Rooms for Rent Furnished in Northwest DC
Multiple furnished rooms for rent across Northwest Washington near St NW addresses. Promotions include hot water heat, electric lights, southern exposures, private baths, kitchens, and board options. Rooms vary from single to en suite, with rates typically weekly or monthly, and several listings target couples or gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St NW
B. K
Kalorama RD
Wash
Yooroa
Ceasonabte Ring AM
Apt
Aingle
Douglas
Nast
2Th St
Tia
T ST
Bath
10Th ST
Belmont RD
Lamont ST
ST. NW
Capitol
Library
K_ST
Brunswick, Apt
K ST
lLarge
Totvate
Brookland
Alabama
Skirrivante
Col ST
Wee YE NW
Che Cout Weta
Girard
Kooma
Union Sheeneke
Ever
South Erie
Hk Sf
Miass Ave
Eae
Apite
Alon
Mitt St
Euclid ST
Axpower
Hooma
Girard ST -Targe
Stanton PI
R. 1
Ave
38Th ST
Connecticut Avenue
Afton House
15Th Ave
Belmont Road
20Th ST
Lst. NW
Dewey
North
Fifth ST
Laat
Thomas
Pione
G. A
MD. Ave
Adams ST
H ST
Col
14Th ST
Park eStani
Girard ST
Clifton ST
N ST. NW
WO. Ave
Tanisneo
Garfield SF
Genoa BT
Tooma
Brighton
California St
Neer Coo
Army and Navy
Eoreibes
Ametenen
Cairo
Rooms For Rent Unfurnished And Furnished Options
Classified rental notices listing multiple rooms for rent in Washington DC areas. Unfurnished and furnished options describe floors, heat, hot water, baths, electric lights, and near Union Station or Dupont Circle. Places include 810 8th St NW 1229 12th St NW 1012 1th St NW and many more with monthly rents from $5 to $25, private baths and board where offered.
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Bath
Rgome
Union Station
12Th St
B. K
Capitol
Toine
Oth
Gan and Bath
MD. Ave
N. J. Ave
Nww
Col
ST. NW
Monroe ST
Columbia Road
F ST
Hillyer Place
Conress
14Th ST
Charlotts
Dupont Circle
Ieth ST
Fairmont ST
Lamont ST. NW
Sth
Supreme Court session cites many appellants and adjourns
United States Supreme Court session notes admitted practitioners, cases heard by multiple judges, and motions in general jurisdiction. The day’s orders list No 118 through 298 with various appellants such as Cubbins, Hapal, Brown, and Lawson, plus hearings in U S Court of Customs Appeals and trial numbers 1, 18, 19, 17, 19, 20. Adjournment set for tomorrow at noon with a January 2016 relisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Prevent
McKenna
Holmes
Hughen
van Devanter
Plimey
McRaynolds
Norton Montgomery
Denver
Colo
Raymond B. Dickey
Washington, D. C
Ar ‘Thne B.' Hyman
New York
Glyde WH. Walker
Champaign
David H. Leake
John F. Gupbins
Appellant
Cotton Belt Levee District
John F. Cubbing
Appella
Mississippi River Commission
John F. Cubbins
Misaiseippt River Commission
Moses
Henry
Hapal Et al
May K. Brown
Aintif
Jim Huey
Wal
Y. Burton
Levi Cooke
The
United States
George W. Archer Et al
Ho- Neitor General
Percy Bell
Appellees
Halifax Tonopah Mining Company
John W. Lawson
Henry M. Hoyt
B. ©. Brandenburg
Bimetallic Investment Company
State Board of Equalization
Horace Phelps
Will
Howard K. Campbell
Fenton W. Booth
Samuel 5. Barney
George W. Atkinson
George H. Downey
Rudolph A. Ashton
George A. King
Plantiff
R. P. ‘Whiteley
Betate
Robert B. Love
James T. Gpinesse
Meners
J. G. Dudley
W. ©. Shelley
G. M. Anderson
D. W
J. A. George
G. T. Stormont
J. R. McGion
Messrs. Goldren & Fenning
W. &. Norris
U. S. Court of Customs Appeals
Montgomery
Supreme Court OF the
District of ‘Columbia
Julia Montgomery
Thin Cave
Beale M. Smith
Herbert Mr K. Smith
Julia B. Shoup
Washington Law Reporter
Wington Post
Walter I. McCoy
James Tanner
Register of Wills
D C Court of Appeals Case List and Arguments
The court sessions present the Chief Justice and two associate justices. Case numbers 2842 2848 2844 2345 2846 2847 2861 2857 listed with appellants and appellees and the attorneys detailing who argued for whom. Assignment for today includes Aufietova Nwing Dunlop Lewis-Whitehead Chamberas DC Harlan Washington Southern Railway Burlingame Manchester with respective counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Robb
Justice van Orstel
Gerber Va
Probay Et al
Easby-Smith
Appel
Frank J. Hogan
Appellant
W. J. Lambert
Appellee
Squire
Brooka
W. #. Richardson
H. ¥. Woodard
W. E. Richardson
Brennan Ve
Washington Southern Railway Company
Smith
McKenney & Plannery
Hasby-Smith Fleharty
Burlingame Vs
Manchester
Davis
Legal Notices in Equity and Circuit Divisions Dominant
A lengthy docket lists multiple equity matters in Division 1 and Division 2 with alimony pendente lite orders, bond amounts, and judge references. It also covers criminal, bankruptcy, and probate proceedings, listing parties, attorneys, and case numbers, including laches on appeals and forthcoming dates.
