibit

Cash prizes ranging from 2 to 5 were awarded last night in S Kann Sons & Co artistic needle work and embroidery exhibit held over two weeks. Winners include Mrs Robert Callum Mrs Bonahine Mrs Harris and many others. judges were Mrs C E B Clifton Mrs A L Clarke and Mrs Elizabeth Stuart. Over 2,000 visitors attended and more than 600 pieces were shown. exhibition runs until Monday night.

John Depou Olof Greatham Place Northwest Mauslehon Eleventh Atest Sarch Stone Charles White Lucy Stark Carl Read J. W. Knowles Vaughs U_atredt northwest Frank Biles Alice Lewis Viola Jasper C. EB. Clifton A. L. Clarke Elizabeth Stuart

Temporary aid for sick and detention wards sought

The district appropriation bill allocates 3000 for almshouse repairs adjoining the Washington Asylum Hospital to provide temporary housing for chronic, convalescent, insane, and alcoholic patients. The Board of Charities urges Congress to fund proper detention wards on the tuberculosis site and to use Emergency Hospital under contract until then. Heavy sentence pleased authorities after Thomas Williams, colored, was fined for operating a car without the owner’s consent, damaging fire department equipment, drunkenness, and wrecking a ladder. Professor Bell’s condition improves after three weeks of illness. he remains bedridden at 1333 Connecticut Avenue but shows signs of recovery.

Washington Asylum Board of Charities Kimball Thomas Wiliams Williams

District notes on Benning road widening and staff changes

A favorable report to Congress requests widening Benning road to accommodate a 110 foot grid instead of 126. The old District pumping station at Seventeenth and U streets NW will be sold at public auction after a new Bryant street station near the reservoir is completed. District employees take extra clerical posts after hours to prepare tax sale certificates at 75 cents per hour, led by E G Davis with Waldo C Hilbs Ralph B Pratt and others. work starts mid March. O S Velvet Kind Best Ice Cream is promoted as ideal dessert and is carried by druggists.

Congress Benning Road Seventeenth Bryant Street E. G. Davis Waldo C. Hilbs Macfarland Ralph B Pratt West

Telegrams From Telegraphers Foil Plan To Kill Labor Bill

Telegraphers flooded Congress with telegrams to pressure lawmakers against a labor hours amendment. Tailroads chairman allegedly coordinated covert messaging while operators, paying tolls, sent thousands of petitions. Messages filled desks in both Senate and House as offices and corridors rang with telegram traffic.

Legislative Committee Knights of the Key Oiece Senate House

Letter to Capt Oyster over Cardozo trial remarks

Henry B. Davis writes from bed with grip to Post editor rebutting Capt. Oyster's claim he received no letter. Davis says he sent a note to Oyster's business address Wednesday for delivery before noon, via his office boy, and that Oyster’s cler k received it. no acknowledgment yet.

Oyster Cardozo

Cardozo Names Witnesses For School Board Trial

Cardozo lists seventy two potential witnesses for his defense in the school board trial. The lineup includes Dr Chancellor supervising principals and other school officers and teachers. Expected return of Supt Chancellor from Chicago Monday morning to serve as first witness.

Francis L. Cardozo Board of Education Washington Chicago

Urge Change in Smoke Law Aides Meet Commissioner

A union labor delegation led by John Riggins and including H F Sydkman R M Kephart H G McComas Charles A Oakley and E J Humphrey urged amending smoke law D 50 to allow dense smoke for three minutes each hour. Commissioner Macfarland opposed any amendment permitting engines to enter the District under looser conditions.

John Riggies Central Labor Union H. F. Syedkman International Association of Machinists R. M. Kephart Maddishists' Union H. G. McComas Charles A. Oakley Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen E. J. Humphrey Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Macfarland

Prisoners with Records Identified by New York Authorities

New York officials identify two prisoners held in the local jail as Matthew McNeill alias Joseph Piggott and John Burny alias Al Palmer. Burns alias Worcester Whitey is linked to prior robberies and parole violations. McNeill arrested for jewelry theft from George H. Irv. The men are noted as having prior criminal records.

Police New York State Prisons’ Board Matthew McNeill Joseph Piggott John Burny al* Palmer United States Grand Burns Grant New York Worcester Whitey Auburn McNeill George H. Irv New York City Mooney

Woman Smells Gas and Rescues Friend in House

Nellia Skivington of 218 C Street Northwest detected illuminating gas in the bedroom of her friend Miss Wynne Wynne age sixty. She broke the door open and found Wynne unconscious. A physician and hospital doctors revived her and she was taken to Casualty Hospital in serious condition. It is believed Wynne turned on the gas accidentally while preparing her garment.

Nellia Skivington C Street Mise Wynne Wate

City News In Brief With Injuries And Local Incidents

James Martin of 1338 South Capitol street improved at Providence Hospital after being assaulted by a mob Tuesday night near South Capitol and streets. Captain F F McCathran remains partially paralyzed from a cerebral hemorrhage suffered Monday morning. Bicycle Policeman A F Williams was thrown from his bike on Twenty first street when a defective head post failed, injuring his face. Mary Read, 34, admitted to Emergency Hospital with a leg fracture, her husband Henry Reed held for assault. Ten year old Harvey Clark located after going missing from South Carolina avenue. Mrs Flora Adams Darling learned of the death of her sister-in-law Mrs John Quincy Adams of New York, a Raleigh guest this year. William A Haley contracted to lead his band at Lane Park from June 9 to 12.

James Martin South Capitol Street South Capitol Providence Hospital F. F. McCathran Fifth Precinct Edmund Barry McCathran Pennsylvanis Avenue F Williams Williams Sourdman Flora Adams Darling John Quincy Adams New York Adams Gutsis Raleigh William A. Haley Han Lane Park

Education Association discusses servant problem and conditions

Speakers at a Public Education Association meeting at the New Willard urged better conditions for employed servants. The event, tied to a new District employment agency law, featured remarks by Representative Sulzer Judge De Lacy and William F Downey. Mrs Gutterman and Mrs Barrett urged training for workers, with Barrett backing municipal bureaus.

Sulzer de Lacy Juveale Court William F. Downey West Milton Rosenau J. M. Gutterman Kate Waller Barrett F. Leslie Ransome Miriam Lee Harley Sam@en N. J Commissioner West Barrett

Stamp Design Approved For Jamestown Exposition Stamps

Postmaster General approves a one cent stamp green in color and a two cent Carmine stamp for the Jamestown Exposition. Designs feature Captain John Smith, Pocahontas, Powhatan, and the landing of the first settlers. Stamps produced by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing and go on sale April 26 at post offices nationwide.

Genera Cortelyou Geveral John Smith Powhatan Jamestown Bureau of Engraving and Printing United States

Mother Reclaims Daughter After Fugitive Arrest in Washington

Mrs Dora Jefferson of 30 South Carey Street Baltimore arrives in Washington to reclaim her fifteen year old daughter Emma Jefferson, seized here as a fugitive from home. She departs for Baltimore with her mother after the arrest on Wednesday afternoon.

Dora Jefferson South Carey Street Baltimore Washington Emma Jefferson Nome

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