Plans for bankers reception at White House
The American Association and the Washington Bankers’ Association prepare to host the American Bankers’ Association from October 10 to 18. President John Joy Edson heads committees with C. C. Glover as reception chairman and others handling finance, banks, trust companies, savings banks, and a river excursion.
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John Joy Edson
Washington Bankers’ Associationm
American Bankers’ Association
Edson
C. C Glover
J. F. Fox
J H Moors
J Stallwagen
F Saul
Charles J Bell
Bankers’ Association Meets at New Willard and White House Events
Washington bankers gather for the American Bankers Association at the National Theater with a four day program. Delegates from Hibbs, Mount Vernon, Fort Myer, and Arlington join receptions at Corcoran Gallery and the White House hosted by President Roosevelt. The event features a Navy Band reception, bank and trust discussions, and a river excursion with over 29 thousand dollars likely spent by local financiers on hospitality.
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John Joy Edson
Washington
Art Gallery
Corcoran Art Gallery
Arlington
Fort Myer
Mount Vernon
The
American Bankers’ Association
National Theater
E . Swinner
First National Bank of Kansas City
Henry Y Satterlee
Macfarland
Trust Company and Savings Bank Section
Willard
Macfarland_on_vacation_heads_to_atlantic_city
Commissioner and Mrs Macfarland left Washington for Atlantic City for two weeks. He has worked nearly year without break, directing board duties with Capt Merrow aiding. He plans Chicago and Northwest trips, returning by October 1 for winter work and budget guidance to Congress. West also returned from Atlantic City with improved health. Cat Bildle to arrive soon and resume duties after Canada trip and ten days with the District National Guard.
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Washington
Atlantic City
Macfarland
Capt Merrow
Engineer Department
Jock
Chicago
Northwest
Congress
West
Mr West
Cat Bildle
Tzala
Canada
Camp Ordway
District National Guard
District Building Notes and Fire Department Promotions
The resignation of Sidney Bieber as fire marshal and promotion of Capt Philip Nicholson to the vacancy took effect yesterday. New fire engines tested on the Capitol front plaza met requirements with minor contractor fixes. Typhoid fever cases rose to 17 with eight recoveries and one death, bringing under treatment to 310 from 302, with few fatalities among new cases.
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Sidney Bieber
Philip Nicholson
Capitol
District Health Officer Warns Water Near Franklin Square
The District Health Officer reported to Commissioners that the spring under Thirteenth Street vault near Franklin Square shows contamination. Tests of hydrant water from the source indicated danger while a sample from the spring itself yielded poor results. The old vault required exhausting to curb foul air before entry. Hydrants fed by this source are located at multiple intersections around Thirteenth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, with conditions still unsettled.
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Franklin Square
Health Department
Engineer Department
Uults
Thirtenth Street
New York Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Twelfth
Twelfth Ad
Etill Uni
Court Officials Return to Duty After Vacations
Court officials at City Hall resume duties as summer vacations end. Judge Ashley M Gould returns from Ocean City Maryland where his family remains. John R. Young, clerk of the District Supreme Court, comes back from Lake Massanoga Ontario Canada after August. William E. Williams assistant clerk reopens duties following a month at Ocean City New Mexico.
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Judge Gould
Stummer
Ashley M Gould
Supreme Court
Oceanity Md
John R. Young
District Supreme Court
Lake Massanoga
Ontario
Canada
William E. Wiliams
Ocean City
Bicycle theft conviction faces seven month sentence
Charles Dixon, arraigned in Police Court, was found guilty of stealing one bicycle valued at $25 from Harry Gauss at 1405 W street north west and received four months in the workhouse. In the companion case, with Lawrence Harrington as complainant, three additional months were added.
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Charles Dixon
Harry Gauss
W Street
Lawrence Harrington
Ragland Drives Fined After On Street Incident
James Ragland, a Black man, faced a $25 fine for reckless driving on Fourteenth Street Northwest Thursday afternoon. The notice also lists local ads for ice cream, shoes, and a Chicago Jewel Range, with mentions of stores Rosenfelds Keene's Reisinger's and A Mauddi men & Co. The report notes no trace of missing William H Warder last seen July 6 at 209 EK Street Northwest.
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Ragland
James Ragland
Fourteenth Street
Wiliam H. Warder
EK Street
Chicago
A. Mauddimen & Co
Suit Against Standard Oil for $15000 in Damages
Laborer Abraham Brown sues Standard Oil Company in the District Supreme Court for $15000, claiming injuries on February 8 1904 at the company stable when a bale of hay fell through an unprotected floor hole, allegedly injuring his hearing. Attorney Gynn Gardner represents Brown. Travel note: Baltimore and Return $1.25 via Pennsylvania Railroad weekends.
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Washington Railway and Electric Company
District Supreme Court
John R Jackson
N Street
John R Whitt
Jackson
Johnston’s
Brown
John AD. Rockefeller
Abraham Brown
Standard Oil Company
Gynn Gardner
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