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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1909

Page

8

Wensy Asaa and Deu Store Heals Itch with Bottle Trial

Axiint Wensy Asaa and People's Deu Store claim a bottle treatment at 9 4 street and 2 1 on Laetinest of its town Pha shows indisputable results curing an itchy condition. The trial involved Cam with ODD and Wabh, noting some confidence in the remedy. The store, at Vou aa 7h d street northwest Vicl & Dev Store, priced at $24 Seventh street het.

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

Rival Craps Game Ends With Police Arrests

Two participants in a strenuous pastime were fined five dollars each in court after a rival game with big sticks broke the rule Js. The incident involved a contestant and police action as authorities halted the event and issued fines.

Judge Mullowny Presses View On Inebriate Home

Long courtroom column recounts Judge Mullowny urging the need for an inebriate asylum while sentencing habitual drinkers. It details cases of Harper and Donney, fines levied, arrests for disorderly conduct, unlicensed liquor selling, and a broken up local game of so called soak and the surrounding police activity in Willow Tree.

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

Burn Old Papers In District Dump Despite Value Decline

District officials prepare to burn outdated records and memoranda stored in the basement record vaults. They separated valuable from useless items, leaving a large pile to be discarded, including daily foremen reports and tax certificate notes from 1873 onward, with thousands of entries preserved.

Distriet J ML Ward

Auditorium plan eyed by Washington Chamber of Commerce

The conventions committee will report next Thursday on Riverview Exposition Company of Chicago offer to build an auditorium on Analostan Island. The proposal includes a $5000 subscription from island owners, free use, a proposed automobile road via Humt Street and Little River, and a ferry service to Georgetown. If approved, the improvements would solve transportation and position the island as a premier convention site.

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

Indicted for Murder in Second Degree in Hughes Case

Grand jury charges Do ward Hughes colored with murder in the second degree for the August 5 assault on his wife at the Hughes home on G Street Southwest. John Turner, trying to intervene, received a razor wound that proved fatal at Emergency Hospital One. Indictments also include Ernest Forrester for assault with intent 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. 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

Will Improve Health Submits Refuse Crematorium Plan

The report to Commissioner West outlines suggestions by James M Wood on a mammoth crematorium for the city’s refuse. A single receptacle would replace multiple bins, enabling mixed waste disposal and heat recovery to cut fuel costs and reduce disease breeding refuse in the District.

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

City Bullets on Batting Beach and Local Businesses

Reports to JG Dana Abraman and Dr William Hudson discuss Newark District beach plans after strong national interest last summer. Amid ads for Perfection Ginger, Amington Bottling Co, and various grocers, a flood of local notices, legal items, and ads follows amid city life and public notices.

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

Mrs Hoeke Appointed to Fill District Board of Education

Mrs Hoeke, wife of furniture dealer W Wloeke, was appointed by the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia to fill the board of education seat left vacant by the resignation of Mrs Justina H. She has long been active in District public schools, educated here, and taught for years. Justice Barnard issued the commission at 2 PM yesterday. officials believe she will dedicate her full time 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 from being struck by the company's car on October 26 1906 Alleging false scandalous and malicious statements Mary Warren yesterday sued Caroline Reichart in the Supreme Court seeking 0000 damages Attorneys are 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

The commissioners exempt a new parochial school in Anacostia from the water tax for endowed schools. George W Wallace Metuct water registrar told the commissioners that no tuition or textbook charges and no pupil admission restrictions due to religion merit a grant of 60 gallons of water per capita per day free.

Anacostia George W Wallace

May Send Candy by Mail Advised by Postmasters

Second Assistant Postmaster General Stewart instructed postal officials that prohibition against confectionery in parcel post covers only fruit preserved with sugar. Candy not containing fruit may be mailed if packed to prevent damage to other articles. The War to Go. Cab No The Federal Taxicab service offers insured, prompt service at reasonable rates.

Parcel Post Stewart Federal

Hearn Suppe Strange Ase and Tyerelt Neflesen

Notable names Hearn Suppe Strange Ase and Tyerelt Neflesen appear in a referenced item alongside Verdi Lewis, suggesting an arts or biographical mention within the periodical.

Hearn Suppe Strange Ase Tyerelt Neflesen Verdi Lewis

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