New Armory Hosts Guard Units In Armory Warm-Up Night
More than 200 couples attended in a celebration at 412 Missouri Avenue for the District National Guard units First Battery Field Artillery and the Signal Corps. The event featured a dancing hall, a wireless station, and performances by local talents. Attendees included Lieut. Col. Samuer Smiley and other officers as the entertainment committee ran the program.
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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
Col
Bamuer
Smiley
The
Distelt National Guard
J. Harry Shannon
Llent
Louis A. Vogt
Leroy W. Heeron
Duncan L. Richmond
George A. Landis
Light Battery
Theas
Ralph T. Gurtin
George A. Ben Heth
Temney
A. J. Gunnelly
Tierney
B. B. Blade
Gasper Grange
Moorheat, Jr
N Powell
W. Haughes
B& Helidge
George
Sonnet
J. M. Flynn
W. 1Ly
T W. Pearson
Multiple Death Notices and Funeral Notices from Washington Post
A garbled but dense list of obituaries and funeral notices dated April 1910 appears, naming several deceased individuals and family relations. It references religious services and burial arrangements in various locations, with scattered mentions of Mount Olivet Cemetery and Mount Vernon Church, plus multiple funeral directors and private services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
J. F. Ryan
J. Frank Ryan
Duke Tract
Alexandria
St. Mary's Cath Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Dedication ceremonies for International Bureau of American Republics building
Detailed schedule for the dedication of the new International Bureau of American Republics building with President Taft in attendance. Morning and afternoon events start at 3 15 and 2 30 with reception at 9 pm. Doors open times, viewing areas, buffet, carriage arrival and uniform dress urged. Tickets required for admission.
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International Bureau of American Republics
Taft
Hall of the
Seventeenth
Army
Catholic University Debating Society Banquet Highlights Athletic Spirit
The first annual banquet of the Debating Society of the Catholic University of Amertes celebrated athletic vigor with university teams in attendance. John J. Daly, captain of the baseball team, spoke on the Catholic University in athletics, praising its ten wins and undefeated West record, as professors and clergy led varied talks on high ideals and sport.
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 Wins Narrow Vote
In Montgomery County, Chevy Chase avon voters approved incorporation 60 to 58 after a spirited contest. Supporters plan to elect town officials next week while opponents say they will seek a legality injunction in Montgomery County Superior Court at Rockville.
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Superior Court
Montgomery County
Chevy Chaseavon
Montgomery County Superior Court
Reak¢lile
Detectives Honored as Missing Watch Found in DC Case
W A Kennedy president of South sym Concrete Products commended the central detective force for efficiency after reporting a lost watch. Detective Pratt provided timely information leading to the discovery. Also a police wedding occurred as Miss Neille Roche and William Messer wed at Hockville MA. Licenses to marry listed multiple couples across districts.
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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 Records Of Names And Deaths In A Local Ledger
A garbled health office ledger lists numerous individuals by given and family names including Louis Collins Juliet Franklin Masci and Marie Dewkine among many others. The text threads through eating habits illnesses and multiple death notices with ages and locations such as Arlington Hotel and Taylor Street.
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Louis
Juliet
Collins
Gin
Franklin' Pound
Masci
Bay
Terey V
Georgie’ A. Eating
Henry A. End M. Estelle ‘Furter
Basel God Marie Dewkine
Tel
Walter ‘Ay
Clara B. Kletar
Iudlua
Ana Miriam Berger
Joseph V
Wnd
Robincon
Mary Ba
Bo Maurice
W. Ood
Eile E. Holmes
Tartane Ewer Soper
Sueeph Ro
Seltig G Ceddl
Bleezer DB
Emily A. Fenton
Sfelourne Bandadale VW
Davis
Tainh
Augusta Detmer
Joseph
Qutly
Rowler
Anda
Bigne
Grafton
Eva A. Tillleary
Wade If
annie V._Owlington
Geremide Broks
Gil
Thomas G
Ana Geek
Sonn 'S End
Simme
Robert and
Viner
Marriwaltise
Frank
Joes
George
Laury Lewis
Seino
Grom Origes
Lee
Lucelle Holey
Weather conditions predict unsettled Atlantic coastal region
The Weather Bureau reports unsettled conditions with widespread rain and low temperatures inland, warmer along the mid Atlantic and Northeast. Forecasts show fair to hot conditions in the Northwest and interior West, with possible snow in the Mountain regions and moderating winds along the Atlantic coast.
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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 Funded at St Michael's Dartmoor Meet
Delegates to a national convention gathered at the New Wilarden in Washington for a reception and sessions. Subscriptions near completion for a $12,680 memorial window to be installed at St Michael's Church, Dartmoor, King Jang, with unveiling set for June 4. Notables attending included Mrs. Noble Newport Potts and many named society leaders, some bringing heirlooms for display.
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St. Michael's
Washington
William Gerry Shid Ve
New
St. Michael's Church
Dartmoor
Kbng- Jang
Edward
Wilarden
Auto rolls into river during naval academy outing
Miss Marjorie Bartlett daughter of Lieut Commander F W Bartlett N Navy and Lieut J W Stirling U S Navy invited to test a new car at Annapolis. Steering gear jammed the auto plunged over a sea wall into the Severn with Miss Bartlett escaping by leaping into the water. Lieut Stirling also escaped. Divers and naval crew recovered the car. Senator Smith of Maryland reported improving after the death of his wife. Col Frederick V Abbott reassigned to lead river and harbor and fortifications waits at Boston relieving Lieut Gen Boward Burr.
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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
Public complaints against Associated Charities to be heard
A list of complaints against the Associated Charities is to be heard tomorrow. The notice specifies meetings, salaries, and funding questions for the charity agency. Government officials and local observers will attend as part of the review.
