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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1908

Page

32

Old High Street School In Georgetown Faces Strong Condemnation

An unofficial inspection reveals dangerous stairways weak floors and unstable walls at the Old High Street School built circa 1853. Fire Chief Belt condemns several city schools and urges reconstruction efforts while Miner School shows relative sturdiness and safe egress.

Chief Belt High Street Miner School Church Streets Miner Wisconsin Avenue Thirty-third Street Georgetown, Jr Orst Eart

Former Otis mayor honored with new school name

Commissioner Macfarland recommends calling the Fourth Street school the John P. Van Ness School to honor former Otis City mayor Robert T. Humphrey. The contractor notified the Commissioners the building is ready for use and the selected name will be inscribed throughout the panels.

Macfarland Fourth Stote John P. van Ness Otis City Robert T. Humphrey

District plan to establish home for feeble minded children

The draft bill, sent to the Senate by the Commission yesterday, seeks a District institution to house white and colored feeble minded and idiotic children. Seventy six such children are in the area, with four colored and the rest white. White children are in Elwyn Pennsylvania Falls Chireb Virginia and Vine land Negro. Colored children were at Elwyn until two years ago when the school refused admission. The Commissioners failed to secure admission for colored imbecile children in any existing institution. They argue free minded and idiotic children need custodian care for humanity and community safety. Since no feasible care exists for colored children, the proposal calls for a District home for both races.

Senate Elwyn Pa Falls Chireb Vineland

Jury funds dispute over juror payments in Police Court

Judge Kimball had said the disbursing office exhausted most juror funds with only a few dollars left for Police Court jurors. Deputy disbursing officer C Lewis countered that information released showed $1,104 available after the last term, with $0 excess of required payment and Police Court not disadvantaged.

Kimball Iistrict C. Lewis

Commissioners Seek State Psychopathic Pavilion for Insane

The Commissioners introduce a bill to create a genopathic pavilion in the District. They argue that suspects detained at Washington Asylum Hospital risk exposure to unhealthy associations and premature discharge as cured, harming their dignity. A better facility would provide longer observation without reflecting on mental status.

Senate Washington Asylum Government Hospital

District considers age limits for drivers in city

District commissioners weigh a provision to bar incapable drivers from city streets. A letter from Le Roy Mark of the Colorado Building urged age restrictions after near misses with children operating cars. The suggestion, debated by Serg Plemmona’s native force, seeks no one under eighteen behind the wheel.

le Distriet Ma. Sylvester le Roy Mark Colorado Ovs Mark Sergr. Plemmona Native Force West District Automobile Board

FAVORS OPEN VALLEY TREATMENT FOR ROCK CREEK PARK

Engineer Commissioner Morrow’s report endorsing open valley treatment for Rock Creek Park wins approval from Commissioner Macfarlane. West’s stance remains unknown. Macfarlane praises lower costs and practicality and hopes Congress funds the entire improvement soon. He cites Senate District appropriation as precedent for river basin works and anticipates projects on both east and west sides of Washington for health and beauty of the capital.

Morrow Rock Creek Park Macfarland West Macfarlard Congress Senate Anacostia Washington National Capital

Resignation of Bright From Washington Playground Post

Giver M Bright resigns as superintendent of construction for the Washington Playground Association to avoid salaries from two funds. The resignation takes effect April 23 and was accepted by Commissioner West.

Giver M. Bright Washington Playground Association Bright West

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