Guard in New Home: Militia Armory Dedication Dance
More than 200 couples attended the guardsmen’s housewarming at the new armory 412 Missouri Avenue. The First Battery Field Artillery and the Signal Corps hosted an open night with a wireless station, music, and speeches by Lt. J Harry Shannon and other officers.
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Miasouri Avenue
Feld Artillery
National Guard
Missouri Avenue
Charles J. Fox
Johnson
Signal Corps
Guard
del Hall
Ight
Gall
J. Harry Shennon
August Orange
Ilaiph L. Curtis
AL Gehrengne
Asper Orange
W. A. Malty
Missy Marvel ‘Tracey
Hogar Tracey
Multiple Death Notices and Obituary Listings in Washington Post
A scrambled OCR of obituary items from The Washington Post dated April 1910 lists numerous deaths and private funeral notices. Names include CHICK, ELIZABETH LAWSON, FRANKLIN WIL, IMOGEN, TAYLOR, WHITTEMORE, and more, with addresses, burial plans, and funeral directors referenced. The text also notes marriage notices and a list of funeral directors and embalming services.
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Sery T. Chick
Mt Arrest
Ap Ravine
Cairo
I. Sua
J. C. End EB Fm
H. D. PT Seres
St. Paul's Church
Fifteenth
Vatreca
Entdey
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Elizabeth Lawson
Kaward Delmerd
New York
Phila- Asiphia Tapris
Fiaky
Anal Zone
Franklin Wiltson
Abraham Wtale
Berti Hart
Lessys J
Imogen Elvan
Thomax
Queen Aihter
George A
Catharine Gohrer
HS Fannih Street
Ineatas
Apel
Taylor
Chenonig
Xonsia-Lsw
Dedication Program for International Bureau of American Republics
Formal afternoon exercises begin at 3 15 with President Taft present, doors open 2 30. Evening reception opens 9, Taft arrives around 8 80, receiving line in Hall of the Republic. Buffet supper in west library. cars enter north, depart south. Uniformed officers urged. tickets required.
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International Bureau of American Republics
Taft
Hall of the
Seventeenth
Army
Catholic University Debating Society Banquet Highlights Athletics
The first annual banquet of the Catholic University of Amertes debaters focused on athletics as speakers praised the university’s sports progress. Captain John J. Daly of the baseball team extolled athletic spirit while the team boasted ten wins this season and no defeats in the West, alongside discussions on high ideals and future games with Yale and Harvard. The event at Albert Hall featured professors and clergy praising athletic achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic University of
John Apensley
Donald J. Campbell
James J. Dougherty
James Ivers
John 3. Daly
Catholic University
Land
J. ‘Thompson
Yale
Harvaraz
James Dempsey
Charles Tanslil
Johnancy
The
Hanaudt
Tr. Turner
Melody
Lennox
McCurdy
O'Hara
Frot. Thompson
Proctor
Albert
Hail
Donald 9. Gallagher
Fait J. Simerston
Charles Tansill
Horace ML. Rivers
James Woods
Ernest Valade
Raymond Caverly
Timothy O'Donnell
Joseph Boyaton
Christian J. Williams
James Vere
Cornelius D'Keste
Joseph Emerson
Joni J. Daly
John Clancy
Martin Tobin
Alfred J. Hawkman
Emery Therlalut
Henry D._Fronig
Peter J. Metready
J. Roland Devries
Joseph A. Caples
Charles P. McDonnell
Francis’ x. de Quevedo
Jon Spensley
Chevy Chase for Charter In Montgomery County
Voters in Chevy Chase Avon approved incorporation by a 60 to 58 margin, prompting plans for a town officials election next week. Opponents threaten to seek a court injunction in the Montgomery County Superior Court at Rockville to challenge the act.
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Superior Court
Montgomery County
Chevy Chaseavon
Montgomery County Superior Court
Reak¢lile
Praise for Detectives and a City Marriage Roundup
Praise for the central detective office is voiced by W A Kennedy of Southsym Concrete Products, thanking Capt. Robert Boardman and Detective Pratt for solving a missing watch case. A series of marriages is listed, including Miss Neille Roche and Policeman William Messer at Hockville MA, with spouses, venues, and officiants noted.
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South Sym Concrete Products Company
Fourteenth Street Northwest
Robert Boardman
Ma. Kennedy
Postes
Pratt
Neille C. Roche
William ©. Roche
Twenty-fourth Street
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
William Seward Messer
Hockville
WD. Keane
Health Office Record Names Numerous Deaths and Infirmities
AHealth Office record lists many names likely connected to illnesses and deaths with ages and locations. The fragment mentions Myra Summers, Imogeon OF Queen, Henry C Riser, Charles Hutchinson, Lavinia J Howe, Flea Davis, Luly M Grieg, and others amid scattered addresses, hospital references, and disease notes such as tuberculosis.
