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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1905
Page
30
The front window highlights six gray patterns in refined styles for fall. The shop touts superior tailoring with evident pride in its Suits and Topcoats, claiming unmatched details and customer satisfaction. Prices range from $7.50 to $35 depending on size and style.
Prominent bankers and trust company officials resume duties after a calm summer, recounting travels from Muskoka to Atlantic City. Charles J. Bell of American Security and Trust recalls a Canadian Muskoka stay with storm and mining rumors. Francis H. Smith visits Europe via Naples and Lucerne. others describe Atlantic City and Canadian Rockies trips, farming ventures, and returning optimism about business.
Commissioners West and Biddle inspected Eckington area including the proposed Business High School and nearby railroad terminal sites. They praised the school interior and assembly hall while noting local opposition to warehouses and shops near the terminal. Builders prepare walls and granite basement for the new District building with premine work planned to rise a story by December 1.
Typhoid fever shows cautious improvement with only two new cases and one recovery reported yesterday. The health office weekly summary notes 259 total cases to date, 285 under treatment at week’s end, 56 new cases and 50 discharges including 6 deaths, and compares mortality and birth figures by race.
District Superintendent of Repairs B Coleman asks raise from 1500 to 2000 plus setting salaries for clerk and typist. He cites control of school, police, and other district buildings and numerous annual inspections. Also requests 35000 for a new repair shop and 8 increase for the weights and measures laborer.
Recorder of Deeds Dancy issues an order requiring presentation of the record receipt when surrendering instruments after filing. If the receipt is lost, the grantee must be identified to the satisfaction of the recorder or deputy. Without both, the grantee's representative must file a writen order for surrender. The order does not block surrender to the District bar for client representation. Marine Band to perform at the Barracks this afternoon at 4 o'clock with a program including marches and overtures.
Local classified blurbs promote gas ranges and home appliances for baking boiling and heating from C A Muddiman Co at 12th and sts. Garments by Costinett at 607 14th st promise perfect fit. Eat Hartaeng’s Ice Cream and Be Healthy at 108 Fla ave nw. Johnston’s at 731 7th st nw invites grocery orders.
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