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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1905

Page

11

Printing Office furloughs widen as Congress nears

Acting Public Printer Ricketts cites reduced workloads at the Government Printing Office due to departmental cuts and investigations. He plans25,000 Congressional Record copies this session, hopes to avoid large extra hires, and is closing credit associations he says threaten office discipline.

Ricketta Saga Ricketts Keep Commission Sandia Committee Congress Congressional Record

Plan to aid Italian immigrants through New York bureau

Commissioner Sargent approves Adolph Rossi and Bishop Broderick plan to create an information and labor bureau in New York aiding Italian immigrants. The bureau aims to divert migration from congested cities to the South and Southwest, protect immigrants from padrone schemes, and secure jobs in demand. Rossi says the Italian government does not encourage immigration but desires care for subjects here. Broderick will lead the bureau and they vow to uphold the anti–contract labor law while fostering orderly settlement and economic opportunity.

Frank P. Sargent Immigration Adolph Rossi Bishop Broderick New York Bureau Washington Rossi Sargent Labor Bureau Department of Commerce and Labor New York City Northwest Ytallang South Southwest

Merchants protest high speed street cars on F Street

A large portion of the F Street business district between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets NW signed a round robin to the Commissioners complaining about the high speed of street cars. The petition lists thirty four names and argues the noise and danger of rapid cars create a nuisance on a crowded city thoroughfare and asks the Commission to abate it.

F Street Thirteenth Fourteenth Streets Tne Cara Commierg

Court of Appeals Susten Policeman Lewis Case Ruling

The Court of Appeals sustains the police department and reverses the Police Court. Patrolman Lewis, 2, was charged with illegally handling his revolver off duty. The ruling upholds the trial board and reverse the prior invalid Police Court finding.

Court of Appeals Lewis Corporation Thomas Percy T. Lewis Court of Appeals 19 Police Department Ami

District Appropriations Discussed By McCreary And Macfarland

Representative McCreary, chair of the House Subcommittee on the District of Columbia Appropriations, spoke with Commissioner Macfarland yesterday about funding for the next fiscal year.

McCreary Macfarland Center Tthe House Fof Columba Appropriations Committee Macfarland

Dredging Award For Washington Channel Contract

General McKenzie awarded the Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific Co. a dredging contract for about 272000 cubic yards in the Washington channel below the Long Bridge. The work is limited to available appropriation of 0.000 and priced at 29712 dollars, with more dredging to await further Congress funding. Also notes union row over Stillings confirmation and veterans gathering at Lafayette Post Camp Fire with refreshments, a speech by Commander Ford, and a flower display at Giraffer's.

Gen. McKenzie Washington Channel Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific Company Potomac Long Bridge Congress Washington, D. C Batter Post I. B Senate Stings Bookbinders’ Union Stillines Noatch Ashion Stockman Lafayette Post No. 2 Sixth Street Northwest Louis Manheimer Ford Tanner

Phenomenal Selling on Overcoats in Washington

A bold sales pitch promises unmatched value with a five percent guaranteed saving on any overcoat or raincoat. The vendor claims unbeatable selection and the ability to make customers sell themselves with “greatest values” in Washington.

Mellons Oxfords Ron Washington

Wagons Must Stand at Curb in Center Market Area

District sealer Haskell enforces curb stance for farmers teams near Center Market. Prior summer leniency allowed street parking due to space, but new curb widening on Tenth Street enables return to curb-only rules. Nearby notices advertise grocery and crafts ads amid a cluttered listing page.

Col. W. C. Haskell Weights and Measures Center Market Tenth Street

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