Real estate transfers list from Northwest to Southeast DC
Property deeds show W M Gain trustee transferring to Nellie Jenkins 88 square 81. W Murray Bechtel et al to Equitable Apartment Sasuexy lot 82 square 203. Leon Shore trustee to Henry A Shore lot 57 square 938. and multiple parcels across Twenty First Street Northwest Po Avenue North, Petworth, Wesley Heights, Mount Pleasant, and more with stamps and varying sums up to 1650 dollars. Names include Gardiner, Therkoph, Shapiro, Collins, Fox, and Marden with several life interests and trust transfers.
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Twenty-Second
William M. Gain
Nellie M. I. Jenkins
W. Murray Bechtel Et Ax
Equitable Apartment Sasuexy
Leon Shore
Henry A. Shore
Twenty-First
W. Gwyon Gardiner
Gethsemane Beguat Church
Twenty-First Street
George H. Therkoph
Whitney Close
Samuel ‘Shapiro
Joseph B. Collins
Leonphere
A. Wyman
Buabong
Waleney Clos
Charles Hoebert
Syguare
Stouey
Clendenin Hebert
Katharyo
Fox
Katharyn B. Fox
Norway
Te Petworth
Fred A
Marie Ie
Washington
Leanar Trust
Company
Henry
Alma
Colerider
Square
Aeteny Pines
Baan L_ Buster
Emight
Boopr Castle
Highs —Munsey ‘Trust Company
N. Melotire
Highpanns
C. A. Beh
A. Ae Schneider
Twacet Street
C. and
D Streete
James A. Clark
Wesley Heights
T. Nugent
Treates
Mary A. Tripp
Marie J.taylor
Fifteenth Street
St. Paul
William C. Bowles
Marie L. Taylor
Taint Nore Eerth
Willam G. Bowlee
Mount Pleasant
Cocmettun
W. Williams
Td Talley KR. Holmes
Viskrort Avenue
Lewla T. Ruffin
Nelle A. Plummer
Nellie A. Plummer
Lewis T. Ruffin
Rooms Wanted in Private Homes Ad Listings
A dense collation of rental requests and room-share offers from a historical Washington DC area. individuals seek furnished or unfurnished rooms, occasionally in exchange for lessons, near central streets and notable landmarks, with details on price, water, heat, and preferred occupancy. Several entries specify single or double rooms, private baths, and proximity to Treasury, GPO, or Adams Mill Road.
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N.Y. Ave
Quincy
G. P.O
Stanhope
Bath
Cox
Ey Jocallty
Thomas ¢Ircle
18Th St
Ps. Ave
19Th St
Treasury
J. St
Tad Tate
Lee Fields
Sta. F
Beth
Beth: Moderate Rent. Mra. N. CL Hannon
L St
Adams Mill
Wanted Room Near Dupont and Board in NW Office
Classified notices show wants for a room near Dupont with mail address Box 427 and a couple seeking two rooms between F and P and 6th and 32nd streets NW at $10 to $12 monthly. Also a young woman seeks room and board in UW area with Box 422. Additional notices advertise pets including a red cocker spaniel puppy, a thoroughbred terrier, and other animals, plus a request for taxidermy catalogue.
