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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1908

Page

3

Real estate boom with big Washington area deals and new rail plans

Week sees major sales including Halle of the Ancients site, Montrose and Nelson apartments as well as large suburban disposals. Washington Railway and Electric to build a car barn on 412 acres near the District Line with track realignments and new cars, boosting nearby property values. Several properties change hands at prices ranging from about 12 to 15 per square foot, and condemnations advance to acquire land for federal offices.

Montrose Nelson Washington Washington Railway and Electric System Tennallytown Rockville R. Gordon Donaldson Harry Wardinen Stone & Fairfax Honerts Thomas EH Wickford Pickford New York Wich Volunina Halls of the Ancients Faree North Caplol M Streets Souid Saneare Union Saigon Richards Dunn We Stone & Panfax Willam

Real estate sale notices list many properties and buyers

A broadcast of sales from Soule Realty Company branch details numerous properties including houses, lots, and acres in Virginia Maryland and West Virginia with prices from 3100 to 5840. Buyers include Henry Werres Arthur Baxter Mary Towlkes J B Ray L J Gromberg and others.

Gate Ee Nee TE Henry 2. Werres Red Street Arthur Bt White Virginia Avenue Riley Heirs Eleventh Street John M. Moehring Alexandria County Jerome Baxter Riverdale Jacob Feathermann Mary E. Towlkes D Street Salea Soule Realty Company Twentieth Street Rhode Island Avenue B. E. Harper Sherwood Collins, Capelli & Bryant A. E. Teete Erlaston Terrace A. L. Teete J. B. R. Ray Woodridge Henry A. Veith West Woodridge William Boges W. B. Randall C. M. Hazell Fort Sagatoga

Landmark Station on Sixth Street to be Demolished

The Pennsylvania Railroad station on Sixth street, a landmark of 35 years, is fast being razed to make way for a Mall. Workmen test the structure as the site will lose its historic role in welcoming millions to the capital. It witnessed Garfields assassination and McKinleys funeral train.

Pennsylvania Railroad Sixth Street National Capital Garfield William McKinsey Vatloré Russia Siberia Brotherhood

Annex for Garfield to Start Hospital Wing Construction

Construction of an eastward annex to Garfield Hospital will begin soon as a memorial to Frances Oliver Johnson. Gifted by Dr. Loren Johnson, the brick structure will align with existing hospital buildings and is designed by Wood Donn Deming.

Garfield Hospital Loren Johnson Frances Oliver Johnson Wood, Donn & Deming Woot, Donn & Deming

Tearing Down Pennsylvania Station Leads to New Union Site

Old Pennsylvania station in Washington traces its history to 1872 with the first train, the shift to Union Station, and the 1907 abandonment of the oil station. Contractors plan material removal by July, with Martin McNamara the high bidder at 1315 dollars. Alexandria County real estate booms as trolley transit expands. A new three story hospital annex in the county is projected at 35000 dollars, featuring 60 beds, verandahs, steam heating, and a women and children ward focus.

Washington Pennsylvania Station Baltimore and Ohio Pennsylvania Road Washwaton Union Station Baltimore Richmond Alexandria Pennsylvania United States Martin McNamara McNamara Tis

New Masonic Hall in Washington Nears Completion for Concerts and Meetings

A new Masonic temple at the corner of New York avenue and H street northwest nears completion. The building includes a rear auditorium with 1,090 main floor and 466 balcony seats, a 900-seat banquet room, extensive cloak and dressing rooms, and will host concerts, meetings, lectures, and entertainments under manager M. Sten.

New Masonic Temple New York Avenue H Street Washington Wood, Donn & Deming M. Sten Columbia Theater

Sales Across the River by Tageart-Thrift Firm

Real estate activity rises across the Potomac in Virginia and suburbs of Washington. H D F Long sells to Bel Talbott a Friendship Heights residence for investment. George N Beale sells Carroll estate Takoma Park for a residence. R H Stinemers sells to Mabel Bliss 1454 Irving Street residence. Zepp Bros sells three six room dwellings on Irving Street near Brightwood avenues for residence and investment. Zepp Bros sells to L Schofield 3019 Brightwood?

Tageart- Thrift Real Estate Company Potomac River Virginia Washington Maryland H D. F. Long B EL Talbott Friendship Heights George N. Beale Lyda J. Percival Carroll Estate Takoma Park R H. Stinemers

Apartment House Changes Hands In Dominion Heights Transfers

APARTMENT HOUSE CHANGES HANDS Wond avenue will be occupied as two homes. GH Winslow sells to M A Peet a new house and three lots at Dominion Heights Virginia. J W Harsha sells to J C Yates a house and two lots at Dominion Heights Virginia. F W Patterson sells to G P Jackson a seven room dwelling with large lot near Cherrydale Virginia. G H Winslow sells to P Griffin a cottage and three lots at Dominion Heights Virginia. J W Harsha sells to J L Beardmore a frame dwelling at Dominion Heights Virginia. J A Cunningham sells to F H Arnold three lots at Dominion Heights Virginia. J A Cunningham sells to H O Dahien two lots on the Great Falls and Old Dominion Railway.

Wond Avenue GH. Winslow M. A. Peet Dominion Heights J. W. Harsha J. C. Yates F. W. Patterson G P. Jackson Cherrydale G. H. Winslow P. Griffin J. L. Beardmore J. A. Cunningham F. H. Arnold H. O. Dahien Great Falls Old Dominion

Dinguss Repeats Borrowing Plea From Shadbolt

In a tense exchange cited from the city scene, Dinguss, a chronic borrower, tries to pay a five dollar debt to Shadbolt who refuses, noting Dinguss is short again and will not receive the money. The dialogue emphasizes recurring loan requests and Shadbolt's stance.

Cnergy Sceme Dinguss Shadbolt

Auctions This Week Include Dwellings and Property

Auction listings announce sales this week on Thursday August 4 with six brick dwellings and multiple parcels at addresses including Fourteenth Street Northeast and D Street Northeast. A business property on High Street Southeast is listed for 5 p.m. Friday August 21 notes a lot on Quitter and a wire northwest location at 4 80 p.m.

Wrick Amy D Street Highth Coutheast Quitter

Humane reformer Cooley builds Cleveland Farm Colony plan

James B. Morrow tours the Cleveland Farm Colony proposed on 1,908 acres as a humane alternative to traditional prisons. He interviews Harris R. Cooley about parole, open work yards, lighted punishment, gender roles, and a future network of hospitals, schools, and farms to rehabilitate offenders and reduce crime.

James B. Morrow Cleveland Ohio The Republic Harris R. Cooley Stones Mr. Cooley Moses Cooley Cleveland Workhouse City Tom L. Johnson Campbellite Sunday Schools Kentucky Tom Indianapolia Cleveland Tier Hiram College Gar-feld Cuoley Brick Church Avion Binlding Ith Walla Crevolang America Laew

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