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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1915

Page

6

Rooms for Rent Furnished InPrivate Homes District

Numerous listings for furnished and unfurnished rooms in private DC homes near major avenues and landmarks. Frank descriptions include hot water heat, private baths, board options, and proximity to Capitol, Library of Congress, Union Station, and public transit.

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Legal Record: Supreme Court docket and adjourned sessions

The legal record lists writs of certiorari petitions from multiple parties including Western Glass, Schmerts Wire Glass, Rock Springs Distilling, and others. It covers circuit divisions, criminal prosecutions, equity and probate matters, and adjournments with judges and admitted attorneys noted.

Seise Ofime Brward Wright Western Glass Company Patition Tr ' Ve Schmerts Wire Glass Company United, Tates Circuit Court of Edmund ¥. Trabue Dan A. Ward W. A. Greenwood Thomas W. Morgen Eighth Circuit Ward A. Kranthof Soltcibe General Davis Tate Hatzoad United ‘States Sadie Iambells M. Curtiss Horace W. Phil Garrett W. McEnerny Northern Pacific Railway Company Mary A. Meese Ir. Charlee W. Bunn Govnor Teats Kansas City Southern Railway Company Guardian It Com W. Moore

Real estate transfers across city streets and avenues

Listing of transfers including Arthur Carr to HE H Benjamin on lot 17 square 2014 for 10 dollars and back. Denzel Fraser to Hazella Webb on lot 175 square 151 for 10 dollars. Moses to James H. Smith on lot 75 square 18 Woodley Park for 0 dollars with stamps. several other deeds noted with parcels, squares, and stamp duties across Fourteenth Street Highlands and related neighborhoods.

Fourteenth Street Highlands Arthur Carr HE. H. Benjemin Square H. H. Benjamin Denzel Fraser Hazella A. Webb Woodley Park First Henry W. Sohn Ee Hugh A. Thrift Park Clara A. Marace John J Spoor Wiliam H. P. Baker Pquare TH &Trhep Highlands—Holmes Central Realty Corporation Peyton W. Caffee Max Oppenheimer Nortmast Catherine Gleam Bridget McCormick Jackson ‘Street North Capitol Flint Streets Ostherine G. Gleason Bartholomew Gleason Dobbins George PB. Sacks Seremt Heights Edith MC Yancey Nortasait Christina H. Bode Charles Willam Gutterlot BI Equare Wille An Il Yi N. Miller Renee Rounn Street Woodley Road Nixon Estate Company Charles H. Johnson Pretty Prospect

Deeds of Trust in Multiple City Squares and Additions

Probate-style list of deeds of trust recorded for properties in Columbia Heights and various squares. Names include Alice G Barnes, Samuel V Hayden, Wm Betts, Anne B English, German-American Bar Association, Katelia Webb, George L Starkey, Capital Realty Co, Thrift Building Co, Clara A Marden, Maurice H Ham, Walter B Baker, John Spoor, William H Baker, Delmer Oppenheimer, and others. Secured amounts range from $200 to $5,000 with terms from 1 to 84 months, interest commonly 5 or 6 percent, payments semiannual or monthly, noting parcel locations by lot and block identifiers in listed additions.

Alice G. Barnes Robert L Sigmuel V. Hayden Hill Montagne Igcheutzen Pank Wiliam T. Betts Ang Anne B. English Ss Bank Branels W. McNally Lata George Niy Ernest L. Schmidt Wiliam EH Baker Ainites Wharton H. Lester Michael J. Colbert Laster Michael Vel H. Walker Michael I. Weller H. Russell Andrew D Necaure Thomas B. Sarat Soontin I. Vancey Arthur Gace Dts Association Claeux James A. Cahill Lynshi

Leave of absence and duties for Army and Navy officers in 1910s records

A compilation lists leaves of absence and duties for multiple officers: Maj Charles Crawford granted two months leave. Capt Harry G Humphreys to supervise a militia medical officers course for Arkansas and Louisiana, relieving Maj James R Church. Lieut Col Frank E Harris, Maj Edward P Herrn to visit Yonkers and Schenectady for ordnance matters. First Lieut Benjamin F Miller and First Lieut Harry L King granted or assigned duties. Mrs Harry Burgess to inspect a cemetery well in Nashville. Allison B Deane Jr to Walter Reed for observation. Lieut Guilemus V Hehidt detailed for recruiting. various other leaves and orders for extensions, disability leaves, and active duty adjustments for officers in infantry, cavalry, coast artillery, engineers, and medical corps.

