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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1907

Page

15

Inebriate Asylum Planned at Washington Asylum Site

Commissioner Macfarland outlines plans to convert the old Washington Asylum workhouse into an inebriate and suspected-insane facility. He seeks congressional power and staff, with space for twenty rooms and future expansion at Brightwood Avenue. The aim is to separate inebriates from workhouse convicts and later create wards at municipal hospital.

Parsons Macfarland Congress Washington Washington Asylum May Sylvester Conveda Macferland Sewueg Buz Brightwood Avenue

Public School Building Commission urges sweeping congressional recommendations

The commission proposes remodeling Central and Western High School buildings into grammar schools and erecting new Eastern High on a block east of its present site. A Central near Washington Heights and an M Street facility north of its current location are planned with capacity for about 1000 pupils. Proposals include two white academic schools and two colored schools in the southwest. Several existing schools are criticized for lack of playgrounds and small size. A 10000 normal school is planned at Eleventh Street and Columbia Road linked to Rosa school as a practice site. Members named: Chancellor, Morrow, and Taylor.

Webster Tenth H Sires Hervet Potomac Twelfth Maryland Avenue John Cook Fourth Fifth Columbia Road Morrow Archhitect Taylor Treasury Department

District Auto Tags Limited Amid Board Report

HON Woodward secretary of the automobile board recommends restricting display of more than three license tags for District Maryland and Virginia plates. He also proposes a 3 for 4 permit fee for operators and family members. The annual report shows 1,031 applicants examined, 6 permits issued, 6 vehicles assigned IDs, 17 out-of-state registrations, and total District vehicle registrations reaching 2,88.

Maryland Virginia Hon Woodward The Automobile Board Woonward

Objects to Boiler Plan Causes Resident Protest

Joseph McGfme, captain of the Admiral Schley Naval Command and Spanish War Veteran, objects to a steam roller plant within 100 feet of his residence at 203 First Street Southeast, citing damage to property soot dirt and noise risks. Acting Engineer Commissioner Capt Whitlam Kell states no known boiler plant application exists in McCrink’s block and seeks clearer details. Senator Smoot leases a fine house at 1086 Connecticut Avenue from Dr Charles Bispham for the season.

Joseph 2 McGfme Admiral_ Schley Naval’ Command Firet Street Whitlam Kell McCrink Senator Smoot Rood Smoot Utah Charles Bispham Connecticut Avenue

Rock Creek Park Report Details Park Control History

A new history of Rock Creek Park operations since its 17 year establishment up to May 1 outlines the board’s formation under Col John Biddie and later Capt J J Mor Tow, with Daniel E. Garges as clerk. It envisions future enlargements, development of west park grounds for sports, and possible casino or restaurant sites west of Sixteenth Street, plus a 100 acre Massachusetts avenue tract. The current board includes the three District Commissioners and Brig Gen Mackenzie, chief of engineers.

Rock Creek Park Inez John Biddie Board of Centre J. J. Mor~ Tow Col. Biddie Commlesioner Daniel E. Garge Sixteenth Street Congress Massachusetts Avenue Rock Creek Board of Control Gen. Mackenzie TSA

Government ownership urged at Knights of Labor convention

The thirty first annual meeting of the Rendal assembly of the Knights of Labor opened at 69 Catreet northwest with 42 delegates. General Master Workman Simon Burns of Pittsburg presided. Thomas J. Cannon highlighted labor unity and wage costs, urging government control of telegraph lines and endorsing parcel post and postal savings options while opposing wholesale injunctions and dubious detective methods.

Rendal Assembly of the Knigits of Labor (Incorporated Catreet Northwest Simon Burns Pittsbug Burns Roosevelt Truata Fairbanks Thomas J. Cannon Iimea Contra Canning Parcel Post Post-Office Ganerst Express Companion Post Office Department Knights of Hator Judicracy Amon District Assembly No Congress Tru

Funeral for Jesse Seale to be held in Jackson Tenn

The Southern Railway announces the funeral of Jesse Newton Seale, manager of the Northern and Eastern districts, who died after a paralysis illness. He will be buried in Jackson, Tennessee tomorrow morning with a railway official and family in attendance. Seale began at the bottom of the line and rose to a high post, leaving many friends and colleagues in mourning.

Jesse Newton Seale Southern Railway System George Washington University Hospital Washngton Mist Uwo Frank N Seale Southern Railway M- Seale Ais

Wood Pavement Likely for Capitol Streetways

Discussion centers on using wood block pavement for new Senate and House offices in Washington. Advocates claim creosoted wood blocks offer longevity, cleanliness, and quietness, surpassing Belgian blocks and even asphalt. Officials note higher cost but expect creosoted wood to endure longer and improve street surfaces.

Houe Senate Washington House Saga Comralasioners Elliott Woods Capitol New York

Union Station Opens in Washington on November 17 1907

Pennsylvania Railroad will move all passenger trains to the new Union Station at Washington on November 17 1907, closing the Sixth and B streets station. The report praises the monumental structure as one of the world’s largest and finest railroad stations, with extended concourse, ample waiting areas, and improved crowd flow, marking a modernization of the capital’s transit hub.

Pennsylvania Railroad Union Station Washington Sixth and B Streets Capitol United States Concourse House of Representatives Capitol Building

Reward for Capturing Alfred Magruder Noted by Police

A reward of 3250 was forwarded to Policeman J Roberts for the capture of Alfred Magruder, a fugitive from the Boys Reform School. Roberts is allowed 29 percent of the reward, with the rest credited to the clothing and helmet fund. The notice also mentions various local ads and a decision granting 60 gallons of free water per capita per day to George Washington University Hospital for charity patients.

J Roberts Ninti Srecinel Alfred Magruder Roberts Camamissionara George Washington University Hospital

The Bakers Life 4 Ten Asset Details

An itemized note records assets of 11 000 pounds and insurance costs at eight dollars per thousand. It lists James Moore as district manager with reference to 113th et al.

Tate Tme Cat Brewrite NC Upham Home Life Building Corner Sth G ‘Ntresta Bakers’ Life James ‘Moore

Blk Clah Straight Rye Beer Ad Text Fragment

Fragmentary ad text shows promotional lines for Blk Clah Straight Rye and Heurichs Beer with references to pricing per battle and contact details, mentioning North location and telephone number 968 North. Also notes long-term sales of Maoreen and Stunts brewery products and Kollin ington Bot o akene OG.

Doody Cap Heurich's Maoreen and Stunts Brewery Kollinington Bot Akene OG Hace Phare

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