Women Urge Firemen in Each School Building
The District WCTU requests one fireman per school on duty from 9 a.m. until adjournment to safeguard students during day and theater-like events. District Commissioners deny alarms at schools and defend telephonic fire alarm connections as the protection standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Christian Temperance Union
Clinton Smith
Emma S. Shelton
Collinwood
Ohio
Httle Nves
Educati Tac
Walter € Mien District Electrical
enf@meer
Tia
Judge Mullowny backs press on pocketbook snatching cases
Judge Mullowny of the Police Court urged publication of pocketbook snatching reports after a defense attorney criticized news coverage. He argued the press must expose dangers to deter criminals and protect women, stating newspapers have a duty to publish such cases and warn the public. The trial involved Toseon Adams, found guilty of insulting a woman and fined $2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullowny
Toseon Adams
Adams
Sveral Stocks
Goure
Mulloway
Washington
Congresa
Cox Proposes Change in Teacher Appropriation Method
4 percent Cox, chairman of the Ways and Means Committee, urges a new approach to funding public school teachers. He favors eliminating designation of teacher counts and specific salaries, proposing an estimate for 1618 teachers at a minimum pay and a total appropriation of 1 243 G2 to cover all classes. The proposal aims to safeguard government interests and prevent misused funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Board of Education
Gardner
Cox Beleves
Burglary charge tied to Virginia man held in D C
James Butler colored of 24 Virginia novenus northwest was arrested Sunday by Policeman Stro bel for ransacking the JB Lawler balloon at 100 G street northwest. Yesterday Judge Kimball of the Police Court fixed bail at $100. in default he was committed. Butler denies the charge. Bon Marche opens decorated with palms and lights at 414 916 Seventh Street northwest in spring display. The second floor features a miners display of hats with two styles: extra broad brim with high trimmings and the new Russian turban. On the first floor a large stock of spring suits and hats in blue and pink flowers, with trimmings above the crown and broad brims highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Butler Colored
Virginia Novenus
Northwest
Strobel
JB Lawler
G Street
Kimball
Jarl Butler
Bon Marche
Seventh Street
Washington
Thasa
Karmenis Ab
Jt. Putte Company
Autavara
Tus
Ots Om
Pattee
Senator of the Sixties in Lincoln Tragedy Tale
A Springfield reader recalls reading a Saturday Evening Post piece on Lincoln’s assassination era. The letter asserts the article exaggerated claims about Johnson and Confederate sympathizers, noting firsthand presence near Ford's Theatre and urging calm amid wartime emotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edstor Post
Wien
Saturday Evening Post
Johnson
Hila
Washington
Lincoln
Ford
Friends of the Union
Edwin A Wilson Springfield
New Charlotte Corday and Russian Turban Hats at Goldenbergs
Despite foul weather a large crowd visits Goldenbergs to view the spring hat display. The collection features Charlotte Corday styles, Russian turbans, large and medium hats, and sailors with varied trims. Flowers, foliage, and velvet roses enhance elegant, artistic combinations across diverse shapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Goldenbergs
Charlotte Corday
Goldenberg
Sailor Ile
Caco
Malina
WIFE DENIED ALIMONY IN DISTRICT SUPREME COURT RULING
In a long hearing before Chief Justice Clibaugh in the District Supreme Court, Mrs Addie Farrington failed to obtain temporary alimony or counsel fees from William H Farrington of 80 Ninth Street northwest. The couple, married in Baltimore March 31, 1889, have a son, Harry. Mrs Farrington charged cruelty and intemperance. Mr Farrington denied the allegations. A separate request for an absolute divorce on statutory grounds was also denied though details show disputes and a potential corespondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam H Farrington
W Oitier
District Supreme Court
Addie & Tarringiom
North West
Farringtons
Clibaugh
Farrington
Lanington
Cinter
Anders Farington
Baltimore
Harry
Peasles Fire official elected assistant secretary of DC firm
