Ridgely to Draft District Financial Supervisory Bill
Commissioner Macfarland seeks federal backed supervision of district financial institutions including unincorporated banks and building loan associations. Comptroller Ridgely backs a draft bill for Congress. study of U S laws to guide draft underway. Additional meetings planned as banks press for deposit taking and fiduciary supervision.
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Macfarland
Ridgely
Incorporated Banks
Congress
Macfariland
Comptroller
Comptroller's Office
United States
Ridgley
Wires to be removed near McLean residence
Gen George H Harries vice president of the Washington and Electric Company says wires supplying light to John R McLean on Tennallytown road will be removed to avoid friction or litigation. He notes the district lacks authority to compel removal but acts at McLeans earnest request. Commissioner Macfarland welcomes compliance yet warns future removals will occur if wires become dangerous.
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Electric Company
George H. Harries
Washington and Electric Company
John R. McLean
Tennalytown Road
Gen Harries
McLean
Gen. Harries
Macfarland
West plans hearing on dirt wagon regulation for city streets
Commissioner West outlines a proposed amendment to police rules to require dirt hauling wagons to be dirt tight. Hearing will invite contractors and interested residents to discuss the plan, not immediate adoption, but a future date such as January 1, 1906. The goal is to curb dirt dropped by wagons and reduce resident discomfort while addressing annual city cleaning costs.
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West
District Building Notes And City Deliberations
The George A. Fuller Company, contractor for the Trumbull Street pumping station building, will be recalled by the Commissioners to repair minor defects at the end of the probation year. Charles A. Wardle of New York, linked to Commissioner Henry L. West, visits for the automobile show. Lambert & Baker seek pay for Dr. H. W. Barker’s suspended period. Dr. Woodward says no service or pay due. George A. Hyde resigns as assistant inspector. Charles S. Shaw named his successor with zero salary. The Vigilant patrol boat inspected wharves with Daniel E. Garges and others. Harbormaster Sutton and J. Douglas were absent. Secretary H. W. Templar requests a hearing on union label textbooks, but Commissioner Macfarland says book purchases fall to the board of education. Acting Corporation Counsel H. Thomas replies on fire escapes for the Congressional School, tied to the Washington Bank Building.
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George A
Lambert & Baker
H. W. Barker
Sanitary and Food
Woodward
Macfarland
George A. Hyde
West
Charless. Shaw
Hyde
Daniel E. Garges
Sutton
W J. Douglas
Washington Channel
H. W. Templar
Union Label Committee
Chicel Union
Board of ‘Education
Tax Sale Record Forms Updated After Court Ruling
Officials report new tax sale record forms prepared under supervision of Commissioner West and Collector Davis. The changes address technical points from the Lonng Kann case and aim to meet law requirements. Corporate counsel approval secured, new form to record 1899 and upcoming sales.
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Davis -Agison
West
Darnielle
Davis
City Bulletin: Building meeting on stone choice and costs
City bulletin notes Building Commission meeting today with Col Biddle in Philadelphia yesterday to review estimates for constructing above the superstructure and other details. It signals a likely decision on the stone type, while local ads list groceries, hardware, and remedies amid routine notices.
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Building Commission
Col Biddle
Municipal Building Commission
Philadelphia
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Carlsbad
Haviland
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N. W
Newbro’s
Herpicide
Newbro
Po Aita
Herpicide CO
Dept. H
Detroit
Mich
Stev Affleck
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Cor
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Horn
Agar
A. Kahn
F Street
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Het
Crocdrs
Burroughs
U. S. Newman
Bond
Tare
District Building Notes
H. Thomas
Washington’ Bank
Congressional School
Drugeiats
Grove
City Bulletin
Nelson
Petit Pols, LLC
Wagner
China
J. T. D. Pyles
La.ave
Japan
Nat. Cap. Brewing Co
Munich
Roport
Harry Wilson
Criminal Court No. 1
Missouri Avenue
Butte James F
Sth & Pa
Elgin
A. Eberly
Affleck
Robert Slaughter
Jarceny
Navy Yard
Andrew K. Graves
Eighth Street
Willams’ Drug Store
G. C. A. Muddiman & Co
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Lieut. Daly
Ninth Precinct
William Brown
D Street
Brown
Eliza Brown
William Phillips
Edward Hall
Daniel Brook
James Robinson
Walter Green
Henry Matthews
Lieut
Daly
Affleek
Keene's Shoe Store
G St
Ifim
Walaman
Donnelly’s
Tobias Bush
Affieck
Eee
D. J.- Kaufman
Pa. Ave
Abner-Drury Brewing CO
Health Department
Chestnut Farms Dairy
Geo. M. Oyster, Jr
Connecticut Avenue
Hi Lee
Heurich
West 34
Heurich Brewing Co
UNION
Platina
Washington
R. P. Andrews Paper Co
la Ave
McGuire
Te “Main
Jackson
Jackson Bros
Manhattan Laundry
Florida Ave
Hebbard
George E. Hebbard
Ninth Street
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Hubbard Heating Co
Specia
Ceeeee Reese
Home Savings Bank
7Th and
Mass. Ave
Vermont
John H. Magruder
Land Wines, Wholezale and Retail Cor
Adle 7Th St
Mass, Ave
H.W
Victor E. Adler
Clothing House
7Th St. Nw
Selinger
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Alsgroneesh Son
Chiropodists
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Andoline
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