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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1905

Page

12

Tip-Driven Garbage Service Sparks City controversy

Keister Brothers complain that district garbage collectors demand tips, a 15 cent gratuity provoking refusal and skipped pickups. Superintendent Stidham reports drivers rely on tips, demoralizing service, with Washington Fertilizer Company under scrutiny as bids and Contract terms face overhaul.

Keister Brothers General Commission Center Market Keisters A& Neighbor’s Supt Godham Washington Fertilizer Company West Super Intendent Stidham Keister Bros Acton Commission Georgetown

District Building Notes Update on City Bridge and Streets

District notes repairs and replacements for bridges 75 and 44 designating costs of 500 and unknown, a steel concrete replacement, and 200 for bore holes. An inspector at 4 per diem will oversee terminal project bridges while smallpox scare is ruled chickenpox in Takoma Park. Grade adjustments planned for Sixth street and I street southeast with total costs around 9600 from grade crossing funds.

Mr &. E Helm de Berent New York Pleasant Drive T J Johnson Takoma Park Washington Hydraulic Press Brick Company Fifteenth Sixth Street Sixth Street Southeast, Between and I Streets, and Alleys In Square 878 I Street

Raff Charged With District Liquor Law Violation

Filias Raff a Seventh Street liquor dealer was arraigned in Police Court on charges he refilled whisky bottles from a known firm and used imitation labels to sell the product under District Code creation 873. The hearing was continued to May 1 at the defendant's request and Raff demanded a jury trial.

Raff Filias Raff

Woman Dies After Fire Escape Leap at Manhattan Building

Miss Kate Miller, about thirty, died from a fractured skull and severe injuries after leaping from a third floor window during a fire at the Manhattan Building on Fourteenth street near G street northwest. Coroner Nevitt ordered an accidental death certificate. remains likely sent to Baltimore for interment. She was unconscious at Emergency Hospital, mother and relatives at her bedside. The fire started from an oil lamp explosion.

Kate Miller Manhattan Fourteenth Street G Street Nevitt Baltimore Misa Miller Miss Miller

Mackey moves to seize speakeasy kegs in Alexandria County

Commonwealth attorney Crandall Mackey announces that kegs found in speakeasy raids in Alexandria County Virginia will be destroyed and not returned to breweries even if their name appears on the keg. He believes this will curb unlawful traffic. Last raid led to sentences for Lizzie Thomas and Thomas Wire, the latter receiving the heaviest fine yet in the county for a speakeasy case.

Mackey Alexandria County Crandall Mackey Commonwealth Washington Sup Face Burrell Lizzie Thomas Thomas Wire

Wood's College Commencement at Lafayette Square Opera House

Wood's Commercial College holds commencement at Lafayette Square Opera House on Wednesday May 31 at 8 o'clock. The program includes a series of musical selections, an annual address by Rev William Hart Dexter, diploma presentations by President F. Wood, and various awards. Tickets priced 17.75 to Atlanta and Return via Southern Railway, with final limit June 1 and 15 for ticket sales.

Wood's Commercial College Lafayette Square Opera House Olympia Metz Dod Luders Merch Wheeler James Nicholson Renaix William Hart Dexter Court F. Wood Wohanka Louis P Shoemaker America Tobani Fortune Herbert Gavotte Levy Benediction March Hrandywine Mullen Haley Atlanta Southern Railway Master Plumbers Association Orm Heise Oe

Camp Good Will Opening Day Plans Progressing

Arrangements for Camp Good Will on May 2 are advancing with activities for all ages. The new grounds are prepared including a 25-child sand box area, baseball diamond, tennis, croquet, basketball, and volleyball courts. Food available, shelter provided, and a stereopticon song program at Pythian Temple Sunday at 7:30. EH W Farnsworth to speak at World Seventh-day Adventists congress. News notes: Lawson rumors, local ads, and court sentences listed among miscellaneous items.

Camp Good Pythian Temple W Farnsworth England Congress of Seventh Day Adventists

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