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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1909

Page

31

Spoiled 'Craps' Game Sparks Arrests at City School

A Sunday craps operation near First and Pierce streets led to ten players jailed after police used Douglass School as cover. Judge Kinball fined each $25 or 90 days in the workhouse. Other cases included Robert Ricketts charged with larceny and Ben Jackson jailed for vagrancy after claiming Kalamazoo travel.

Ben’ Jackson Kalamazoo Second Precinct First Pierce Streets Emanuel Roby Hnally Douglass School Ben Jackson Pittsburg Ben Union Station Himball Middle West Dugge Jackson National Mortar Company First Street James Melville Ponckney William Jackson

Census Supervisors Commissioned Across States

Chief Aruiuiy T. Seymour of the census bureau sent commissions to eight supervisors, bringing total commissioned to 267 with 30 yet to be appointed. The action completes the supervisor corps for Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Connecticut, Idaho, Indiana, Louisiana, Mississippi, Nevada, New Hampshire, Oregon, Utah, and Wyoming.

United States Aruiuiy T. Seymour Census Bureau Alabams Arizona Arkansas Connecticut Tazho Indiana Louisiana Mississipi Nevada New Hampshire Oregon Utah Wyoming

Scaffolds Fall Injures Two Cornice Workers

Two cornice workers Edward Curtin of 686 Orleans Place NE and Harry L Gingell of 2232 G Street NW were injured when a scaffold near Thirty-sixth Street in NW collapsed yesterday morning. The men fell about 20 feet, suffering head and back injuries, and were taken to Georgetown University Hospital in non dangerous condition.

Cornice Edward Curtin Orleans Place Harry L Gingell G Street NW Patredt Tlurty-sitth Street Georgetown University Hospital

Loretta Medal Continuance Secured by Mrs Wallace Will

The will of Afra Theodore H P Wallace filed for probate endows the Loretta medal at the Convent of the Visitation of Georgetown, with $7100 to two servants and a $20 monthly annuity to Mane Durand of Donzy France. The remainder goes to Frederik G. Zelbig as a trust for Mrs Wallace's three daughters, with income shares equal to their combined estates, and St Louis Trust Co. to replace the current trustee if needed.

Afra Theodore H P. Wallace Georgetown Matte B. Patterson Wallace Commodore Rush Mane Durand Donzy Nievre France Commander Wallace Marie EK Patterson St. Louia Trust Company

Playground funds seek 178000 for new sites and improvements

A Playgrounds Association committee pressed the Washington Commissioners for 178000 to fund three new sites in Northeast and Southwest, toilets and equipment, two playgrounds’ athletic field, and maintenance. They urge liberality for children and turning large city parks over for kids, with emphasis on shade and access.

Lrm Ztzo Playgrounds Association Henry E Wem Arthur Moses West Congress Washington Mr West

Washington city guides face annual license and rules

Police superintendent Mal Sylvester urged the Washington commission to require all city guides to pay a four dollar annual license fee and obtain official badges. The plan would require investigation and police approval, with rules issued under police direction and district commissioners’ oversight to curb misrepresentation at public spots.

Mal Sylvester Washington Washington City Capitol Poliee Department

Nine New Permits Issued for Dwellings in City

Yesterday the city issued multiple building permits for residential projects. Projects include a brick dwelling at 4153 Fessenden street by George H Loyd with Dowd Bros as builders, five two story brick dwellings on Florida Avenue Northwest by A H Sonneman for Dowd Bros, a 21Peter frame dwelling at 1764 Oliver Street Northwest by R T Luket, two two story brick dwellings at 179 and 1481 Monroe Street Northwest by NR Grimm for C W King, and a repair dwelling at 1519 Monroe Street Northwest by NR Grimm for C W King Jr. with varying estimated costs.

SSR Tarerrs UF Talvine Fessenden Street Tennallytown George H Loyd Beilder Fred FP Rabey T. Dowd Bros Florida Avenue A H Sonneman Dowd Bros Oliver Street R.T Luket GC. W King Monroe Street NR Grimm W King Jr W King, Jr R Grimm Wo King

Odd Furniture Reductions Listed in Local Ad

An itemized sale ad lists multiple furniture pieces with reduced prices. Items include folding-top card table, Weathered Oak library tables and magazine stands, small round-top tables, India seats, jardiniere stands, rockers, a leather seat arm chair, hall clock, and hall chair, with prices ranging from two to twenty-one dollars. Some line items show typos or inconsistent formatting. overall highlighting a clearance style pricing event.

Jardiniere Jardimere

Seventeen Indictments in: Convicts arraigned before justice

Grand jury handed in seventeen indictments to Chief Justice Clabaugh with more expected next Monday as United States Attorney Baker leads a crowded docket. Nine prisoners arraigned, four pled guilty, ten pleas of guilty or not guilty tallied. Names and charges include robbery grand larceny embezzlement and assault. Also notices an auction listing for New Surreys business buggies and runabouts by Adam A Weeschler auctioneer with terms cash.

United States Clumbaugh Wall Baker Clabaugh Thalt Marle McDonald Forrest Dimore Walter Willams Harry Brown Lerman Johan Joseph ‘Ack Thomas Brown Kirby Jones John Newnan Ransom Willams Thomas Banks Robert Smallwood Armani Bland Reginald Jenkins James Woods Chester Ddington Joseph Green Allen Garner Edward White John Lewis Lows Zee Willam Wells Bre‘st Scott Wiliam Ross Alio Roxley William Hacts Alberta Reed Greon George Curtis

Woman seeks annulment over alleged prior marriage

Mrs. Eve A White, by attorneys George P Fleaver and John R Shields, sues to annul her marriage to Charles Edward White claiming her husband was already married. The couple wed in Alexandria on December 2. The suit asserts White’s prior marriage remained in force at the time of their ceremony.

Stella Johnson Lee Johnson Lucy Powell Zinkhar Lucy Pat Creaghe Mulloway Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Elmer Dennison Wye Eye Dennison P A Balen

City Bulletin GWU Opening Exercises Today

The George Washington University will hold opening exercises this afternoon in University Hall at Fifteenth and I streets. Henry R. Macfarland and President Charles Willis Needham will address the assembly. Board members, faculty, alumni, students and friends are invited to attend.

George Washington University University Hall Fifteenth I Streets Henry R. Macfarland Charman Charles Willis Needham Freud

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