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Myra Summers
Eid
Imogeon
Kal Howto Heaps
Are ‘Thoms N. Devine
Ann L. Centisa
Stene
Henry C. Riser
Grant Ra
Tonmellytown
FA Yra
Charles Hutchinson
Biel
I. Garner Gime
Whittemore
iArlington
Lavinia
Joseph Metmhet
Arthur Bf
Tore B. Rayan Seo
Razin Swalis
Levin
Horst
Fearn
Mozr
Jackson
Vinton Cauetan
Weather conditions and forecasts across regions on Monday
The Weather Bureau reports unsettled conditions with rain and low temperatures across most counties, except parts of the middle Atlantic and New England where temperatures were moderate. Temperatures ranged from 10 to 3 degrees below normal in the Southern states, with fair conditions and high temperatures possible in the Northwest and interior western districts.
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U. 8
Dept. of Agriculture, Weather
Weathington
New Easland
Montgonery
Wight
Amg
Midain Atlantic
Linton
New England
Upper Lakes
South Atlantic
East Poult States
Geteeig
Ploeg
New-Songland
Weil
Grand Bank
Memorial Window Fund Rush At War Meet Here
Delegates gather for reception as subscriptions near the $12 680 memorial window for St Michael s Church Dartmoor King Jang. June 4 unveiling planned with King Edward expected. Notables and heirlooms highlighted as convention closes with routine sessions and hostesses from the Daughters of the District of Columbia.
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St. Michael's
Washington
William Gerry Shid Ve
New
St. Michael's Church
Dartmoor
Kbng- Jang
Edward
Wilarden
Auto plunges into river after steering gear jams
Miss Marjorie Bartlett daughter of Lieut Commander F W Bartlett Naval Academy, narrowly escapes drowning when she tests Lieut J W Stirling U N new car. The vehicle careens from a seaside road into the Severn river. Lieut Stirling escapes with minor injuries. divers retrieve the car. Also更新 Senator Smith of Maryland reported steadily improving after bereavement. Col Frederick V Abbott reassigned to river and harbor duties in Boston.
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Stirling
Ayeeville
Washington Post
Annapolis
Marjorie Bartlett
IF. W. Bartlett
Naval Academy
J. W. Stirling
Basti
Academy
Cleer
Jumbedl
Severn
Iind
Smith
Atlantic City
N. J
United States
Maryland
Heis
Col
Abbot
Frederick V. Abbott
Boston
Boward Burr
War Department
Rearing on charities hearings amid salary concerns
Fragmentary notes indicate a meeting about charity operations with complaints regarding the Associated Charities. The text references a scheduled day and possible salaries, but details are unclear. The piece seems to address accountability and funding issues affecting charity management.
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Associated ‘Charities
TS A
Horse show prize plan outlined for Saturday event
The Washington Posts' Road Drivers and Risers association hosts a horse show judged at 3118 Fourteenth Street. Prizes include a nesessary variety from donors like Charles West and Henry Laysburgh with ten cups from The Washington Post. Entries may be higher grade than last year, with a $1 entry for nonmembers. Judges will have a luncheon at the New Villard Hotel.
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Toa Behela
Potiende
Washington, Posts
Fourteent
Charles West
Narness
Harry Wardman
Herbert Gill
Harneze
Henry Laysburgh
Joseph
Oficera
Meyer
City Harness and Supply Company
Joseph ¥. Weller
Floyd E. Davis
J. A .Phillisie
Shannon & Lucks
Lew Cups
The
Post
Washington Post
Larz Anderson
Wiliam P. Was
Igt
Nweepstaktes
New Villard
Taft to Meet Double in Pittsburg Baseball Game
Special to Ys Washington reports President Taft plans to spend Sunday and Monday in Pittsburg and has requested Police Sergeant Tom Morley, a local doppelganger, accompany him to the Monday baseball game. Morley recalls crowds mistaking him for the president in Philadelphia and needing police aid to reach his hotel.
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Washington Vrs
Pittsburg
Taft
Tom Morley
Morley
Philadelphia
United States
Insurgents Visit Taft To Deliver Assurance
Three insurgent representatives Hayes of California New York and Woods of Town called at the White House yesterday morning to notify President Taft that their House contingent supports his legislative program. They said they suspected the president already knew but wished to renew assurances.
