Arcade Amusement Company to Open New Market Block
Announcement states on May 15 the Arcade Amusement Company will open on the ground floor of the old car barns at Fourteenth Street and Park Road. The 36,400 square foot concrete market will house numerous merchants and include modern storage facilities to keep produce fresh year round. Washington leaders Emile Berliner and board members head the venture, seen as a central market for Maryland farmers and northern suburbs.
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Park Road
Arcade Amusement Company
Fourteenth Street
Commansionera
Market Alto
Columbia Heights
Krowin
Maryland
Washington
Emile Berliner
Wade Ho Abdonon
William H. Raplay
FL. Averdil
William H. Rapsey
Wade H. Atkinson
Foot. Averill
Joseph W. Cox
Ife, Hoa. Fistter
W. W. Poultney
Federal charges trap William Kelner in Boston theft case
William J. Kelner, known as Ble Bi, is arrested in Boston on federal charges for aiding and abetting the misappropriation of funds tied to George W. Coleman and Frank from Cambridge. Coleman allegedly stole about 209000, with Kelner held in custody as the investigation continues.
Renovation of City Hall in Alexandria Progress
Alexandria reports ongoing city hall improvements including steeple repainting and exterior woodwork repair. Paving upgrades will extend to Market alley and three arches, with new vitrified brick work and funding decisions to be made by the city council at next Tuesday’s semimonthly meeting.
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Washington Post Bureau
Tay King Streat
Alexandria
Alexandria City Hall
Cyaries B. Marshall
Committee On Public Property
City Hall
Market Alley
City, Hall
Customs Court Names New Clerk and Appointments
The Customs Court expanded its staff under the Payne Abtrich tariff law, appointing Arthur Shelton as clerk after a long tenure with Senator Nelson Wy Alérinh and outlining several assistant clerks and messengers including Charles M. Ayer Thomas Clark John Bilder Rexford Hulmey and Charles W. Brew in Columbia.
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Arthur & Shelton
Nelson Wy Alérinh
Shelton
Centre
Cahumtta
Otter
Charles M. Ayer
Michigan
Clark
Alabama
John R Bilder
Athens
Klostencecapares
TiMe
Rexford Hulmey
Missouri
Charles W. Brew Bustle
Columbia
Hughes for Brewers Place In New York Politics
Rumors say Taft sent an offer for Brewer's seat via Senator Root to Gov. Hughes of New York. Word circulates that Hughes may delay acceptance until after November elections to avoid harming Governor Hughes' New York campaign prospects.
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Taft
Senator Root
Beiler Nptes
Hughes
New York
Justice Brewer
Tatt
Root
Roy
Tughes Ahmits
Noverner
New York State
Photograph Halley's Comet at Lick Observatory
A Halley's comet photograph was taken at Lick Observatory by Ag Timoth… Uartis using the Crossley reflector. One shot exposed 33 minutes shows a head diameter about 14 198,060 joins. another image taken earlier indicates the tail longer than previously recorded.
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Lick Observatory
Washington Post
San Francisco
Coty
Halley
Agtimother Uartis
Lake
Crossley
Jas
Pes Lon
Policeman Hutchinson Dies After Operation at Providence
Washington police veteran Wesley Hutchinson died at Providence Hospital shortly after 6 PM following an operation. Ill with appendicitis for a few days, he had come to the city from Altona Pennsylvania years earlier. He is survived by his wife and had been attached to the Flat Precinct station. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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Wesley Hutchinson
Washington
Treasury official defends subtreasury integrity statement
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Charles D. Norton rejected newspaper inferences about embezzlement and theft in subtreasuries. He emphasized decades of trust, ongoing reforms to laws, methods, bonding, and personnel, and urged publication of his clarifying remarks made to the House committee.
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Norton
Treasury
Central High School Shuts Out Tech In Big City Game
Central High School dominated the afternoon game at Baton-League Park, piling up fifteen runs and holding Giotroldérivats to none. Pitcher Satelers worked efficiently through 6 innings, with Wirt, Tew, and Kran contributing multiple hits as the home team seized the opener of the big school series.
