District Militia Begins Drills at Camp Lee
The Disput se vnat Guard started active drill at Camp Lee with Col. Cary I Crockett and officers of the 62nd Infantry detailing senior staff. Four companies of the infantry arrive for intensive camp operations as part of the War Department program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Lee
Cary I Crockett
Sixty Second Infantry
Ikpartment
Strueter
Ari
Oris
Vnsro
Seret Tames
Sutron
Fan Ry
Tastet
Tre
Brg
Bualy
Rsvo
Mteof
Tay
Mirtar Oranagard
Weather report and forecast of scattered showers
An extensive weather summary outlines scattered showers across regions including Tos Beat Are olf and Maryland Tartirine Leeha with cooler temperatures and a northward trend. It notes forecasts of temperate highs around 40s and 70s, with periods of sun and cloud cover and potential late afternoon showers in several areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Raton
England
Ipeal Bhowere
Ron
Focal
Max
Sammy Mose
Militia Troops Move to Camp Lee for Training
One hundred eighty two members hiked two miles to their quarters as twelve men led by Lieutenant Kain of Company C left Washington Friday for Camp Lee. A hot dinner awaited the militia on arrival and the band under Bandmaster George M Horton will give daily concerts at six o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laeut Kain
Company C
Washington
Camp Lee
George M Horton
Jailed as bootlegger given extra term after judge’s ruling
At Liberty from Geccoquan workhouse Coleman colored served short parole then returned for another stretch after violations of the national prohibition act. Local officers testified that Husserl colored described by them as an agent bought whisky from Coleman with three marked dollars. Judge Hardison sentenced Coleman to four months for selling whisky and fined him thirty dollars or two months for transporting it a block to the buyer.
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Liberty
Geccoquan
Sxteen
Jesse Coleman Colored
Freight congestion slows local building plans
The Board of Trade subcommittee discussed freight congestion impacting local building. WoT Hill of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and Joseph Tradin of the Pennsylvania RR presented. The subcommittee will report Friday to the full committee, with merchants and manufacturers associating to alleviate the situation.
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Board of Trade
Publi Utiliies
Wot Hill
Baltmore and Ohio Railroad
Joseph Tradin
Pennsylvania Railroad
Absoola Lion
Family index of names and ages from town records
The fragment lists numerous individuals with roles such as boy, girl, or bor across many surnames including Rudy Vanderberg Phillips Brill Scott Fo Gemond Reavis Hackman Johnson Butler Barton Chase Hawkins and others, indicating a community roster or church census style entry. It reads as a genealogical listing with initials and roles rather than a narrative.
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Sanie
Ant Susan Rudy
Doe Ant
Ada Vanderberg
Sani Ldia
Bor Krank Board
Sin Ee
Stone Boy
TeRoy
Ilse Phillips
Livy
Ant
Banka Bey Thomis
Minnie Chase Bos
Bessie da
Ant Pheresa Hawkins
Band Concert Today by United States Soldiers Home Band
United States Soldiers Home Band performs at the band stand at 550 pclock with bandmaster John S M Zimmermann. Selections include Aeroplane Braham Overture The Pirate Berlin Song for cornet Where Art Thou and other pieces from musical comedy Maids of Japan and Hawaiian Moonlight.
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United States Soldiers Home
Aclock
John S M Zimmermann
Berlin
Cornet
Ascher Murician
Bernard Excerts
Maids of Japan
Monckton Fox
Georgia
Alabama
Kleloman
Pryor
Licensed Marriages Listed Across Several States
A dated notice lists multiple marriage licenses and ceremonies led by various reverends in towns including Ballston Ya Selene Va Pittsburgh Pa Clarksburg W Va Baltimore Md and Covington Va. Couples’ ages range from early twenties to mid forties reflecting diverse unions consented under ecclesiastical authority.