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Associated 4
Associated ‘Charities
TS A
Horse Show Prizes Set For Washington Event
The Washington Posts Road Drivers and Risers association outlines prizes for a Saturday show at Potomac Park with donations from Charles West Harry Wardman and others. Ten cups from The Washington Post will be awarded as first prizes in each event. details on entry eligibility and fees are provided.
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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 a Sunday and Monday Pittsburgh visit and has asked Police Sergeant Tom Morley a city double of the president to accompany him to a Monday baseball game Morley recalls a Philadelphia incident where a crowd chased him and a stranger settled his hotel bill for him in advance
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Washington Vrs
Pittsburg
Taft
Tom Morley
Morley
Philadelphia
United States
Insurgents Visit Taft to Press House Contingent
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 added the President probably knew this but sought to renew assurance of the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
California
New York
Woods
White House
Taft
Exposition plan discussed by local chambers for fair
Joint subcommittees of the Washington Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade met to study a tentative plan for a Panama Exposition in Washington to celebrate completion of the canal. If approved, the plan moves to Congress as a bill with no appropriation. Also noted is a fatality at Garfield Hospital and local police statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Board of ‘Trade
Congress
Funds for Alexandria School Repairs debated at council
Washington Post reports on resolutions to appropriate 3600 for public school repairs in Alexandria. Half expected to fund sanitary improvements at Washington School for Boys. the rest for grounds at the new Lee School. Judge Herley’s investigation prompted talk of a grand jury and accountability, while ladies of the local civic group express concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Ateemadua
Alexandria
Committee On
France
Washington
Herley
Corporation Court
Otter
Lee Schiout
Gtris
Perry Death Highlights Era of Rail Work and War Service
Leslie J. Perry, 66, former railroad conductor from Unie City, died after long service with Southern Railway. Born in SEG, he endured Andersonville and Libby prisons, later helping compile Civil War records. He leaves a wife Baron J. Perry and two daughters Temple L. Perry and Claire Perry Kightson. Funeral private at Berkshire apartments with Bishop Hardin officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway Company
M. Ring
John Z. Genthy
Unie City
Alexandria
Wrday
Louis C. Barley
Derree
Lane
Westie
Perry
O'Neal
Seg
Sale
Mathews
Amglve
Aly Maret Alfred Street
Wisconsin
Andersonville
Libby
Proctor
Baron J. Perry
Temple L. Perry
Claire
Perry Kightson
Berkshire Apartments
Bishop Hardins
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Armoty
Maree
Riser Losuron
R. F. Harvey
Ale Direstons
Empalminins
Isd
ENR
Bisletty Bisteinas
WM. H. Bardo & CO
Lincoln
Sergeon
Cain
Main
A. Costello
Emdalmar
SS Livers
Vonneedom
W. Rospere
Erthing
Strietly
Mer
Geo. P. Zurhorst
Emarcaten
Emarcaten. OL Sat Capitolat
William Lee
Feneral
Cd Imbalmes
Comringlons Gaoe
Mindern
Madea Prion
Pennszlesaia Benn
Telephone
Malin
John & Wright CO
Fungrel
Fimhal Uere
Chipet
Afoderatea
Nigwspa Pr
Hepubuics
ARL Tins
Joba Barrett
Chevy Chase
Charter
Antis
Charlea
Rupport
Anna C. Barbarich
William 1B. Clark
Mary H. Spenkter
Uoth
Mangusee
John T. Fuddle
James S. Burrom
wMildred Finckel
Hey
Lieyd O
John J. “Dort
Mud Cor T. Hamilton
Cumberland
Bailey
Chesterfield County
Willan Te
Yong
Cassiine County
Va. and Cynthie L. Haover, At, of Hentiea County, Va Tho Rev. JB. McLoughlin
Frederick W. Rhinnlathar
New York City
Constance Sutterine
Alfred Hard
Health Office Record
Myra Summers
Eid
Imogeon
Kal Howto Heaps
Are ‘Thoms N. Devine
Whittemore
iArlington
Lavinia
Joseph Metmhet
Arthur Bf
Tore B. Rayan Seo
Asin Swalis
Levin
Horst
Fearn
Mozr
Jackson
Vinlon Cauetan
Dein
of AG
Am Bunk
Maximim
Min Jim
Ralbtan
Bop We
Iamshine
Atacimaire
Ralahaam
Gulfs
Atlanta
Bismarck
Avante City
Chieazo
Olga Craehanati
Cheyenne
Denver
Gata
Ai Dex Manes
Towa
Galveston
Ter
Indianapol
Racksontyilis
Fis
Or Kansas
Tos Angeles
Pune
Boulton
Iemon
Orahee
B.A R
Cof
Alty
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
Et Garfeld
Batore M
Paave
Washington, D
Pumje
Sideksecates
Mall
Eet
Washington House
F. G. Smith Piano CO
Pa. Ave
Alexndria
Fortuna
Mies ‘Teyla Hill
Witch Resel
Salle Harten
Agnes Gill
RosaCrltiy
Academy 2
Mivdal
Leslie J. Perry
Sirs. Groves
Eliza Groves
B. Wheatley
H. May & Son
W. H.may & Son
King and Low Streets
Alexandria Po Mes
St. Mary's
Alumnae Society
St. Mary's Academy
Mattie Cruly
James W. Bales
Rode
Tera
James C. McKeevey
St. Killedbeth’s Hospital
Jdustice Barhard
Mr. McKee
Fuys
Phet
Nguseca Haleenote
Connecticut Avenue Park
Connecticut Avenue
Chevy
Chase’ Circle
Capital
U.S. ‘Treasury Depo
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