Sealer Submits Estimate For Next Year Operations
The document outlines an estimated total of 15 330 dollars for running Offre next year. It lists salaries for George A Howe 1400 per year and TS Schoenthal 990 to 1100, plus an additional laborer at 8 M a year. It also mentions wages for a clerk watchman and various small allowances for market master and assistants.
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Haskell
George A Howe
Aecona
Schoenthal
Passnate
Salurtor Cobh Pearty
Fist
Heskell
Changes in Attaches Point to St Petersburg Post
Capt Stephen L H Slocum is slated for St Petersburg to succeed Mad W W Gibson in the Ordnance Department with the General Staff. Capt Blocum, Boer War observer, likely to be military attache in St Petersburg after Gibson’s departure. Maj William H Allaire of the Twenty third Infantry expected for Vienna as a military attache. Lt Francis A Ruggles of the Fifteenth Cavalry may be named to relations with Venezuela and other South American countries.
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Stephen L.H. Slocum
Bey
St. Petersburg
Stephan Lat Blocum
St Petersburg
W W Gibson
Ordnance Department
General Staff
Blocum
Portugal
Petersbore
William H Allaire
Vienna
Licsut
Francis A Ruggles
Fifteenth Cavalry
la ‘Vene Suewe
South Americas
Washington Asylum Hospital Criticized By Commissioner
Commissioner Macfarland attacks conditions at the Washington Asylum Hospital calling it a makeshift and urging Congress and the community to fund proper buildings away from the jail and workhouse. He defends the hospital's management while noting staffing and pay issues and cites a request to notify the Government Hospital of patients in need of aid.
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Washington Asylum
Beat
Macfarland
Board of Charlies
Asylum Hospital
Congress
Fastern
Government Hospital
Board of Charities
Stacka
Wilson
Madur
Inna
Hospital site debate reveals proposed Brightwood campus plan
A city commission considers building a modern hospital on Brightwood Avenue with a $1,000,000 expenditure and $70,000 for the site. Opposition fears from nearby residents delayed broader funding, while a $100,000 tuberculous ward was approved and conversion of the old almshouse into wards for the insane and inebriates was discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brightwood Avenue
sTimse Tans
Macfarland
Getterd
Washington ‘Asylum
Assessor seeks budget rise to 8,050 for district interior office
Assessor Griffin asks commissioners for 8,050 next year for the District Interior's office up 430 over last year to cover labor for compiling the triennial real estate assessment. Office allocations include 47,200 for Griffin's office and 3,260 for the special assessment office with salary increases for several clerks and an additional clerk request.
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Assentor Griffin
Mer Griffin
Griffin Adda
Clerxa
Rar Griff
Excise Board
M Davis
Woon DeShields
MW Hamilton
NJ W Harkness
Grigin
Widow Receives Life Estate and Trust Provisions
James Westerfield who died in this city last September left a life estate to his wife Elizabeth Jane Westerfield and directed trustees to handle real estate on Myrtle Street Tenth Southeast and Grace Street Georgetown and insurance proceeds. Bequests include 2500 to Elizabeth Jordan's children, 4000 to Angelina Reaver's children, 100 to a brother's children, 100 to Henretta Pistenar of Baltimore, and upon the widow’s death the property to Rebecca Anderson. Edgar L. Anderson inherits property on Twentieth Street as a nephew.
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James Westerfield
Nin
Myrtle Street
Tenth Street
Grace Street
Georgetown
Hilsabeth
Jane Westerfield
Chiell Williamson
Pagar L Anderson
Elizabeth Jordan
Angelina Reaver
Henretta Pistenar
Baltimore
Rebecca Anderson
Twentieth Street
Edgar L. Anderson
District Purchases Ground for Langdon Property Yard
The District of Columbia has bought 2500 feet of ground on Second Street NE from the Haltiare and Ohio Railroad for a disease property yard to run from W Street to Florida Avenue. The conveyance was recorded in the recorder of deeds office. The yard will adjoin railroad tracts on Delaware Avenue with nominal consideration. Other items include notices of local commerce, court actions for loss of cigars, and a bequest to the Humane Society of the District by Mrs Charlotte M. Tiridge of Athens Pennsylvania in memory of her daughter Miss Maran Bridge. The will leaves estate assets to charity and relatives, with executors named and bond required. A request for higher pay is submitted by Dr. B Robinson, District veterinary surgeon, asking an annual raise to 2000 dollars.
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District of Columbia
Haltiare and Ohio Railroad
Second Street
W Street
Florida Avenue
Recorder of Deeds
Delaware Avenue
Washingtonian
Humane Society of
Charlotte M. Tiridge
Athens
Washington
Erkige
Maran Bridge
Bridge
the Register of Will
Trix
Leu Des Tenning
Aira Bridge
Geveral
B Robinson
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Hanan Shoes
Saks
Saks & Company
Seventh Street
Sealer
Saya
Mayert Loe Ay
Spey St
Buttes
Princh Fes
Brussels
Axminster
Mission Furniture
Alec
City Bulletins
Georgetons Agenin
Eastman Cameras
Kodak
Films
Eastman Co
Weller
Bridge Pharmacy
Ih Mat
E Lenz & Losanu
District Supreme Court
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Legacy TO Humane Society
Wurveys
Randolph
Phila Oyster & Chou House
Jozaph M. Swan
Carrie E Gwan
Sks
Elk Club
North Kodak
Straight Five
Wellers Drug Store
BM M St
Warren Brentzer Company
Suaney
Phila Oyster & Chop House
Steves Cottage
Lampe
Muddiman & Co
Heerich
Adler
Ouarte
Monay
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
the Foundation
Sound Business
Desser
eRity Cory
the Globe Clothing Co
Sincerity Clothes
Penna. Avenue N. W
Johnson Bros
St.n. W
Peeriess
Washington Brewery Co
Lincoln
THE
Euler
Dimmonds
Watcher
Castelberg's
Optcons
Penna. Ave
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