Garbage service must improve at once for Washington Fertilizer Co
The Washington Fertilizer Company contractor for district garbage removal must meet contract terms or the district will run supplementary service at the contractor's expense. Superintendent Stidham reports widespread neglect across Mount Pleasant, Washington Heights, and outer districts with fines totaling more than earlier months, and outlines a bi and tri weekly service demand. He notes the contract may expire November 30 and says bids may rise due to expanded paved areas.
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Washington Fertilizer Company
Stidham
West
Stutler
Commissioner West
Mount Pleasant
Washington Heights
Tidham
Haskell Typewriter Sale Scrutinized by Auditor
Ernest G. Thome, state auditor, objects to a voucher for purchasing a typewriter for the sealer of weights and measures from Mr. Haskell in his official capacity. The voucher is approved and receipts signed by Haskell, who also sold the machine for $10 below appraised value. Simms will report to Commissioner West on the matter.
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Ernest G. Thome
Timme
Haskell
Cne
R. Haskell
Simms
West
Questions for Police Census in District
Commissioners approve a police led annual census limited to sex color and age. Macfarland plans the questions as others propose broader stats like tuberculosis victims and occupations. Maj Sylvester to receive census books for April 12 timing and details including manpower and day or night enumeration.
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Macfarland
Washington Homeopathic Medical Society
Maj
Sylvester
Policeman Hille Hearing Denied by Police Commissioner Support
Commissioner Macfarland backs West in denying Wilton J. Lambert's appeal for a hearing for Policeman J. F. Hille. Lambert to seek writ of certiorari from District Supreme Court after the board’s recommendation to fine 350 is upheld, arguing commissioners lack power to increase the penalty.
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Macfarland
3 West
Hile
Commissioner West
Wilton J. Lambert
J. F. Hille
West
William P Burge
Lambert
District Supreme Court
Police Trial Board
Real estate groups press for national banking supervision
President S J Masters of the People's Bank argues in a letter to Commissioner Macfarland that real estate firms, corporations accepting deposits, bankers, and building and loan associations should be supervised by the Comptroller of the Currency or a District Commissioner. He notes savings banks alone are insufficient to justify separate oversight. He warns including building and loan associations and deposit-taking entities would require full-time supervision.
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People’s Bank
S. J. Masters
Macfarland
Washington
Nash sues district for rent on O Street armory
Franklin P. Nash, acting through Hamilton and Colbert, filed suit in the District Supreme Court seeking $720 in rent for premises 706 and 108 O Street Northwest from March to November 1904. The former armory of the District of Columbia National Guard is cited, with Nash arguing tenancy continued after militiamen moved to other quarters and government property remained on site until removal in November 1904.
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Franklin P. Nash
O Street Armory
Hamilton & Colbert
District Supreme Court
Columbia
O Street
District of Columbia National Guard
Nash
New Trial Overruled in Holtzman Elevator Case in DC
Justice Barnard overruled a motion for a new trial in the case where Mrs Jennie W Holtzman won $10,000 against Capital Construction Company for injuries from an elevator fall at the Portner apartment house. The Post also lists grocery specials and local notices, advertisements, and upcoming talks on religious education and colonial history.
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Mra
Jennie W Holtzman
Capital Construction Company
Justice Barnard
Holtzman
Portner
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Oxford
Saks & Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventh Street
Mayer & CO
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Seiaest
Health Department
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Geo. M. Oyster, Jr
Connecticut Ave
China
Japan
Herrmann
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Alaska
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ZEA
Cor. 7Th and
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Atell Drug
Nerc
A. Kahn
F Street
Aeert
Kahn
Potomac
Berkefeld
Minth Street
Manassas
Society of the Army of the Potomac
Wdenassad
Mrc. George
Cee Shairman
The
Manaasas
Ranemmenta
Iwiaton
Masters
M. Selan’s
Messige
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
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Sevar Se
W. L. Douglas
Becaus
W. L. Dou
W. L. Daniels
St.Louis Republic
W.L. Douglas
Corona
New Illustrated
Oltakin
Corona Colt
Brockton
Mass
W. L Douglas
Brezay
An, Ave, NW
City Bulletin
Wagner
Nelson’s
Navy Beans
Gt. J. T D. Pyles
Louisiana Avenas
James F. Oyster
8Th Pa
America
Waldman
Iith St
Fogels
Barclay
Tobias Bush
Reisinger
Harris
Soldiers’ Home
G. Daniells
General Conference of
Seventh-day Adventists
Pythian Temple
Ninth Street
Massachusetts Avenue
T Jones
A. Eberly’s Sons
7Th St
Wintame
Sunday Post
Andrew EB
Graves
Eighth Street
Affreck
Kesney
Jeffries
William R. Jeffries
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Russia
Nat. Cap. Brewing Co
Munich
Hotel Johnson
New York
Tae
Muddiman & Co
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Jug
Post
Avorite Ewspayer
Tefft & Co
Crossett
Friedlander Bros
Cor
Hells
Hecht
Horn
the People’s Whiskey
McGuire
Ceres
Pollet
N. W
Victor
John F. Ellis. & Go
Jackson Bros Aas
Platina
R. P.andrews Paper Co
la. Ave
Selinger S
Bet Ben E Om
Colonial Wine Co
6Th St. Hanreeadieries
Vermont
John H. Magruder
Cor. Conn. Ave
K St
Littlefield, Alvord & Co
Castelberg’s
Optician
Elias Raff Liquor Co
7Th St. S. W
Erwick
Fitzmorris
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