Saue area housing list near N J ava and Mass Ave
Por Saue near N J ava and Mass Ave offers numerous 4 to 12 room brick and frame houses with baths and rear porches. Prices range from about 2 200 to 5 080, locations include Near L Street, Deightonwood Ave, 10th Street, Lincoln Park, and 13th Street NW. Listings by ATKINSON BALLARD CO, 621 Rath Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosea
Bat
Mass
Ave
Ind. Ave
Iowa
Chela
Yath Ricky
13Th St. Nw
New York
Atkinson & Ballard CQ
Rath St Nw
Unusual Offered Sale of Well Built One Story Brick Home
An unusual offer lists a nearly new one story brick dwelling at Warkington Heights west of 18th for 31000 with terms: $1000 cash, $1.00 payable $404 monthly, balance 34000 for ten years at low interest, with option for early payment. Features include parlor, dining room, two bedrooms, and ample windows front rear and sides. Realty Broker Joseph J Weller at 162 F St NW promotes the property as a prime Capitol Hill area home with spacious rooms and modern fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warkington Heights
Maine
Stone & Fairfax
New York Ave
F St
Rome
Congress
Avenue 11
Enes
TG Capitou
Bapiton Hill
Tess
Noomy
Thad Bate
Joseph J. Weller
For Sale Suburban Real Estate Offers and Notices
A mixed classified listing details suburban real estate offerings including a Moore & Hill inc 21g ebth near Kalorama with a two story house 2 baths large porches and view plus 12 Touma 2 baths and servant’s back. 2 acre lots near new 14th street extension with prices and payment terms. country home on 134 acres with 10 rooms hot and cold water steam heat attic and outbuildings. further rent notices for Takoma Park residence and stores. assorted real estate agencies Potts & Partridge and Thorntons listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore & Bill (Inc
Kalorama Avenue
Holeglostian
Rock Cypek Park
Moore & Hill (Inc
14Th St
Eine
Py Kreme Seiing
FUL
TON Rogordod Suburban
Baltimore and Dig Railroad Rail Schedule Ad
Rail lines announce trains from New Jersey Avenue station to Philadelphia and New York on the Royal Blue Line with Pullman service and frequent departures. The ad lists numerous routes including Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, St Louis, Louisville, Annapolis, Hagerstown, Frederick, Luray, Elkton, and other points with specific times and parlor car offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Dig Railroad
New Jersey Ave
St. Royal
Combes O Paadelpha
Philadelphi
Eepera Atlante Hye
Chicago
Northwest
Cincinnate
ST Louis
Louisville
Cleveland
Columbus
Wheeling
Winchester
A. Ma
Annapolis
Luray and
Elkton
Frederic
Hagerstown
Daithersbl AO
Union Transfer Company
New York Ave
Norfolk and Western Railways Schedule Notice
Intending passengers for Aurora and beyond contact Norfolk and Western Railway for timetable details. Leave Washington Station at 8:00 and 9:00 pm with connections to Knorvels, Chattansowa, and Memphis. Sleepers available with arrivals in Newark and Peoria. schedule shows multiple daily departures and connections, plus information desks at Fourteenth Street and Avenue Bond Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk and Western Railway
Washington
Dalis
Norfolk and Western
Knorvels
Chattansowa
Memphix
Barachal
Winstaw E'Om Kroxville
Chatancogehyule
Bo & Q
Derresie
Jury
Shesundeh
Eikroa
Fourtarnth Stret
Avenue Bond
York
Chancery Partition Sale Of Valuable Building Lot
Auction notice by Walter B Williams & Co for a chancery partition sale of a building lot in Washington DC. The property includes improvements, debts of 7000 dollars with interest since 1903, sold by order of the Supreme Court. Terms: one third cash, rest in installments with promissory note. auction set for December 11. Auctioneers Brown & Tolson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
Washington
District of Cihimba
Congress
Andyetter
Andyetter the 1St ‘of November of Earhyrae
