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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1907

Page

29

Floral Show Ends as Sunlight Shortage Cited

The American Rose Society and Florist Club of Washington wrap a flowering exhibit with President Robert Simpson noting the scarcity of American Beauties due to too little sun. Cups are presented to prize winners. the Queen Beatrice rose sold for 150 dollars to Fred Kramer. Crowds flocked to see the blooms and many received free flowers. Louis Freeman praised for exhibition management.

American Rose Society Flowst Club Washington Robert Simpson American Rosa Society Benjamin Hammond Bissett Florist Club Simpson Boston New York Philadelphia Chicago Florist Club of Washington Louis Freeman

Florists Challenge Express Rates Before ICC

The Society of Innocent Florists urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to set reasonable express rates for cut flowers from Pennsylvania and New Jersey to New York City. Chairman Knapp and Commissioners Clements and Clark heard the complaint, with a ruling expected today.

Aieallug VE Ples Uhl Interstate Commerce Commission Society of Imeecent Florists United States Express Company Pennsylvania New Jersey New York City Tdla Express Knapp Clements and Clark

New Road Superintendent Appointed in District

R Grab Promoted from Assistant Engineer in the Surface Division to superintendent of public ranges of the District. He succeeds Morris Hacker, who resigned recently. Grebifl has six years in District government service and is a Washington College alumnus. Previously he worked on War Department fortification projects and Treasury public buildings.

R Grab Grabill Highway Department Morris Hacker Grebifl Washington College Iii War Department Treasury

Dutch Troops Capture Rebel Stronghold in Celebes

An official dispatch from Celebes says Dutch forces seized a key rebel stronghold after a tough fight. About 280 rebels were killed, including several chiefs, and Dutch troops captured 200 women and 72 men. Dutch losses were reported as insignificant.

The Hague Celebes Dutch East Indies

Streets Work to Start on Tenth and G Streets

Engineer Hunt announced resurfacing will begin Monday with a large force on Tenth street from F to G and another crew on G street from Twelfth to Thirteenth northwest. Pennsylvania Avenue overhaul is postponed due to plan changes by the engineer department and railroad company officials discussed modifications.

Tenth Hunt Tenth Street Twelfth Thirteenth Pennsylvania Avenue Dare

Refair of Streets Orders Road and Carriageways Resurfaced

Acting Engineer Commissioner Morrow issued orders to resurface Ei street southeast between South Capitol and Flint streets at 920 dollars charged to repairs. Subgrade of Good Hope road to be regulated and macadam rolled at 400 dollars, charged to special appropriation for grading and improvements. Carriageway on Twelfth street northwest between F and G streets to be resurfaced at 2220 dollars, charged to repairs to streets. Library Bulletin of Books announces monthly bulletin from the District Public Library. Yee Cream promoted for purity and flavor.

Morrow Ei Street South Capitol Flint Twelfth Street

Protest Over Fire Hydrant Contract Bid

At a hearing before the Commissioners HB J Lane for Florence Iron Works protested the award of a 600 hydrant contract. Bids from American Hydrant Louisville A P Smith New Jersey Ludlow Troy were reviewed by Fire Chief Belt and Lewers McComb. The committee recommended A P Smith at 8 per hydrant, rejected Lane’s claim that Smith was not lowest as pattern compliance outweighed price.

HB. J Lane Florence Iron Works New Jersey American Hydrant Company Louisville Floremes Iron Works A. P. Smith Manufacturing Company Ludlow Valve Company Troy Belt Lewers McComb A. P.smith Company Lana Smith Morrow

Nurses' Examining Board Appoints Five Graduate Nurses

Commissioner Macfarland appointed five graduate nurses to form the nurse examining board under Congress provisions for Washington District registration. Selected are Mrs Sarah Fleetwood of Freedmen's Hospital for 1907, Miss Myra Drake of National Homeopathic Hospital for 1908, Mizeline Douglass for 1909, Miss Elizabeth M Hewitt of Columbia and Children's Hospital for 1910, and Miss Lily Kanely of the Connecticut School for Nurses for 1912.

Macfarland Graduate Nurses' Association Congress Sarah I Fleetwood Freedmen’s Hospital Washington, DC Misa Myra Drake National Homeopathic Hospital Mizeline Douglass Providence Hospital Washington Mien Elizabeth M Hewitt Columbia and Children’a Hospital Washington DC Mine Lily Kanely Connecticut School For Nurses How Haven

Playground Lot Chosen By Commissioners on Seventeenth Street

The commissioners selected a public playground lot bounded by Seventeenth street Gales Clagett and Heres street northeast. The 227563 square foot square is offered by Joseph J Weller for 1000 dollars. A 75000 dollar Congress appropriation funds playgrounds with Dr S Curtis to supervise equipment and 5000 dollars for maintenance supervision and a baseball diamond horizontal bars and other athletic apparatus. The engineer department considers improvements and work will start soon.

Seventeenth Street Gales, Clagett Heres Street Joseph J Weller S Curtis

Requests Rename Fayette Square to Independence Square

John A Joyce of 226 Maryland northeast urges Congress to rename Fayette Square Independence Square. He proposes moving statues of Pulaski Steuben and Washington and swapping Washington with Jackson to honor revolutionary figures in the National Capital. The Commissioners replied the matter rests with Congress.

John A Joyce Maryland Fayette Square Washington Jackson Independence Square Joyce Congress

Extension of Forty-fifth Street plans sent to counsel

City plans and land descriptions for the Forty-fifth Street northwest extension from Wesley Heights to Nebraska avenue were sent to Corporation Counsel Thomas with instructions to pursue condemnation. The process will acquire the land under the Ladies' Aid Society of the First Congregational Church.

Forty-fifth Street Wesley Heights Nebraska Ladies’ Aid Society First Congregational Church Tenth and G Northwest H Oldroyd Ireland Scotland England

Damages Awarded in O'Brien V Freeman's Journal Case

In Limerick on March 15 William O'Brien MP Cork won a $25,000 damages verdict against the Freeman's Journal. Separately the delinquent tax sale of real estate continues, with Tax Collector Davis reporting 2,500 lots sold totaling $75,000, and bidders including Charles H Wiltsie Rochester and Meyer Newman among others.

Limerick Ireland Bel William O'Brien Cork Freeman's Journal O'Brien Davis Davis Sald Charles H Wiltsle Rochester Monague Meyer Newman Frederick Kelly

Miss Ita Hayde Praises Father John's Medicine

Miss Ita Ma Hayde of 242 Washington Ave New York says Father Johns Medicine is a positive remedy for throat and lung troubles. She claims it helped her colds grip and serves as a body builder with four years of beneficial use and guarantees no alcohol or injurious drugs.

Ita Ma. Hayde Washington Ave New York Father Johns Hayde Father John John

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