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Dupont
Ele
Altra
Pete
Ite
Behmid
Deeds of Trusts Detailed for Diverse Property Loans
A list of numerous deeds of trust recorded for various borrowers including Gethsemane Baptist Church affiliates, Henry A. Shore, Joseph B. Collins, Thomas A. Jameson, Heater A. Wyman, Charles N. Ferret, and others. Loans range from 400 to 8,700 with terms from 90 days to six years, at 5 to 6 percent interest, securing parcels such as lots in blocks and estates, with multiple trustees and named beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squabh
Gethsemane Baptist Church
William H. Saunders
George H. Dierkoph
W. Gwynn Gardiner
James GO. MacSherry
Moohthly
Hiram H.saunders
H. Clifford Bangs
George H. Dierkeph
Henry A. Shore
H. Winship Sweatley
Lean Shore
Whitney Close
Joseph B. Collins
Charles T. Richardson
Harry J.jackson
Samuel Shapiro
Thomas A. Jameson
James PF. Shea
Wiliam P. Normaple
George J. Barger
A. Wyman
Washing- Loan and Trust Company
Gooperative Building Association
Charles N. Ferret
Samuel Burnside
Clara A. Mardine
Dent
Square
Melative Et Ux
Wilton J. Lambert
G. H. Pope
Washington Land and Mortgage Company
Henry Schneider
American Security and Trust Company
Charles J. Bett
Arthur B. Capdy
Simon Ye
John R. Shields
Charles Shields
Myer Cohen
Erntaet
Lay F Conroy
May
Ellis
Everett J. Ellis
Theodore F. Wilcox
Frank EB. Welsh, Jr
Christian Mooyer
Thomas F. Conroy
Ruined the New Haven Inquiry Limited by Taft and Wickersham
Charles Mellen testified at the trial of eleven former New Haven directors on Sherman law charges. He said the federal probe into the New Haven affairs began in 1912 and led to fear, indictments, and his own destruction. Mellen claimed officials approved acquisitions including the Rhode Island act for the New York Providence and Boston, the Massachusetts attorney general for the Old Colony lease, and the Massachusetts railroad commission for the New York and New England lease.
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New York
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Charles 8. Mellen
Road
New Haven
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Taft
George W. Wickersham
Grand Trunk
New England
Mel Jen
Massachusetts
New York, Providence
Boston
Rhode Island
Mellen
Old Colony
New York and
Massachusetts Railroad Commission
Unitarian Bazaar Dances At Willard Ballroom
All Souls' Unitarian Church held its annual bazaar, dance, and concert benefit in the Willard ballroom Monday night with another day of activities continuing yesterday. Notable performers included Miss Blanche Hamilton Fox and George Dixon Thompson, with Mrs Lawrence B Grogan as accompanist. The venue featured eleven sale tables run by church members and a recital led by Mrs Grosvenor G Dawe assisted by Mrs Werner Spanhoofd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Souls’ Unitarian Church
Willard
Blanche Hamilton Fox
Boston
Lawrence B Grogan
George Dixon Thompson
F. W. Clark
Mabel Pillsbury
Percival Wilson
Howard Harvey
BE. C. Seward
Richard F. Jackson
E. B. Eynon
Mary Porter
Edson Bastin
W. H. Whitman
C. BE
Ely
Army and Navy News Second Lieutenants Shift at The Citadel and More
The Army and Navy report multiple officer changes including First Lieut ENOCH B GARRY detailed as professor at The Citadel Charleston and FESSH GASTON relieved. New second lieutenants in coast artillery and medical corps assigned to duty in the Philippines, San Francisco and Hot Springs. Additional promotions, reassignments, and station moves noted for several officers with destinations including Manila Los Angeles Detroit and Fort Sam Houston.
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Enoch B. Garry
Eighteenth Infantry
Citadel
Charleston
Herbert R. Corbin
Hubert RB. Harmon
Joseph D. Coughlan
Robert M. Culler
Tme
Atty and Navy General Hospital
Hot Springs
Ark
James D. Fife
United States Army
San Franciais Cal
Philippine Islands
Phillanine Department
Dental
Harry F. Kimale
Harlington Tex
Pental
Levgh
Fairbank
Fort Sam Honnton
Tex
Stephen J. Chamberlain
Wighth Infantry
Charles P. Summerall
Field Artery
Ordnance Board
Medical Corps
Robert D. R. Harden
Presido
San Francisco
Cal
San Prencisco
Unon
Manila
Philippine Department
Rcfus H. Hargoon
Southern Department
Fort Ethan Allen
Meatla
Herman G. Maul
Douglas
Ariz
Philippine Imlams
Albert B. Mueller
Tenth Cavalry
Fort Logan
Colo
Alden M. Graham
Cavalry
Richard R. Pickering
Sixteenth Infantry
Miret Liewt
Jesse Gaston
Infantry
Edwin H. Mares
Corps of Engineers
United States
Detroit
Mich
Naval Orders Change Navy Line Officers and Ensigns
A list of officer reassignments and detachments is issued. Numerous Lieutenants and Ensigns move to new commands or stations including Cassin Pensacola Mare Island Puget Sound and Chattanooga. One junior grade officer Sargent Force died at Portsmouth December 3.