B. G. Davis
DISTRICT OF _Co TWinbla
William Sandry
Applizarian
Annie Collins
Ken O'Bra
Jeremiah [Driscoll
Patrick Santis
Michae] Santis
Jeremiah Sartre
Annie Sante
Apnle Ravvetts
Katie Carpenter
Mernaret Carpent T
John Carpenter
Soeph “Caapenter May Carp Tter
Lupenter
Washington Law Reparver
Washington Post
Mor
Ofas
Rte Merle & Co
Ovida Ste Marie
Washington, DC
Sven Belizer
Ovide Ete Marie
Lucian CD. Sizla Tes
Supreme Court OF the
Edwin TN Tonts
Hebert
Jamps Tanner
Calumbia
Leghton
AVOLT
South Sing
Bet Uti
Iecep
Supreme Cout
Ditrict of Columbia
Pasa
Dorsey Et
Meloy Eal
Equity Dycket
Wiahingtos
Wits
Dav
Arthur A. Birxey
Andrew B Duvall
Tyard
Che P.M
Jas
Bally
Camaea
Connae
Verm
Equity Court
Juttee Stafford
Letumteh
Lettwich
Commies
Juste Garnargi
Hureine
Hagin
J. Carus
Cetenganit
Carust
Ernst
S. Wheatley
Wty
Solleitors
W G Gardiner
WB. Reilly
Defencant
Coveitors
Ralston & Siddons
Finch
W. F. Donaldson
B. W Parker
Briil Vn
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Church & Church, Warheld & Duet
Therm
Pennsylvania Railroad Schedule Notes at Harrisburg
Station corner of Sixth and B streets lists daily Pittsburgh Express and Chicago Special routes to major cities with Parlor, Sleeping, and Dining cars. Several through services include St. Louis, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, and Buffalo, with cafe and observation cars. Ticket offices at Fifteenth and G streets and at the station. Credit to Pennsylvan ia Railr ond Cab Service and managers W.W. Atterbury and George W. Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sixth
B Streets
Pittsburg
Chicago
Spetal
St. Louis
Observaton
Harr Saueg
St Louis
Bufet
Gaita Harish
Hartisburg
St. Bowls
Cincinnati
Western Express
Pullman
Pitlsburg
Umcago
Clevmuand
Cincinnati Express
Washington
Harrisburg
Cleveland
Japa
Btn
Pittsbur's
Pitts
Altoona
Pacific Express
Cornea MT
M. Ailly
Buffalo Express
Pennayivania Railroad
Buffalo
Emrnorium
Canandaigua
Rochester
Niagara
Elmira
Renovo
Willamsport
Buffalo Night Express
Hmpothon Limneriom
Pete “Renchester
Niarara Falls
Frio Canandatella
Philadelphia
New York
Congressional Limited
New
Eaprass
Boston
Enange
Baltimore
Wisi
Pope's Creek
Sundtva
Pennsylvania Railrond
W.W. Atterbury
Paes'r Tratie Mgr
George W. Boyd
Southern Railway Passenger Services and Blueidge Branch Timetable
Details of daily and weekly local, limited, and through trains on the Southern Railway network including Harreenburr Warreston Danville routes, Washington to Atlanta and Florida sleepers, and Blue Mont Branch services. Notes on dining car service, Pullman cars, and through connections to Birmingham New Orleans Savannah and Columbus with station and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dally
Harreenburr
Warreston
Danville
Ad Wey
Weslington
Forida Lim
Pirst-ciasy
L'espuzs
Colunita
Savannah
Jakaomvile
Daly—Gaitell Stites
New Oleans
Giul
Cor Servis
Havriegsbure
Ranaway
Managaas
Daly
Warenton
Charlotterville
New York
Auanty Vxre
Firatelas
Atlant
Toombnt
Luesburx
Lynchinbg
Ceker oPtres
Avo
Prnosylvania
Daggarg
Servier
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Dining Car and Sleeper Services
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad announces daily passenger and sleeping car services from Washington and nearby lines to Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Louisville and Virginia Springs. Includes dining cars on the trains and through sleeper connections with limited Sunday service. Reservations and tickets at 313 Pennsylvania Avenue and 609 Kentucky Avenue with station access and phone inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HeMcaUse Geecuve
Tron
Searo
Pennsyvenia
Chicago
AXD
ST. Louis
Louisville
St Louis
Rullmay
Chieinnaul Todtaacth
Virginia
Washington
DALY
K.fy Limited
Fuliman
Cincinnati
Lexington
Lownville
Virgin Hat
Cincinnasi
Thicage
Mesio A la Carte
Chesapeake and Obl Ofte
Pennsylvenia Avenue
Kyairieenty Street