Charles Crawford Harry G. Humphreys Als Arkansas Louisiana James R. Church Frank E Harris Coast Artillery EDWARD P. @HERRN Ordnance Department Yonkers N. Y Schenectady United States Benjamin F. Miller Infantry Harry L. King Cavalry Columbus Barracks Ohio Jeffersonville Ind Harry Burgess Corps of Engineers Nashville National Cemetery Matiison Tenn Hirst. Lagat Allison B. Deane, JR Coast Artillery Corps Walter Rest General Hospital D. C Lieut Gulielmus V. Hehidt New York City Gulielmus V. Hhidt Simon W. Speery Mej Baildy K. Ashford Medical Corps Henry A. Wiegenstein Twentyfourth Infantry Thomas H. Jones James G. Flynn Medical Reserve Corps Fort Crockett Tex Murray B. Hush Fourteenth Cavalry Eeryfee Howard B. Smalldy Second Cavalry Bharryt L King

Movements of Naval Vessels Reported Overseas

A maritime listing details numerous ships sailing from Shanghai Newport Yokohama and other ports toward Manila Guaymas Tobari Bay Mansanillo and Cristobal with others bound for San Diego San Francisco and Newport. Additional notes describe orders for Aylwin Bushnest Duncan and Cuban fleet deployments January 6 to April 16 with divisions assigned.

Ajax Bainbridge and Barry Shanghai Manila Cushing Newport Whitestone Landing Dale Decatur Iris Topolobampo Guaymas Tobari Bay New Orleans San Blas Mansanillo Paul Jones Perry Topelobampo Potomac Almirante Bey Cristobal Cristobal, Powhatan, From New York Yard For Newport; Preble, From Topelobampo Saratoga Yokohama South Dakota San Francisco San Diego Stewart and Whipple Wyoming Buffalo Delaware Sethe Drill Grounds Georgia Charleston Hercules Norfolk Jupiter Sewall Point New Jeresey Manzanillo New York Clark Boston Fortomme Prairie Annapolis Preieia Hampton Bonds Preble Baletgn Rhode Island South Carolina Cherleston Stewart Texas New York Yard Virginia Prince Whipple Aylwin Bridgeport Conn Atlantic Duncan Navy’ Yard Kuanans Connecticut Minnesota Vermont New Hawnshire Nebraska Cuban Fleet Fagship Arkansas Florida Michigan South Carolina Utah Rhodesland New Jersey Louisiana

Monopoly of Shipping Federal Ship Board Urged

A National Foreign Trade Council monograph titled Ocean Shipping, received by Congress members, urges a permanent shipping board to shape U S policy and build an American merchant marine. It notes Britain owns 70 percent of tramp steamers and outlines freight trends and the wartime impact on transatlantic trade.

Congress Permanent Commission of Experts England Great Britain National Foreign Trade Council Department of Commerce Federal Shipping Board Merchant Marine Committee United States Baldwin Locomotive Works Willard Straight American International Corporation New York Frank A Vanderlip National City Bank Foreign Trade Council Wrates Europe

Pencils Linked to Diphtheria Spread in City Schools

Health officer Dr William C Woodward warned parents to stop pupils from sharing pencils among classmates noting pencils can carry mouth secretions and hand contaminants. He urged use of personal penholders and pencils and described a sterilization system as practiced in other cities amid 93 local diphtheria cases since September.

William C. Woodward Dr. Woodward Woodward Parenta Philadelphia

Financial security notes and trust transfers summary

Partial OCR notes describe loan securitizations and trust arrangements. Entities include George P facet Mary E Murphy Derehr and Chopin Brown Henry H ro mann Oriental Bolding Clarence C Evans Chay Bergmann and William H Hunt. Amounts cited include 42500 and 2500 with terms of 8 years semiannual payments and 6 percent. Also mentions American Security and Trust Company National Savings and Trust Company and monthly payments.

George P Cone Mary E. Murphy Derehr Chopin Brown Henry H. Romann LE Droit Park Clarence C. Evans Chay Henry H. Bergmann William H. Hunt American Security and Trust Company National Savings and Trust Company

Shock for Santa as Capitol to skip Christmas tree

Washington officials and charity groups balk at funding a Capitol Christmas tree after a fiscal flop last year. Despite strong attendance at the lighting, donors withheld contributions, dampening optimism for a tree in 1913. Officials and trade groups have heard little support for the project.

Santa Claus Dunder, Blitzen & Co Washington Capitol Plaza Capitol Associated Charities

Robbery at Third Street Corner Reported

Herbert A Fore of 403 G Street NW told police at Union Station Sunday he was robbed Saturday night at 11 near Third Street and Pennsylvania Ave NW by a white man about 30. The thief knocked him down after asking for a match, taking $14 and a gold Hamilton watch 31 jewels. Described man: 5 ft 8 or 9 in, 150 pounds, ruddy, wore dark suit and hat. Match movement number 213107.

Herbert A. Fore G Street Union Station Hamilton Third Street Pennsylvania Avenue

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