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Chops
Bageball
Baton -Leaghe’ Park
Giotroldérivats
Tilles
Hétoler
Rawlings A. Cutti
Berta
Asin
Houimes
Sheiha
Bolrier
Hy Pum
Krait
Ubeton
A. Strackmut
Wateler
Tew
Ty Kran
S. Threarbase AN Acton
S. Threarbase AN Acton, Wo Besa Mi Hottman, Ialen Geseo—Cailam
Aston
Gul
Bokendorf
Satelers
Umpreessiee Hawkes
Uhaur
Betting Favors Harvard in Georgetown Harvord Game
The Georgetown Harvard baseball game draws heavy betting with Harvard favored by bettors though Georgetown fans pledge spirited play. Harvard’s strong lineup, led by Balzer and Bun, is expected to face a large crowd, with Manager Brown predicting the season’s largest turnout.
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Georgetown
Harvard
Jiteret
Cambridge
Crimson
Balzer Most
Hicely
Agadnat
Massachuset
Brown
Taft to Honor Prince Tual'so on White House Visit
Prince Tual'so, brother of the young emperor of China, arrives in San Francisco and heads to Washington for a state visit. Secretary Kaci will host a luncheon and formal calls, with guards, a cavalry escort, and a White House state dinner planned. Chang Yin, China’s minister in Washington, meets the prince on arrival.
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Prince Tual
San Francisco
Washington
Jemperor
Schuyler
Hean
China
Chang Yin
Tao
Kaiser Greets Air Fleet Landing at Homburg
Thousands of spectators from Frankfurt and nearby cities watched as three German airships from Cologne landed near Homburg. Emperor William, Empress Auguste Victoria, and Princess Louise observed the arrival while Lieut. Gen. Moritz von Lyncker and staff inspected the craft. The Zeppelin I, Parseval Kil, and others completed maneuvers before departing. The fleet averaged 22 miles per hour on the return voyage against a northwest wind.
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Homburg
Boonné
William
Auguste Victoria
Princess Louise
Frankfort
Baron. Moritz
von Lyncker
Cologne
Kafeer
Unig
Aviator Pursues London to Manchester Prize Flight
English aviator Graham Waite began a try for the Daily Mail prize of 9000 dollars by taking off from London toward Manchester. The flight faced rough handling with a sudden machine shutoff and a late landing in marsh land. Waite escaped serious injury.
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Iaham White
London
Manchester
Washington
Graham Waite
Daily Mail
Contests Attract New Participants For Popular Sweepstakes
A Washington area contest expands as more entrants join yesterday. The push includes increased coupons and a broad list of new contestants with addresses across the city and nearby states.
Multimillionaire in Bucketshop Case Arrested in New York
New York April 2 Joseph Gating said to be a multimillionaire was arrested tonight at his home in Central Park West by special agents of the Department of Justice and a deputy U S marshal and lodged in the Tombs on a warrant charging him with conspiracy. He was the last of the two men indicted in Washington in the recent investigation of bucket shops. Delay in arresting him was said to be due to misspelling of his name in the indictment. The examination in the requisition proceedings against E A and Angelo Cella, accused in a federal indictment of operating the Standard Grain and Stock Exchange of Jersey City with a Washington, D C branch, was concluded this afternoon before U S Commissioner Shields. Decision imagined.
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New York
Joseph ¥. Gating
Part’ West
Départiment of Justice
United States Marshal
Washington
Arsestes
Angelo Cella
Standard Gralt
Stock Exchange of
Jersey City
Washington, D. C
United States
Shields
Decisior Imag
Automobile World notes a flurry of sales and tours
The report records multiple Firestone Columbus sales to T H Sheridan and James Matherons and transfers of touring cars from Lester Moore and Gitney & Co. Cadillac and Overland purchases are noted, with an organizing meeting of licensed dealers in Baltimore. Mexico City motorists plan explorations, while a Moon Cars tour from Indianapolis is arranged despite poor roads.