Fanil
Pennsylvania
Siryice
Fuller
Grevel Pacoenger
Lorida
Atlantic Coast Line and Connections Train Services
Schedule fragment lists Atlantic Coast Line routes from New York to Jacksonville Port Tampa Augusta Charleston and more with daily services including dining car, Pullman sleeper connections to Birmingham Atlanta and Washington. Seaboard Air Line and Washington Southern Railway also shown with links to Richmond Petersburg Raleigh and Norfolk. Connections note times and offices in Washington DC and Richmond area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jacksonville
Fla
Port Tampa
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
Pennsylvania Railroad
James Dystries
Wellington
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Penna, Ave
Petersburg
Raleigh
Wilmington
Columbia
Savannah
Tampa
Atlanta
Mobile
Pensacola
New Orleana
Dally
Seaboard Mall
Pullman Sleeper
Jarkeooville
Fix
Hamer
Pullman
Birmingham
Famict
Saytral
Tanya
Atlants
Dinningham
Coty
Washington
Rientannd
Washington Southern Railway
Richmerd
Souk
Vic Alexandria
Fredericksbure
Lev
Cor
Richmard
Adtree
Richmond
Seaboard Air Line Rail
Richmond Sith
Niwpore
W.clew
Proposals for Jamestown Exposition bids and Navy steel tubes
Proposals are solicited for Jamestown Exposition Company plans in Norfolk Virginia with deposits, licenses, and set fees. The right to reject bids is reserved. Separate Navy Department notice requests steel tubes and housings weighing about 29210 pounds in Washington D C with blueprints available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Architects
Associated
New Century
Norfolk
Jamestown Exposition Company
Jamestown Axnog Tien Company
Virginia
Bureau of Supplies
Nave
Washington, D. Co
Navy Yard
Washington, D.C
Bureau of Ordnance
Navy Department
H.T. B. Harris
U. S.N. Now-Des
BUSINESS CHANCES AND WANTED OFFERS
Classified snippets offer sales and partnerships including a patent invention with model ready and global demand, a private loan offer, an office manager needed for a manufacturing partnership, and requests for real estate and various business ventures. Several BOX numbered ads promise quick cash and opportunities across commerce sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fantner
Sitares Pullman
Raoroft
Chiapas
Paying Cuban Veterans End Of Revolutionary Debt In Sight
Havana reports the payment of the last half of revolutionary soldiers claims is starting across the island. Nineteen million dollars in treasury funds will be paid, with ten million more to be settled through five percent bonds within four years. The move coincides with Moderates gaining absolute control of general and local governments, seen as stabilizing the country against insurrection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Congress
Peegen
S. S.S
S.S. S
Swift Specifigycg
Atlanta
Gae
Pat Crowe on Trial for Attempted Murder in Kidnapping Case
Pat Crowe, the alleged kidnapper of Eddie Cudahy, stands trial in Omaha for shooting with intent to kill Policeman Jackson. Jackson and two officers shadowed a suspect September 1 when the suspect fled, firing. a round struck Jackson in the leg. If convicted on this charge, Crowe faces another trial related to the kidnapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nebr
Pat" Crowe
Eddie Cudahy
HB. A. Cudahy
Parker
Om A
Intenc
Fatralman Jackson
Jackson
Crowe
Hired to slug workers in Chicago murder case
Chicago court proceedings opened today in the case of Charles Gilhooley declared by the state's attorney to be hired to slay nonunion workers. Charles Meller—former Carrings and Wagon Workers' Union president—testified at a union officers meeting a proposal to hire Gilhooley to kill nonunion men was voted unanimously. A $5 voucher was signed, intended to pay Gilhooley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles Gilhonley
Shugger
Charles Carlstrom
Charles Meller
Carrings and Wagon Workers’ Union
Gilhenley
