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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1908

Page

8

Firemen for Schools Theaters Urged as Safeguard

District W C T U president Mrs Clinton Smith and secretary Emma Shelton call for one fireman in every public school building during hours to protect pupils, citing Ohio Ohio Collinwood disaster. Commissioners deny refusal to install fire alarms. telephones connect to fire headquarters and alarms assigned to each school.

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 publicity on pocketbook snatching cases

Police Court records show Judge Mullowny endorsing newspaper discussion of pocketbook snatching to deter crime. In a case involving Toseon Adams, charged with insulting a woman, Adams was found guilty and fined. The judge urged press coverage to warn the public and deter criminals, criticizing limited protections for women.

Mullowny Toseon Adams Adams Sveral Stocks Goure Mulloway Washington Congresa

Cox proposes reform to school teacher appropriation method

4% Cox, chair of the Ways and Means Committee, urges replacing designations of teacher numbers and annual salaries with a flat minimum pay per class. He suggests inserting an item for 1618 teachers at the minimum rate within a total appropriation of 1 243 G2, aiming to safeguard government funds and prevent abuse.

Cox Board of Education Gardner Cox Beleves

Burglary charge and Bon Marche opening display

James Butler colored of 24 Virginia avenue northwest was held by Judge Kimball in $100 bail on a housebreaking charge after police say he ransacked JB Lawler’s bag at 100 G Street NW. Bon Marche at 414 9th Street NW opens with lavish spring displays of gowns hats and suits, featuring broad brim and Russian turban hats with extensive floral trimmings and a large second floor devoted to millinery.

James Butler Colored Virginia Novenus Northwest Strobel JB Lawler G Street Kimball Jarl Butler Bon Marche Seventh Street Washington Thasa

Senator of the Sixties idol in Lincoln tragedy letter

Edwin A Wilson recalls meeting Lincoln era figures and refutes claims linking Johnson policies to Lincoln’s assassination. He notes Washington proximity during Ford's Theater event and asserts no predicted Confederate clash occurred. The letter from Springfield Illinois dated March 6 provides a measured reaction to the era's sensational accounts.

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

Spring Hats On Display At Goldenbergs In Rich New Styles

Despite bad weather a large crowd visited Goldenbergs to view spring headwear. The display featured Charlotte Corday and Russian turban styles, large and medium hats, vivid flower trimmings, and elegant wings and feather effects. Foliage and mixed floral trims dominate, with diverse colors and shapes appealing to youth and adults alike.

Washington Goldenbergs Charlotte Corday Goldenberg Sailor Ile Caco Malina

WIFE DENIED ALIMONY IN DISTRICT COURT ACTION

In a District Supreme Court proceeding, Mrs Addie Farrington sought temporary alimony and counsel fees from William H Farrington, alleging cruelty and intemperance. the court denied the request after a lengthy hearing before Chief Justice Clibaugh. Farrington and his wife, married in Baltimore in 1889, have a son, Harry. A separate notice announces spring attire at J Putte Company showing dresses, coats, gowns, and new tailoring options.

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

McKee elected assistant secretary at Commercial Fire Insurance Co

Mr John McKee, long associated with Peasles Fire Insurance in DC, was unanimously elected assistant secretary of the Commercial Fire Insurance Company of the District of Columbia at yesterday afternoon’s board meeting. Readers in Burlington area may leave ads at Newt King’s Pharmacy and Posts branch offices to be relayed to the publication office.

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

Public hearing on Sunday blue laws faces opposition

Washington residents and many across the United States oppose Sunday observance bills being considered by Congress. A Friday morning district hearing will discuss the proposed laws, with letters from citizens and an Arkansas attorney urging opposition and warning against restricting all days equally.

Congress Washington United States

Postpone Teachers Session and Institute Notes

The first session of the Washington Primary Sunday School Teachers Annual Institute is indefinitely postponed due to the death of Res Charles Albin Smith. The second session will be held at Mount Pleasant on August 7 710 followed by devotional by Rev M Rass Fishburn. Third session Thursday at 4 pm at the WGTCL building 522 Sixth Street NW with lesson talks by Mrs Wars Foster Bryner and others. The union, organized in 1881, lists officers and field workers among prominent district Sunday school workers. Leah Loeb declared bankrupt with creditors filing proceedings yesterday at 621 Pennsylvania Avenue.

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 Bowen Road

City bulletin notes lamps will be erected on the south branch of Bowen road from Bowens road to Boulevard Lights to be installed in all seasons. Also advertised are bread and pineapple products, grocery items, and an Aero Club banquet in New York with notable attendees including Prof Wilks L Moore and Lieut Lauim.

South Branch Road Gilzens Association Theouth Bowen Road Bowens Road Boulevard Tleights Hotel Johnson Afc Service A la Caile Business New York Connecticut Aero Club Washington Saturda Wilks L Moore Weather Bureau Lauim LA Fort Myer Va Wim

Americus Club invites president to annual dinner

The Americus Club at Pitts purg invited the President to attend their annual dinner on April 17, but he was unable to accept. Also noted: Arlington Bottling Company and Henrich's Beer sales for twenty years, with the same bottling site in use.

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

Apartment Erection Noted In Harrisburg Sale

Watson J Newton bought a north side N Street lot between Twenty fourth and Twenty second streets northwest for a three story apartment structure at 11 per square foot. Boss Phelps state Harry Wardmar buys 133 Fifteenth Street NW corner home at 950 occupancy in two months. James Wadson acquires 60 foot Girard Street frontage between Thirteenth and Fourteenth for a 700 square foot inn at 1 per square foot, adjacent to John C Fay residence with 100 foot frontage.

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

Assignee Reports Assets in Lone Star Mercantile Case

George I Collins assignee filed the report in District Supreme Court. Chief Justice Clabaugh required Mr Colling to post bond for 3150837 dollars. The assets aggregate 3150837.

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

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