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Anita Firestone
They
Mount Vernon
Sereinary
Firestone-Columbus Electric Victoria
Yegter, Day
Milier-Bros
T. H
Sheridan
James Matherons
Esterday
Balvedére
Fcensed
Tion of
Baltimore
Rowe
Akay Poll
Arthur Stanley Zell
Sveti Acta Moolle
Geule
Mexico
Mexico City
Sheas Dlonees
Measra
Alestreea
Garces
Mentos City
Orizaba
2. Chalmers
Wargelds
Stigny Waco
Focour
Miller Bros
Conn
Ave
John T Fister Haton
le Reg Automobiles
Lester D. Moore, JR
16Th St NW
Momd
Staver
Chicago
Bennett-Collins
Metropolign Bank
Tully
A.jones
Lewis
Franklos
Rorsepower
Seibert
FORD
Aton
Ery Chem
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Reagan
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Bay
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Mexandria
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W. Leon Clark
Kelly
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Edward Cowling
John Cowling
Cornwall
Bngland
Fairfax County
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Cowling
St. John's Episcopal Chapel
Joseph T. Maston
Richmond
Virginia State Bothl
Chattles and Correction
Robert H. Cox
Joseph Dreifus
Joseph Dreyfus
Cammerce Street
Rabbi Stern
Council of Modern Woodmen
America
Bethel Cemetery
Apollo Orchestra
Albert P. Johnson
Church South Alexandria
Thomas A. Hubsh
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Imperial
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HL. Johnson
Girard Street
T. L. Miler
HB. Noell
Ue Girard
Asquith
the Alpemazie
W. P. Cady
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B. F. Bland
Sixth Street
A. Duna
D Street
Paul EF. Cain
Catholic University
Brookland
Roscoe R. Peyton
Thirteenth Street
J. E. Kidwell
M. M Hiinger
J. A. Southall
Portsmouth
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Euclid Street
L. R. Winner
F Street
Ealitheest
George Seeman
Seventh Street
Roscoe W. Morgan
Capleot
Charles Andrews
Northwast
Wilson
EL Schonberg
Fort Myer
Hierling
Frank “Medford
C.W. Dawson
Charles Eayler
W. M. Herrison
the Plaza
Pagel
Maddox Abrahams
Hopkins Place
Charles McMahon
Wisconsin Avenue
Manhattan
Tergest
Hécht
Lester Db. Moore
Gitney & C
Tha-Conte & Stoddard Company
EB. L.gatiner
Cleveland Park
Yesterda
Gar Company
Dr. Green
W. H. Warner
Overland
Overland -Sales Company
Yeaterday
Firestone
Columbus
Ropdeter -Yeaterday
Flanders
Studebaker
Franklin Automobie Company
Franklin
Boyd-Hastman Company
Autocar
W. P. Schuler
Mitchell
Standard Motor Company
Caillac
Oldsmobile
St. Lois
L. B. Smith
Indianapolis
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Gana
Smith
Pianager
Moon Rotor Car Company
Tadriva Two
Besn
Abr
Sparckagers
Azaa
Terre’ Hate
Ind
Tadianapolis
Father. O'Connell
Benator Burkett
O'Connell
Accoco
Loziers-Columbias
Carter Motor Car Corp
Golembia Tourine
Hater
Iectric Victoria
Naket Bivate
Baker
Look & Stoddard
Ico
H St. NW
Wilson Co. Sas
St. NW
Taylor Pollock
Sims Motor
Dental
Ford Touring Car Motorshlesco
Wisconsin Ave
Plane West
New Yorks Ave
Babcock Electric
L. P. Dorsett Co
Roman Automonile Co
LEE Lorimer
Zell Motor Car Coo
New York Ave
Zemsi Eally
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