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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Tisl ST
Dona ST
Pelea Bath
Connecticut Ave
Mahocany
Yicinity
Iowa Circle
Eonamsee NW
Mase
14Th St
Bath
Steam Beat
S &T
Cap
MIT
F ST
Apt
Cap ST
Surine Abestee
10Th &T
Farragut
ST. T
Livingston ST
Fur
ST NW
California ST
8Th ST
PA Ave
Flemen
4Th ST
Ind
Ave
I& Art
Mars
Tooms
Fla Ave
Kenyon BT
Qaou
Fairmont
Newton ST
Sini
Kenyon ST
Capitol
Library
Penton
Isu VT
Afton House
Cor
Mass
18Th ST
Conn
Queen Exchange
Lst
Apposite
Dewes
Penn
S.T
MD. Ave
Army and Navy Inn
Beth
Pas Hort
Columbia Road
Quincy ST
Mt. Pleasant
D ST
15Th BT
Alata Rick
Judert
Monroe BT
Tae
J Dent
Fiaties Mcieraoida
Seatones
Qet
Park
Privets Family
L St
Coe Bentlemen
Fairmont Eee
Hobart
Park RD
10Th ST. NW
Girard
Pty
Col
Sts
10Th ST
Rome
I. Ave
Lh. K
Roma
Q ST. NW
ST. SE
Oth ST. St
B ST
Ith ST
ST. NE
Everett Hotel
Anenomouan
TEAMO
Hingie
Banasens Sale
Burlington
BE. I. Ave
Star Cars
Joe Foon
Trenting
Franklin Park
Treasury
State
Uae
Tatow
Wm. Nichols
Gms
War Dept
20Th St
Mitlemanz
Ste
A. A. Mullen
Beal Royal
Furniture Dept
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Herbert A. Fore
G Street
Union Station
Hamilton
Third Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
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