John McKee, long associated with Peasles Fire Insurance Company of the District of Columbia, was unanimously chosen assistant secretary by the Commercial Fire Insurance Company of the District of Columbia at a regular board meeting held yesterday afternoon. If you live near Newt King’s Pharmacy Vermont and want ads, leave them at the Posts branch offices to be forwarded to the publication office for prompt communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 for Friday
public hearing to discuss proposed Sunday observance bills before Congress and by the District Commissioners at the District building. Letters from citizens nationwide oppose Sunday laws, arguing they infringe on liberty and that all work is honorable, with a Fayetteville Ark attorney voicing concern about religious restriction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
United States
Nathan Williams
Fayettevilew Ark
Postpone Teachers Session Due to Pastor’s Death
The first session of the Washington Primary Sunday school Teachers Annual Institute is indefinitely postponed following the death of Rev Charles Albin Smith pastor of Peck Wemarlab Presbyterian Church. The second session will be at Mount Pleasant on August 7 at 7:10 p.m. with devotional by Rev M Rass, then journals for juniors, plans for juniors by Mrs Wars Foster Bryner, and other sessions announced for Thursday at 4 p.m. at the WGTCL building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 to be erected on South Branch Road
City bulletin notes lamps will be erected on the south branch of Bowen road from Bowens road to Boulevard Heights, at the request of the Fas Washing on Heights Gilzens Association, with details pending and seasonal considerations mentioned as a problem. Also lists local ads and upcoming events including aero club banquet notes and Eagles anniversary smoker at Sixth and E streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Branch Road
Gilzens Association
Theouth
Bowen Road
Bowens Road
Boulevard Tleights
Aero Club
Washington
New York
Saturda
Wilks L Moore
Weather Bureau
Lauim LA
Fort Myer Va
Wim
Washington Aerie
Order of Eagles
E Streets
Americus Club invites president to annual dinner
The Americus Club at Pitts purg invited the President to attend its annual dinner on April 17. The President was unable to accept the invitation. Arlington Bottling Company promotes Henrich's Beer honoring twenty years of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amercus Club
Americus Club
Pittspurg
Henrich’s
Maerten
Senate—brewery
Arlington Bottling Company
Aame
Old Place
Will Erect Apartment on N Street Site Northwest
Watson J Newton bought a north side N Street lot between Twenty first and Twenty second streets NW for a three story apartment house, price 11 per square foot. Harry Wardmar buys corner residence at 133 Fifteenth Street NW for occupancy, value 950. James F Wadson purchases 60 foot Girard Street frontage for Inn serving as speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson J “Newton
Albert Marshall
Harrisburg
Moore & Hill
N Street
James F Wadson
Stone & Fairs
Girard Street
Thirteenth
Fourteenth Streets
John C Fay
Assignee Reports Aedes A reyore Case in District Supreme Court
George I Collins as assignee filed the report as Lone Star Mercantile Association of 134 Tourth street northwest appeared in district court. Chief Justice Clabaugh required Collins to post bond for 315,0837. The assets aggregate to 315,0837 in the filing recorded yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star Mercantile Association
Tourth Street
District Supreme Court
George I Collins
Clabaugh
Colling
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Sprngfield
Witter
Draws Feminine
Peck
Leah Loeb
Leah
Pennnylvania Avenue
Samuel Albert
Gallery OF Foreign Arts
Dupont Circle
Sheffield
Friedlander
Friedlander Brothers
Baltimoer Merchant
Lander Brothers
Prac
Vienna
Goodyear Rubber Co
Friedlander Bros
City Bulletins
Hasset
Ise Lana
Caruthers
Commissionere
New York Avenue
Butmore and Ohlo Raiscad Company
Hotel Johnson
Afc Service A
la Caile Business
Connecticut
Steves
Muddiman
J Newton
Aedes
Potomac
N. W
Uneeda
Real Cravenette
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
Lansburgh Furniture Co
Inter-Ocean Building
Ninth Street
McConnell
Averier
Bamk
Duffy
Rochester
O'Donnell
the System Co
Wabash Ave
Chicago
Reed
Berns Swealy
Washington. Gaslight Co
Castelberg’s
Opticians
Penna. Ave
Jo Qerlet
Von
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Selinger
Corver'en
Belus
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Washington Post
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