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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1906

Page

11

Sanitary Dispute Over Mott School Health Conditions

Health officer reviews sanitary and lighting concerns at Mott School with board members and witnesses. A Woodward letter supports sanitary status while noting old building limits. Commencement dates for Eastern Central Western and other high schools set from June 14 to June 20. Ina C Steele resigns as art teacher.

E Wiseman Mtinks Mott School Kingsman Committee On Rex Wiseman Curtis Mott Kingeman Woodward Ins Health Department of the District of Columbia Washington, DC Richard Kingsman Ctc East Capitol Street Murray Galt Motter WM C. Woodward Convention Hall Business National Theater M Street Armstrong Normal No 2 McKintley Manual Training High School Normal No 1 High School Franklin Building Ina C. Steele

Typhoid Fever Gains in District Health Report

Five new typhoid cases lifted the weekly total to 26 amid slight drops in diphtheria scarlet fever and smallpox. The week ended with 118 deaths up from last week and 114 births, while 64 whites and 54 blacks died. Quarantine counts and discharges show smallpox cases declining with eight recoveries. Syphilis rose by five new cases with two deaths. total cases under treatment reached 26.

Smallpox Hospital

Knights of Labor Case Continued by Court

Justice Wright postponed the quo warranto trial until Monday due to counsel engagements. The Burns faction sues to determine which side holds the lawful Knights of Labor offices, with Cole and Donaldson for Burns and H KE Davis for the rivals.

Knights of Labor Justice Wright Burns Isaves Cole and Donaldson H Ke, Davis

Hild Seeks Divorce in District Supreme Court

James L Hild filed for divorce from Mary A Hild in the District Supreme Court yesterday. Married February 4, 1999, they have two children. The petition cites infidelity. Attorney W S Davall filed the petition. Separate item notes a voluntary bankruptcy by Alexander S Daggett, a druggist at Vermont Avenue and H Street Northwest, with assets listed at $6900 and liabilities at $5135. Attorney S C Peelle represents the petitioner.

James L. Hild James L Hild District Supreme Court Mary A Hild W. S. Davall Alexander S Daggett Vermont Avenue H Street SC. Peelle

Licenses Issued and Promotions By Commissioners

Commissioners approved official orders including licenses for Arthur J. Tholl and Theodore R. Nexman as master plumbers and gasfitters. Promotions include L G Bouscaren to draftsman at $2 43 per diem and J Birch promoted to rodman at $5 per annum. Also extended horse and wagon hire for sewer field party through March 1906.

Beaton First Street Rhode Island Avenue Q Street First Streets Arthur J. Tholl Theodore R. Nexman L G Bouscaren Rodman Surveyon Engineer Department J ¥. Birch Surveyor Orde

Licensing street preachers proposed by city leaders

Chief of Police recommends forming a committee of ministers from several denominations to regulate time and place for street sermons. Maj Sylvester’s plan would require permits from authorized churches, limiting preaching to designated hours and locations. Central Union Mission and Rev H B Hosley support measures to certify moral character and prevent abuse. Commissioners to decide soon.

Maj. Sylvester May Sylveater Central Union Mission H. B. Hosley Wesleyan Pentecostal Church Hosley Cc. B. Brown

Suit Against Traction Company In District Supreme Court

David Roberts filed in the District Supreme Court against the Washington Railway and Electric Company for 5000 damages claiming personal injuries from being thrown from a wagon and struck by a car. He is represented by attorney Wilton J. Lambert. Also notes local ads and a death: Robert Lee found dead in bed at 987 Liberty Street Southwest, cause apoplexy suspected. body moved to morgue for investigation.

Traction Company David Roberts District Supreme Court Washington Railway and Electric Company Roberts Wilton J. Lambert Gills Pennsylvania Robert Lee Liberty Street Hiedell Mfg. Co D Street Nw Corpa of Mechanica

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