Our Capitol City Outing and Local Letters 1896
A lengthy 1896 reminiscence outlines Washington sights including dining and library rooms, a theater project costing $100,000, and the Soldiers' Cemetery with General Logan buried nearby. It notes churches Calvary Baptist and Metropolitan A L E, Douglass’s funeral, and reflections from ex Governor Wm A Newell with letters from New Jersey.
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Eprtor
Washington, D.C
Atreat
N. W
Franklin Square
Treasury Building
War and Navy Departments
White House
Corcoran Art Gallery
Washington Monument
Talmage
Congregational Church
Tenth
Retreats
M. Newman
D.D
Botanical Garden
Capitol
Congress
Yard
Washington Marine Band
Congressional Library
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Tresaury
Eilher
Alao
Agricultural Department
Swithsooian Institute
National Museum
Esch
Pension
Brink
Ford
President Lincoln
10Th Street
N'W
Lincoln
Woodley
Cleveland
Jefferson Davia
Houses of Congress
Supreme Court
Litchfield
Thorndey
Alexandria
Mount Vernon
Old Episcopal Church
Washington and Lee
Washington
King and Pitt Streete
Col. Ellaworth
Postoffice Department
Taureum
Mall
Royuiry
Seare
Rocky Mountains
Patent Office
Arlington
Georgetown
R E Leo
House of Representatives
B. F. Howell
Fishery Department
Potomac
Yabbo
Scott
Arthur
Trenton
Menna
Logan
Rock Creek
Calvary Bapt Ast
8Th
H Streete
Metropolitan A .l. E
Frederick Douglass
Capitol City
Jons G. Grover
Milk Questions Shake Hilltop Household Purity Plans
A young housekeeper newly settled on the hilltop displays pretensions of luxury while scrutinizing milk quality. Reading a Tribune report on ink inspectors and pure food authorities targeting milk vendors, she confronts the milkman at her door, sparring over the milk and cream she receives. The tale features a tan faced rival and references a former leader of the Lora club.
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Tribune
Tan
Lora’ Club
Milkinap
War Over Chicory Dealers Sparks Infringement Suits
A dispute pits chicory dealers against importers with multiple infringement suits threatened. Retail grocers handling offending goods face potential liability. The Philadelphia Grocery World explains retailer positions and urges readers to request a free copy to compare foreign granulated sugar pricing with domestic.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Grocery World
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