Protest Street Line Plans a Permanent Home
Public Utilities Commission hears protests from the Washington Women’s Cooperative Association and its boards over Capital Traction plans to lay streetcar tracks from I to Thirteenth streets NW. The WCA fears the line would hurt property at I and Thirteenth, where they bought a 1912 site for a $110,374 home. A hearing is set for April 22 at 6 am to consider the line and its impact on property values and safety.
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I Street
Capital Traction Company
Thirteenth Streets
Public Utilities Commission
Woca
Publi Utilities |Ommission
Association
J A van Orsdel
Lawrence T. Lee
J Philp Herrman
Krank
Wirppenter
George W White
John B Kendall
Thomas Riley Marshall
William Hamilton Havig
Elizabeth Fo Fierce
Herbert U Dai
Charlea W Fincharson
Mabel N Thurston
Margaret R Fux
Robert Lansing
Francis WH Chuketing
Frank G. Wilkins
Nive Willan
Brown
Mia Perry & Heath
Mstelie Foster
H. B Vo Mat Farland
Thomas Tf Mitchell
Robert N Page
Woodbury Pulsiter
John Smulkh
Adam Thonas
Hay P Teele
Fred Wright
E. K. Porter
Sixteenth
TF Streets
Porter
Births Reported in Local Notices
A string of birth announcements lists parents such as Max and Lena Yater, George and Ethel Lidolo, Archibald W and Elizabeth M Fowler, and Arthur B and Margaret Go Dutey, noting boys and girls with various surnames and several garbled spellings. The fragment ends with a note of illness about Letey and Bertie Curry.
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Hirles J
Tucy
Zoemer
Bor
Max
Lena Yater
Boy George
Ethel Lidolo
Willing W
Jeabel & Stuart
George, Jr
Mary T Reges
Lena A
Loretée Hernan
Lorena Habicht
Jucol
Bella Heechman
Archibald W
Eiizabeth M. Fowler
Frankent Rogatie Dunn
Arthur B
Margaret
Leonardy
Victoria Commons
Clarence Lind
Martha B Chaney
Traneis
Tom O Ardeener
Rogie
Bertha Provter
Letey
Bertie Curry
Licensed to Marry Amid Mixed-Up Names in Virginia Notice
A garbled dating and names notice lists multiple marriages including Marlon and Vinola Veart Mat of Utteren Porge Virginia and others from Hickawwud Stevensburg Laurel Md and Grafton West. The fragmentary legal notice appears to detail licenses and intended nuptials with several pairs and locations, but many names and places are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Chaves
Marlon
Vinola Veart Mat
Uutten Porge
Sahroc der Heart
Clay Jones
Ada May Doglaett
Lord of
Wey
Mt Chambers Bile I. Dabner
Sallis
Dongola
Ya ‘Ibe
J. J. Murs
Hersey Chay
Birdie Gru
Flhott
Ma 'Tue Ley LM
Chambers
Gaorge FP West
Gertrude Stance
Tuy T A
Tuy T A Norton Charles P. Vretkina
Della M ‘Llomas
Loth of
Grafton
Blower
George
Dweyer
Warrington
D Dana Fore
Chuago
P.M. Mit
Deaths Reported in Local Notices
Death notices list ages from infants to 90 plus, with names including Ang Morsell James Gleason Fauna Smith Wilfred Harries Jane Reeves and many more. Hospitals named include Washington Asylum Hospital Gallinger Hospital and Freedmen's Hospital with multiple ages and addresses across the city.
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St Am
Wilhan PF Martin
James J Gleason
Vt Uw
Fauna Smith
Washington Asylum Hospital
Wilfred G Harries
Jane Reeves
Mont Aw
John Ff Tipswinth
Oost
Jastudrie Kalardmoss
Mary T Hanusimd
Theodore It Lewis
Martha Minor
Gracs
Mary Burroughs
William Lomax
Gallinger Hospital
Frederuy J Roane
Wiliam Patrick Freedmen's
City Bulletins From A Busy Market Day
Local listings advertise fresh bakery deliveries from Holmes Bakery and other businesses. Prominent notes include oysters, crabs, fried oysters, and take home seafood specials. Also mentioned are flower prices, theater ads, and Charley Chaplin at nearby venues.
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Hiot Cross Buus
Tie Dozen
Holmes Bakery
Ted Casey
Shaffer
Charley Chaplin
Virginia
Charley CnaPeoy
Court actions filed over trustees accounting and wills
District court actions allege Charles J Killian trustees wrongfully withheld accounts since 1901 and seek court direction for an accounting. Florence Crawford seeks adoption of her grandson Richard Horton. Justice Anderson delays trial on Stilgan Hutchins will contest to April 6 due to illness. Police officer C F Brown seeks review of intoxication ruling. Various probate filings and indictments for manslaughter, robbery, larceny and other offenses are noted, with multiple individuals named in court actions.
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Kate Stalter
Anne Killian
Charles J. Killian
Leonhardt G. Killian
Tia Court
Atttorneya
Wilton J. Lambert
Rudolph H. Yeatman
Hetrs
Florence J Crawford
District Supreme Court
Richard M Horton
Justice Anderson
Trnces
Stilgan Hutchins
C.F. Brown
Police Department
James A O'Shea
Brown
Lawson
Gould
Hope Beacons for Rin Po Treatment Claims Pain Free Rejuvenation
Washington residents urged to consult the Rin Po system to cure overindulgence. Clinics claim a painless process affecting the glandular system offers swift relief and renewed vitality, backed by decades of practice and clergy support.
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Washington
Joo 1
Atrest Northwest
GAR Memorial Services Arrangements Announced
Post Commander A P Tasker announced arrangements for the annual memorial services of the Department of the GAR at Metropolitan Methodist Church John Marshall Place and C Street NW on April 27. The 3d anniversary of President Grant and McKinley and Gen Logan is marked. invitations to speak may go to Chief Justice J Harry Covington and District Supreme Court Justice Stafford. The committee includes St Faunce vice chairman John McWhey Arthur Hendricks B F Bingham Ivory G Kimball Thomas H W McKee B P Eintrikin Newton Ferree George H Slaybaugh. Dr Thomas Calver leads the rausta and Charles H Worden handles decorations.
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A P. Tasker
Department of the Fotomac
GAR
Metropolitan Methodist
John Marshall Place
C Street Northwest
Grant
McKinley
Gen. Logan
Tusker
J Harry Covington Duustice Stafford
District Supreme Court
St. Faunce
John McWhey
Arthur Hendricks
B F. Bingham
Ivory G. Kimball
Thomas H W. McKee
B. P. Eintrikin
Newton Ferree
George H Slaybaugh
Rausta
Thomas’ Calver
Charles H Worden
Keep the Children Bright and Happy
A health note advises parents to watch for digestive issues in children and the elderly. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative, suitable for children, free from narcotics, and available in drug stores. A free trial bottle offer is made by writing to Dr W B Caldwell at 452 Washington St Monticello, Tie.
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Caldwell
W B Caldwell
Washington St
Monticelio
Tie
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