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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1907

Page

6

Clock Creates Havoc In Wallach Place With Alarm Clock

A peculiar alarm clock causes chaos in Wallach Place as it rings at random hours waking neighbors and frightening the resident family. John Henry, who wound the clock daily, eventually sealed it away and sent it back to its owner after a night of pandemonium.

Kat Wallach Place Gauain Wallach Elvira John Renda Lenry Lenry Who Knew of the Cmepiece Wien Alain Almila John Hem Coan Hlvira

Funeral for Rear Admiral Windsor Held in Arlington

Rear Admiral W A Windsor retired United States Navy who died in New York will be buried today at Arlington Cemetery. The funeral procession starts at 4 o clock with a full military escort led by Capt Qualtrough. Generals Manney Aga Walker Commodore Williamson and Capt Parks will participate, along with Commanders Smith and White.

New York Arlington W A | Windsor United States Navy Arlington Cemetery United States Infantry Qualtrough Palibesters Manney Aga Walker Williamson Parks Smith and White

Collins Resigns Amid Neglect Allegations at Government Printing Office

Collins, the building superintendent and electrician at the Government Printing Office, tendered his resignation after facing charges of willful neglect and overstepping authority. The Medical Director Manning and Public Printer Stillinger were cited in a dispute over jurisdiction. Collins reportedly avoided discharge by resigning as investigations continued. Public officials indicated the resignation could prevent future reemployment while probes into the Printing Office system persisted.

Government Print Ag Hemec K Colling Collins Publc Collin Tha Dutica Lngs Stillingers Sill New York Washington Turaday Ttta Rose Calling Coline Civis Service Commission

Changes in Police Force Approved by Commissioners

The Police Department underwent shifts on Maj Silvester's recommendation. Inspector John A Swindells moves to assist the superintendent, FOE Cross to general inspection duties, H M Vermillion to the detective bureau, and Detective Sergeant I A ODen along with Edward Horie detached to the railroad depot. The relief from duty reassignments include Charles Mullen. the rein board is to be Captain HB Elliott, Henry Schnelpeer, and Lieutenant J L Sprinkle.

Silvester John A Swindells Trial Board Pulive Foe Cross H M Vermillion Oden Edward Horie Charles Mullen Tue Police Rein Board Capty HB Elliott Henry Schnel Peer Ant J L Sprinkle

City bulletins. Sewers ordered and water mains mapped

Water workers ordered to construct three hundred eighty feet of four inch main between Bryant and College streets and other sections in Northwest. Includes one hundred fifty feet of forty one inch main on College Street and portions along Forty eighth Street and Brandywine Street. Also notes delays in bridge construction due to railroad dispute and an extension granted for the Anacostia bridge work from September to November.

Diannet Cunm Sriowers Bryant and College Street Fourth Street Somer Forty Eighth Street Murdock Fill Road Brandywine Street Forty Sixth Forty Eighth Streets Taplaen Baltimore and Ohio Railrias Compan Hewark Peon Bridge Company Anacostia Monroe Street Ae Lena & Coseau

Fifty Veterans to Leave for San Dusky Encampment

About fifty members of the United Spanish War Veterans’ Association in the district will travel from Washington next Friday by special car for the national encampment in San Dusky Ohio. Delegates from New York and other districts join en route, with a route via Buffalo and Niagara Falls, to attend the event and influence organization matters. The group plans to visit along the way and return after the encampment.

Meridian Eni John Millar Michael J Keave Washington United District Spanish War Veterans’ Association Sandusky Ohio Reational Association Hela Nedak Baltimore and Ohio Buffalo Niagara Falls Tha Twell New York Veterans Stulie

Contagious Hospital Contract Awarded in New York

A contract to complete the contagious hospital complex at Elite and Lemigraiion Station in New York was awarded to a Northeastern company. The notice lists project scope, site locations, and a foreman slate, with details obscured by fragmented OCR but indicates initiation around a holiday period.

Elite Lemigraiion Station New York Ing Ub Northeastern Onatrpehon Companys Hic

Raymond Norris Drowns After Waterfront Dive at 17 F Street

The 8 year old Raymond Norris vanished after leaping from a seawall with two companions near 17 F Street SE. They swam at the harborfront. Raymond failed to surface and was recovered by police divers, declared dead by drowning after the coroner’s inspection. His family and playmates recall him as a leader among youngsters.

Huang Gi Howard Sorin Hives É17 F Street Raymond Norra Susie William Newman William Max Atrick Polliceman Seret Dean

Clerks Receive Advance Pay Ahead of Labor Day Holiday

Federal and District government clerks in Washington about 2008 were paid yesterday for the August half in advance to cover the Labor Day holiday. Disbursing offices rushed to complete envelopes by 12:54 PM, except Navy clerks who faced delays.

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Night Calls At Day Rate Increase Due to Night Congestion

The telephone company announces night calls after 6 pm will cost $1, up from 65 cents, with similar rises to other long distance points. Officials cite operator shortages and night-hour congestion as reasons for the change. Washington to New York Philadelphia and Chicago rates listed, reflecting higher nocturnal charges.

New York Washington Polnia Belmore

FEI Americans Safe From War Torn Land Caravan Reaches Coast

Foreign colony of Fei the Moorish capital reaches the coast after a five day trek through hostile tribal lands in war torn regions. The State Department reports safety for the group, with naturalized Americans among travelers. two American missionaries stayed behind in Satra.

State Department Amar Fan Gummore Fes Coly Tony le “Gummero Tengler Satra

Bed for Ben and Good Swimmers at Easter Beach

Residents urge construction of a diving platform at the Washington bathing beach to aid strong swimmers. The current equipment is limited to a trapeze and a springing buoy, and supporters hope prompt action will follow. Open-air Vesper Service noted at Branthin Peork.

Benet Washington Ces Branthin Peork

Peacemakers Felicitations From Mexican Official

Senor Godoy the Mexican charge d affaires called at the State Department to exchange felicitations with Acting Secretary Adee over the peaceful settlement of Central American differences. The Presidents of the Central American governments sent note of acceptance to President Dies of Mexico and thanked Roosevelt. Godoy planned further communication and expected to join Adee next Tuesday to frame an invitation for the five Presidents to send delegates to a general conference aiming for a iron clad treaty to permanently bind the parties to peaceful dispute settlement.

Senor Godoy State Department Adee Dies Mexico Simfec Termato Thove Roosevelt Godoy Atlee

Key Men Get Donation to Central Labor Union

A roll of eighty dollars was presented to WW Gesttie of the Local Telegraphers Union on behalf of the Central Labor Union. At the last Central Union meeting Winssdal Becrtary Considina was instructed to pay De Nedrey at the earliest convenience. Other labor organizations plan to aid the striking telegraphers. After Labor Day proceeds, the Central Labor Union may donate fifty more to the telegraphers club. Passenger on St John steamer September with the Jolly Retail Grocers will offer a round trip to Jamestown for fifty dollars.

Wen Central Labor Union Te Toney Central Union Winssdal Lesor ‘Unior Bt Johm Jolly Retail Grocera Jamestown

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