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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1905

Page

17

Beautiful Rome for Member of Congress

Property listing by Joseph I. Weller, Realty Broker at 662 F St NW, advertises a large house near Capitol with deep frontage, side alley, and numerous rooms. Mentions hot water, wide hallways, and ample space, priced at $9,000 NUE 180 FE car lines referenced.

Rome Congress Capitol Andella House Che

For Sale Horses and Vehicles and Tack Items

A mixed sale listing offers horses and vehicles, show cart, hackney orse, carriages, two and four wheeled wagons, saddles and bridles, harness and robes, with prices from $50 to $90. Also ads for boardable horses, farm animals, and miscellaneous equipment with locations in New York and surrounding listings.

Clumnamon Cone Rockaway Ldy New York Lawton & Sone SH 14Th St EES Haus Anc Bridies Railon & K. Houser Esha Abier E Nved West eHy Eee Wiven

Auction sale of valuable Fourth Street real estate DC

Trustees announce a public auction of real estate on Fourth Street Northeast Extended in Washington DC. The property, part of a court settlement and deed of trust, includes lots seven and eighteen as shown on a plat of Metropolitan View, with other parcels in the block. Sale conditions require a one third cash deposit and two remaining payments over two years, secured by mortgage or trust and subject to costs borne by the buyer.

CRE Zrenhe Fulton R Gordon Suburtan” Realty Robert E Hrrter Mgi Aan Lartelty Bhite T Washington Angly Fourth Street District of Colwubia Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Equity Columnia Metropolia Wohlgton Lerrs John A Middleton Thomas W. Doory Aled Middleton Berry Lott Ceven Peru Fale City of Columbia Masschusetts Ave Supreme Court of Y Direict of Columbia Dorsty Meloy Mer Jorval Ifa Cit D. C Sceprovomenta Appurtenanes Improvementa Trum Arthur A. Birney Andrew Devall Columbian Suse Army and Navy Journal Hee

Taxpayers advised on realty tax statement for DC year end 1996

Office of Collector of Taxes District of Columbia announces realty tax assessments for the year ending June 30 1996 and payment options. Taxes may be paid in two installments after November but penalties accrue if not paid by June. Attest E G Davis Collector.

District of Columbia Washington District of Columba E.G. Davis D.C. Dei

Proposals invited for Jamestown Exposition building project

Proposals are invited for the administration building of the Jamestown Exposition Company. Sealed bids must arrive by 4 p.m. Saturday December 16 1805. Plans by Associated Architects and Engineers Norfolk Virginia require a $25 per set deposit, refundable on return. A $3 000 bid bond is required with each bid. The company reserves the right to reject any or all bids.

Jamestown Exposition Company Associated Architects and Engine Associated Architects and Engineers Jame

Baltimore and Ohio Railroads New York to Philadelphia Service

Train notices show Baltimore and Ohio lines operating from New Jersey Avenue to Philadelphia and New York with a new terminal at 49 Wamm Street. Pullman cars, diners, and parlor cars featured. “Rose Limited” and frequent hourly departures on the odd hour. Norfolk and Western and Chicago routes also listed with schedules to Cincinnati Louisville Pittsburgh and Washington Junction, plus connecting services via Pennsylvania Avenue.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Jeravy Ave Royal Blue Line Philadelphia New York New Terminal ID ST Pullman Park Diver and Sullivan Sou P.m. Piner Futian Perce Ca Rose Limited Pulman Pheaceipha Tullman Pasig Philadelphs Norfolk and Western Railway Washington Bally AR Pointe Norfolk and Wretera Knorville Chattanooga Monpois Dally—Rotnnke Trisel Winston- Salem Kroxville Chattenooga Nashvills Memrie New Orleans Nerfik Lrave Venus Bond York

Pennsylvania Railroad Passenger Schedules Notes

Rail services from Harrisburg through Pittsburgh, Chicago, St Louis, and Cincinnati listed with multiple express and limited trains. Parlor dining cars, sleeping cars, and cafe cars noted, along with connections to Indianapolis, Louisville, and Detroit. Baggage check and Philadelphia and Baltimore routes included. Station offices and main call number provided.

Pennsylvania Railroad Sixth B Streets Plpsburg Chicago Harrisburg Pittsburg Cincinnati Indianapolis Louisville St. Louis Pennsylvania Altoona Haregourg Loulaville Cleveland Toledo Detroit Pullman EULA ST. ? Louis Washington St. Louia Nashvile Ginelnnat Chicago Limited Buffalo Win Temporium Junction Canandaigua Rochester Niagara Bulls Excent Elmira Renovo Williamaport Buffalo Night Express Empo-riam Junction TAN Tt. M Firle Niagara Falls Eris Canandatrua Philadelphia New York East Congressional Limited Express Teston Baltimore Tao Annapolia Pope's Creek Line Neket Fifteenth Fireets Atthrbury J. R. Wood George W

Southern Railway Schedulars and Through Trains in 1905

Train listings show schedules for the Southern Railway and related lines, detailing daily and weekly through trains, dining and sleeping car services, and connections. It lists routes to Washington, New Orleans, Columbus, Atlanta, Chicago, Cincinnati, Jacksonville, and Richmond, with times, coaches, and Pullman service notes. It also notes local branches, such as the Bluemont line, and ticket office locations in Washington.

