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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1907

Page

33

Fire Chiefs to Demonstrate Apparatus at Baltimore Convention

International Association of Fire Engineers directors voyage to Baltimore to review the district burned in 194. In Washington on October 11 the convention features an apparatus exhibit with tests including water throws from multiple engines hydrants and a water tower. Chief Belt will stage alarms and water demonstrations while ensuring city protection.

Chief Belt International Association of Fire Engineers Baltimore G W. Horton Washington Seventh Street Pennsylvania Avenue

Hospital Plans Revised For Tuberculosis Building

Revised tuberculosis hospital plans were submitted by architect Frank Mies Day of Philadelphia to the Commissioners. Modifications aim to keep the project within a $100,000 appropriation with $80,000 for construction and the rest for furnishings. Pavarini & Wyne submitted the lowest bid at $395,000 and will advise if they can perform the $80,000 construction work. Changes include substituting a cheaper brick grade and removing interior decorations.

Frank Mies Day Philadelphia Pavarini & Wyne

Ice Cream Cans Shorter Than Quarts Found in Inspections

Sealer of Weights and Measures Haskell reports a sweep of about 500 ice cream factories and dairies. The district standard requires thirty two ounces per quart. About ten percent failed to meet the rule with at least one case showing thirty ounces in a box. A full report will be prepared for the Commissioners soon.

Haskell Col. Haskell

Protests Against East Capitol Market Site

Rev Charles W Gallagher president of the National Training School for Nurses and Deaconesses files a protest with city commissioners against a proposed market on the east side of North Capitol Street between L and M. He warns the market would hinder the Rust Hall Sibley Memorial Hospital school. A public playground occupies part of the square and Dr H Curtis notes a rental obligation starting April 1 after two years of ground use without charge.

C. W. Gallagher Nurses North Capitol Street Charles W Gallagher National Training School For Rust Hall Sibley Memorial Hospital H. Curtis

Railroad Fence Ordered at Benning Crossing

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad must erect a fence along the Benning crossing right of way per a January plat from the engineer department. If not completed within ten days, the Commissioners will require watchmen at the crossing around the clock for public safety.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Benning Crossing Engineer Department

District notes on Exposition visit and local appointments

District notes record Portsmouth expo visitors urged to make the city home with low-rate accommodations. Anacostia trees planned along Jackson Washington Harrison streets. Police appointments include Gwynne as special officer and replacements at street railway crossings and House of Detention roles. Velvet Kind Tea advert follows.

S .R. Hauger Retail Merchants’ Association Portsmouth Morrow Anacostia Washington Street Adams and Taylor Streets Harrison Street East Pierce Street Macfarland Sylvester Willam Gwynne Eense Eency Lane Avenue Northwest

Charities Fund Helps Disable Man Learn Shoe Repair

A donor to the Golden Book Fund of the Associated Charities received a letter from General Secretary Weller detailing a crippled man, age forty one, aided to establish shoe repair skills. The aid includes $10 to support his livelihood with volunteers helping supply shoes, while his wife has deserted him and his mother, sixty, supports him. Several contributions are listed as received at 811 G Street.

Associated Charities Weller Benetea G Street Golden Book Fund Francis Riggs Eens Welle Cea Perham Ei Behtis Bucabett Walbridge Campbell ‘Carrington Hes Ornders Friend Theaught

District retiring board considers police and fire pension cases

The Commissioners decide to form a retirement board to review retirement applications for all police and fire department members or pensions for widows mothers or children. The board will examine officers and record physical condition cause of disability and length of service to determine eligibility and pension amount.

Aurgeony Police and Fire Departments

Mulhall Promotion Sparks Rail Brotherhood Condemnation

Rail labor groups condemn the promotion of Lieut Mulhall to captain amid charges of conduct unbecoming officers and interference linked to the death of Engineer Murphy when a locomotive overturned at South Street and Maryland Avenue. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers plans printed proceedings for 70,000 members and will inform about 300,000 others through the union. The police trial board is expected to render a verdict within a few days.

Mulhall Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Wedneadhy Weller’s Hall Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Mathews Lieut Hugh Murphy South Street Maryland Avenue Boa.t

New Men on G W U Committee for Site Fund

Alumni committee for George Washington University adds John H Burch Frank H Bigelow George L Edmunds Philip F Lanner Paul N Peck W H H Smith C Thompson William E Whitson Theo N Gill W B Jackson Fulton Lewis Willam Mearns P Portner. Invitations sent for general meeting at the New Willard Hotel next Monday evening. Local ads note cabinets fixtures plumbing and goods at area stores. Street sweeper Thomas jailed then bailed for pocketbook theft. owner’s item restored. Cardinal Gibbons urges Bible reading. Douay Bible edition promoted by John Murphy Co. Electric fixtures portable lights advertised by E F Brooks Co. James town Exposition free trips contest in Sunday Post. The Great Cleaner Magic Renovator advertised at druggists.

G. W. U. Committee George Washington Uuniversity John H Burch Frank H Bigelow George L Hdmunds Philip F Larner Paul N. Peck W H H. Smith C Thompson William E. Whitson Theo N. Gill W B Jackson Fulton Lewis Willam Mearns

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