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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1905

Page

29

Rush to Resume Large Scale Street and Bridge Work

As spring arrives, reinforced crews resume grading around Union Station and rapid progress on bridges and tunnels. Work on H street and northeast streets restarts, with tunnels and viaducts planned to open by next year, while consults over street grades and earth storage continue with railroads.

Massachusetts Avenue H Street Union Station Third Street South Washington First Street B Street Virginia Avenue Tunnel Cat. Biddle Pennsylvania Railroad Company Ninth and Tenth Streets Virginia and Georgia Avenues Virginia, Avenue Seventh Ninth Streets Col. Biddle B. Saxton Washington, Alexandria

City convention hall plan draws business leaders

Sioney Went, chairman of committees on the hall project, voiced strong interest and urged prompt passage. Former Senator Henderson also advocated involvement, signaling broad support for the movement.

Sioney Whe H.enderson

Lawsuit challenges tall apartment plans on Sixteenth Street triangle

Charles H. Armes and other Sixteenth Street property holders sue District Commissioners to block a permit for a tall apartment building at the triangle bounded by Sixteenth Street Kenesary Avenue and Mount Pleasant Street They argue the project would ruin a residential boulevard and that assessments they paid under a boulevard plan should secure benefits. Congress recently favored paying the triangle for a park but did not act.

Charles H. Armes Sixteenth Street Kenesary Avenue Mount Pleasant Street Arms Morris Street Hhis Armes Congress

Coming Railroad Congress Heads to May International Meeting

George B. E. Hamilton, Baltimore and Ohio legal adviser, told Commissioner Macfarland that about 1000 delegates will attend the International Railway Congress in May, including 300 foreigners and officials from countries with government controlled railroads. Hamilton urged a warm welcome. Macfarland assured courtesy.

George BE. Hamilton Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Macfarland International Railway Congress Atlantic Hamilton

Kann's Spring Opening Showcases New Millinery

Washington shoppers packed Kann's to glimpse the spring collection as the store launched its semi annual opening. The milinery department drew crowds with novel headwear, moving stairs, and a display of colorful hats, parasols, and fine dresses signaling the season ahead. Glitzy florals, greens and browns lead the fashion, with Japanese parasols and new footwear on offer.

Washington S. Kann, Sons & Co Smmart Kann’s

John Brawner Sentenced for Soda Fountain Theft

John Brawner convicted in Criminal Court No 1 for breaking into Richard Mazinger’s warehouse on 359 M Street Southwest and sentenced by Justice Wright to five years. Government alleged he stole a soda water apparatus worth 250 dollars and sold it as junk. Prosecution by Pasley-Smith and Turner. Noelle Pros in Gerus Case.

John Brawner Richard Mazinger M Street Wright Brawner United States Pasley-Smith and Turner

New blue serge suits offer single and double breasted cuts

Shop showcases broad-ware blue serge suits in single and double breasted styles priced at 12.85 each. Availability highlights formal menswear for tailored wardrobes.

Dyspepsia Tablets Claim Safe Digestive Aid

An ad extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe, sensible cure for indigestion and stomach weakness. It emphasizes digestion aid, rest for the stomach, and nourishment, noting the tablets digest 3000 grains of meat per grain and are available at drug stores for five cents per package.

Juart Stuart

Central Labor Union Supports Upholsterers Case

The Central Labor Union backs three indicted upholsterers in a conspiracy case to thwart nonmembers from working. A committee led by Co. A Plan, H. T. Le Clair, and Milford Spohn will coordinate with the local union and may supply funds. defendants Johnston Ackerman and Noldy face $300 bonds after pleading not guilty.

Central Labor Union Co. A Plan H. T. le Clair Milford Spohn George B. Johnston George Ackerman Henry Noldy Uphoolsterers Ralston & Siddings United States Mulloway International Union of North America Ernest A. Nauck Richard Henderson Nauck Mauck Henderson Johnston Burnett

Husband Sues for Absolute Divorce in City Court

City bulletin reports W Palmer Hall suing for absolute divorce from Lottie A Hall with infidelity alleged and a co respondent named. Case lists Attorneys David H Fenton and Elbert S Maloney. Also mentions another divorce suit by Mattie P Billingsley against Chastain M Billingsley. Various local ads and notices follow, including prices and shop names.

W. Palmer Hall Lottie A. Hall Mr Hall David H Fenton Elbert S&s Maloney District Supreme Court Mattie P. Billingsley Chastain M. Billingsley Billingsley H. Thomas

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