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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1907

Page

41

Fire chiefs plan October exhibition of apparatus in Washington

International Association of Fire Engineers directors travel to Baltimore then plan a Washington convention with a practical apparatus display October 8 to 11. Chief Belt will trigger a staged alarm near Seventh Street and Pennsylvania Avenue with multiple engines and trucks, followed by water-throwing tests from towers, hydrants, and monitors to showcase equipment and ensure city protection.

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

Hospital plans revised for tuberculosis building

Architect Frank Mies Day of Philadelphia submitted revised tuberculosis hospital plans to the Commissioners to fit a 100000 dollar appropriation. The construction budget is 80000 dollars with the rest for furnishings and equipment. Pavarini Wyne offered 395000, and will be advised if they can complete the work for 80000 in the altered plan. Changes include cheaper brick and removal of interior decorations.

Frank Mies Day Philadelphia Pavarini & Wyne

Ice Cream Cans Shorter Than Legal Quarts Found

Sealer of Weights and Measures Haskell reports inspections of about 500 ice cream factories and dairies. The district standard requires 32 ounces per quart. About 10 percent violated the rule, with one case showing boxes of 30 ounces. A full report will be prepared for the Commissioners soon.

Haskell Col. Haskell

Protests Against East Side Market Plan

Rev Charles W Gallagher president of the National Training School for Nurses and Deaconesses filed a protest with the city commissioners opposing a proposed market on North Capitol street between L and M streets. He warned the market would jeopardize the Rust Hall Sibley Memorial Hospital and the nursing school. A public playground occupies part of the square and Dr H Curtis noted the owner said rental would begin April 1 after two years of free use.

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

Fence at Benning Crossing urged by Commissioners

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

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Benning Crossing Engineer Department

Portsmouth Exposition invite and district street improvements

District notes report Portsmouth gets Jamestown Exposition visitors with low rate ace Eopermcations. Anacostia to plant twenty trees on Jackson street seven on Washington and forty on Harrison. Police recommendations include new appointments, resignations accepted, and promotions at various District facilities. Velvet Kind Quality Tea completes dessert ad.

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

GIVES NEEDY MAN WORK AND SUPPORT

In response to a charity appeal for the golden book fund, donors sent early gifts totaling several dollars. General Secretary Weller described enabling a 41 year old crippled man with locomotor ataxia to train as a shoe repairer, aided by colored volunteers. The fund remains distinct from the association’s main operations and lists early contributions 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 forego

The commissioners decide to retire all police and fire department members or grant pensions to widows, mothers, or children. The board will examine applicants and report physical condition, service injury or disease, and whether disability after fifteen years warrants discharge. Written proceedings must show appointment date, officer age, and record to determine pension eligibility and amount.

Aurgeony Police and Fire Departments

Resent Mulhall Promotion Provokes Railroad Union

Railroad men condemned the promotion of Lieut Mulhall to captain amid charges of conduct unbecoming and official interference tied to the death of Engineer Hugh Murphy. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers planned printed proceedings for 70,000 members and to inform 300,000 more through the union. The case is before the police trial board, with a verdict expected soon.

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 Form Alumni Drive

The George Washington University alumni committee adds John H Burch Frank H Bigelow George L Edmunds Philip F Larner Paul N Peck W H H Smith C Thompson William E Whitson Theo N Gill W B Jackson Fulton Lewis William Mearns P Portner to support a $400000 site fund. Invitations go out for a general meeting at the New Willard Hotel next Monday evening. Numerous local ads and notices follow.

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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