Gilhooley
Supreme Court of the United States Legal Record
The document lists Supreme Court cases and participants including Chief Justice, several Justices, and many appellants and interveners. It notes opinions by Holmes and Posthumous, with multiple docket numbers and case actions, ranging from appeals, judgments, remands, and approvals across diverse jurisdictions and matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Peocent
Juste Harlan
Brewer
Justice Bown
Justice Peckham
McKehna
Justice Holmes
Dave Benjamin X
Honour
Wither
Nabe
Ake R. Reid
Aurora
Ill
Joseph Bell Cotton
Duluth
Minn
Samuel A. Atderuon
St. Fail
Clinton Morde
Parladolphia
Paul Armieg
New York City
Watts Humphrey
Sagusaw
Mich
Charles’ J Bissell
Rochester
N.Y
Wiliam W. Webb
Allen
Clark
John E. Roller
John &. Roller
Intervensr
Hammes
McKenna
Judhe Whits
Fuller
Justice Herlan
James Fopntano
Robert A
Coats
Juste Pockhan
Warold Petr
F. B. Creelman Lumber Company
Circuit Court of the Unity States
Uiao
Kudgment Teverdad
Chita
Anf
Orage
Duattee White
Arthur M. Manigault
The
United States
Court of Claims
Juatse Drewer
Juathe White
Peckham
William W. Biege
Limited
Supreme Court of
Territory
Hawa‘i
Dierce, Limited
Hutcking
Supreme Court
Chagres A
Brad C. Aineworth
Rufus Martin
Tevas
Louisiana
Miscouri
River Beilrond l Company
Beluttt
Patrick Marker
Southern Railway Company
Adenaea
Monyday
Perry
Powers
Auditor General, &c
Detroit, Grand Haven and Milwaukee Railway Company
Michigan Central Railroad Company
Appellent
Auditor General
Sage
Harway Dyewood ‘and Extract Menufacturing Company
Et al
Peticionors
Hamelin Company
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Alexander von Faber-Castell
Pattonar
Jobin Eberhard Faber
Cireuit Court of Angels
Cireuit
Pete
American Sywage Dispontl Company
Reston
Mass
Pawtuckets
Grrcult Court of Appeals
Eighth Circuit
John C Gore
Circuit Court of Th
California
Tivin Va
Oa Bel Va
American Construction Company
Jacksonville Railway Company
UR U
Bogmayer
Daler
U.S
Museva “Artington Hotel Company
Budolph F. ‘Thaurer
Waal Reserve
Pany
George W Woodward
Trave
Albert P. Masury
John S Meralto
Acker
Calvin
Alma Maio Arkon
James Parka
Totelan H. Alexander
Erstor
David A Garrick
Puerto Rito
Joss Canacly Feigel
Attorn
Nes
Atlantic Coast
Inna
Rand Commons
Thendore G. Darker
P. A
W. F. Stevenson
Warnes
Trustens
David C. Grayson
Maurice ‘Tarbait
Nargon
Ant
Frank J Wend
Anneliants
Pelt Co Berean
Tevitee
John Redow
Parker
J. J. Dartington
Greyson
O Donoghue Divorces and Real Estate Transfers in DC Ledger
The page lists divorces including Cora O Donoghue versus Frack O Donoghue with solicitor details and a separate case R Geden Donaldson versus George C Finch. It also records numerous real estate transfers in Washington DC districts such as K Street Northwest and Eighteenth Street Southwest with trustees, executors, and sums from 10 to 32,800 dollars, plus property deeds in Moore & Darbour's Addition and Lanier Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora O'Donoghue
Frack O'Donoghue
R. Geden Donaldson
Scminististar d. & 7
George C Finch
Plainant's
B. W. Parser
W. F Donaldson
Liiie
Patrick T
Xiland Et A
Margaret Cad
Philip P. Faunee
Ecetu
Philip P. Paumee
Agi
R—Eilen N. Booger
Sir
Lewis
Herries
A. Johnson
Lot & Sectios
Sheriff Road
Henry H. Lowrie
Joseph H. Shears
Rand
Wighth
Robert A Wilson
Emma FP
Wilson
Moore & Darbour
James K. Mock
Harry O. Wester
Jessle BR. Willough
Lemuel J. Prescott
Vernon G. Owen
Gleroméina Hellinger
Lanier Heights
Washington
Los and Trust Company
John F. Hayford
1St AG
OAK Viuw
Stellwagen
Charles P. Weill
Peter M. Bec'er
William J. Walters
Square
Thirty-First
William L. Davis Eiux
Elizabeth
Park Square
Deeds of Trusts Across City Squares and Alleys
A garbled listing of deeds of trust lines across numerous squares and districts. It names multiple estates, lenders, and borrowers including Snyder, Wesvii jer, Marks, Homing, Fawnce, Stephenson, Johnson, Meany, and others. Amounts cited range from hundreds to thousands with terms from months to years and semiannual interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Square
