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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1905

Page

7

Plans for bankers reception at White House

American Association prepares for the American Bankers Association meeting in Washington October 10 18 with committees named to handle all details. President John Joy Edson and Washington Bankers Association leaders oversee preparations and entertainment planning reflects McKinley era organization. committee chairs include C C Glover reception J F Fox finance Capt J H Moors banks H B Stallwagen trust companies B F Saul savings banks Charles J Bell river excursion.

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 Delegates Gather for Washington Visit

John Joy Edson and Hibbs lead visits to Mount Vernon while delegates tour Arlington Fort Myer and enjoy a White House reception with President Roosevelt. The American Bankers' Association meets at National Theater daily 10 to 1 with finance discussions through Friday. Local bankers spend over 29008 on lenders of finance. events at New Willard and Corcoran Art Gallery.

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 From Washington to Atlantic City

Commissioner and Mrs Macfarland left Washington for Atlantic City for two weeks of rest after a year of duty. He will return to handle pending matters, then travel to Chicago and the Northwest, back by October 1 for the board's winter week and potential net-fiscal-year estimates to Congress. West returned Thursday night after a Atlantic City visit. Cat Bildle, Engineer Commissioner, is due soon from Canada after ten days at Camp Ordway with the District National Guard.

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 Fire Department Changes and New Engines

Sidney Bieber resigns as fire marshal and Capt Philip Nicholson is promoted to the vacancy effective yesterday. Two new fire engines tested on the Capitol front plaza met requirements with minor contractor fixes. Typhoid fever shows more daily cases but also more recoveries. seventeen new cases, eight recoveries, one death, total under treatment 310 versus 302 last Thursday. few cases now end fatally.

Sidney Bieber Philip Nicholson Capitol

Anacostia River Flats Reports Soon For Congress

War Department and Department of Justice reports on the Anacostia River flats will be presented at the forthcoming session of Congress. Congress in 1902 allocated $5,000 for two survey and outline maps of U S land in the area. New Washington Asylum Rules. Bapt Zinkhan of the Washington Asylum has submitted rules to govern institutions until Pleasant Plains buildings are ready.

Macrarland War Department Department of Justice Anacostia River Congress United States Washington Zinkhan Washington Azylum Pleasant Plains DUFFY Rochester

District Health Officer Reports Danger in Its Water

The District health officer told Commissioners of possible contamination in a spring supplying many hydrants near Franklin Square. Analyses from hydrant water and a spring sample showed danger. The old vault under Thirteenth Street emitted foul air requiring exhausting with a fan before entry. Hydrants affected lie at multiple corners along Thirteenth Street and surrounding avenues.

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 Vacation

Court officials of City Hall resume duties as Judge Ashley M Gould returns from Ocean City Maryland where his family remains. Clerk John R. Young comes back from Lake Massanoga Ontario Canada after August. William E Williams assistant clerk restarts duties following a month at Ocean City New Mexico.

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 leads to seven months in workhouse

Charles Dixon, charged with stealing two bicycles from 1405 W Street Northwest, pleaded not guilty but was convicted in the first theft valued at $25. He received four months in the workhouse, with three additional months added in related cases brought by Lawrence Harrington.

Charles Dixon Harry Gauss W Street Lawrence Harrington

Ragland's Drive Costly in Fourteenth Street Incident

James Ragland, a negro, faced a $25 fine for reckless driving on Fourteenth Street Northwest Thursday afternoon. An ad page notes items from Rosenfeld's ice cream shop and Keene's Shoe Store offering styles and prices. Relatives of missing William H Warder appeal to police as search continues from his home at 209 EK Street Northwest since July 6. A Maddimen & Co advertises Chicago Jewel Range and water heaters at 12th Street.

Ragland James Ragland Fourteenth Street Wiliam H. Warder EK Street Chicago A. Maddimen & Co

Laborer Brown Sues Standard Oil for 15000 Damages

Abraham Brown, a laborer, sues the Standard Oil Company in the District Supreme Court for 15000 damages for injuries alleged February 8 1904 at the company stable. He says a bale of hay fell through an unprotected hole in the floor above causing permanent hearing loss. Attorney Gynn Gardner represents Brown. Also mentions Baltimore and Return rail fare by Pennsylvania Railroad trains on weekends.

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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