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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1907

Page

15

Fire Departments' Needs Proposes Large Budget Boost

Chief Belt urges $304 750 for new engines houses and repair buildings to expand the District fire department. Increased force includes captains lieutenants drivers and specialists plus an automobile for rapid response to protect sites like the Government Printing Office and Union Station.

Asta Engine Company HS Oon Chief Belt Twelfth Rhode Island Avenue Capitel Street Union Station Senate House Insteacen Invorar Belt Elieves Tim Tims Washington

City Bulletins From Local Advertisers And Notices

Carpets cleaned by experts from Hinkel Co and Thorp Carses Cleaning Co at 458 Maine Ave. Developing and printing at Krouse's on Ninth Street Northwest. Mrs J Moble McGill reports her pocketbook lost near the Zoological Park while shopping at Center Market. contents included $6 and trinkets. police alerted. Also listed are store ad items and prices for groceries and household goods, with Davis’ powders and Pineapple cans among the mid‑day promos.

Hinkel & Co Thorp Carses Cleaning Co Maine Ave J. Moble McGill Woodley Lane Zoological Park Center Market

Stolen Purse and Ring On Pullman Car

A Manhattan Supply Co representative aboard a Pennsylvania Railroad Pullman train reported a thief stole two diamonds worth 15, a purse containing $22, and a weekly wage receipt. The loss was discovered as the train reached the station after 3 AM when the passenger checked his socks and found them missing, followed by the purse and diamonds. Captain Boardman delayed a central office detective on the case.

Franklin New ‘York Manhattan Supply Company Penmsylvania Poltea Pullman Touer Ale Toner Boardman

Call for Drainage Meeting at Johns Hopkins Univ

G Berard, chairman of the National Desiinge Association executive committee, calls for the association's next annual congress at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore on November 26 27. Deliberations will include statements by government officials and scientists on swamp land reclamation and its vast economic impact. The call highlights 80 million acres of swamp land across 37 states and projects massive farm housing, clothing, and crop value benefits from drainage and subdivision into 40 acre farms spawning large national expenditures.

G Berard National Desiinge Association Johns Hopkins University Baltimore Cal J Uchal

Police Seek Three Missing Boys From City Districts

Police are seeking Henry Weisfield fourteen of Finges court northwest Joseph Goldberg fifteen of Eleventh street southeast and John Rubino fifteen of DNite northwest who disappeared yesterday. Detectives have issued descriptions including Weisfield in a blue cap and black shoes Goldberg in a dark suit and hat and Rubino in a dark suit with a large build. Authorities urge witnesses to report any sightings and note last known locations near Capl Boardman precincts.

Henry Weisfield Josephi Goldberg John Rubimo Capl Boardman Tas Varlon Joseph Goldberg Us2 Eleventh Street Ushi Bat Joan Rubino Dreged Larga

Commissioners Rule They Lack Jurisdiction in Mrs Fenton Case

The commissioners ruled they have no jurisdiction over the commitment of Mrs Fenton to the Government Hospital for the Insane. The district attorney was asked to review whether prosecution should follow, but the panel found the case insufficient to warrant action. Mrs Fenton was reportedly discharged as recovered from the hospital.

Margaret Enton Government Hospital Oetion Fenton West Macfarland Hadeen

More Land for Hospital Purchase Opposes Brookland Road Work

Secretary Wilson recommends buying extra land adjacent to the Tuberculosis Hospital for the municipal hospital project. With $4,300 of the $101,000 appropriation unspent, two tracts totaling over thirty-three acres were bought earlier. The front parcel may be acquired at a fair price for public use. Brookland improvements were refused as suburban street upgrades are limited. A traffic regulation on Fourteenth Street near Park Road was approved, and Isaac Rolands saloon on Ninth Street NW was robbed of cash.

Wilson District Board ‘of Charities Wilton Brookland Improvements Haat Brookland Citizens’ Association Irving Street Fort Drive Hamlin Street Sixteenth Seventeenth Streets Eli Twaire

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