Rooms for rent in private homes near Union Station
Many furnished front and back rooms for rent across Washington, DC areas including near Union Station and in NW. Listings describe private baths or shared facilities, steam heat, hot water, meals or board options, varying prices from $3 to $15 per month, and proximity to transit or government offices with several rooms in private homes.
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Union Station
T ST. NW
Upton Station
Tord
Burwick
Vhrary
East Capitol ST
Apt
18Th ST
4Th ST
Grant PL
Vta
MT Vernon
Bath
Feawnation
OS Tees
Tit
Ave
Y Mog
Sear
Andnion
He H. Kx
Eamont ST
lLarge
LA Ave
Lake Tright
Ema Ft ST
ST NW
Alabama
Kentiemag
Capitol ST
Kingman
Thomas Cirete
Cooma
Dor
Donras
Reon
Mass
Cooter
Gan
Beth
Bagi
Roma
NJ. Ave
Rome
Col
Pelvete
Phope
Kent PL
Brike Settonee
8Th ST
Lane
Ev Pry
N. J. Ave
Pant Ma
Tange
N Hk
Columbia RD
Pat NW
THE
Valois
Leer ST
Li Bee
ST. BE
Capitol
Reable
Oor
Lh. K
Reasonabie
F ST
Mason Station
Massave
B. K
ST. NW
Furnished rooms and boards in Northwest Washington listings
A dense collage of rooms for rent across DC neighborhoods with varied board options. Listings include private families, hotels, and inns offering hot water, heating, and meals. numerous rooms on NW addresses near Dupont, Connecticut Ave, and other arteries. prices range from five to twenty dollars weekly, with calls to North 8000 or Main 4818 for details.
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NEW Berns
Ulster Inn
Mount Pleasant Cara
Aee Ree
Pleasent
Biltmore ST
Army and Navy Inn
Belmont Road
Laree
Andi
I ST
Howe
Afton
Mase
Ave
Aiftalas Ro
Connecticut Avenue
Chesapeake ST
Ave ST
Bath
Lamont ST
Reenont
Mars, Ave
Harvard &T
Taab
Cordova
Win. Wys
L ST. NW
Edclid ST
12Th ST
9Th ST
Ir Capitol
KE ST
Grant PL
Lamont BT
Doulle
Bain
Chevy Chase
God Home
Park RD
Tith ST
Massaven
Fairmont ST
Girard ST
Sethe
RT Ave
Mozart PL
Hobart ST. NW
New House
Edie
A. m
Pia
Ise Fairmont &T
8Th ST
Harvard ST
19Th St
Dlemseman
17Th ST
Massachusetts
MD. Ave
Monroes ST
Sue A
ST. NW
Furnished and unfurnished rooms for rent in DC area
Numerous listings for rooms and apartments in Washington DC and surrounding neighborhoods. Offers include hot water heat, gas, baths, and some with board. Locations span NW and NE wards with prices from a few dollars to about $20 monthly, various room sizes and amenities.
Naval Movements and Orders Report 1910
Naval orders show Commander Luke McNamph to Naval War College on January 3 1910 with several detachments to Buffalo and Mare Island. Vessels listed for movements include Arkansas Cushing Dubuque Hagle Georgia and more sailing to Hampton Roads Newport Guantanamo and ports along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Arrivals include Barney Dolphin Drayton Ericason Henley Justin Mariette Clark Wadeworth at various ports.
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Luke McNamhh
Naval War College
Thent
J. G
W. H. Baughman
Maryland
Buffalo
Enaigu I
Arkansas
North River
New York City
Hampton Roads
Cushing
Rosebank
N.H
Newport
Dubuque
Portsmouth
N. H
Hagle
New York Navy ‘Yard
Portamouth
Georgia
N. Y
Glacier
Ya Pas
Guaymas Loulaiana
Minnesota
New Jersey
Dolphin
Washington
Drayton
Whitestone Landing
Ericason
Rosebean
Henley
Justin
San Francisco
Mariette
Guantanamo
Clark
Provincetown
Wadeworth
Rosebank SS
Rooms Wanted by young couple and others near central DC
Classified room seeks range of living options from furnished and unfurnished to with board. Listings mention near 14th, 18th, and D streets NW. heat included. prices often around 10 to 18 dollars weekly. Multiple boxes indicate exchanges, references, and private family arrangements.
