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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1908

Page

31

Firemen for Schools Theaters Urged for Safety

District Women’s Christian Temperance Union asks the commissioners to place a fireman in every public school during hours, citing the Collinwood disaster. The Board and officials deny funding for fire alarm boxes and insist telephonic links with fire headquarters cover all schools.

Womans Christian Temperance Union Clinton Smith Emma S. Shelton Collinwood Ohio Httle Nves Educati Tac Walter € Mien District Electrical enf@meer Tia

Judge backs press in pocketbook theft coverage

Judge Mullowny of the Police Court defended publishing discussions of pocketbook snatching, stating newspapers should expose such crimes to warn the public. He noted a woman’s fear after dark but urged that crime be forcefully brought to public attention to deter offenders and aid safety. The case involved Toseon Adams fined 2 dollars for insulting a woman. the judge urged press vigilance.

Mullowny Toseon Adams Adams Sveral Stocks Goure Mulloway Washington Congresa

Simplified Appropriation Proposal For School Teachers

A letter from 4 percent Cox chairing the Ways and Means Committee proposes changing the way teacher and salary allocations are designated in public schools. The plan would drop itemized designations and set a minimum of 1618 teachers with class by class pay from a total appropriation of 1 243 62. Cox argues the change protects the government from abuse and safeguards funds.

Cox Board of Education Gardner Cox Beleves

Burglary Charge Held Against James Butler in Virginia Avenue Case

James Butler colored 24 Virginia novenus northwest was arrested Sunday by Policeman Strobel for ransacking the JB Lawler balloon at 100 G Street Northwest. He was held by Judge Kimball in $100 bail on housebreaking charges. in default he was committed to jail. Bon Marche at 914 Seventh Street Northwest opens spring decor with palms, flowers, and electric lights.

James Butler Colored Virginia Novenus Northwest Strobel JB Lawler G Street Kimball Jarl Butler

Senator of the Sixties turns to Lincoln tragedy

A Springfield reader quotes a Saturday Evening Post piece claiming exaggerated statements about President Johnson and a Lincoln era senator. The author recalls being in Washington near Ford's Theatre at the time of Lincoln's assassination, noting no planned clash with Confederates and that calm prevailed despite excitement.

Edstor Post Wien Saturday Evening Post Johnson Hila Washington Lincoln Ford Friends of the Union Edwin A Wilson Springfield

Spring Hat display at Goldenbergs features new Charlotte Corday and Russian turbans

Despite poor weather a large crowd browsed Goldenbergs spring headgear collection. The display showcases Charlotte Corday brim styles and Russian turbans with feather trim, plus large hats with wings, velvet roses, and lavish floral trimming. Foliage and mixed flowers dominate, with eccentric shapes largely avoided for broader appeal.

Washington Goldenbergs Charlotte Corday Goldenberg Sailor Ile Caco Malina

WIFE DENIED ALIMONY IN DISTRICT COURT BATTLE

In a District Supreme Court proceeding by Mrs Addie Farrington against Willam H Farrington, temporary alimony and counsel fees were denied after a lengthy hearing before Chief Justice Clibaugh. Mrs Farrington cited cruelty and intemperance. Farrington denied the charges. The couple, married in Baltimore on March 3 1889, have a son, Harry Farrington.

Willam H Farrington W Oitier District Supreme Court Addie & Tarringiom North West Farringtons Clibaugh Farrington Lanington Cinter Anders Farington Baltimore Harry

Peasles Fire official named assistant secretary of DC firm

The board of trustees unanimously elected Mr John McKee, long associated with the Peasles Fire Insurance Company of the District of Columbia, as assistant secretary of the Commercial Fire Insurance Company of the District of Columbia at yesterday's regular meeting. A paste of local notices encourages readers to drop want ads at Newt King’s Pharmacy or branch offices for prompt relay.

John McKee Peasles Fire Insurance Company District of Columbia Commercial Fire Insurance Company Board of Trustees Newt King's Pharmacy Vermont

Oppose Sunday Blue Law Hearing Set on Bills Pending

Washington public and readers nationwide oppose Sunday observance laws as Congress weighs several bills. A Friday morning district hearing will discuss the measures at the District building with public input. Letters from across the United States urge not to enact laws restricting Sunday activities.

Congress Washington United States

Postpone Teachers Session at Washington Primary Institute

Due to the death of Res Charles Albin Smith pastor of Peck Wemarlab Presbyterian Church the first session of the Washington Primary Sunday School Teachers Annual Institute is indefinitely postponed. The second session will be held at Mount Pleasant on August 7 at 7:10 p.m. with devotions by Rev M Rass Fishburn. Additional sessions planned includeThursday 4 p.m. at the WGTCL building Washington DC and Thursday 5 p.m. parents hour at Douglas Mimmenal Eleventh and J1 streets northeast. The Union was organized in 1881 and many prominent Sunday school workers in the District are members. Officers include President Wis He Gray fist vice president Miss Alice XL Pletcherse and vice president Mrs JW Melane. Other officers listed.

Charles Albin Smith Peck Wemarlab Presbyterian Church Washington Mount Pleasant Rass Fishburn Wars Foster Bryner WGTCL Sixth Street Bullang Bryner Stinemetz Douglas Mimnenal Tiletriet SumAas School Association Presktimz Lievotion Brynel Unon Sundss Wis He Gray_ fist Alice XL JW Melane Lapham J E Danson VA Wells Morarian Dick Miller Estant Libraan WE Mules Viavist Hollyday Elbertine Robertson

Lamps for South Branch Road to be erected by commission

City bulletins note Lamps for South Branch Road will be erected from Bowens Road to Boulevard Heights. Officials say the project, requested by Fas Washing on Heights Gilzens Association, aims to improve lighting in the area across seasons, with the plan discussed at yesterday's commission meeting.

South Branch Road Gilzens Association Theouth Bowen Road Bowens Road Boulevard Tleights

Americus Club Invites President to Apr 17 Dinner

The Americus Club at Pitts purg invited the President to its annual dinner on April 17. The President was unable to accept the invitation. Also noted is Arlington Bottling Company, longtime Henrich's Beer sellers, with phone W 34.

Amercus Club Americus Club Pittspurg Henrich’s Maerten Senate—brewery Arlington Bottling Company Aame Old Place

Will Erect Apartment In Northwest District

Watson J Newton buys a north side N Street lot between Twenty flat and Twenty second streets for a three story apartment building 100 feet frontage at 11 a square foot. Boss & Phelps handle Harry Wardmar sale of corner residence at 133 Fifteenth Street NW for occupancy by buyer. James F Wadson purchases 60 foot Girard Street frontage south side between Thirteenth and Fourteenth for an Inn of 700 square feet as a speculation at 1 a square foot. Adjacent to John C Fay residence with 100 feet frontage.

Watson J “Newton Albert Marshall Harrisburg Moore & Hill N Street James F Wadson Stone & Fairs Girard Street Thirteenth Fourteenth Streets John C Fay

Assignee Files Report in District Supreme Court Case

George I Collins assignee reports to Chief Justice Clabaugh in a District Supreme Court proceeding. The bond is required for $315,0837 with the Lone Star Mercantile Association of 134 Fourth Street Northwest named in the record.

Lone Star Mercantile Association Tourth Street District Supreme Court George I Collins Clabaugh Colling

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