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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1905

Page

15

Baltimore and Ohio Rail Line Trains to Philadelphia and New York

Train schedule details for the Baltimore and Ohio system listing parlor car service and Pullman options. Includes odd hour departures from New Jersey Ave station, parlor and diner services, and through routes to Philadelphia, New York, Cincinnati, and Washington with various coach classes and times.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Leave Station New Jersey Royal Blue Line Philadelphia New York Pullman Philadelphs Pinar and FUMA Pailon Paliadelphia Atlantic

Canadian Pacific announces rail timetable details and routes

Timetable notice lists Norfolk and Western connections with routes from Washington to Norfork via Western lines. Services include daily departures and arrivals at key hubs such as Lexa, Chatanoogas, and Raleigh area stations. Information available at Fourteenth Street and New York Avenue offices.

Norfolk and Western Railway Lexa Wesbington PRR Sath Bait Dally Western Kouxville Chatanoogs Phil Dally—Rornoke Bisat Winston Hatem Washington Nor- See Anily Berryvile Tory Sheamadoth Elkéne Palma Pato Tralee Pennsyvars Staton SP Fourteenth Street New York Avenue Norfolk

Pennsylvania Railroad Passenger Schedules and Cars

The Pennsylvanian rail schedule lists daily departures from Station Corner of Sixth and B Streets with numerous routes: Pittsburg Express and Chicago Special via Harrisburg, Main Line Express via Harrisburg, St Louis Limtpeab, and The Pennsylvania Limited to Chicago, Cleveland, Toledo, and Detroit. It notes parlor, dining, cafe, and sleeping cars, connect services, and multiple city destinations. Ticket offices at Fifteenth and G streets and at the station. telephones for service and cab connections included.

Pennsylvania Railroad Sixth Pittsburg Chicago Harrisburg Picitsburg Ciminnati Indianapoli Louisville St Louis Pennsylvania Bakor Hartsburg Flburg Altoona Harrsburg Liaysbure Washington St. Louis Daily Western Press Pullman Caicago H. Ta Po Ot Dais Cleveland and Cincinnati Express Jarrisburg Cleveland Cincimnaty Aly M Dally Pittsburgburg P.M Ruppalo Night Express Buffalo Vila New York ASM Aine Elphire Bandara Boston Baltimore A Iia Annimalis Sunim Foags Creek Ri Hiveeta W. W. Atterbury R Woop George W Boyp Ind Chesapeake Chio RY Buiton AXD ST. Loria Cluciimat Cincinnati Tullzan Cininnati Lexington Foulsville Virginia Eft Springs Dairy

Railroads and Sleeper Services Across the South

A dense timetable listing trains, routes, and dining options for multiple railways including Southern Railway, Chesapeake and Ohio, Seaboard Air Line, and Florida Atlantic Coast Line. It covers local and long distance services, through sleepers, dining cars, and connections to Washington, New York, Jacksonville, Atlanta, Birmingham, and Richmond, with station details and office contacts.

Marridonburg Warrenton Panville Way Washington Floridy Columbia Savannah Jacksonville United States Charlottenside Dally New York Alinta Atlanta Sleeer Columbine Wacington San Memphia Tynhburg Pirst-clase Moanoke Maoxville Chattanooga Memphis Birmingham New Orleans Washington and Southwesters Avanta Nashvidle Maron Bieringham Wemphis Blucmont Samar Wachingin Maunwick Wow Tayle Brown Seaboard Air Line Railway Penna. Ave Petersburg Maleigh Whitington Jacknocville Tarapa Atmota Hiringham Mobile Pensacola Seaboard Wall Pullman Sleeper Fla Hamlet Pullman Slsop Cate Hamel Seaboard Expland Solidary Jack Onvilla Twapa Slept Wirmingham Caty Richmond Washington Southern Railway Alexandria Frederick Sburs Lavys Pullman Reine Quantico

Tax notices and probate warnings from District of Columbia offices

Official notices regarding tax assessments for the District of Columbia for year ending June 30, 1866, and schedules for two installment payments with penalties. Also probate court administration notices for Benny Khatnal and related estates, plus partnership filing for Ste Marie & Co and details of partners Ovide Ste Marie and Lucian D. Sizer with capital.

Imstrict of Columbia Washington District of Ci Himibia District of Columbia Net of Congress EB. c. Davis D.C. del Calamba Kecnius Janin Supreme Court Sali Ngcey Clyn THY National Sapt OF Post, Savings and Trust Company Columbla Geo Broward, Tieteurer Willis OD. Hoover aAttornes Atvet Jamies Tanner Tegseter District of Cochunblay Benny Khatnal Disteler of Alperzora Eynic Ile Mannie Coniesana James Tanner Brandenburg & Brandenburg Burscrirers Sertion Laas Ste, Marie Marie Lucian D. Sizer

Personal ads and services mix in early Washington postings

Classified notices show readers seeking fortune telling and palm readers while others buy garments, shoes, and jewelry. Numerous salons offer manicures and scalp massages, with addresses across 7th and 10th streets. Community notices cover church youth groups and Christian Endeavor events, plus a detective agency ad and postal bottle collection call.

