City News in Brief Highlights From Washington Event Calendar
Maj Raymond Pullman police chief will speak at the Builders and Manufacturers Exchange luncheon at the Continental Hotel. The St Patrick's Academy operetta Everysoul debuts March 4 at Carroll Hall. The National Capital Poultry and Pigeon Association meets at the Public Library with Dr Rippon speaking on Rhode Island Reds. Tax bills for the current year are ready for distribution from the District assessor. J W Paxton to attend Philadelphia clean-up as judge. Milk prices drop to 9 cents a quart May 1. David Fairchild to lecture on new plant introductions. Federal relief society board meets with light attendance. Federation of Citizens Associations to meet May 1. YWHA officers to be installed tonight. Our Flag and Its Origin lecture at Church of Our Father. Dinosaurs talk by G W Gilmore before Geological Society. Home Club Players stage The Chantinate Family. Associated Charities outings to continue with tents. Interdenominational Mission Study Class final session at Public Library. White House beetle damages red room furniture. entomology to assist. District colored school children to perform at Convention Hall for charity. Street cleaning department aiding the city-wide clean-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Fairchild
Department of Agriculture
Optimist Club
Church of Our Father
L Streets
Uniformed Soldier Denied Entry Protests to War Dept
Judge Pugh fined Edward Davison ten dollars for barring Frank A. Stetson of the Fifth Cavalry Band in uniform from a National Rifles armory dance. Stetson and H Oden Lake protested to Secretary of War Garrison, arguing uniform rights, while Davison admitted a legal violation after earlier denial and jury trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Stetson
Fifth Cavalry
Fort Myer
War Department
United States
Pugh
Edward T. Davison
Fifth Cavalry Band
National Rifles Armory
Davison
Stetson
H Oden Lake
Army and Navy Union
Secretary of War
Garrison
District Court Notes From Washington to Crozetts Va
District court notes report a threatened forced marriage of Luther McDaniel and Leora Layne, a marriage license rejection by clerk Kroll, and a father’s pursuit. Other items include an injunction over a retaining walls device by Frank A. Bone, a January 1894 will be probated, a Capital Traction case for $18.90, and a car door accident at Third Street and Pennsylvania Avenue SE. Also notes on Mare Island plans, white wing patrols, Georgetown Law commencement, and federal forest administration concerns. A civic association for District colored residents forms, a Capitol tour by John Wanamaker Institute students, navy dental officer qualifications, and a police court dismissal of a street fight charge against Officer Farquhar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Crozett
Kroll
Basic
Luther McDaniel
Leora F. Layne
W.oh. Layne
Luther
Lora
Papa
District of Columbia
Frank A. Bone
Cincinnati
Ohio
District Supreme Court
Paul Finkel
Aret
Hester A. Burke
Capital Traction Company
Richard A. Ford
William H. Linkins
Third Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pugh
Lawrence H. Farquhar
Seventh
Edgar Burke
M Street
Georgetown
Man steals shoes as cops nab trio amid raid on store
In Alexandria near King and Royal streets officers, aided by citizens, captured three youths after a cellar door was forced open at a shoe store. Seven pairs of shoes and polish were found. Suspects Lawrence White 19 of New York William Jeffries 18 of Jacksonville Fla and Robert Dunbar 13 of Augusta Ga faced grand jury charges. Separate council committee split over west ward annexation, while marriage of Miss Carne Hale to John M Studds announced and funeral of Robert J Wrenn noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alezandria
Banner T. Young
Aaron Katz
King and Royal Streets
Talbot
Sergis
Bettis
Scott
Lsor
Lawrence White
New York
William Jeffries
Jacksonville
Fla
Robert Dunbar
Augusta
White
Jeffries
Dunbar
Southern Railway Creates New Vice President Post
Directors of Southern Railway at a meeting in New York Tuesday created a new vice president position and appointed H W Miller in Atlanta Ga. He will hold the post indefinitely and had long assisted the president. The first vice president post ceased with the death of Col A B Andrews who held it for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
New York
H W. Miller
Atlanta
Yeats
Miller
Ol. A. B. Andrews
Another Try for West Point Cadet Examinations
Secretary Garrison orders a supplementary West Point examination on May 25 at sixteen army posts nationwide after about 99 cadet candidates failed the March tests. Successful candidates join the Military Academy on July 1, with 164 places likely exceeding current capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Garrison
Military Academy
Births Reported in Newstron Area
A list of births announces numerous newborns with parental pairs and genders. Included are families such as Charles To and Mary Botmlough with a daughter, William and Jeannette Lostene with a boy, and others like George W and Mars Formal with a boy, Phenias Mound with a girl, and Margaret Sultles with a girl, among many more pairs and newborns across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles To
