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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1907
Page
14
Pennsylvania Railroad to Buffalo offers high-grade service
The Pennsylvania Railroad from Washington to Buffalo features daily through express trains at 7 50 a m and 7 15 p m with vestibule coaches Pullman parlor and cafe cars on the Day Express and sleeping cars on the Night Express. The route follows the Susquehanna River through Blue Mountain gaps into the Alleghenies offering a picturesque journey and direct connections for Niagara Falls and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Buffalo
Pullman
Susquehanna River
Blue Mountains
Alleghenies
Niagara, Falls
Canada
School yards debate prompts janitor blame at board meeting
W V Cox blasts yard untidiness while board calls janitors to report yard conditions. Education panel refers complaints against principal W Bruce Evans teacher Arthur A Craig and engineer David Monroe to legal adviser Stuart McNamara for action. Cadet swords purchase referenced and various staff changes approved or referred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bruce .Evans
Armatrang Manual ‘Training School
Arthur A. Craig
David Monroe
Board of Education
Stuart McNamara
Committee On
Edwin Ballinger
Randel B. Gardner
W. V. Cox
Brookland
Balva Lockwood
Ing
Hague Tribunal
W. T. Belt
A.E. Thomas
Louise Coleman
G. E. Tibbs
Albert Dyson
Gerade
B. C. Fawcett
John’ C
Montgomery School
Alice Littlejohn
Isaac Wessels
Force School
Andrew Weaver
Jesus of
Katherine Bryan
Admiral Baird
Yice
B. W. Everman
Health report shows increases in multiple diseases
Weekly health report notes diphtheria rising from 9 to 12 with 4 new cases and 1 discharge. Whooping cough jumps by 18 new cases with 13 new reports and 9 discharges. Epidemic cerebro spinal meningitis up by 1 case to 6 on hand. Total weekly deaths drop by eight.
Court upholds nuisance abatement and sewer link mandate
The Court of Appeals denied the validity challenges to section 4 of the compulsory act of May 19, 1296. Health officials led by Health Commissioner Woodward say the act, amended to address previous objections, requires every benefited lot to connect to the public sewer and water main when available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Health
Health Department
Hack Driver Needs Legs Funds From Associated Charities
Associated Charities announces subscriptions to a special fund to buy artificial limbs for a colored hack driver injured in a railroad accident. The goal is 190 dollars, with 126 dollars already contributed, and money may be sent to Secretary Charles J. Weller, 811 G Street. Whisky hearing scheduled for May 16, with the state attorney general set for May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Raitroad
Charles
J. Weller
G Street
Farmers Face Market Access Ruling And Public Hearing
Attorney Thomas notes a decision on Growers A and Y queetion wag and Bealereece Mesgurea Haskell involve illegal practice. Farmers argue enforcing personal market presence causes hardship and may justify selling elsewhere. Commissioner Macfarland recommends a public hearing for farmers to voice concerns and seek relief for small holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Bealereece
Mesgurea Haskell
Macfarland
Advocates New Schools by Former Commissioner Biddle
Col Biddle urges closing or rebuilding many Washington school buildings after inspecting all district schools with a Congressional committee. He notes Baltimore New York and other cities show newer best buildings. Washington's eight room and larger schools compare well yet some structures should be abandoned or rebuilt while overall quality and lighting are adequate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddle
Washington
Congress
Baltimore
New York
Rochester
Syracuse
Springfield
Brookine
Armstrong and
McKinley Manual Training
Western High School
Blow
Ross
Hyde
Biddles Farewell Today at District Reception
Beads from District government departments arranged for the final reception honoring former Engineer Commissioner Biddle. The event is set for 11 oclock in the board room with a resolutions committee including Davis, Thomas, Hunt, Drake, J W Daniel, Garrison, Dr Tyndall, and Dennel Garges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddle
Texas
Davis
Coursel Thomas
Hunt
Drake
J. W. Daniel
Garrison
Whites Show Increase in Fifth Precinct Census
Maj. Sylvester received the police census for the Fifth precinct. It records 37,071 whites and 11,92 colored, total 43,907. White population up 620, colored down 167 from 1906. Southeast city area down 294, county up 667, precinct total up 650 whites and down 167 colored, net gain 362.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester
Colored man drowns crossing Anacostia Bridge
William Coleman, a 24 year old colored employee of the Pennsylvania Bridge Company, fell from the trestle of the new Anacostia Bridge and drowned. His body was recovered by John Mowatt, the works superintendent, and taken to the morgue after the coroner’s ratification. Coleman resided at 1238 Loudoun Court Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Coleman
Anacostia Bridge
New
Pennsylvania Bridge Company
John ‘Mowatt
Ifc
Coleman
Loudoun Court
Conn
Qhevy Chese
D. C
City bulletins small exhibitors tease crowd
Filmino Midgets advertised as the smallest people in the world perform daily at 15th Street from 3 to 7 and 10 p.m. Claiming heights of 2% inches, the act promises a marvel of miniature humanity. Also listed are local ads for Schnaider malt bread, crab feasts, bakers, and carpet dealers with scattered company names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filmino
Schnaider
Washington
Allena Schneider
Chicago
Gus Rasses
Tuo
Muddiman & Co
Sunday Steamer Excursion To PotomacBelow
The steamer St Johns offers a splendid afternoon voyage up the upper Potomac daylight to picturesque points. It will leave from Be at Fort Hunt Bryan's Point Mount Vernon Fairy Ghaston Sepia Creek Indian Head and other points of interest. The steamer is the largest engaged to exercise traffic from the site with dining along at city prices.
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Potomac
Font
Gooding-Plant
Fort Hunt
Bryan
Mount ‘Vernon
Fairy
Ghaston
Sepia Creek
Giymont
Indian Head
Gthis
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Berkshire Hills
Green Mountains
L. Vosburgh
General Eastern
Broadway, New York
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Grand Central Station
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14Th Street N. W
Madras
I. Grosner
Penna, Ave
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Armstrong Manual ‘Training
Famara
Health Office
Gener
Jenkins & Higdon
Home Life Building
Instruction Frock Mayer & CO
Col. Biddle
White House
Boston Baking
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U. S. Capitol
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Washington, D.C
the Union Savings Bank
Ca Mle Exchange Bank
Pant
Fifth Precinct
City Bulletins
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FOOMA
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Adler
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