Harrisonburg Warrenton Danville Washington Florida Limited Columbia Savannah Jacksonville United States Clans Coachia New Orleans HarHapnburg Manassas Fran Warretton Charlottesville Dally New York Atlanta Columbus San Francisco Florida Express Augusta la Carte Io P.m Memphis Lynchburg Ad Alern Era Hornoke Knoxville Chattanoors Birmingham Tos Nam Dally—Washingtoll and Southwestern Limited Ad Pullman Tran Macon Club Gar Nashville New Orleana Surfee Bluemont Vg Wanhington Winemont Harrisonurg Bawath Slavs Pan Charloteaville oMesse 15Th W Bil Ps Fennsvivanis Seaboard Air Line Railway Penna Ave Fetersburg Raleigh Wilmington Columb Lagoonal Dackgoreille Tampa Birwin Jian Mobile Pensacola New Orlans Seaboard Sail Jackeonville Fla Hamiet Breminsham Hamlet G. c Pullivan Jackonville Tanna Atlante Cate Richmond Washington Southern Railway Alexandria Frederickaburz Forichmond Polis Allartie Coast Line Flore Pullman Quantico Eb Dure WCU WLP Taylor Man

Supreme Court docket listing multiple cases and orders

The Supreme Court session presents Chief Justice and eight associates with numerous case numbers across petitions, appeals, patent and equity dockets. Entries include withdrawals, motions, and adjourned calls. District of Columbia court items cover criminal, probate, and equity matters with assignments for December 6, 1905.

Ant’s Apttetters Birney & Woodard Ralston & ‘Siddona Flynn G R. Linkins Cobbin American J. I. Peyenr Lambert & Uaker A. Newman J. R Battineau Va O'Grady Raeton & Siddon M. A. Beck Phalps Phelpa J. Aohnson B. T. Doyle C. P. Havell Equity Court Justice Stafford Bril v8 Washington Railway and Electric Company Church & Church F. Rawle Warfeld & Duell Circuit Court NO Justice Barnard Green Ve. Kengla Sci Plaintif Garon & Gordon Dodgova Rush Smith Thompson, Jr T. Hendler William Henry White Wednesdey Bradshaw Hallimore and Potomac Railroad C. A. Kelgwin R. F. Downing McKennuy& Flannery Weavers Walter J. E Roller A. M. Williema Koontz Va District of Columbia Padgett & Forrest B. Ih Thomee Hamilton’ & Colbert Goanell Wilson B. H. Loucks E. H. Thomas Kaabe Vs. Hunter Leo Simmons E. L. Giles Graham Gordon Darlington Savoyne Capital Traction Company H. B. Davis Tucker & Kenyon B. S. Ballay R. Rosa Perry & Son G. Thom Killeen Wackington Alerandris Mount Vernon Railway Company Thompson & Barkey Mattingly A. A Hoehling Grandison Va Whitt O. A. Douglass J. B. Archer J. L. Lewis R. Ross Petry & Son Circuit Court Clabaugh Dietz Ve Anacostia and Potomac Railroad Company Keane Dartington Wells Washington Post A. A. Lipscomb J.W. Wheatley Chapin Brown Divyer Northern Market Company Atomers C. A. Meriliat Carust Sona H. H. Qiassle D. W. Baker M. D. Rosenberg Criminal Court NO Justice Wright United States William G. Crawford U.S. Annal Atorneys Worthington, Heald & Frailey Justice Gould Apple Va Heron EH. HK. Thomas C.K. Emig

Real Estate Transfers Listed For Washington Area

Real estate transfers show numerous parcels exchanged across Washington Heights Columbia Heights Chichester Mount Pleasant and more. Transfers include H Boxter Dulaney to John L Warren George P Robinson to James E Macklin and Elizabeth Vartey to Anuna Milburn among others with prices often set at ten dollars or ten cent placeholders and larger sums such as 19600 for Nesey to Allisom.

Jast Deanwood Frank T. Hawlings Moses A. Campbell Washington Heights H. Boxter Dulaney John L. Warren Dormin Lewla Brennleger Charles L. Wenger North Columbia Heights George P. Robinson Jamea E. Macklin Chichester—Fralne H. Warner Louisa C. Moore Twenty-Sixth Street Auguste Bagman Robert C. Browning Robert Co. Browning William Dawman, Jr Vermont Avenue Edward B. Nesey William B. Allisom Thirteenth Street Frank F. Beakmore Edward Hecke Moore & Barsour Thomas J. Parker William F. ‘Gatehell Raymond J. Cooley James Martin Thomas HL Martin Columbia Heights Ella Y. Breyley EB. Wiliwun Willard Street Seventeenth Eighteenth Streecs Harry B. Whisop Ella Y. Brayley Second Street Jeannette BE Wilton Clarence

Deeds of Trusts in Washington Heights and More

A lengthy list details deeds of trust across Washington Heights and surrounding areas including properties in Columbia Heights Moore and Harbour's Addition. Notable entries cite Carolyn A. Wright to Percy H. Russell and H. R. Howenstein securing Thomas W. Banes, and other transfers securing various individuals and institutions with amounts ranging from 500 to 4 900 dollars and terms from three months to nine years, detailing square and lot references. The column also reports on the Kirk Find lectures at the New Church with scholar Willam Loring Worcester and plans for subsequent talks, army marriage pensions debate, and a humorous exchange about notes left at a restaurant.

