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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1907

Page

31

Pennsylvania Railroad Announces Extra Fare Trains to Chicago

The Pennsylvania Railroad advertises extra fare trains including the Pennsylvania Special and Pennsylvania Limited from Washington or Baltimore to Chicago. The Manhattan Limited and other routes to New York, Boston, Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, and St Louis are promoted with superior dining, parlor, and sleeping cars. Ticket information and schedules are available from agent at 15th and G Streets NW.

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Authority of Commissioners on Sunday Theater Regulations Questioned

Police report from Captain Williams notes Sunday entertainments in local theaters edging toward vaudeville formats prompting concern over Sabbath observance and proper decency rules. Mal Sylvester and others urge Corporation Counsel Thomas to decide the legal scope of the commissioners authority and possible enforcement actions.

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Cleaning System Demonstrated at National Metropolitan Bank

The National Metropolitan Bank showcased a new Dunn Logke Method cleaning system in its landmark building. Officials and architects demonstrated a sanitary setup that uses dust and water collection via a basement sewer line, claiming no dust or heated water exposure. The event drew bank officers, government engineers, and prominent guests to witness the modern sanitary features.

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Berry Winship Buried After Fatal Horse Accident

Funeral services for Berry Winship, killed when thrown from his horse at Intock Creek Perk, were held at his late residence. Rev Willem C Alexander of West Street Presbyterian Church officiated. Interment followed at Oak Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers included William Leetch, Frank Seateh, Fred Lestch, George Easterday, John Lewis, Lawrence Mallery, and Allen S. Pat Uson. Attendees included members of the Slema Thi fraternity at George Washington University and the Dumbarton Club.

Berry Win Ship

Will fraud claims target Missionary Society will

Robert McGaw and heirs contest the August last will of Mrs McGaw alleging undue influence and fraud by members of the Women of Missionary Society at Metropolitan Memorial Church. The petition, filed in Probate Court, seeks jury trial before probate of the will.

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Auditor Files Estimate for District Auditor Office

An appropriation of $2618 is requested to cover office expenses for the coming year. The estimate, presented to the Commissioners, shows no increase over last year. It seeks to raise salaries for Clerk Wrlsbh and permanent placement for Frank Mio Beck, plus funding for a temporary clerk becoming permanent due to added duties from new district accounting regulations.

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Protest Over Water Meter For Pythian Temple

A committee representing the Pythian Temple protested a water meter decision for fire use at their temple. District Commissioners will reconsider the meter, with a ruling expected soon. The panel included John W Handel, Wilam H Kimboerly, Jo Gaspar, and Thomas Stelly. Also noted, the police pension board recommendation to raise Mrs. Luea Moore’s widow pension to 22 per month was approved. Flowers of rare beauty used in Hora decorations for weddings.

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Civil Service Board Sued Over Examinations

The District Government Joint Civil Service Board faces a suit seeking an injunction to halt examinations for Digtnet Poaction. Chief Justice Clabaugh cites United States Civil Service Commissioners to show cause why the exams should not be stopped to obtain eligibles for district appointments. The District Commissioners are nominal defendants in the injunction action.

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City Bullets Police Appointments At Public School Work

Police appointments approved by Commissioners Wo Dolley and Gaffany include private and special policemen for Dranwood Public School duty and four playground supervisors. Washington Playground Association supervisors and pay rates noted. Also sewer and water main orders and local business ad lines appear amid city notices and service ads.

No Co Commissionera Fred Wo Dolley Wiliam Gaffany Frank Tawler Ant Wilam E Johnson Dranwood Pulelic School Washington Playground Association Macfair Wills Harlan Munson

Watch and clock stolen and theft reports across city

A string of thefts across town include a watch and clock taken from John F Hartham and Miss Molle Carter at 1% Waconsin Avenue, a burglar entering Mas Mol's home to seize three brass sluice pieces, and a heavy tool chest weighing several hundred pounds stolen from 19 Fifth Street Southeast. Other losses include a purse, pawn tickets, and a cash watch reported by Daniel Brewer of 1317 F Street Northwest. Captain and detectives investigate these incidents as delinquency cases and property thefts.

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