New Bank Organized to Interest Government Employees
The Citizens' Savings Bank of Washington forms with capital up to 200000 and shares at 10 each, targeting government clerks. Fifteen directors include Judge Bundy and Joseph Auerbach, with initial officers named and stock payable 1 cash and 1 monthly, 5 percent on deferred payments. Charter by Lee T P Harlow. by-laws to be drafted. next meeting April 12.
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Citizens' Savings Bank of the
City of Washington
Stark
Joseph Auerbach
James ME Sample
Rilgnald W. Beall
Charles Bundy
Columba Heights Citizens’ Association
John Quinn
Trederan National Bank
Enterprise Building Association
Haberdasher
Wiliam
Government Printing Office
Union Central Life Insurance Company of Cincinnati
John Johnson
Risnald W Beall
Moore & Till Real Estate Corporation
Lee TP Harlow
Lansbury Handles Prime District Properties for Real Estate Firm
XL Lansbury, with offices at M9 and In Thirteenth street NW, reports strong activity in exclusive handling of major properties. He showcases twenty nine houses on Ingleside terrace, north of Newton Street, with ten rooms, modern baths, and full front porches overlooking Rock Creek Park. The firm notes recent sales to Mrs. Gunderheimer, Frank McChesney, and others, marking a brisk spring outlook.
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XL Lansbury
Thirteenth Street
Actni Les
Devers
Yeury
Lansbur
Ingleside Terrace
Newton Street
Atchison
Rock Creek Park
Calembi
Lansbury
Tmes
Hlsve
Irmara
Airs
Gundersheimer
Atrest
Frank McChesney
First Street
Sorthwest
Georga W Griffith
E. Breuninger
Miret
Langbury
Kirksteine
Harvard Street
Anna M. Parks
John T Warde
Aoctieners
Anna M Fark
Roche Ate
Campbell
George W. Griffith
John HT Batchelor
Eilt Dyer
George Billey
Frank Holmes
Cg’ Bradshaw
Max Gould
Fifteenth Street
Lewis F. Breuninger
Washington Loan and Trust
Holmead
T. J Talty
Mrs. Sechrist
Air At High Altitudes Lacks Microbes Says Chicago Chronicle
The Chicago Chronicle notes air chemistry is uniform across altitudes with oxygen and nitrogen proportions stable. The key difference is microbial content. high altitude air is sterile while ground level and near surface air contain microbes and combustion byproducts.
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Chicago Chronicle
Alps
Hugh
Paier Ok
Bach
Eesti
Certta
District Justice Gould Calls Jail Fit For Boys Debate
Ruth Hale reports Justice Ashley M. Gould criticizing district jail conditions for boys, urging reform schools and local oversight. He argues punishment should protect society yet allow rehabilitation with probation oversight and tailored sentences. He advocates a southern penitentiary model to save money and improve standards.
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Gould
Curious discovery at Hampton Court palace paintings
From the London Chronicle workers restoring Verrio paintings on the king's staircase at Hampton Court have nearly finished. A close inspection reveals faint outlines of two extra faces hidden in a goddess sculpture, unclear if accidental or deliberate, photographed for record.
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The
London Chronicle
Walla
Hampton Court Palace
Artiata
Antonio Verrio
Stairway Climb Through Cramped Normal School Quarters
Rhoda Lovelace laments chronic underfunding of Washington Normal School facilities. About 123 trainee teachers labor in seven crowded floors of Franklin and Seaton buildings with four annexed rooms, while two classes share spaces and nature lessons travel to farms due to lack of proper quarters. The district debates admissions of non graduates and seeks a suitable site, but progress remains stalled despite district approval and public concern.
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Rhoda Lovelace
Washington Normal
Franklin School
Normal School
Franklin
Seaton
Sam
Polfe
Pastor Buys Stock to Lift Church Debt
Brooklyn pastor Rev Carl C Jaeger of Ebenezer Baptist Church faced a lawsuit from two congregants who loaned him funds for a 20,000 share investment in the Olympus Mining Company of Seattle. With a $1,000 annual salary, Jaeger pursued the mining gamble to pay off a $10,000 debt weighing on his church.
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New York American
Carl C. Jaeger
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Brooklyn
Jaeger
Rainbow Gloves From the London Man
The influence of short sleeves on glove fashion is evident with many patterns and color gradations. White elbow length gloves are shown for day or evening wear with delicate shading and bas-relief motifs. Mahogany brown, suede and glace Hid versions, ostrich feather accents, and cream white with mahogany tips are noted as current trends, while flesh-pink gloves gain limited traction for evening use.
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London
Injured Boy Consoles Father With Courageous Remark
William Blauch an 18 year old Long Island Railroad messenger from Jamaica was crushed by a freight car at the Washington street bridge in Jamai. Both legs were broken the left likely to be amputated. He was carried to the Jamaica depot baggage room where his father an express agent trembled with fear. The son urged him not to cry and said Dont be a baby pop I come out all right. Doctor Wicks of St. Marys Hospital prepared to move him to the hospital.
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Lfe
Justices Gould
Justice Gould
Jas
New York Sun
William Blauch
Puntme Street
Jamaica
Long Island Railroad
Washington Street Bridge
Jamal
Jomaimmn
Express
Wicks
St. Mary's Hospital
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Wood
T.W. Wood & Sons
Richmond
Hampton Court
New York
Be Toved
Horn’s
L. Noot & Son
7Th St
Panama
Seventh St. N. W
H Street
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F Street
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OLD Colony CO
China
Sheraton
Royal Vienna
Chelsea
Dresden
Ho St. NW
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