Miss Barnes Arlington Hotel Marie Sydney 10Th St Phore M Ave Eis Mme Rita Sth Bottlers’ Protective Association St. Aw Abraham Melba Smith Bolorado Morgan Bradford Justh

Sunday Church Services List for Washington area

A long roster lists Episcopal and various church services across Washington venues including Pro-Cathedral of the Avonplea, St Agnes Chapel, St Pauls, and many others with diverse times such as 7:50 am 11:30 am 4 pm and 7:80 pm. The schedule names rectors pastors and locations along with notes on sermons and rites.

Episcopal Connecticut Avenue Booncroft Herbert Scott Smish D. D R. H. McK

Surplus for November Shows Large Federal Balance

The November monthly statement reports receipts of 49,000,808 and expenditures of 6,871.6H, yielding a surplus of 2,120,764. A deficit of 4,100,676 occurred in November 1904. Revenue sources rose: Customs 24,263,980, internal revenue 4,761,75, and miscellaneous 001,093 with a 300,000 decline. Expenditures fell vs 1904 in most items, notably War Department by over 1,000,000 and navy by 240,000. For five months this fiscal year, outlays exceed receipts by about 12,652,000. Public debt at Nov 30 stood at 999,752,831, down 2,893,204 from last month, aided by increased cash. Debt composition includes interest-bearing 695,1, interest-ceased 1,208,083, non-interest 83,696,456. Total 1,285,062,671, not counting 1,010,283,869 in certificates and Treas. notes offset by cash for redemption. Treasury cash by fund: gold reserve 160,000,000. trust funds 1,010,23,800. general fund 196,489,886. in national bank deposits 25,007,937. Philippine Treasury 4,820,623. Total 1,097,152,28. Demand liabilities outstanding are 1,111,841,443, leaving a cash balance on hand of 286,216,84.

War Department Navy Treasury National Bank Philippine Treasury

Year s Work Of Charities Policy and Recommendations Made

The District board reports on annual charity operations, noting unchanged policy, shift from subsidy to contract funding, and new coordination goals. It details reform schools, medical charities, child care, and public institutions, and urges new handling of indigent care, a Brightwood hospital, a juvenile court, and rebranding the almshouse as a Home for the Aged.

A.i Congress Reform Schools Reform School For Reform School For Girle Department of Justice Brightwood Avenue Washington Asylum General City Industrial Home School Board of Children's Guardians

Citizens Decide On Buckets Or Growlers Traffic

Special committee reports on excise board views urging public complaints to curb growler traffic while granting licenses if all conditions are met. Public input possible before final license decisions for the year. Also notes official school paper Hand and Mind by Technical High School pupils with scenes from Thanksgiving.

Excise Board Technical High School Anes Hand and Ming Harlea Hi, Potter

Seventh Street Market Offers Better Value Than Other Markets

A promotional note urges shoppers to try Seventh Street and Viconity Market, promising faster, more money goes further at this corner than at other markets. Various stalls advertise horse feed, fresh meats, sausages, groceries, and holiday treats from multiple sellers and stalls along 7th Street NW and nearby avenues.

7Th and Osts N. Ruth Provision Company Washington D Street Frank Rupert

Officials to Melt Old Engraving Plates After January First

The Bureau of Engraving and Printing has completed classifying old steel plates to be melted at the navy yard after January 1. A three member committee, chosen annually by the Secretary of the Treasury, will verify the plates during the process. A plate’s life for greenbacks ranges from one month to a year or more, and last year over 4,000 plates weighing nineteen tons were melted. Previously the molten metal was discarded, but navy yard officials have begun finding uses for it in the past two years.

Christian Endeavor District Christian Endeavor Union Young Men's Christian Association Ae. Cristian Endeavor Society Wt Congregational Church A. H. Bates R. Prember Seuety Slvary Baptist Church Charles W. Needham George Washington University H Greeng Christian Endeavor Suniets 4 Street Christian Church Pirive Alka Im the Hermon Mete Rll District Union Spencer Milas Lena Summ Zeigler Lena Summy Gertie Perry Dora Reese Mabel Thrift Oes Benjanin Cookman Everett M. Pierce Bureau of Engraving and Printing Navy Yard Secretary of the Treasury

Stamp Collectors of Capital to Form Washington Philatelic Society

Stamp collectors of the Capital plan to organize a new society at a December 11 meeting at the M A building. The Washington Philatelic Society could start with twenty five to thirty members. Temporary president and secretary are C D McCutcheon and J Pinney Engle, with many local names linked to the effort.

M.A Washington Philatelic Society C.D. M.cutehcon J. Pinney Engle New Movement J. W. Dye H F. Colman A. EB. Woodward Arthur Mazo C. F. Adams J. H. Huston T. R. Hungerford le Irvine B. L. Jacobs S. J. Mcl Michael F. J. Sillman Philip H. Ward Milton Whitney

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