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Robert & Matting
Gertude Baeranger
George Aukam
James W Legg
Ballston
Peart
Irene German
Selene
John E
George Buell
Jamie Pettie
Diffany
Frank E Braverel
Violette
Joy Mw
R Roth
Hazelton
Virginia Heteo
Holland
James
Montgomery John
Lewis
Maron
Laura M . Wansfiein
Micharis
Howard & Downseorge Reda
Helen Rudday
Pittsburgh
John H d Jeffrier Ridgaway
Baratey
Ellie Bladen
College
Forrest d Prettyman
Duntin
Grace W
Solan
Altimore
J A Dillon
Frank Gallahan
Beulah Flenderson
Stafford
Howard DourdJeeph J Lear Jr
Clarksburg
Wiry
Eudsen
Covington Va
Freety Tohrer
Jean Edward Wedding
Generterth Stuidman
Wlena Mion
EF Wheeler Tyan
Gross
Annie P Iillew
Ry AE Anderson John Mack McWhorter
Flue K van Harn
Home for Aged and Infirm Names in Public Notice List
A scanned notice lists individuals and ages connected to a city facility and various addresses. The fragment references Agnes J Williamson, 2 years, and other named persons aged 49, 74, and 84, with locations including Georgetown Tauverstry Hospital and Hotel Harry Washington. The text appears as an archival public notice of residents or patients and related addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes J Williamson
Kaill
Georgetown Tauverstry Hospital
Dove Lodd
Ane
Harry Washington
Greigstown
Marthe Pohang
Mary d Dorsey
Dwight JoPart
Hartstul
Baltys
Loth
Altan Gullirde
Irene Fockba
Folleys Honey and Tar Eases Persistent Coughs
Mrs Geneva Robinson of 8 8 N Swan St Albany N reports asthma bronchial coughs yield to Folies Honey and Tar Compound as quickly as ordinary coughs cold s and croup She tried Toley s Honey and Tar and found it best cough medicine ever used two bottles broke yet her lingering cough improved and she will use more
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Hay Tever
Geneva Robinson
Swan St
Albany
Toley
Ady
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Gen. Bundy
Evel James Back
Atraig Ney
Joni
Symphey
Kansas
I. Ok
Rey
Rover Bulletin
Max Fatomar
Henandoah
Greensboro
Diman
Beauty
D. Coleman
Dave
Fordnand King
New York
Thor
Prez Ueally
American Beauty
H. I. Scharr Electric Co
N.W
St Lawrence Crusoe
Luray Caverns
Brooklyn
Norfolk
Oli Point
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Delta Tours
Baume Analgesique
Bengue
Thos. Leeman &Co
D. J. Kaufman, Inc
Pa. Ave
17Th St
Thirteenth St
Wow, Pa
Story Nore
Elliott Motor Company
Suffolk, Va
Sloan’s New Galleries
13Th St
Corw Biaco, Inc
Newark
Franklin
Tophams
Oval
Bellvue
St. N.W
N. Y. Ave. N.W
Byron S. Adams
Eleventh St. N. W
West
Kahn Optical CO
7Th St. N.W
Muddiman
St. Man's
Perth
Bachange
Canada
Glen Echo
Rightway School of Dancing
Degineera
Gayety
Baseball Today
Washington Vs. St. Louis
Spaldings
Hecht Co
Mantild
Shubert
Belasco
Phureday Wiltsaw
Brady
B.f.ke
SUN Marie
Lew Jim_Tanes
Herbert Brooks
ST Johns
7Th St
Colonial Beach
Colonal
Helen Hayes
Brice
Geo. M. Cohan
Geo . Cohan
Gotumb
Alma Rubens
Madge Kennedy
Witth
Berwyn
Garrick Players
Cummings
Daddy Longlegs
Great Falls Park
Taciles Orchestra Amusemente
George H. Corsan Morld
Ali
Gordon Leach Mer
Congress Heights
Plessure
Awoli
WES and Mills Union Orchestra
Davin
STRAI
D Street
Bramate
Clemenceau
Prav Alt
Ipe MacDonald
Orchestral
Crangal
Fat
Ana This Wiefe
Conway Tearl
Renee “Marooned
Hearts
Crandall S
Regimes Owe
WM. S. Hart
Sand” Wach Sennetis Wotton
Voe
Loew’s Alac
Ali Beek
Tate Tn Bey
Auielian
Am Auborn
Mediate Deliveries Motor Company
Wth & M
Ste
Fhone West
Adam A. Weschler
Twelfth
Water Streets
Rery
Enaria
Yeane
War Trades
Caah Adam A Weschler
Manin
Oxfords
Emerson Shoe Store
Electric Iron
Potomac Electric Appliance Co
14Th St. N.W
Ing Department
Barber & Ross
Sts. N.W
American Electrical Heater Company
Detroit
du Barry
Selinger
Opticians
F St
Cor
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