District Board of Charities seeks modest budget rise for 1900s care
The District Board of Charities submitted its final estimates calling for a slight overall increase of $40,025.22, bringing total requested appropriations to $1,067,265. Major rises target the Washington Asylum with $224,295 and nurse salaries at $39,000, shifting from pupil to regular nurses due to staff shortages. other boosts cover administration, various reform and care facilities, and indigent and dependent services, while several inspector and staff salaries are slated for raises.
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Commission
Board of Charities
Washington Asylum
Aslum
Treasury
Congress
Folows
Salsfies Ter Board of Offcers
Washlincton Am Jum
Home For
Reform School For Hoys
Reform School For Girls
Phlco
Board of
Children's Gugedians
Industria
Industrial Home
Nomos
Florence Crittenden Mission
Government Hospital
Washington teachers to be paid after board roll update
Nearly all of 1709 Washington public school teachers received September salaries yesterday morning. Twenty six will be paid today after the district superintendent sent the roll back for correction due to recent promotions. Captain Oyster, temporarily away, will sign the corrected roll upon return.
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Washington Public
Sustor
Board of Education
Capt Oyster
Capt. Oyster
Wants Hotel Man Tried as Excise Board Seeks Forfeiture Set Aside
District excise board chairman E W GriMu informed commissioners the board desires the district corporation counsel to ask the judge of the Police Court to set aside the $100 collateral forfeiture against Thomas E Le Cuyer, proprietor of the Columbia Hotel, for alleged Sunday closing law violations. The move follows Justice Clabaugh ruling that the excise board lacks discretion in issuing minor licenses for established hotels. Also, lamps requested for Soldiers' Home gates are approved, four policemen are appointed, and new noticeman and private price officers are named.
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E. W. W. GriMu
District Excise Board
Excise Board
District Corporation Coungat
Polles Court
Thomas E le Cuyer
Columbia Hotel
Pennsylvania Avenue
le Cuyer
Justice Clabaugh
District Supreme Court
Mqnor Ucensea
Portable school houses urged to ease Ashford plan
Ashford proposes portable schools like St Louis to relieve Washington congestion. Inspectors recommend erecting portable buildings at outer districts and near overcrowded inner city schools, costing around 1500 dollars each and movable as needs shift. Commissioner Morrow has reviewed plans from William & Ittner for quick assembly and relocation.
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Washington
Ashford
Ctizens
Petworth
Aedfonts
St. Louie
Morrow
William & Ittner
St Louis
Engineer's Office Busy With Vast Yearly Communications
The District engineer department reports heavy activity with over 1000 communications acknowledged and logged, nearly 100000 endorsements or memos recorded, and more than 5000 letters and orders prepared. It notes 209 contracts drawn last year and recommends adopting a modern card index system for contracts.
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District Engineer Department
Daniel BE Garges
Morrow
Gargea
Garges
Sanitary plan succeeds through city cooperation
Commissioner West praised a joint effort by the street cleaning and police departments to improve sanitation. Since the new system began, 100 nuisance cases were reported, 75 abated, and back yards cleaned as a constant priority. Future aims include year round vigilance on vacant lots and yard nuisances.
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West
Bin
Strest Clean Log Department
Precinc
Health Department
Aly
Lota
Washington detectives arrest 272, recover goods worth 7373.99
A quarterly report from Captain Hoardman highlights the Washington Detective Force making 272 arrests and recovering property valued at 7 373 99. Detectives Parker and Johnsen led in value recovered. Burliname and Weedon reported losses.
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Washington
Hoardman
Wan
Parker
Burlin-ame
Weedon
Paine Lying Critical At Residence In Washington
Dr George J Paine eighty six years old and suffering from general debility lies at the point of death in a Denver apartment house on Chapin street Washington residents mourn a veteran Associated Press father Elmer Paine and many ward friends are expected to grieve. An auction json and various ads interrupt the page with commercial notices and local business mentions.
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George J. Paine
Elmer & Paine
Associated Press
Ateson
Denver
Chapin Street
Washington
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