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St. Nw
Laura
Bath
Capitol
Ll. B. K
Tee
N. Cap
Usi
L ST. NW
Diverse city business notices offer sale or rent
A string of classified ads lists a general store with living rooms, a lunchroom, a rooming house, and a barber shop for sale or rent. Other entries include a $8000 half interest in a novelty business, a furnished rooming/anteler, and a drug store in a desirable neighborhood. Contact box numbers provided for details.
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Mmith Sand General
Atore
Wight
Phenacetime
Probate case spans publication order in Julia Montgomery will
In the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Special Term for Probate, case No. 21362, administration of Julia Montgomery deceased. An action questions the last will dated December 19, 1944, and trials set for December 20, 1915 with issues on validity, soundness of mind, and undue influence, to be published weekly in the Washington Law Reporter and The Washington Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Org Wey
Supreme Court OF the District of Columbia
Julia Montgomery
Rose M. Smith
Herbert McKmith
Ina B. Shoop
Emily P. Smith
Katherine
Joha Montgomery
Washington Law Reporter
Washington Post
Walter I McCoy
Justice
James Tanner
Register of Wills
Army Orders Grant Leave and Reassign Coast Artillery Officers
Army orders grant extended leave to First Lieut Rufus H. Hagood Jr medical corps for fifteen days. Capt Charles N. Murphy in infantry is detailed to general recruiting service at Fort McDowell California, relieving Capt Frank H. Adams. Coast artillery officers reassignments and staff duty changes include Lieut Robert B M Goolrick reassigned from Sandy Hook staff to a coast defense company, Lieut George F Humbnrt Meredrom reassigned to his current company, Capt Arthur L Fuller granted ten days leave, and Second Lieut Richmond T Gibbon ordered to report to Boston coast defenses for assignment to a company.
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Rufus H. Hagood, Jr
Medical Corpa
Charles N. Murphy
Twelfth Infantry
Fort McDowell
Cal
Frank H. ‘Adams
Coast Artillery Corps
Robert B. M. Goolrick
Sandy Hook
Georgh F
Washington School of Accountancy and related programs
The notice advertises the Washington School of Accountancy at 1783 G St NW offering M. C. A. and A. C. A. programs along with night study, English and foreign language courses, and preparatory services. It also lists allied offerings from Emerson Institute related to general education, foreign languages, and lab work, plus a call for applications. A separate item promotes courses for women and laboring youth with laboratory work and targeted exams.
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Niclin
Washington School of Accountancy
Drilery Boeing Ane
Aewe
Emerson Institute
Supreme Court muster of Justices and lawyers in the U S cases
The Supreme Court session lists Justices McKeena Holmes Day Rogers Van Devanter Pitney and McReynolds Presently admission of Waiter Lee Sheppard Andrew J Grigsby and Austin J McMahon to practice The docket includes cases No 528 No 428 No 42 and numerous others with arguments by Br Lindley Tom Davis George Thompson Cobb Carter Lewis and others Adjournment set to tomorrow at 12 o clock Also listed are United States Court of Claims and Equity Divisions with multiple matters and deadlines
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Justice McKeena
Justice Holmes
Justice Day
Justice Roghes
van Devanter
Pitney
Justice McReynolds
Lee Sheppard
Philadelphia
Andrew J. Grigsby
Nashville
H.R. Burton
Great Northern Railway Company
Fisiaud
Ve. J.T
Alexey Hamper Toy
Tim di Fondant
Ames
Magdalene Koenec
Raminatari
Jo-Berry
Zyieh
Frank Gc
Tompkins
Ingels
Real Estate Transfers Across Washington District
Real estate transfers list shows multiple deeds across Northwest Southeast and nearby streets. Transactions include John W to Mery H D and Herbert Stickney to John H Witley with various lots, squares, and stamps. and other transfers involving 1010 N Street NW 689 Maryland Ave SW 2288 N Street NW and more, with prices commonly $10 and occasional larger sums. details list parcels, owners, and trustees across neighborhoods like Navy Yard Southeast Northwest and nearby avenues.
