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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1909

Page

31

Axiint Wensy Asaa and the People

A report from Hellet with baers ent Bottle Hoty leans on 9 4 street wt series Ding Store 2 1 in Laetinest of its town Pha. Indisputable evidence suggests a trial cure for itch symptoms. Local merchants at Vou aa d street northwest Vicl & Dev Store offer a possible remedy priced at $24 at Seventh street het.

Axiint Wensy Asaa People’s Deu Hellet Baers Pha Vicl & Dev Seventh Street

Rival Craps Play Ends in Court Fines

A local incident titled Craps with a rival kept up a rough pastime leading to police involvement. The head of the contest was arrested after the game became strenuous. Two participants were fined five dollars each in court.

George Hawkins First Street Harney Lauper Russell Cole Hawkins Porshee

Judge Mulowny Presses View on Inebriate Home

Arraigned for habitual drunkenness George Harper faces Judge Mullowny who has long advocated an inebriates home. The judge urges abstinence, recalls prior contact to help Harper, and contemplates sending him to the workhouse for six days to spur recovery. Also details Willow Tree disorders, bets, and arrests for unlicensed liquor sales.

George Harper Mullowny Harper Washington Willow Tree Alto Darktown Athletic League Mamie Jones Ida Smith DJ Raher Mamie Ida Mulloway

Old District records to be burned at dump

District officials decided to destroy old printed records and memos occupying basement storage. A mountain of papers from foremen daily reports tax certificates and inspector logs will be burned within days while retaining about eighty thousand directories and street and alley reports.

Distriet J ML Ward

Auditorium plan eyed by Washington Chamber of Commerce

The conventions committee will report on Riverview Exposition Company of Chicago offering an auditorium on Analostan Island. The offer includes free use and a $5000 subscription with ownership of the island. An automobile road project from Humestreet to the island and a ferry from Georgetown are proposed to boost access for a large convention hall.

Washington Chamber of Commerce Analostan Riverview Exposition Company Chicago Humestreet Little River Georgetown

Indicted for murder in second degree in Washington

Grand jury indicted Do ward Hughes colored for murder in the second degree for a razor wound to John Turner at Hughes home on G street southwest Aug 5 Turner died later at Emergency Hospital One. Other indictments included Ernest Forrester for assault to kill, and assault with a dangerous weapon. Harry Garrett for housebreaking. Frank H Beach for larceny from the United States. William Hendrick Morris Chambers John Matthews Metkizer Thomas Arthur Roy Carroll Tord Raleigh Washington Water Fortune and Grant Hillfan Monk for robbery and Edward Wallace for assault with a dangerous weapon.

Doward Hughes Exree John Turner G Street Southwest Ernest Forrester Harry Garrett Frank H Beach United States William Hendrick Morris Chambers John Matthews Metkizer Thomas Arthur Roy Carroll Tord Raleigh Washington Water Fortune Grant Hillfan Monk Edward Wallace

Plans Proposed for City Refuse Crematorium

James M Wood, superintendent of street cleaning, reports to Commissioner West after visiting New York and northern cities. He suggests a mammoth crematorium to burn all waste in one receptacle, eliminating separation and reducing yard clutter, with heat reused to save fuel and cut millions in annual District costs.

Commissioner West James,m Wood New York West Mr Wood Diatftet Dir Woodsdys Yefus Washington

Batting Beach Report Leads Newark Interest to Public Library

City bulletin notes district beach coverage last summer forwarded to JG Dana Abraman and Dr William B Hudson Superintendent. Newark considers installing free baths and seeks description and ideas from Dr Hudson on such matters, reflecting nationwide attention.

Batting Beach JG Dana Abraman Public Library of Newark William B Hudson aMdiala Hudson Jis

Mrs Hooke Appointed to District Board of Education

Mrs Hooke, wife of furniture dealer W Hooke, was appointed by the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia to fill the vacancy on the Board of Education caused by the resignation of Mrs Justina H. The new member, identified with District public schools since childhood, received her commission from Justice Barnard and pledged full dedication to the board.

Bite W Oh Hooke W H Wloeke Eighth Jstreet Market Space Northwest Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Board of Education Justina H Hoeke Justice Barnard L Public Hocke Post Hockes Oyster Hooke Hills Northampton Mass

Two sue for damages in Supreme Court against Capital Traction

Through attorney Michael W Sullivan Eadward W Poole yesterday filed in the Supreme Court to recover 29000 for injuries alleged when struck by a Capital Traction Company car on October 26 1906. Mary Warren yesterday filed suit against Caroline Reichart seeking 0000 damages in a separate action. Attorneys listed Birney Woodard.

Michael W. Sullivan Eadward W Poole Supreme Court Capital Traction Company Mary Warren Caroline Reichart Warren Birney & Woodard

Free water for parochial school in Anacostia approved

Commissioners exempt the new parochial school in Anacostia from the water tax for endowed schools. George W Wallace Metuct water registrar informed the commissioners that no tuition or textbook charges and no student admission restrictions due to religion justify an allowance of 60 gallons of water per capita per day free.

Anacostia George W Wallace

May Send Candy By Mail Advised By Postmasters

Postmasters nationwide have been told by Second Assistant Postmaster General Stewart to limit parcel post bans to fruit preserved with sugar. Candy without fruit is eligible for parcel post if packed to avoid damage to other items. The War to Go. Cab No The Federal Taxicab service offers insured prompt service at reasonable rates.

Parcel Post Stewart Federal

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Hearn Suppe Strange Ase Tyerelt Neflesen Verdi Lewis

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