New Cooperative Plan Promises Coal At Saving
Washington introduces Consumers Coal Company Inc to offer perpetual membership for 35 dollars plus 2 shares of stock and coal at 3 cents above cost for life. Directors include Robert N. Harper as president and treasurer W B E Sursby as vice president Henry Grinnell as secretary. Robert H Love oversees operations with aim to enroll 2,000 to 3,000 members, about half already signed.
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Washington
Consumers Coal Company, Incorporated
Robert N. Harper
W. B E. Sursby
Henry Grinnell
Robert H Love
Attorneys To Get Fees In Georgetown Building Case
Justice Anderson ordered $1,000 to be paid to the receiver’s attorneys in the suit of Gora Batter against the First Cooperative Building Association of Georgetown. The action, aided by a receiver, led to Ambrose’s appointment and involved about $16,000 saved from the institution’s wreckage.
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Georgetown
Justice Anderson
Gora Ball
First Cooperative Building Association of
J Barton Miler
Suil Mied
Core Batter UN
Clys
William E. Ambrose
Joan Lewin Smith
James Banby-Smith
Ambrose
Eagle in Bank Trust Faces Daily 50 Cent Feeds
Western bank receiver asked the acting comptroller how to handle a trust case involving an American eagle kept at the bank. Kane found state law fines of 10 to 326 dollars for captivity and advised ending the bird’s captivity and feeding costs.
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Kane
Guily
Injured Resisting Arrest at Fourth Precinct
James Baston, a Black man aged 2, fought Policeman Patterson of the Fourth Precinct, receiving two scalp lacerations. He was sent to Emergency Hospital, then returned to the Fourth Precinct and jailed. Complex local notices follow including hotel ad and bank designation in bankruptcy matters.
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James Baston
Patterson
Huston
Beck
Plan to heat public pool to extend season
Washington officials consider heating bath water at the city beach to keep the pool open through football season. A portable building would cover one pool to shield bathers from October air, using a small coal powered boiler to maintain warmth at modest cost.
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Washington
Board of Commissioners
Aragon
Weary Contestanta
DF Hudson
Hudson
Tindall Sarn
Cen Bs
Disputes over delays in district salary payments dismissed
Louis C Wilson, district disbursing officer, denied claims that per diem staff faced unjustified payment delays. He explained the process for settling discharged or resigned laborers includes time slips, special pay rolls, and separate audits, noting his office always aims to expedite final payments.
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Louis C Wison
Wison
Washington praised by Australian official on park system
A letter from Charles G Coulter of the Royal Commission on Improvement in Sydney informed the Washington commission that his study of The Improvement of the Park System of the District would interest him. He notes Australia’s federal capital plans and implies relevance to his work. Markets announce Labor Day hours with Eastern Western and Georgetown districts opening at 9:30 and closing at 10 p.m. next Monday. Gude's floral arrangements highlight local artistry.
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Washington
Charles G Coulter
Royal Commission On Improvement
Sydney
New Smith Wales
Coulter
Commonwealth of Australia
Georgetown
Labor Day
Win Haskell
Leaf Season Preparations In City Streets
James M Wood district street cleaning superintendent plans leaf removal in autumn. Beginning next Tuesday two more machine sweeping shifts start in tree lined sections with more schedules to follow as leaves drop. Leaves are light and blow for blocks making collection difficult.
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James M Wood
Flova
Wood
Woman Sues Car Company for 25000 Injuries
Than M Chapman by attorney LA Batley filed a suit in District Supreme Court against Capital Traction Company for 25000. The claim states July 1903 injuries when riding a pay as you enter car near Rock Creek bridge on Connecticut Avenue. A protruding band outside the car window was struck by a trolley pole, breaking the wrist and fracturing the elbow.
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Than M Chapman
LA Batley
Supreme Court
Capital Traction Company
Rock Creek Bridge
Connecticut Avenue
Finale and Militaire Works Featured in Concert Program
The program lists Hacerptstrom's The Sho Gan, Walia Sulte's Valse Militaire, and Finale's The Belle of New York as part of a themed recital. Performances highlight diverse composers and virtuosic pieces. audience attention centers on orchestration, tempo, and period style cues.
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Walia Sulte
New York
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N.W. Burchell
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Economy Co-Operative Society Shewraims
Randle Highlands Capitol
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Friedlander Bros
Theo Ertey
Rendle
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Eagle
Bank Revelver
Help Bird
City Bulletins
Congress Hall Hotel
Deseerta
Benate
Shain
Renaael Pho
Gude
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Gost Eums
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China
Lansburgh Furniture Tare Company
BEL
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Zimmermann
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R. Luders
Waldtentel Clarke
Fifteenth
U. S. Cavalry Band
Adminstration
George F Tyrrelt
Kiesler
Mister Bratton
Pringe Albert
Horn
Credit Pettit & CO
Duffy's
Duffy Malt Whiskey Company
Rochester
Royal Gas
A. Eberly
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
Andrews
R. P. Andrews Paper Co
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Brink
Xeelet Institute
Rutatsington
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Washington Gas
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