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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1907

Page

8

Pennsylvania Railroad Extra Fare Trains Promote Luxury Service

The Pennsylvania Railroad advertises extra fare premium trains, including the Pennsylvania Special, eight hour run to Chicago, and The Pennsylvania Limited. It touts high grade seating, dining and observation cars, sleeping services, and fast schedules from Washington or Baltimore to Chicago, with returns via the Manhattan Limited. Ticket information available at the New Jersey P&S ED 15th and G streets NW office.

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Authority over Sunday theater shows debated by officials

Police and city officials question how far the commissioners can regulate Sunday performances in local theaters. The matter, prompted by reports of vaudeville adjacent concerts, is referred to Corporation Counsel Thomas for a ruling on legal authority and potential public decency regulations.

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Cleaning System in Bank Demonstration at National Metropolitan Building

The National Metropolitan Bank showcased a new sanitary cleaning system as part of its modern building. Officials and architects demonstrated the Dunn Logke Method, which carries used dust, water, and debris to a basement sewer prior to disposal. Government engineers attended the demonstration, noting the absence of dirt and dust and the building’s high sanitary standards.

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Berry Winship Buried After Horse Accident

Funeral services for Berry Winship, killed when thrown from his horse near Intock Creek Perk, were held at his late residence. Rev Willem C Alexander conducted at 3 PM, burial followed at Oak Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers included William Leetch and others. attendees included representatives from the Sigma Phi fraternity of George Washington University and the Dumbarton Club, of which Winship was a member.

Berry Win Ship

Missionary Society accused in Will Fraud Trial

Robert McGaw, a Brooklyn-based grandson, seeks a jury trial to contest the August 2 will of Mrs. McGaw, claiming undue influence and fraud by the Women of Missionary Society of Metropolitan Memorial ME Church. He asserts the will disinherited legal heirs and left nearly all estate to the society for a memorial in Lima, while alleging the testatrix was of unsound mind and incapable of valid conveyance.

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Auditor Files Estimate for 1900 District Office

The Auditor presents a $2618 appropriation request to the Commissioners for the fiscal year, stating no increase over last year. He seeks a salary raise for Clerk Mrs. Wrlsbh from $1.00 to 180, and a permanent position for Frank Mio Beck, who has served three years, plus continuation of a temporary clerk due to new bookkeeping regulations.

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Water meter protest heard before district commissioners

A Pythian Temple committee urged review of a water meter installation for fire use costing over 190. They argued the meter is unnecessary. The commissioners will reconsider and decide soon. The protest included John W Handel William H Kimboly Jo Gashor and Thomas J Reilly. District officials also approved raising pension for Mrs Moore widow of a former officer to 20. Flowers for rare beauty are used when Gude has the order for floral decorations for weddings.

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Civil Service Board Sued Over Examinations For Digtnet Positions

Justice Clabaugh cites United States Civil Service Commissioners and district officials to show cause why examinations should not be joined in the suit to prevent use of examinations for eligibles. District Commissioners are defendants in the injunction suit. The action seeks to halt the exams for certain district positions. The case names gen John C Black Henry M. Green and John A Melthranv as nominal defendants.

Justice Clabaugh John C Black Henry M. Green John A Exalaina Athromey Ruiard

Police Appointments and Public Works Noted in City Bulletin

The city commissioners approved new appointments for the police force including special policemen for Dranwood Public School and playground supervisors with pay rates from $2.00 to $2.50 per month, plus orders for sewer and water main projects along Rhode Island Avenue and K Street. The bulletin also lists local advertisers and utility notices, with vendors and contact details for multiple businesses.

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Watch and Clock Stolen in Broadside Home Burglary

A burglary reports theft of three brass sluice from Mas Mol's home at 13 Givter Sis. The thief entered through an unlocked front door in the early morning hours while residents were asleep. Capt. Koved and detectives investigated. a police report filed and suspects sought.

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