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W. N. Vernou
Beale
Cassin
J. F. Connor
Chattanooga
Arkansas
R. W. Cabaniss
Naval Aeronautic Station
Pensacola
Fla
FE. W. Williams
Tonopah
Schuyler Mills
F. L. Shea
New Hampshire
Tennessee
L. F. Reifsnidor
Ensignus F. Y. Thomas
Maryland
T. P. Clark
Panama- Pacific Exposition
Navy Yard
Mare Island
Cal
P. RB. Come
Colorado
T. A. Graham
Hartford
South Carolina
S. L. Almon
Albany
Puget Sound
Wash
C. J. Collins
Alert
P. A. Astoria
George Keehler
Norfolk
Vermont
W. W. Webhr
R. King
Very Yard
Dykeman
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Sargent Force
Portsmouth
Movements of Naval Vessels and Fleet Plans
Naval vessels sail from various yards for trials and exercises including Georgia, Louisiana, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, and Texas. Vessels Ardlyed Aylwin Des Moines Flusser Nereus Schago and others listed at ports from Norfolk to Honolulu. Notes detail Dubuque Dixie Melville San Francisco vessels joining or leaving yards and their sequencing with Atlantic fleet operations. The Dubuque departs Portsmouth to New York. Dixie to be in reserve. Melville to relieve Dixie. San Francisco bound for Hampton Roads returning via Boston Newport and New York.
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Baltimore
Norfolk
New York
Georgia
Hampton Roads
Louisiana
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Minnesota
New Jersey
Oregon
San Diego
Prairie
Port Au Prince
Annapolis
South Dakota
Texas
Virginia
Aylwin
Tompklngwille
Connecticut
Philadelphia
Des Moines
Canea
Crete
Flusser
Pensacola Glacier
San Taego
Jason
Boston
Nereus
Honolulu
Schago
Charleston
Unens
Port Royal
Wilmington
Hongkong
Dubuque
Portsmouth
N. H
Atlantic
Dixie
Melville
Newport
Plan Two City C E Union Amalgamation Discussed
The District Christian Endeavor Union meetings in Washington and Baltimore consider uniting their Christian Endeavor Unions. Washington and Baltimore churches from Baptist, Presbyterian, Methodist and Episcopal groups attended. The rally aimed to boost youth church work with sections led by Horace Gillman Miss Virginia Raymond D G Angevine Rose Bright and others. Rev Earle Wilfley and Rev John Britton Clarke were present as counselors. General Trombi killed in fighting before Goritz reported from Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore
Christian Endeavor Unions
District
Christian Endeavor Union
Vermont Avenue
Earle Taggart
Horace M. Gillman
Virginia Raymond
D. G. Angevine
Rose Bright
Cosains
Agnes Suman
Mayme Parker
H. F. Worley
Earle Wilfley
Vermont Avenue Christian Church
John Britton Clarke
First. Presbyterian Church
French Baron Urges End to Militarism in War Tour
Baron H S de Malaussene, wounded thrice and holder of the Croix de Guerre, visits the United States with Dr I R Williams to rally support for France. He praises French soldiers, denounces militarism, calls for Alsace Lorraine’s return, and critiques British initiative while predicting Russian offensives and future Allied triumph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. de Malaussene
France
Baron H. 8. de Malaussene
Foreign Legion
I. R Willams
Paris
United States
Shoreham
Baron de Malaussene
Monaleur le Baron
Baron de Malaussen
Europe
Alsace-Lorraine
Gen. Joffre
Ford
Henry Ford
Baron
M. le Baron
Japan
Russia
Douty Traces History of Song at New National Museum