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Tata WN
Frederick HR
prnkgaGee Lams
Donald
Malcolm
Gharlie Ce ‘Eraley
NAVY
Irene
John W
Mery H. D
American University Park
Hila
Witley Et
Vic
John H
Herbert W. Stickney
Herbert W. Suckney
John H .Witley
Maryland Ave
Furton HL
St. John Et al
Martin L. Bioeng
Mn Aeylvania Avenue
Anacortia Road
L . Marshall
Albert Artion
Naylor Farm
Fourteenth
Fifteenth
Thomas H Yeager
Charles E. Tribby
Square
I Street
HK BM
Pretenereal Rotate and Investment Company
Shnath Heights
James B. Nicholson
Isasc Eriksteine
Yart
Volta Place
Robert Lee Brown
James W. Ricker
Holmead Manor
Kyng
Clyde
Dalley
N Street
Olwle
Daley
Jane Street
William W. Gobey
James C. Cobey
Willem W. Cobey
el Reed
Stattory
Henry H. Éusey Ee
Ravenswood Comamen
Rigan University
Heig
Swindell
Guy T.ooth
Wee
Levin
Frey
Michael F. Mangan
Michael F. Mangan Censer
Enone
Sarah J
Arian Tavanner
Nortast
Sixteenth Street
Joseph McCoy
Fulton R. Gordon
Pleasant Plains
Chevy Chase Gerove
Fulton BR
Gordon Et Ux
Charlea
Stauffer
Whitlam E. Eerie
Bret
Avalon Terrace
Seventh Street
Brace
T. Pugh
Wiliam J
Era
Deeds of trust for properties in multiple squares and lots
A list of deeds of trust securing various sums from $200 to $110,000 across numerous properties in Washington DC areas such as Anacostias, Bloomingdale, Holmead Manor, Square 40, Square 805, Square 995, Square 1272, and more. Names include Edgar H May, William Hutter, Catherine Durkin, Anne Collud, Kulshbeth Dorney, Mopes Rt Courtney, Maggie Wolfe, James W Ricker, Alfred Tyler, Harry Wardman, and others. Lenders include Washington Loan and Trust Company, Northern Liberty German American Building Association, Quaker City Investment Company, Home Savings Bank, and American Security and Trust Company. The notes show various maturities from months to years and interest rates around 5 to 8 percent, with numerous lots and squares referenced.
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Squard
Eidgar H May
Truster, Et al
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Union ‘Trust Company
Anacostias
William Hutter
Henry H Bergmann
Charles Schafer
Northern Liberty
German American Building Association
Bloomingdale
Catherine T. Durkin
John E Mitchell
Thomas H. Yeager
Quaker City Investment Company
Holmead Manor
Anne E Collud
Bmichael
Same
Kulshbeth Dorney
Mopes Rt Coutney Et al
Francis Lau
James F Shea
Home Savings Bank
Wharton
Lester
William M Terrell
Charies
Maggie P Wolfe
Charles W. Stetson
John A. Gardiner
William E. McDaniel
Lot Square
James W. Ricker
Chapin
Brown
Oriental Building Association
Mapasioe “Tuten B. Anthony
George
Henry
Stewart
Mason
Rie Tdson
Emme
Robert E Coleman
Harry Wardman
Thomas Bones
George W. F Swartzell
Alexander T Hensey
Harry T Domer
William Brust
Abram R Serven
William T. Ballard
Lafayette Seaman
Josephine P. McGowan
Sarah J. Tavenner
Maria Travenner
Farmand Lyddane
R Gordon Finney
Margaret I Lyddane
John J. Hoff
H. D Gordon
Fulton R. Gordon
Charles C Stauffer
HD Gordon
Fulton BR. Gordon
Wood
Kawara Green
Charles Stone
Charles W. Fairfax
Gora Q Woodard
William J _O'Donnell
Edward T Lewis
Daniel K Jackson
Bruce T Pugh
William Orme
National Savings and Truat Company
American Security and Truat Company
Orginal
Clayton
John D. Coughlan
Yinam
Er, Jr
Edgar MM. Mayne
John E. Mitchell
Thomas Hi ‘Éenger
Quaker City Tnvestment Company
Mark Finley
Harry T Wider
John P. Finley
New Warship Shifts to Dry Dock for Repairs
