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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1907

Page

39

Duty to Light Lamps Rebuffs Strike Committee

Commissioner Macfarland told a Central Labor Union delegation that he would light extinguished street lamps himself if they had been put out by interfering individuals. He urged enforcement of the law against lamp tampering, praised police support to relight lamps, and emphasized the city’s contract obligations with the American Lighting Company to protect workers and contractors.

Central Labor Union Macfarland John Riggles Henry C Btein Joseph A. Torilio Lamp Lighters’ Union American Lighting Company of Baltimore Lamp Lighters American Lighting Company Torlllo Thoas Iaw Mr. Macfarland Avery

Morton protests fire escape order for Shoreham Hotel

Levi P Morton former Vice President and Shoreham Hotel owner files a protest with the Commissioners against a new fire escape law requiring corridors to each floor in buildings over thirty feet Morton argues the alterations would force conversion of twenty one rooms into corridors and contends existing exits would suffice in a fire with three rear escapes one side exit and two large stairways and elevators available to occupants.

Levi P Morton United States Shoreham Hotel Morton Toe

Health Officer Proposes Food Business Register Rule

Woodward drafts a new regulation requiring every food business manager to register full name address and business type with the local health officer. Changes in management must be reported within five days. penalties up to 25 dollars per offense. Commissioners to refer the order to Corporation Counsel Thomas for action.

Woodward Businss Br Woodward Corporation Thomas

Fire Chiefs Meet Today for Annual Convention Plans

The International Association of Fire Engineers board meets at 10 this morning in Chief Belt’s office at headquarters C Street NW. Members include President George Kellogg Sioux City Iowa and others from Roanoke Baltimore Dallas Louisville Jacksonville and more. The session aims to finalize details for the thirty fifth annual convention in this city, October 7. The association includes chiefs from paid and volunteer departments in major cities across the United States Canada Mexico Australia Great Britain and key European nations.

International Association of Fire Engineers Chief Belt C Street Northwest George G Kellogg Sioux City Iowa James McFall Roanoke George W. Horton Baltimore J F McGee Dailes Tex Philip Tyson Loulaville T W. Haney Jacksonville Fla United States Canada Mexico Australia Great Britain Europe

District orders annual reports due by September 1

Commissioner Macfarland instructs heads of district departments to file annual reports for the year ending June 3 by September 1 as protest grows against issuing a public bowling alley license to J B Hyman at 162 Seventh Street NW. Neighbors oppose the siting as detrimental to the area. Acting viewer Commissioner Morrow disapproves a petition to build a Picarenque stone arch on Newark Street. Roads chief Hacker says the improvement is not warranted. Floral pieces by Gade praised for designer merit. 121 Fr

Macfarland J. B Hyman Seventh Street Northwest Irving Cleveland Park Newark Street Reno Road Morrow Hacker

Ego Society to Entertain Boys of 44 at G A R Hall

The Ego Society announces its first public entertainment by the Boys of ’44 at the G A R Hall on Thursday night. Admission is free with a program of vocal and instrumental music, addresses on Clay Polk and Molsy, and reminiscences of the year the members first saw light. Silk badges read Ego Society or Boys of ’44 and Age Not a Crime. The nonsectarian nonpolitical group aims to show age is not a crime and to grow old gracefully like Moses.

Ego Society G. A .R Hall Clay Polk Molsy Hight Heo Society Hoo Society Ita Moses Boye Abiora

Nurses' Board Organizes and Elects Leaders

The nurses examining board sworn in at the District Building with Miss Kanely Miss Hewitt Miss Douglas Miss Drake and Miss Fleetwood. Milas Hewitt elected president and Misa Douglass secretary treasurer. The act requires registration in DC after ninety days with age over twenty three moral character and diploma from a registered nursing school.

Kanely Miss Hewitt Miss Douglas Miss Drake Miss Fleetwood Milas Hewitt Misa Douglass District of Columbia Nuraes’ Examining Board Nurses' Examining Board

Woman Passenger Ya Hysterical On trip to California

In city notices a Philadelphia woman passenger Mrs Guasle Wine was taken from partners and Ohio station to Emergency Hospital yesterday suffering hysteria. Mrs Wine travels with husband and children en route to California, journey to resume when patient can travel.

Guasle Wine Philadelphia Partners Ohio Donnelly

For Sale Business Properties Across City Blocks

A dense set of classified property notices lists numerous for sale offers. Listings describe frontages on New York Avenue and Fourteenth Street, prices from 10 to 40 dollars per foot, several corner and storefronts, rental incomes from 105 to 4600 yearly, and mentions of improvements and estate settlements. Many blocks west of Ninth and near Thirteenth to Fourteenth streets are highlighted with prices and potential quick profits.

Thirteenth New York Ave Fourteenth St Fourteenth

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