Circus Gomes Today Peanuts And Pink Lemonade
Hagenbeck show arrives with vaudeville acts replacing the parade. The full circus with three rings features lions elephants tigers and other animals, plus bands, tents, and a free show following the parade at Fifteenth and H streets northeast.
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Carl Hagenbeck
Circus Neople
Atock
Fifteenth
Hoster
Lukes
Carl Hazenbeck
St. Louis
Hagenbeck
Africa
James de Wolf
H Streets
Shylocks Urged in Public Hearing on Usury Legislation
Opposer of new legislation blames borrowers as money sharks and ten percenters at a public hearing on Senate and House bills to make usury a misdemeanor. Former District Attorney Henry Davis says no benefit to borrowers if the law passes. a damaging claim follows. Catherine Roth awarded 200 damages against the District of Columbia for property damage tied to a police precinct stable. Auditors report condemnation of parts of Little estate for Lelorama Avenue linking Nineteenth Street to Connecticut Avenue NW. damages paid to fee owner. Red Cross secretary Magee notes an additional 510,01 was cabled for famine relief in Japan, raising total 2001 with 150,000 raised by the Christian Herald. Rittenhouse Street extension hearings set for next Wednesday at City Hall for land value and appraisals. jury sworn yesterday to view land next Monday.
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Henry Davis
Senate
House
Davis
Distret
Catherine Roth
District of Columbia
Circuit Court No 1
Justice Anderson
Fifth Street
Second Precinct
Sta Hon
L. H David
Joseph W. Cox
Little Estate
Garrigan
John Little
Sarah L Little
Lelorama Avenue
Ninteenth Street
Connecticut Avenue
Charles L Magee
American National Red Cross
State Department
Japan
Christian Herald of New York
Rittenhouse Street
Ghevy Chase Circle
Pastor Russell to Speak at Belasco on April 2
An item invites readers to hear Pastor Russell at Belasco on April 2 at 3pm. A separate note reports a rare Abyssinian zebra at the National Zoo was accidentally killed while freeing its head from a wire fence Wednesday afternoon. The zebra had been a gift from Ras Mackennen, ruler of Harrer Province.
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National Zoo
Ras Mackennen
Harrer
Commissioner cites funds delay for paving repairs
Commissioner Macfarland explains lack of funds delays pavement repairs. He notes 1.4 million of 3.8 million square yards are fifteen years old and 0.9 million over eighteen years. From 1888 to 1892, 2.8 million was spent, an average of 60 000 yearly. Congress has funded cited repairs at 200 000 annually, last year asked for 300 000 but denied.
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Macfarland
Bo HL Warner
Factorland
Mccfarland
Congress
Canal Dike Plan Triggers Waterfront Lease Termination
Engineer Commissioner announces a proposed four foot high stone dike along the James Creek Canal to curb floods and support sewage disposal. Leases on water fronts along the canal will end July 1, with a $7,300 appropriation sought. The project may cost about $35,000 and requires moving the sand yard east by the Anacostia River.
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N Street
James Creek
Washington
Notreet
G Street
Anagostia
Fire safety push for theaters and fairs on permits
Wire Chief Bell urged Commissioners to amend building regulations for theaters halls and places of amusement with stages and movable scenery to cover all booths with a fire resisting solution and treat decorations flags. He also proposed referrals to the fire department before permit issuance for fairs bazaars and festivals for inspection.
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Bell
Lecture Postponed and Local Advertisements Highlight City Bullets
The National Geographic Society lecture by Sargen Wyman on United States disease invasion protection at the National Rifles Armory is postponed. Meanwhile Navy Yard area businesses promote a crab feast, Loeffer's sausage, Velati's oil, Hartung's ice cream, and local groceries, with assorted ads and notices across Baltimore.
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National Geographic Society
National Rifles Armory
Sargen Wyman
United States
Navy Yard Exchange
Loeiffer
A. Loeffie
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Saka & Company
Seventh Street
Ouses Herrmann Cor
EYE
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Chna
Kuppenheimer
I. Grosner
Elgin
Paul Jones
Hornstein
Teonomy
S. Shedd & Bro. CO
Ninth Street
Freak Museum
Pastor Russell
Belasco
Stone & Fairfax
Drugeiau
City Bulletins
J. T D Pyles
Velat’s
Lucez
Italy
Velati
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio
FR. BR
Royal Lim
James W. Pumphrey
Beulah Samiing
John RB Kelly
Center Market
New York
Suddiman & Co
Sd Jrth
New Man’s’t
Strawberry Lee Ream
Hartung’s
Ava Fant
D. J. Kaufman
Ava
Newton St
Howard Avenue
Mt. Pleasant
New York.Ave
Cor. 14Th
Horn
Tailor
Bushely
Washington Gaslight CO
Tenth ST. N. W. Orrery
Lowe Bros
J. J. Walker Sons
10Th Street
N. W
J. B. Larkin
PA. Ave. S. E
Lanston Monotype Machine Co
Philadelphia
Wood, Nathan , Co
Madison Ave
Lucas Tinte
R. M
Hubbard Heating Co
F St. Nw
Pillsbury’'S Best
Pillsbury
Andrews
A. P
Andrews Paper CO
Lousiana Avenue
D Stract
Waltham
Selinger’s
Morsell
Doe
Eberly
C.& P. Telephone Co
Twelfth St Nw
R St Nw
Belmont Dairy Co
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