Mary Bo
William
Jeannette Lostene
Wiliam
Nellie Moosaith
Bos Walliam
Sarah
George W
Mars Formal
Phenias
Margaret Sult
Les Henry
Hattie Sitringe
Dames
Seabette
Newstron
Armon T
Estetle Mebring
Hay Samuel
Louise Mo
Moreland
Harri
Jessamine Lowe
Rose Levttan
Asha
Moo Marmon
Charles Wioo
Mare Fh Carr
Lebn Ho
Anna T. ¢ Comes
Leia Ti Tae
Matthew
Bertha Morton
Thomas
Clara Tee
Lome
Mamie Hawkin
Francth Th
Tavinin Butler Box Rober
Florence Brightheart
Licensed to Marry in Various States and Cities
A list of couples and clergymen tied to marriage licenses across multiple locales including Staunton Virginia, Baltimore Maryland, New York, and Washington with names such as Benner, Garland, Frank, Leves, Hart Carrell, Saunders, and Hinnearat. The document reads like a registry of licenses issued and the ministers or churches involved, reflecting a broad geographic spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benner
Garland
Bass
Peibef
Wickian
Mary E Hinnearat
John Werdley
Ao Turner Ih
Emma Lo Jenkins
Poker Hens
Thomsen
Belle C Matting
Wolfe John Wiehhan
Jennie MM. Dowell
Chambers Korbert
New Lerk Jr
Marr
Lipscomh
Staunton Va
Deaths Reported From Various City Hospitals
A list of recent deaths includes Charles Bunton age 16 from The Plemouth apartments, Theron Quinste age 67 of Minam, Katherine Alessio 75 and William French among others. Also cited are Michael Loberee 24 at Gallinger Hospital, William J Carroll at Prandenre Hospital, Merton J Fox 74 on 11th Street, Frederick Wilkerson 63, and Leary Johnson 38. Dorothy Moo Laure 15 months, and Charles T Was 3 months appear with addresses in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bunton
Plemouth
Theron Quinste
Reeniaum
Katherine Alessio
William French
Michael Loberee
Gallinger Hospital
Merown T UW
Sdrts
William J Carroll
Prandenre Hospital
Merton J Fox
11Th Staw Trederick Wilkerson
Browning St
Deanwood
Revival services held at Lewis Hall in city
City bulletin notes revival meetings led by Rev B Carra dine at Lewis Hall 1592 14th st with nightly services and Sunday at 2 30 pm free seats and welcome all attendance grows and floral emblem concerns listed nearby hot water heater ad and Casex product line mentioned with local business names Cha s Chaplin Virginia line 608 and 12th G street Shaffer 900 14th an Shaffer ad included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Hall
14Th St
B Carradine
Shaffer
C. A. Muddiman
Chas
Chaplin Daily
Virginia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tharp
Berkeley
Saks & Company
Seventh Street
L.douglas Shoe
W. L. Douglas
W. le 1S
Brockton
Mass
Cappai
Spark
Mast
L. Douglas
Pennsylvania Av
N.W
Odys
Cdouglas
W.loouglas
F. Sts. R
J. Maury Dove Co., Inc
12Th and F Sts
N. W
Penna. Ave
Iith
S. Goldheim & Sons
7Th St. N. W
Kin-Po
L St
City News
Raymond Pullman
Builders and Manufacturers’ Exchange
Continental Hotel
Boosters
the Exchange
Bruce Branson
Charles BE. Welsh
National Capital Poultry and Pigeon Association
C W. Rippon
Veterinary College
George Washington University
Rhode Island
J. W. Paxton
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Frederick B McGuire
W. L Chambers
Board of Control of Federal Appropriations
The
Southern Relief Society
Willard
Federation of Citizens’ Association
Chamber of Tee
Young Women’s Hebrew Association
Abram Simon
Bertha Clepatch
Dora
Weis
Miss Pearl Schwartz
Francis Kerose
Trose Laveron
Sadie Wolf
Thirteenth
Northwest
Kate & Curry
Daughters of the American Revolution
Miss Curry
W. Gilmore
National Museum
Geological Society
Cosmos Club
Home Club
Chatinate
Roscoe Bangs
James
Lucien H. Thaden
Lucy
Migs Marguerite
Louden
Henry Jenkins
Jessie Jenkins
Audrey B. Ballard
Ebenezer Harwood
O. W. Goortwin
Elizabeth Harwood
Margaret Hopkins Worrell
Associated Charities
J. W Faust
United States Army
District Militia
George T. Prewitt
Red Room
White House
Bureau of Entomology
Convention Hall
Music Department
Public Schools Athletic League
Addi
U. S
Slavison
Jennié T Howland
Rufugh Strickland
Clarence H. Rowland
Rowland
Daniels
Mare Island Navy Yard
Aval
Curama
J3ard
Congress
Maumee
Mare Island
Tion
White Wing
White Wings
Georgetown Law School
John Hogan
Bernard § Brads
John M. Murphy
Calvert
Merthen
Agrcultire
Haton
Hall
J. W. Lewis
J. H. Johnson
John Wanamaker Commercial Institute of
Sixtsgaven
Navy
Alexander G Lyle
J. L Richards
Alexander J Zuehike
Biy Council
West Street
Yeesi Wind
George Washerton Park
Rosemont
Braddock Heights
Carne
Hale
John M. Studds
First Baptist Church
W. Watson
Robert L. Wrenn
Robert J. Wrenn
DeMaine
Wof Watson
Southern
Railway
H. M. Miller
City Bulletin
Horlick
Ferhat
Ewig
Horlion
Grant
Met Ug
Zell Motor Car Co
H Street
John P. Agnew & Co
Woodward Bldg
Ridin
Byron S. Adams
11Th St. N.W
Burchell
John T. Crawley
N. D
N D. Parker
National Electrical Supply Co
N.Y. Ave
Judd & Detweiler
Tno
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