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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1905

Page

39

Opposed to Open Cut Tunnel on First Street

District Commissioners reject Senate open cut plan for the Pennsylvania Railroad tunnel under First street northeast between B and C streets. They cite tree loss, streetcar disruption, and retrack care, urging tunnel construction with deeper foundations or piles to protect the Senate office building foundation.

Senate First Street Pennsylvania Railroad Senate Office Building Commission Senate Hall Union Station Cullom Pennsylvania Railroad Company Tac New York Jewell Construction Company Macfarland Commissionengy Congressional Library Library of Cong Tess Col. Biddle Capitol Grounds House of Representatives

February Building Report and Smoke Law News

Building inspector Ashford reports permits for new structures totaling 738,509 last month. The listing includes brick and frame dwellings, repairs, apartment houses, electric equipment, heating, elevators, and sheds with various costs. Also notes no current District law against soft coal but emissions may violate regulations. District employees’ debts to the Co operative Association are sought to be collected. Librarian Bowerman proposes donating worn library discards to charitable and penal institutions. A Roosevelt portrait with a facsimile signature is to be given away with The Washington Post on March 4.

Ashford T. C. Daniel Woodley Inn Wisconsin Massachusetts Avenues Woodward

Smoke Law Fines Meted by District Police Court

Four defendants faced the District Police Court for smoke law violations. Fines totaling 150 dollars were levied in three cases, while one defendant demanded a jury trial and was continued. Simon Kann and James H. McIlhenny pleaded guilty and offered explanations, receiving 50 and 50 dollars respectively. Lindley El. Sinclair also received a 50 dollar fine. Raleigh H. Meier requested a jury trial. his case was continued indefinitely. Additional warrants were sworn for John Mel Dodson, Robert L. Middleton, and James F. Broadbent for alleged violations on February 27, with hearings likely the next day.

Scott Simon Kann S. Kann, Sons & Co Eighth Street James 8. McIlhenny Washington Gas Light Company Twenty-sixth G Streets Lindley el. Sinclair Potomac Electric Power Company Fourteenth B Streets Raleigh H. Meier Columbia Twenty-eighth Street Virginia Avenue Inspector Wollard Health Office Pugh John Mel. Dodson Godey Twenty-seventh Access Northwest Robert L. Middleton Georgetown Gas Light Company Thirtieth M Streets James F. Broadbent Frazee

Presentation of Frances Willard photograph at Central High

Miss Frances E Willard’s photo was presented to Central High School by the Central Y branch of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union. Mrs D P Blaine spoke, Principal Wilson accepted, Rev Dr Greene praised Willard’s life, and students closed with America. The 2 by 3 foot photograph will be hung in the main corridor.

Frances E. Willard Central High School Frances F. Willard Central Woman's Christian Temperance Union Iwi D. P. Blaine Wilson Greene Calvary Baptist Church Lfe Willard America

Song Recital at New Willard Draws Local Talent

At the New Willard this afternoon Miss E Killingsworth will be assisted by barytone Mr Francis Rogers. Four young ladies at two pianos will render Verdi operas Ermani and Lombardi in concerted unison. Miss Lieberman mentors the pianist quartet including Louise Pattison Sue Burrows Daphne Thompson and Sadie Lloy Allary. Lettie Beard died yesterday in Garfield D C from burns suffered Tuesday. Coroner Nevitt ruled accidental death. Car 243 of the Capital Traction Company collided with a carriage at Pennsylvania Avenue and Four-and-a-half Street NW. both rear wheels damaged, no injuries. Washington Southern Ry warns of temporary station operations March 1–6 due to inauguration.

Willard E. Killingsworth Brown Francis Rogers Barytone Verdi Ermani Lombardi Louise Pattison Sue Burrows Daphne Thompson Sadie Lloy Allary Lieberman Miss Brown Lettie Beard Garfield D. C Nevitt

Inaugural Week Ads and City Notices Bundle

A crowded city bulletin mixes prices at grocers and general vendors with notices and ads. It mentions Best Bee NE Fame cereal, various produce prices, and shopping names like Havenner's Cream Biscuits, J.T. D. Pyles, and Forest City Soap. Also referenced are Roosevelt and Fairbanks cartoons, souvenir badges, and inaugural guest provisions at Ruth Provision Co. with oysters, sausages, and condiments.

Forest City J.T. D. Pyles

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