Commissioners Seek Ruling On Gaslight Tax Assessment
The Georgetown Gaslight Company faces a contested $99,994 assessment on service pipes meters and mains placed on property. Commissioners referred the legality of the assessment to the District counsel citing possible overvaluation and improper categorization of service lines and meters in the tax roll. A separate church cornerstone ceremony and obituaries are noted in other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown Gaslight Company
Rieppfeiog
Kalbtua
Point of
Antlifantssessaors
Althoy
Vaid
Board of Equalisation
Flans to Restore Street After Tunnel Damages
Chief Ingibeer Shand of the Pennsylvania Railroad urged District authorities to restore First Street to its proper level at the railroad’s expense, noting it is not fair to compel tunnel contractors to do the work. Commissioner Mastariand said repairs would proceed promptly. restoration of street and careful handling of utilities will be required, with reconstruction of the tracks to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jatroad
District
Ingibeer Shand
Pennsylvasilic
Pennsylvania Railroad
First Street
Shand
Macfarland
Fehine Prowler Torture Allegations Prompt Review
A letter to the city grand jury alleges cruel mistreatment of cats by a local group near Dweirth and Girard streets, describing nighttime tortures from 2 to 4 a.m. and eerie cries. The note also notes public interest in regulating use of the American flag for advertising and cites local officials' responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Columbiat
Yfelghta
Bartlett
Typhoid Fever Abates In District Report
Weekly health department report shows typhoid fever cases at end of week lower than prior week but still higher than same period last year. Deaths total remain low with one district death and comparisons to previous years. Other diseases listed include diphtheria scarlet fever whooping cough measles and chickenpox with modest counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Werk
Ali
Health Department
Casua
No Delay in Teachers Salaries for October
October salaries for district school teachers will not be delayed, with payments ready Friday November 1 as announced by District Auditor Tweedale and Disbursing Officer Rogers. The notice also references local ads and upcoming Halloween items and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tweedale
Rogers
Rosenfeld
Nesta
Eal Boyle
Upham Room
Gould
Union Station Commission Hearing on Damages to Property
The Union Station grade damages commission finished hearings on damages alleged for property on the north side of McCulloh street within the square bounded by E Street North Capitol Street and New Jersey Avenue. The commission will soon set appraisements. Attorneys A Leftwich Alabama and district counsel argued for the property owners regarding property on Dingman Place and rear parcels fronting New Jersey Avenue Northwest. The commission will view the property next Tuesday at 4 o clock as testimony begins for property owners.
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Union Station Commission
Yamard
McCulouyn
Eana 2
Capitol Street
Jersey Avenue
Union Station
A. Leftwich Alabham
Appoiel
Dingman Place
Am Sity
New Jersey
Hous SP
Excursions and maritime visions on a foggy night
Fragmented reads describe a voyage scene with references to Jamestown, a diver, a luminary group, and a distant coast. Vague images of ships, arms, and a stealer nightly procession hint at nautical travel and urban life, ending with an address at 105 Foet Femi street in the Golomds Buildings.
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Jamestown
Hiram
Gauis
Foet
Femi Street
Golomds Bulldins
Hat sale promises value with low prices
A brief ad-like note claims better hats and ample stock. It mentions derby and soft hats priced around $1.90 to $2.00, asserting strong value compared with others. The text is informal and noisy but centers on affordable headwear.
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Stanhope
Penna
Columbia Records
Columbia Graphophone
November
Honey Boy
Feyewell
Pino
Columbia Phonograph Co
F St. N. W
Rhode
Taflora
Meseach
Cassar
Wilkman
Inc
C Street NW
Red Dwarf
GAS Company
Georgetown Ganlight Company
T Iilg
Gornerstone
Bethel Baptist Foundation
District of Columbia
Connerstons
New Bethany
T Compton Ball
J J Mpl
F J Woodman
Grand Lodge
President Roosevelt
George B Corislyan
Secretary of the Treasury
Cracewell
The
Treasury
Straus
Roger Wijemin
Luther Hice
Tas Columbian Iaw
George Washington University
Gov Hughes
New York
George E. Whitehouse
Emanuel Church
Bethany Baptist Church
Jean D ‘Dawson
Florida Avenue
Third Street
Hugh T Stevenson
Hampton, WY
Colgate Untycrafty
W. W. Birtil
Columble Heights Citizenia Association
Mace Foriena
Parke
Ste. Feee
Farlors
Snorenam
Fath St
Mary Scott Howland
Eygland
Gofher
Deteron
Goukt
Jutasym
Cutoa
Rs “Holt Ghof
Gamale Club
Ser
Cauphen Wes
Washington
Dent
Lenox
Northwest
Walter J Metall
Woolley Chapel
Mere
W .K. Willard
Hichard Rigeles
Benjamin Reiss
Asaociation
Frank
Jona T Chansey
A. W Helley L
Selbold
J G Howard J
Honey
Noonan Rea L Moore
Bert Groupe
John M Wilden
Thamgee Sea
Wana
Ang Vinerment
Rack Creek
Reiway
Reagan
Wow Sefton
Halfway Mail
Thina
Aecent
Readquarters
Norfolk
Me Battal Teaver
Mesa Lewnings
Uf BP Wickel & Co
Maine
CS A. Munddimen A Co
Donty
Shane Wol
Ran
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
Heurich’s Beers
Bow Ne
Heurich’s
Maerzen
Senate
Heurich
Maerten
Heurich Brewing Co
Water Streets
N. W
BAY OF
House & Herrmann
Potomac Electric Power Co
14Th St
Burchell
Albert L Johnson
EVANS
Yazee E Street NW
Tosil
Chas. Kaufman & Sons
Seventh St
Ing
Ted
Ant
Friedlander Bros, ‘Sth
E Streete
Kondagie Sidabnard
Ike
Genae
Yale
Sian
Adler
Victor E. Adler Bates
7Th St. Za
Washington Gaslight Co
N. WY
Castelberg
Wastongtan
Michey Sg
Erie
Aeteat
Srullaine
Sygate la Se
Citizens’ Loan & Trust C Co. AO
Sorex
Wiioyarys
Jae
Johnson Bros
N. Wi
Warrer
Mocart
Uaisomale Terkored
Eye
Este Cate Company Hathener
Drageists
Getit
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