Newport News Virginia November 30 The super dreadnought Pennsylvania was towed to Portsmouth for dry dock at the government navy yard to be scraped and painted below the waterline. The work will take two days, after which the giant seafighter returns here for final touches before transfer to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Pennsylvania
Portsmouth
Government Navy Yard
District Court Juries Fail to Reach Verdicts in Multiple Cases
Two juries discharged after failing to agree on verdicts in criminal and civil matters. In Criminal Court No 1 Chief Justice Covington presided as Frank McCarren night watchman at government printing office faced assault with a dangerous weapon. In Justice Stafford's circuit court Raphael and Antonmo Mercuria sued Washington and Virginia Railway for 25000 and 5000 respectively, juries out over two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Frank McCarren
Government Printing Office
Stafford
Raphael
Antonmo Mercuria
Washington and Virginia Railway Company
City News in Brief Readers discuss child reading at library event
Numerous local clubs and civic groups meet tonight and tomorrow. Miss Clara H Herbert opens with a study on The Child's Library and What Kinds of Books It Should Include at the Public Library while Miss Blanche Hamilton Fox headlines a Willard bazaar recital. A dozen Washington youths earned naval entry papers, and a legal renewal grants Fritz Herzog a saloon license after a contested hearing. District condemns three small houses for Woodridge subdivision as court review follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merce
Rooma
F T Moran
Dent School Mothers’ Club
Washington
Drama League
Clara H Herbert
Public Library
Atj
Granville Barker
Harlan
Anatole
Frances
Balt
John Joseph Baker
William C Webb
Adolph Hellwig
Leo Burns
All Souls’ Church
Willard
Bagaar
Blanche Hamilton Fox
Boston
Misa
Mabel
Pillsbury
EH Perciva
Wilson
F W,. Clarke
Alice Riley
Mary K. Porter
ES Bastin
E. B. Bynon, Jr
R Harvey
W. H. Whitman
Co. BR. Ely
Fritz Herzog
E Street
Excise Board
Herzog
Charles Herzog
Shoemaker
Antisaloon League
James A Toomey
Police News Notes of a Day
Overnight robberies reported to police include pocketbooks, watches, pendants, and tools stolen from residences and porches across Northwest and Southeast Washington. A boat house break in on the Potomac yielded a graphophone, tools, and fishing tackle. a small fire caused minor damage from a defective flue. a horse frightened a wagon into a streetcar, causing vehicle damage. several injuries occurred from traffic incidents. a home club event in Sao Paulo described venomous snakes and coffee plantations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. Lyons
Thirty-fourth Street
Florence Cole
John Smith
Chevy Chase
D C
Henry Voigt
Keokuk Street
Charles Bryant
Eleventh Street
Harvey Koiner
Q Street
Thomas A Chisolm
Potomac River
Three Sisters Islands
Robert Corbin
Fourteenth Street
Wiliam A Hartung
Kenesna Wis
Raleigh
Potomac Electric Company
New Lanning
Henry Snyder
Andrew J Green
Albert Douglas
Iin Congress
Ohio
Sao Paulo i
Ameke
Jackson Place
Sao Paulo
Douglas Tie
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United States Court of Claims
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Fenton W. Booth
Samuel G. Barney
George W. Atkinson
George W. Downey
Clarence W. Turner
United States
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Yustice Anderson
Rose A. Weber
Maurice H. Weber
Bond
Bauler
Anderson
Palatin
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J. W. Whiting
W. A. Coonthe
Moldhan
Masters
W. G. Ghrlisers
W. Geer
Wad, Lambert
Hm, Davis
Hi le Glen Bill
