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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1905

Page

11

Humane Society quits job over stray cat license plan

Secretary John P Heap of the Washington Humane Society explains difficulties disposing of nocturnal prowlers on back fences. He doubts Audubon Society’s license idea will work, noting cats’ agility and the impracticality of catching and licensing every cat, while criticizing misuse of the society to remove nuisance animals for pay.

Heap John P Heap Washington Humane Society Audubon Society Humane Society Frank Buckley Thirty-second Street Audubon Mr Heap

Mayflower Coming to Take Admiral Dewey to West Indian Waters

The United States steamer Mayflower is due at the navy yard from New York late this week or early next. It will stay until January when Admiral Dewey will board for winter maneuvers in West Indian waters. Three torpedo-boat destroyers are scheduled to arrive this Saturday, their exact mission at the yard not yet known.

Admiral Dewey Indian United States Mayflower Navy Yard New York West Indian Yar

Why Indians Are Blind Editor Post

A letter criticizes an Anthropological Society report on Indian blindness. It disputes the claim that Indians suffer more blindness due to soap use, attributing eye problems to lifelong smoke exposure and arid air. The writer cites midwestern conditions and says Indians bathe and use substitutes for soap. Washington, New Jersey, February 2, 1909. Chief Justice Claybaugh schedules an even calendar preliminary call in Client Court No 2 for November 27 at 10 a.m.

Anthropological Society Heéhcka Es Ieimos Indiana Uyeda Washington Claybaugh

Justice Gould Discharges Jury in Damages Case

The jury in Criminal Court No 2 was discharged by Justice Gould after failing to reach a verdict in the case brought by Thomas Gramerson to recover damages from John D Frazee for injuries from an accident in the Muustera laundry. Annie M. Fechtig’s will, dated November 7, 19%, was filed for probate. It leaves $200 to Annie T Callahan, $1000 to Rev Edward Fink, $3600 to Rev Ignatius Fealy, with the residue to her husband Jacob F Fechtig. Thomas A. Rovering named executor.

Justice Gould Thomas Gramerson John D Frazee

Record of Mortality Health Office Report Last Week

Health Office weekly mortality shows 14 deaths, down from 112 previous week and 109 same week last year. White persons 7 percent, colored 2. death rates White 16.4, colored 28.3, total 19.9. Ages: under 1 year five, 1–4 years two, 6–10 years six, 60 and over 38. Leading causes: consumption 14, heart trouble 14, kidneys 12, pneumonia 16. Diphtheria scarlet fever smallpox typhoid fever vary. Births 125, white infants eight, colored rest.

Health Office the Health

Sues Father for Support by Fifteen Year Old Girl

Florence Cushman, aged fourteen, sues Capt Cushman retired U S Army for maintenance. Her next friend Florence Cooper Cushman, her mother and former wife of Cushman, seeks court order compelling payment of $183 monthly, alleging lack of support since divorce decree of August 15 1880. Attorney Lucas P Loving represents the petitioner in the District Supreme Court of New Jersey.

Herbert Cushman United States Army Florence Barbare Cushman Florence Cooper Cushman Capt Cushman Lucas P Loving Saya

Carriage and Wagon Firm Purchases Walters Sons Business

Messrs George H Lanehenry John Beck and Arthur A Crow announce they bought the carriage and wagon business formerly run by the late Charles 2 Walter under Williams Sons at the southeast corner of Fourteenth and D streets northwest and added facilities for operations.

George H Lanehenry John Beck Arthur A Crow Charles 2 Walter William Walters Fourteenth D Streets Washington

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