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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1907

Page

27

Colored Girl's Clothing Catches Fire While Playing at Home

A young girl nearby caught fire while playing in the kitchen of her home on Eight Street Southwest. Her mother quickly doused the flames, but the girl suffered serious burns and was transported to Emergency Hospital for treatment. Deputy Carrner Glazebrook will investigate the case. The report also notes the funeral of David Davies, a fourteen year city resident, held yesterday with Rabb Stern officiating at the late home. His daughter Mrs Leveoson attended services, and the interment followed at the New tary.

F Street Mee Yeoterda Face Treebold David Davies Xenra Rabb New Tary Thurrdax Mrt M Leveoson Mry Waters Mire Catherine E Waters Seventh Street Waters James Waters

Plans for Rock Creek valley improvement debated in hearing

Commissioners heard advocates for open park use of Rock Creek valley from Massachusetts Avenue to the Potomac River or for a covered waterway tunnel option. Representatives from the Fine Arts Society, American Institute of Architects, American Civic Association, Georgetown Citizens Association and local property owners favored open park treatment citing beauty health benefits and linking bridges. Opponents argued park plan is costlier but would improve Georgetown. tunnel plan estimated at 8.5 to 9.0 million with land salvage reducing net cost about 6.0 million. Estimates for open park around 3.35 million plus bridge costs. Also reports death of Catherine Waters from accidental cause and Congressional Library hours adjustment for Thanksgiving.

Congress Rock Creek Valley Massachusetta Avenue Potomac River National Society of the Fine Arts American Institute of Architects American Civic Association Georgetown Citizens Association Mal Rock Creek Park Park Commission Duponterere Georgetown Steith Thompson Scorgetown Citizens Association Comuniuners Macfarland Tipowe Fean Fine Arts Sir Mentha Azn Fe Valley Lan Og Trath Glen Brown American Institute of Archtects George A King Board of Trade National Society of the Tine Arte Wise Courmissoners Comminsioner Murrow Iaginger Department Wassachusetta Avenue Pennsylvania Avenue Potomac Park Wald Park and Sidues Massachusetts Svenue Pennaylhama Avenue Pennylvania Avenue

Senator Frazer Leased Family Home In Washington

Senator J C Frazier of Tennessee leases the Washington residence on Connecticut Avenue through Peachy and Hagner. The three story red brick home, valued as a fine entertaining property, fronts 30 feet on Connecticut Avenue opposite Jefferson Place, near Rhode Island Avenue. Also, H F Bicknell’s Hill Top at North Chevy Chase, a multi acre country estate, was sold to New Yorker Tafts through Bos and Phelps real estate brokers.

Franer Washington Hill Top New Yorker J C Frazier Tennessee Peachy & Hagner Connecticut Avenue James I Hoy Rhode Island Avenue Ptrsel Jefferson Place New

Delegates welcomed by President at White House for MCA convention

The thirty sixth annual convention of the MCA closed with a White House reception for delegates. President Roosevelt greeted attendees in the East Room and praised the gathering as a remarkable event. Groundbreaking at the new MCA building on Twelfth Street followed, with remarks by Macfarland, Morse, Warnery, and Kelly. The event highlighted citizenship and cooperation within the District of Columbia and among international participants.

MCA Roosevelt White House Executive Mansion Belden Spencer Commissioner Macfarland Joan BS Sleman Jr Sarasin Warnery Gener Switzerland Prot Kelly University Im Hie District of Columbia Ita Vernon Washineen Hardicon Wasi Atom

Swamp Drainage Urged at National Convention

About 200 delegates at Johns Hopkins gathered for the National Drainage convention with focus on swamp reclamation and the mosquito problem. speakers including Prof A Oyres WD Newell and Maj A Dappray discussed feasibility, coast defense implications, and the goal of subdividing swamp lands for small farmers from Baltimore to San Francisco.

Baltimore Johns Hopkins University Sexton A Oyres Serton FH Newell Reclamation Service Giffard Pinchot Unitet Staten Chief Forester South Atlantic Appalachian J Blanchard Atatistician United States R Clamation Service Great American Desert San Francisco

Cushing Seen at Columbia Amid Missing Person Report

The Washington rocr Asheville item reports Alden E Cushing of Labraster NE, missing since November 12 from a hotel, was seen in Columbia SC days later with more money. Police have no trace of him. a thorough search is planned. Also notes Dr Willam C Woodnant asks the Board of Education for school enrollment numbers and related statistics for a simual report.

Washington Rocr Asheville Alden E Cushing Labraster Columbia SC Cushing Willam C Woodnant Board of Education Turnish

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