Nicholas Douty of Philadelphia gave a one second segment of five recitals tracing the history of song at the New National Museum under the Washington Society of Fine Arts. He spoke on The German Romanticists and played compositions while analyzing their musical contributions. His next recital will be January 11 on Polish Bohemian Finnish Russian and Scandinavian songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Douty
Philadelphia
New National Museum
Washington Society of Fine Arts
Douty
Washington Society
Douty Ia
Frank Alvah Parsons
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Hobart ST NW
Pelvate
Harvard
Acm
Harvard ST NW
Ulster Inn
Army and Navy Inn
Ste
Excelent Board
McPherson Plade
R. J
Sabine
Phal
Most. NW
Conn
Florida Ave
Southcellent Board
Garfield ST
Ith ST
10Th ST NW
H. K
8Th ST
GA. Ave
Quincy PL
17Th ST
Newton ST
Isis Emerson ST
Kellogg
6Th ST
Gat
Ae ST
Otis PL. NW
Soonthars N. J, Ave. NW
Hest
14Th ST. NW
United States Court of Claims
D. C. Court of Appeals
J. J. Darlington
Tecesday
sNo
West Disinfecting Company
Plunmer
McLanahan, Mieton Cutherton
Baker
Millsve, Maddox
Dickey Maddox & Gatley
Probey
Banby ,Smith, Douglas, Raffih & Obear
Joe
Hannan Vz.kins
Davis—Maddox & Gatley
Mahon
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Justice Anderson
Jacobus
Jacobi
Plaintift
Wright & Wangler
A. L. Newmyer
Warren Va. Staples
Plaintis
W. H. Sholen
Joseph D. Sullivan
Isaac Miller
Mark Stearman
Lowenstein Ve. Dean
Planet
M. J. Colbert
Bailey
Janner Va
Johnson
Plafuti
B. F. Leighton
Hoehiing
Peelle ‘& Ogilby
W. Bell Cooper
Cooper
McLanahan, Burton & Culbertson
Albinson
Powell
Rtegmer
Jama Jenle
Pure
Kubats
Kubate
Tag‘ Koenigberger
Shea
McCoy Dunnington
Dunnington
Ente
Wright and Wampler
Hawken & Havel
James Brady
Frederick A. Penning
McLannahan, Burton & Culberton
BE. J. Giles
Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias Ve
Knights of Pythias, &c
Wiiaon
Huldekoper & Lesh
Davie
J. A. Cobb
Fitzgerald Ve
Miner
Cobb
Lucas
Circuit Division
Gould
Wadhamson, Wood
George A. Gertman
Assignment For Today
Sperry
Washington Times Company
Mather, Carmody—Lambert
Doyle Va
District of Colembia Etal
Doyle, Jackson—Syme, Lover
McCrary
McKay
Suitek, Wilson—Harlow
Brown
Justice Stafford
Ryans
Blair
At & P.m
A. A. Birney
L. M. King
I. H. Stephens
Christian
Elenora Ruppert
Ya. Evans
W. G. Johnston Daniela
W. A
D. Willis
Castle Vs. Downer
Kasby- Smith
Fleharty
Covington
United States Va
George B. Lockhart
F. C. Pape
James Edetin
Housebreak
I. D. Porter
J. G. Foster
United States Ve. Inmex Hdelin
J. D. Porter
J. . Foster
Margaret Bockmen
Alfred Blackwell
Ada Brown
J. William Shea
William Taylor
JL. G. Grossman
Unite States
William Stewart
H.J. Gerrity
Antonio Ferraro
Delaware
Charles Garner
Joseph Jenkins
Johm Robinson
Raymond Bench
Justice Siddena
George T. Hilton
George P. Hoover
Anderson
TP. W. Page
Swan & Galst
Justice McCoy
Sarah F. Nidel
A. B
William B. Matthews
D. W. Anthony
Wirt de Vivier Tansin
J. A. Maedel
John J. Barry
Alexander Muncanter
Betsey Bransom
Edmund Hi, Jr
Jeffery Parsons
D. N. Houston
Fx Bond
Sarah Johnson
John Hidont
Thomas I. Jones
Marrietta Crouje
Robert F. Cronie
Toomey & Toomey
Jesse
Love
J. Aronsohn Fappettanty
J. Stei
Ee Re Tite
University PL
Cor
Clifton At
Celleridian
St. Troit
Arrne
L. L. Perkins
United States Fidelity & Guaranty
Southern
Washington Hotels
Dewey Hotel
Bet
E A. Pattee
George Q. Pattee
R. Lincoln Hotel
10Th & H Sts
N.W
Logan Iowa Dihgle
Leth ST. N.W
Toe
Bancroft
18Th
Hate
Taft and Wickersham
Unitarians
All Souls
Army and Navy News
ARMY
NAVAL
C. E. Union
Rome
Trombi
Goritz
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