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Hayes
California
New York
Woods
White House
Taft
Washington Plans Exposition Feasibility Study
Joint subcommittees of the Washington Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade discussed a tentative plan to secure a Panama Exposition for the city’s celebration of the canal completion. If approved, the plan will go to Congress as a bill requesting no direct funding. A furniture employee named Marshall, connected to the Spanish war veterans, died at Garfield Hospital.
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Washington Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Board of ‘Trade
Congress
Et Garfeld
Funds Urged for Alexandria School Repairs
Washington Post reports resolutions proposing 3600 for city school improvements, half for Washington School for Boys sanitation and immediate action expected. Judge Herley warned of responsibility after recent inquiry, with another grant for Lee School grounds and civic officials reacting amid safety concerns.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Ateemadua
Alexandria
Committee On
France
Washington
Herley
Corporation Court
Otter
Lee Schiout
Gtris
Perry Death Marks End of Rail Conductors Careers
Leslie J Perry, aged 66, obituary notes his long service with Southern Railway and wartime service. The piece covers his birth in SEG, Civil War era enlistment, imprisonment, later work as a newspaperman, and survivors. It mentions funeral plans at Berkshire apartments with Bishop Hardin officiating.
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Alexandria Corporation Court
Wrday
Louis C. Barley
Derree
Lane
Westie
Perry
O'Neal
Seg
Sale
Mathews
Amglve
Aly Maret Alfred Street
Wisconsin
Andersonville
Libby
Proctor
Promunent ‘Easton
Western
Baron J. Perry
Temple L. Perry
Claire
Knightson
Berkshire
Bishop Hardins
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J. Harry Shannon
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Ralph T. Gurtin
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Temney
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Eilewemiteeort Herald
Previtonce Journal
Cleveland
Ruchweter Herald
New York Times
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WM. H. Bardo & CO
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Chevy Chase
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Anna C. Barbarich
William 1B. Clark
Mary H. Spenkter
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John T. Fuddle
James S. Burrom
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John J. “Dort
Mud Cor T. Hamilton
Cumberland
Bailey
Chesterfield County
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Cassiine County
Hoover
Hentha County
JB. McLoughlin
Frederick W. Rhinnlathar
New York City
Constance Sutterine
Alfred Hard
Health Office Record
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Juliet
Collins
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Masci
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Terey V
Georgie’ A. Eating
Henry A. End M. Estelle ‘Furter
Basel God Marie Dewkine
Tel
Walter ‘Ay
Clara B. Kletar
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Bo Maurice
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Eile E. Holmes
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annie V._Owlington
Geremide Broks
Gil
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Viner
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Joes
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Lucelle Holey
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Gulfs
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Denver
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Ter
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Fertz
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George W. Trowbridge
Noble
Newport Potts
Ada Hsdel
Ete Ray
Wand
Joseph. G."bulfeck
Milard F. Cochran
Cora Bacon Foster
Anabel
Ruth
la R. Ordway
Della Gragme
Smallwood
William ‘Dive
W. .K. Wheaton
James A. Draper
Samuel A. Kimberly
Panny Reeves
M de Wolg Perry
Charles H. Pinney
Webster Powell
Charles Fisher King
Delaware
Mathias Steelman
Frank “Wheston
Catherine N. Miller
Josephine Co Webster
Waa
George Marsh
W. F. Quickjel
Mids Mozart
Frank D. Callan
Margaret V.'Mccabe
Kyte Kearney Henry
Mary Dallas Strong
Mary Waller “Reeves
Mary Neilson Jackson
Alex I. Perry
Nancy Green Warder
Eugans Tilford
Marthe Ray Keys
Miss Richardson
George A. Alldnson
L. Johnston
Toot
MR. Taft
Hayes, Fish
Panama Canal
Batore M
Paave
Washington, D
Pumje
Judeea
Mall
Eet
Washington House
F. G. Smith Piano CO
Pa. Ave
Washington, D. Cc
Alexndria
Fortuna
Mies ‘Teyla Hill
Witch Resel
Salle Harten
Agnes Gill
RosaCrltiy
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Mivdal
Leslie J. Perry
Southern Railway Company
M. Ring
John ZB. Genthy
Unie City
J. F. Ryan
J. Frank Ryan
Ashotoe
Duke Strait
Mexandria
St. Mary's Catholic Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
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Eliza Groves
B. Wheatley
H. May & Son
W. H.may & Son
King and
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St. Mary's
Alumnae Society
St. Mary's Academy
Mattie Cruly
James W. Bales
Rode
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James C. MaKeever
St. Killetbeth’s Hospital
Jdustice Barhard
McKeever Teft
Fuys
Phet
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Connecticut Avenue Park
Connecticut Avenue
Chevy
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Capital
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