Sewer Dispute Over Arizona Avenue Delays Water Project
Brandenburg and Brandenburg threaten district attorneys as sewer work on Arizona Avenue continues on private property. District Marrow urges continued construction citing a land dedication by Manogue and McCaffrey. District claims the route remains lawful though litigation may follow. Also notes Womatt M and Mrs Bryan divorce proceedings with alimony after thirty five years and details alleged abuse.
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Dstrict
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
William J Dante
Arizona Avenue
Founary
Green Spring
Nave
Marrow
Arizona Avenua Ia
Dante
Trespana
F. McComn
Arzum
William H Manogue
James & McCaffrey
Linter
Assessorn
Wits Remumasioner Morrow
Ana Yeaterday
Xrada
Relief for station men to shorten working hours
Sylvester plans to ask the commission for increased appropriations to hire more station keepers and clerks. An eight hour shift is targeted, with night clerks working fourteen to fifteen hours currently. Ten more policemen are proposed to cover rotation and reduce overtime across precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester
Clecka
Max Bylverter
Vaccination Demand Urges District School Board Action
Health Officer Woodward sent a memo urging the district board to require vaccination certificates for all school children before opening. The letter calls for a public announcement stressing vaccination or smallpox immunity for attendees. Unvaccinated children may receive the free vaccination through local physicians at the dispensary if funds are unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward
District Board of Education
Doctors Receive Licenses After July Exam Results
Results of the July examinations for licenses to practice medicine and surgery in the District were announced by Medical Supervisors. Licenses were issued to a list of doctors including Bu kone T Stephenson, J B Grease Castio Jr, Edward C Wilson, Henry R Schreber, Christian H Dewey, Henry I Brout, David G Q Wiets, Joseph B Bogan, Wl tom B Catt Jr, Dowdal H Davis, Jonn Ht Waring, Moses H Darnall, Charles Boyd, Milton A Francia, Julius Hurst, Marthe M Ho Lyon, Benjamin J Swain, Victor H Exch, John P Briscos, Dudrey J Morton, Marcy Cing, and Louise Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steen
Sa & Resalt
Board of Merest Supervisors
Bukone T Stephenson J
Grease Castio
Edward C Wilson
Henry R
Schreber
Christian H Dewey
Henry I
Brout
David GQ Wiets
Joseph B
Bogan
Tom B
Catt Jr
Dowdal H
Davis Jonn Ht
Waring
Moses H Darnall
Charles
Boyd Milton
Francia
Julius
Hurst
Marthe M Ho Lyon
Benjamin J Swain
Victor H Exch
John P. Briscos
J Dudrey
Morton Marcy Cing
End
Louise Ross
August Fire Loss Report by City Fire Chief
The August fire loss totaled 451 000 with insurance covering 350 000. Four of twenty six fires caused most damage, including Hutching Building and Columbia Laundry at Seventh Street Northwest and the feed warehouse of Stewart & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iearly AM
van Dons
Tom
Bell
Hutching Building
Columbia Laundry
MX Seventh Street
Blewart & Co
Middle West School Inspect Plan Announced
Commissioner Morton departs the city for St Louis to join Supervising Architect Taylor and the School Chancellor to inspect St Louis school buildings and discuss possible changes in Washington instruction. They will review binding and facility aspects and suggest improvements.
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Middle West
Morton
St Louis
Treasury
Taylor
Washington
Adams Dropped Grand Larceny Charge in Jewelry Case
Thaddeus Adams a street car contractor recently arrested for grand larceny was released on his personal bond by order of Judge Gould. He faced accusations from Myra Michnard who said Adams entered her home and took two diamonds rings and a gold bracelet valued around 300 dollars. Michnard later decided not to prosecute and the district attorney recommended release on personal bonds.
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Thaddeus
Adams
Mra
Myra Michnard
Sara
Baker Yeaterdey
Louis Cohen Bankrupt in Involuntary Proceedings
Proceedings in Involuntary bankruptcy began yesterday in the District Supreme Court against Louis Cohen a local watchmaker and opthalmic trader. The petition filed by creditors alleges he is indebted to them for 500 dollars. Susfeld Lorsch Co Albert Lorach Co and Hamel Rigiander Co of New York appear as petitioners alleging insolvency and that he conveyed all property to Samuel Tolbert to divide proceeds among creditors.
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District Supreme Court
Louis Cohen
Opiician
Cohan
Bhias
Susfeld
Lorsch & Co
Albert Lorach & Co
Hamel Rigiander
Samuel Tolbert
Bradley trial reset advances bucket shop cases
District Attorney Baker seeks to post pone Bradley murder trial of former Senator Arthur Frown, as deposition witnesses are gathered in the West. Bucket shop indictments loom, with Holmes possibly to be retried after the Bradiey case clears. Prosecution notes anticipate arrangements in the Supreme Court calendar and further indictments.