Kivira E Snyder
Adam A. Wesviijer
Samuel M. Marks
George D Homing
Mpythe
Atreet Northwest Squard
Philip P. Fawnce
Thomas P. Stephenson
H Harricon Johnson
Mutual Serial Building Association
Wilam F Tears
Ralph L. Hall
James M Witten
John ‘T Meany
Washington
Equitable Co-operative Building Association
Henrietta W. Wer
John W
Jene H. Wilson
Levin S. Prey
Eesure
Equitable Building Association
Anna F Shannon
Jesse H. Wileson
Levin
Frey
Equitable Bullélag Association
Georgetown
Moore & Karbour
Harry
Weaver
Julius A. Meedel
Hermen R. Howenstein
Herman Gasin
H. R. Howenstein
Orion L Kenney
James K. Mack
Lanier Heights
John F. Hayford
John B. Lanier
Thomas Bradley
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Samtal J. Prescott
Walter H. Acker
Raph P. Barnard
Jennie FE. Willoughby
Oak View
Charles P. Nellie
Thomasm. Gale
George E. Hamilton
Edward
Stellwagon
William J. Walters
Wharton E. Leoler
Michael J. Colbert
National Permanent Gelding Association
Walon Trust Company
Secre
Edward L. Hillyer
Pleasant Plains
LEMAR
Fred
Smith
Idsle
Lipscomb
Kennedy Campbell
Lida D Crane
Frederick Schatotrt
Charles P. Store
Charlies W. Fairfax
Secore
Joh T. Meany
Emmet Nourre
Henry P Blair
Corcoran Thom
Henry V
Death of Old Pensioner at Judiciary Square
William A. Hugo an aged pensioner living with W. W. Jones at 25 Street Northwest fell at Judiciary Square yesterday afternoon. He died at emergency hospital after coroner's certificates attributed death to old age and exhaustion. His daughter Mrs. Sheridan of New York is summoned to arrange remains. Hugo's body awaits transport to the District morgue. A gun is reported to be in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Hugo
W. W. Jones
Judiciary Square
F. B. Blackstone
Pensior
Fourth Street
Nevit i
Hils
Sheridan
New York
Aizo
Colorado
PENCIL PUSHERS TOUR WASHINGTON VISIT FOR SOUTH DAKOTA PRESS
The South Dakota Press Association, seventy strong, arrived in Washington to map a packed program. Led by Harry Wentsy and John Cogan, they will dine with Senator Gamble, tour Mount Vernon and Arlington, meet the Vice President, attend the New National Theater, and depart by boat to Fortress Monroe before returning to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soth Dakota Press Association
Higgs House
Harry Wentsy
Pulewana Press
John Cogan
Stone Falls Elk
Washington
Gamble
South Dakota
Senate
Mount Vernes
Arlington
Burke
Martin
South D
Kota
Senator Kittredge
National Theater
Fortress Monroe
Art
Chicago
Ballumore
Ohio Railro
National Child Labor Committee to hold Washington meeting
The National Child Labor Committee plans a three day meeting in Washington starting next Friday at 3 o clock. The second annual run meeting aims to press Congress to enact a district labor law. Noted leaders including Felix Adler Samuel McCune Lindsay and Samuel Gompers will speak along with government officials. Sunday church sessions will discuss child labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Child Labor Committee
Washington
Congress
District of Columbia
Felix Adler
Columbia
Samuel McCune Lindsay
F. M. Simimons
North Carolina
John Graham Brooks
Cambridge
Mass
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Charles P. Neill
Henry J. Harris
3. W. Woodard
Navy
Bonap.rte
John Sharp Williams
Governors Meet Today Seeks Federal Aid for Identification Bureau
The Governors Board of the National Bureau of Criminal Identification meets at police headquarters to draft a bill for federal funding to establish the system nationally. Members, including Col Kiely and J T Jansen, stay at Shoreham. The group aims to secure government support beyond city subscriptions to expand operations nationwide. Funeral services for Dr Daniel P Hickling will be held today at Trinity Church. He was 78 and ran a city drug store, survived by his widow and son Dr Percy Hickling. burial is private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Identification Bureau Board