First Cooperative Building Association
Plaintura
D. W. Baker
H. A. Grant
Duff
Equity Division
Justice McCoy
I Adams Ve. Adams
George C. Gertman
Kimmel
J EB. Task
Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Knights of Pyth
Plaintic
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H. Davia
Mittlestetter
Mittlentetter
Walker—Campbell
Columbia Duthing and Investment Cenang Ya
Dorsch
Warren
Justice Gould
McCrory Va
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Wilma ” Schick
Harlow
Wood Ve
Berry
Baker
Lear Darin
Birchyx Miller
Wolf
David—Dutton
Claterman
Yeatman
Lee
Magruder Ya
Hazel
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Forrest
Opterman Non
District of Co Tumbla
Circuit Division
Justice Stafford
Raphael Mercurig
Washington Virginia Railway Company
D W. Baker
HL A. Grant
Barbour
D Boteler
Mackall
Antonio Mercurio
Washington- Virginia Railway Company
A. Grant
McNeil, Frampton
Hoover
Norton Vié
Godfrey
Whois —Birkart
Gundake
Washington Railway and’ Electric Company
Justive Siddons
Mar ‘Ghal
Azemia Shepherd
Walter
English
Mark ‘Brearman
Hetate
Austin M. Tegers
W. W Edwarde
Stilton Hutchina
B. H. Thomas
C.K. Merilist
Stanhope Prevost
Huidekoper & Lest
Mary B. Craig
Archer & Smith
Mary Fisher
Wll
Walter Howe
George E. Heinston
Jon D. Langhorne
Arthur Peter
Colorado
Jane
Clarence H. Dyer
Lawrence Hufty
Jobb H. Murphy
R Matting
George F. Havelloat
McNeill
Percy
T. Jaborens
M. E. O'Brian
J.D. Faber
Alfred D. McCarley
Daniel Mahoney
John Johnson
William Davia
Benjamin Williams
Alfred Hirsch
Charles Garner
Justice Siddons
Jans Jenkins
Sobbery
HL Tignor
James Simms
Monthe
Bruce Sere
James Reset
United Staten
Wition Hineh
E. Yatton
Ray Jackson
F Gee
Thomas J. Jones
Tobin Higdon
Lomax A. Lindner
Joho ‘Ten
Far
Bencat Reed
Joan Basten
Catherine
Maude Wilson
Glatherne A
G. Schafer & Co
James D. Bias
Hy Ieen
L. L. Perkins
United States Minority & Guaranty Co
Southerm
District Court News
E Hulton Jackson
First Cooperative Building Association of
Georgetown
Justice Anderson
Equity Court
Raphael A. Casilear
Ulick Holloran
Hannis Taylor
Chandler P Anderson
State Department
Robert Lansing
William L. Chambers
John M Semmes, Jr
George G. Hobson
Laura J Philip
Harrison T. Johnson
Maree
William Harrison
New York
District Supreme Court
Maybelle R Callan
Jamee E Callan
Alexandria
Harry F Kennedy
Frank F. Rapp
Yestersday
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Polk
Mexico
Twenty-Fourth
Hama _streets
Woodridge
Chamber of Com
and Bernard Shaw
Jessie MacHrideana
J Paul Green
Metro- Coltian Baptist Church
Mra
Deborah H Lawson
Harriet Murphy
Salle Falls
Baltimores
Wiss Maria Menzel
J Walter Humphrey
Thomas A Donaldson Harmone
Frank C Green
George H O Connor
Police Department
Raymond Brosdick
Bureau of Social Hygiene
Rockefeller Foundation
Miner Normal School
Metropolistan Ame Church
Bethel Literary and Historical Association
Myra Winchester
Helen Gordon
Mary Mclear
H W Williams
Eleanor Mull Weed
Representative Weed
Connecticut
Florence R. Morrill
Congressional Union For Womens Suffrage
Maryland Agricultural College
J Miller Kenyon
American Institute of Banking
F Street
Northwest
Susie Root Rhodes
Board of Education
Grace Cotteril
Seattle
Waals
Jhey
Lincoln Park Citizens’ Association
Rhodes
Cotterli
D A Edwards
Maurice Fitzgerald
Gus Gorham
W Streets
Sidneys
Stevens
KE Street
Wahington Railway and Electric Company
Fifteenth and
Hatrees
Theresa
Pierce Mill Road
Pierce Miil
Tucson White Coal Company
Capitol and I Streets
Dunks Dobbins
Howard C Pettit
Florida Avenue
First Street
William Daly
Maryland Avenue