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Baker
Supreme Court
Holmes
Plump
Annie M Bradley
Arthur Frown
District Supreme Court
Desie
Ume
George P Hoover
Reb Ecw
Bratley
Washington
Jerve
Lumday
Lake City
Utah
Santa Cruz
Cal
Hradiey
Bradiey
Gaston B Philip
Fromh MacAbor
Ctb
Court to rule on validity of deeds restricting sale to colored people
A Bloomingdale case seeks an injunction against a colored resident from occupying a house on lot 2, square 4 Dorbins Addition. The suit hinges on a deed covenant prohibiting sale or transfer to any Negro, with chain of ownership tracing to A J Shippert and R D B Pair. Residents claim occupancy by a colored man harms property values. District Supreme Court will decide if such racial restraints on suburban lots are enforceable.
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District Supreme Court
Charlta D Harrlem
Bloomingdale
Francia
Dorbins Addition
Bertha R Hudson
Ray A Mil Gaugh
Harrison
Mra Hudson Yster
Clayton E Emig
A J Sbippert
Pairo
Smith
Pains
Aiao
California trip brochure offers and cheap hotel list
A promotional note promises a large map and complete hotel listings after sending a card with the word California and the sender’s name and address. It claims to reveal trip costs and how to join tourist parties, inviting readers to request details today.
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California
Jeong
Awards for Street Opening Damages and Playground Exhibit
Supreme Court jury awarded damages and benefits for the Mita avenue northeast opening from Rhoda Inland to Twenty fourth street. Jury members were Canon Rudolph Charles Wiekames Charles B Bayly William P. Van Wickle and Abram Lisner. At Franklin School playground directors showcased industrial work in the portico of the Van Ness mansion and in the lower classrooms through Friday September 1% with daily hours.
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Juatics Yous
Viscmce Supreme Court
Era
Mita Avenue
Rhoda Inland Avenue
Twenty Fourth Street
WOME
Rudolph Charles Wiekames
Charles B Bayly
William P. van Wickle
Abram Lisner
Franklin School
van Ness
Playground Association
Gifts for outing fund support two camps and summer work
Contributions acknowledged to 811 G street for the Associated Charities outings committee Andrew Parker treasurer Miss M B Lyman $1 Clarence G Allen $2 and others. The committee plans winter entertainments at Fronmont Camp the outing site for colored children, following the final outing Wednesday.
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Associated Charities
Joalvad
G Street
Andrew Parker
Lyman
Clarence G Allen
Ron Webber
Hoge Jr
Fronmont
Richard Lewis Leaves All to Wife in 1906 Will
Obscure estate notice notes Richard Lewis dying January 21, name Elizabeth Lewis as executrix, bequeathing all property to his wife. Will dated March 18, 1906, listing a 615 Ninth Street SE residence and various personal items. Includes local business and social references and mentions encampment travel plans and veterans’ organization events.
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Richard Lewis
Bhlwefty
Avery
Mra
Eligebeth Lewis
Ninth Street
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Saks & Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventh Street
House & Herrmann
Dusineas le
Homeé Herrmann
Han
The
C. & P. Telephone Co
Ith Street
R Street
Eton
Credit Pettit & CO
Thant
Washington Gaslight Co
Teath Street
Castelberg’s
Fame Ave
D. of C. Real Estate
Thos. J. Asher & Co., Inc
F St. NW
AE Sunday Post
Niewepa
Toler
Uneeda Biscuit
Senate
Coe Chr
Heurich Brewing Co
Goodyear Coneany
Street Meer
Grayenette
Morrow
Womatt
Owl Ue Mayers
Bryan Saya
Broan
Gould
Bryan Tol
Wtecine
Jewela Unwabog
Three Creditors
Mayer&Pa
Fireprest
Laderwrite
Bradley
Brown
Hs Gwn
Boston
Chicago
Omaha
Kansas City
A. Abbott
B. & Q. Blig
Ins
Gifts For Outing Fund
Charities Committee
ITY Bulletins
Sehmetder
Green Avenue
North Kodak
Kodak Man
Legon
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Gettraburs
Veteran Legion
Thomas J Shannon
Moddiman & Co
Minrich
Iest
Hubbard Heating Co
Spec Nate
Del
Simplyfess
Mass. Ave
N. W
Mev's
D. J. Kaufman
Pa Ave
W. B. Moses & Sons
F St
Cor
Randle Highlands
Capitol OF
Adle Miahlands
Vane
Fem Sapo
Geom
Cele
U.S
Salle Bod Villa Stax
Expacta
Fse
Ra Ail Moody
Puvienta
Tor Plar
Realty Company
Fitemsar Insarenes
Potomac Electric Power Co
Fourteenth St. N. W
Capital Loan Co
Canana
F Street
Wesco
Ganity
Wlloa
Laege
Altman
the Sanitary Paper Bottle Co., Inc., Aggore We
Buffy
Pellcamen
Citizens’ Loan & I& Trust Cco
Washington Post Building
Dulding
Victor E. Adler
7Th St. Smt
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