National Bureau of Criminal Identification
Maj. Sylvester
Congress
Shoreham
Mathew Kiely
Police
St. Louis
J. T. Jansen
Milwaukee
Col
Paul Milliken
Cinginnati
Wiliam A
D. P. Hickling
Daniel PF. Hickling
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
Hickling
Percy Hickling
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Rfal Vatate Co Inc
West
Hansome
Takoma Park
D.C
Bath
Lenge
Yale
L_ THORNTON
Mt Weston Plats
No. Ave
Joseph R.atkinson
St. Rw
Brooklyn
Kings
Queena County
Potts
Renge Et Room
Watet
156Th St
Phry
Brown
Margaret
Daoud
Renoweed
Katherine Mills
Cross
Miss Barnes
ST. NW
Arlington Hotel
Ted
Flemen’s
7Th St
Ibth
Mme
Rita
Nrottlers' Protective Association
Abraham's
Mme Melba
ECITE
Morgan Bradford
Columwbh
Joun
Columbian Anil G
Fifth Street
Edward $ McCalwont
Railroads
Canadian Pacific
Washinston
B.C
Walter B Williams
Raitroads
Southern Railway
Chesapeake
Atlantic Coast Line
Coe A
Owaker
C. Scamid
Chin Alserres
Cmd
Pat
Pat Crowe
Gilhonley
Court of Appeals
Gastenheimer Ve. Talted
He B. Devis
FL Dh Hogai
Appeline
Bratt-Smith
Knell
United Statety
J.C. Gittings
C. He Engiteh
Appeli
Appellen
J. W. Beker
American Graphontione Comasay Ve. Sietth
Fulton Lewis
Appelles
A. 8. Worthington
Anderson Thornton
Pro Confengo
John Shields
Armes
Arms
Rodletors
Dangram & Douglass
H. Syme
Lackle
M. Dammon
A. A. Hoebding, Jr
Alfen Va
Ailea
Solleitor
G. H. White
HR. Gower
Borzl
Haingat
Deltor
G. P. Hoover
Moscster
C. Nauck
Minixen Milliken
Fuardian Ad
Zolkrstor
WG. Gardiner
Forrester
Vin. Mat
Circuit Court NO. I
Justice Barnard
Diewsnne
Faber
Dafault
John Ridout
Birtwell
Custis
Teave
Ambrose & Merillat
Warner
Walter
W. Meady Wilams
Dodge
Rash
Iris
Plaintifs
T. T. Hendler
Sith Thompson, Jr
Defand
William Henry
White
Bradshaw Vs. Heltimore and
Potomec Railroad
G. A. Keigwin
R. F. Downing
McKenney & Flannery
Peollavu
Pintsch Compressing Company
S. Worthington
E. Davis
Tucker & Kenyon
Bog
McComas
Moulton
J. J. Darlington
Kilieenna
Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railway Company
Thompson & Lasker
H. E. Mattingly
A. A. Hoehling
Granditon
Washington Hallway and Fleckie Company
Attorseya
Whitt
Douslasa
Brewsler
Central Dispensary and Emergency Hospital
G. de Putron
J. B. Archer
J. L. Lewin
B. Ross Perry & Son
Pitet Justles Clanaugh
J. J. Darrington
James
Dietz
Anacostia and Potomac Railround Company
M. J. Keane
J. J
D. Rosenvery
Ordanal Court
Justice Woetgne
William G. Crawford
Worthington, Heald & Fraley
Criminal Court NO
Justice Gould
Haywood Va
Techiiffly
Platung
Kay Smith
W. G. Gardiner
Britton
Adamé -Express Company
Med
Plainti
Atte Ehell
George Kearney
T. Thomas
Work Va. Pickford
New Trial
Mei
Plaintiit
Clephane
Handy
Leighton
Wine & Co
Tasta
Walt & Rosenders
Forrest
Justice Statford
June Stewart
Irving Williamson
Devilla
Wade
Clie W. Safford
Bond
James H. Taylor
Elizabeth A. Rawlings
Harriet E. Botkin
Milton Strasburzer
App McKeever
Jestica
Ojhn M. Welty
Cole & Donaldson
Marz J. Orifith
Wolf
John F. Hughes
Sheehy & She
John Lippincott
Alorney
Heyden Johnson
Richard Edwarda
Fitornes
A. Shoemaker
Eiseman Bros
Charles F. Robertsmant
L . Strider
J. P
Percy Metzger
Solomon Davis
Hose Live Stock Mutual Benefi Association
Apnews
Plaines
J. A. Toomey
W. E. Ambroze
Frederick
Wright
Henry Mazon Baum
Plaintif
W. BE. Ambrose
Edward B. Mears
Mary
Thomas J Giles
Eugene
Gaddis
Roward Boyd
Mary Wine Armes
George
Armez
Menaa
Dougie & Douglas
Leckle, Futton & Cox
CAH
Syme
Martha C. Burritt
Luce B. Nueh
Con Pissumnt
AB. Duvall
William Hugo
Holpitat
Trosta
Needham Society
Columbian Debating Society
George Washington University
Hed
A. C. Agnew
Morns Stern
Calvin L. Newmyer
Needham Debuting Society
University Hall
Herbert W. Myers
Ari.ve
National Committee
Newspapreelfl