Two Weeks Left to Win Browniekar Appeal
An appeal seeks public votes for two finalists in the Browniekar contest at the Home for Incurables. Aimed at Ada M. Saunders and Little Miss Smith, the drive emphasizes boosting funds and morale for residents, highlighting the frail child and the impact a car prize could have on daily life and care.
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Browniekar
Fridida
Browniehat
Bri
Brownlear
Ada M. Saunders
Sean
Abe
Wiea
Brownickar
Iittie
Miss Smith
Ee Senn Ieee
Hopkins leads Washington Home for Incurables
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Charlotte Everett Hopkins and the Washington Home for Incurables, with unclear surrounding context. Summary reflects the identified names and institution from the readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lj Ccharlotte
Everett Hopkins
Washington
Midway Amusement Hall Receivers Plan New Features
The Midway, under receivership, will close its doors and begin installing fresh amusements. Plans include French Mission style attractions akin to Paris cabarets. Staff remain, with Mulliken in charge and Isgertell as aide. weekly additions and ongoing cakewalk contests headline the program against visiting rag time dancers from major cities.
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Fourteboth Shreat
Fark Road
Nave
Weebington
FuIt
Paris
Midway
A. Mulliken
A. N. Isgertell
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Commissioners seek 120000 to move prisoners to Accotink and Occoquan
The District commissioners asked the Secretary of the Treasury to add 120000 to the sundry civil or deficiency bill to fund prisoner removal from the District jail and workhouse to new facilities at Accotink and Occoquan Virginia. They estimate about 250 prisoners could be moved immediately after funding and part of the money would remodel the current jail for possible use as a detention house. They specify 37280 needed to bring the jail to good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
Accotink
Qecoquan
Grand Jury Delivers First Batch of Indictments
The grand jury, led by foreman John Mitchell, issued indictments in Criminal Court No. 1. Names include Jon. Marshall for assault with a dangerous weapon, Edward Willems for embezzlement, Leon Swain for house breaking, and several others for embezzlement, forgery, larceny, and robbery. Also noted is a funeral notice for Elizabeth Margill Todd with details of services and burial.
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Grand Jury
Justice Gould
John Mitchell
Ashley M. Gould
Jon. Marshall
Edward Willems
Leon Swain
Henry Hall
Elmer Williams
Cornelius Stewart
Bough Willems
Julius’ Lee
Hugh Dent
William Jones
Bill Jones
Charles Butler
Henry Sydnor
Robert Parker
Ernest Daffin
James ’ Tucker
Robert Childress
Robert Jones
James O’connor
Miss Todd
Misslizabeth Margill Todd
Elizabeth Todd
Edward Habinson Todd
Vermont Avenue
Randolph McKim
Epiphany Church
Freeland Peter
James McBride Sterrett
Oak Hill Cemetery
W. 8. Bowen
Cherlen KR
Collins
Col
B.D. Shame
Charléa’ Wilcox
W. F. Moore
Douglas Sterrett
Wham D. ‘Sterrett
Hendle Highlan
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Pointe Albert
People’s Drug Store
Bay. of
House & Herrmann
Andrews
Louisiana Ave. N.W
Mfendelsohn
New York Ave
N. W
Vypers
Thone
New York Ave. NW
Awell
A. Mendelsohn
C. A. Muddiman & Co
Emalz Yak
Iby
Stre
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Reliable Drug
Knox
Giry Bois
Schneider
Navy Yard
Colllege Ama
College Park
Marviang
Peery
Rosenfeld
Wheater
Robt. Berberich
Burt & Packard, Inc
Brockton, Mass
Robert Berberich’s Sons
Return
Treasury Building
Annapolis
U.S. Naval Academy
Ansignée’s . Sale
Morrison. Clothing Co
Friedlander
Bros
Ani
Randle Highlands
Capitol OF Si
White House
Bendle- Highlands
Gamace Highlands
Bulldog
Ant Testa Sres
U. 5
Realty Company
Phot and
Pa Ave
Washingtos
D. Rm
Lloyd Baltingre
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