Washington Heights Carolyn A. Wright Percy H. Russell H.R. Howenstein Thomas Wi. Banes Howard Bocke Edward York William H. Sholes Frank F. Bleshmore Margaret Granzel John George M. Emmerich Douglass Mackall Washington Sur Permanent Building Association Columbia Heights Della Riggins Elmer E. Raney Jay C. Howell Frank M. Riggine Clark Mills Martin J. Deery Chertes J. Cragin Gertrude L. Garriott St Vir Edward E Thomas‘r. Riley Norman L. Saebury Br. Moore &Harbour Bernard Matthawn Bates Warren John L. Warren Willig L. Browniav Sadie T. Roth Watson J. Newton Frank A. Jones Truat Company East Washington Sassuza Levrott Park Charles B. Nelson B. Francis Bay Walter E. Histon William J. Fentress Joseph W. Clary Han- Jamie F Leighton B. Francis Saul Wilam J. Venteley Garre Apande J. McCanty B. Francia Ban Waller E. Hilton William J. Festresa Thomas ¥. Rooney Et al American Security and Trust Company Haat Washington Savings Bank Dobbins Isabelle Allen Walter E. Hilton Ray E. Middaugh Gedroit Park Francis Lanigan Et Ux Walter E. Wilton William 3 Fentress J. Edgar Ware Benjamin Leighta Wiliam Mount Pleasant Anns T. Myers Elvin George A Samuel R. Bond Edwin H. Bond Richart D. Garden Navy B. Baird Joseph W. Cox William Foy A. Bt. L. Leck Robert L. Longstreet New Church Willam Loring Worcester Chestnut and Twenty-second Street Church Philadelphia Juan K. Smyth Church of the Newerusalem Thirty-fifth Street New York Redeemer Christ

Sailor Down With Smallpox After Trip on Northumberland

A deck hand named Thomas H. Jordan from Leonardtown Md contracted a mild form of smallpox while aboard the Northumberland. He was sent to the Marine Hospital after a suspected contagious illness. The health office disinfected the vessel portion and began vaccination of contacts.

Marine Hospital Northumberland Thomas H. Jordan Leonardtown Baltimore Health Office Smallpox Hospital

Concert and smoker by Arcanum No 1595 at Saengerlund Hall

District Council No 1595 Arcanum hosts a concert followed by a smoker at Saengerlund Hall on 21st Street Northwest at 8 o’clock. Grand Council officers attend with a large turnout expected. promised performers include A W Porter Fred P Seibold K E Moore Herndyn Morrell Georges H O Connor Finlay Hagen L F Randolph A W Gardner Cook Clabaugh Hail Ward Viehmesers Gemeleny and Prof. Laurance Victor delivering esteemed programs.

Royal Arcanum Yi Arcanum Saengerlund Hall Grand Council Mesers A. W. Porter Fred P. Seibold KE. Moore Herndyn Morrell Georges H. O'Connor Finlay Hagen L. F. Randolph A. W. Gardner Cook Clabaugh Hail Ward Viehmesers Gemeleny Laurance Victor

Annual Dead Letter Sale Opens December First At 1407 G Street

The annual post office dead letter sale lists 116000+ undeliverable items in 8000 catalogued packages to be auctioned at 1407 G Street NW starting December 1. Charles Dalzell and assistants expect about two weeks to complete sales with an estimated profit of $8500, averaging $1.05 per item.

G Street Charles N. Dalzell

Left Eyed Race Says Oculist Size May Rule

New York oculist declares left eye often larger and brighter than the right and tests show left eye strength. He jokes about left eyed dominance becoming common, noting overdevelopment may become a disease while hoping his own eyes remain intact. The piece also recounts a Trenton Times anecdote of a travel-gesture elephant at Bubbling Well road.

New York Broadway Trenton Times Bubbling Well

Farmer Fights Short Weight as Chickens Are Weighed

An old Kansas farmer hauled a crate of chickens to Topeka to sell and feared short weight. He checked the scales after a quick dash by his spirited team, paying 360 to repair his wagon and harness but securing full weight for his birds.

The Kansas City Journal Topeka Te Scalea

The Record and its Makers The Mighty Congress Gong

A look at the Congressional Record notes its large staff of copy prep and typewriters, the revisions and errors that shape its output, and the humorous misreads and mishaps that arise when speeches are prepared for print. It highlights foremen, printers, and lawmakers from North Carolina to the nation, and the unusual challenges of turning live debate into print.

Foreman Berg Congressional Record America Record House and Senate Uncle Sam‘s Daily Keep Commission Jess North Carolina Caele Sam

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