Violence in Strikes Dominated Baltimore Meeting
F C Howe of Cleveland and Prof Daniels of Princeton debated municipal ownership at a Baltimore session of the Economic and Political Science Associations. The discussion highlighted strike violence and the unequal enforcement of laws, with later reports noting new officers and a formed American Sociological Association.
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Municpal
F. C. Howe
Cleveland
Prof. Daniels
Princeton
Economic and Political Science
Baltimore
New York City
Thomas K. Urdahi
Colorado College
Howe
Eco- Farnam
United States
Thomas Adams
University of Wisconsin
Hla
New York
Political Science Association
Historical Association
George Calvert
Bernard C. Steiner
Maryland Historical Saciety
Simeon E Baldwin
John F Sameson
George B. Adams
A. Howard Clark
Charles H. Haswing
Clarence W. Bown
Edward Bourne
Reuben G Thwaites
George T. Garrison
Charles Met. Andrews
James H Robinson
Herbert Baxter
David S Muyzer
New York Ethics Culture School
American Sociological Association
Laster F. Ward
Smithsonian Institution
William G. Suroner
Pomona College
Franklin H. Giddings
Columbia University
C. W S. Weritz
George Washington University
W. F. Wilcox
Corneil
Edward H. Ross
University of Nebraska
Albion W. Small
Chicago University
Samuel M Lindsay
University of Pennsylvania
O C. Wells
Dartmouth College
Wiliam Davenport
Hamilton College
The
Bibliographical Society
the Economic Association
Merchants’ Club
Full Laws
J. W Jenks
Cornell University
Charles 8. Falrenid
the Treasury
S. D North
Washington, D. C
CU Plenn
University of California
W. M. Danigis
F. A. Fetter
Cornell
B. H. Meyer
Wisconsin
M.emery
Yale
H. BR. Seager
Columbia
Dixon
Dartmouth
Balluk
Harvard
W. A. Scott
Aged Man Ends Life at Sandy Hook Yard
Weton aged seventy, contractor worker at Chesapeake and Ohio yard near Lynchburg Virginia, took strychnine this morning and died at noon. He was unmarried from Hanover County and left possible revenue concerns as motive.
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Washington
Lynchburg
Mathews
Curtis & C O
Chesapeake and Ohio
Sandy Hook
Hanover County
Bethre
Nelson Pendleton
W. C. Pierca
Meadows
Pace elected treasurer in Richmond election
James B Pace won the Richmond city treasurer post defeating more than ten rivals. About 4300 votes were cast with Pace receiving 2500. A well known business man, his win came as a surprise to friends. He will assume duties immediately, the office paying about 6000 a year in salaries and fees.
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Washington Post
Richmond
James B Pace
Pace
West Virginia Bar Meeting Opens in Fairmont
Nearly two hundred leading lawyers and jurists gathered for the twenty first annual West Virginia Bar Association session in Fairmont starting today lasting two days. Judge Wendell P Stafford of Vermont delivered the principal address on The Lawyer. Elkins chosen as next year’s meeting site and officers were elected for the ensuing year with John W Davis as president and W N Miller as treasurer.
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W. P. Stifford
Washington Supreme Court
Specia
Washington Pea
Fairmont
W. Va
Weel Viteins Bar
John W Magon
Wendell P. Stafford
Vermont
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
Elkins
John W. Davis
Clarksburg
Millard F. Snyder
Narksburg
William McDonald
Keyser
BW. Knight
Charleston
HH. Moss
Parkesisburg
Wells Goodykinnst
Whliamson
W. G. Peterkin
Parkersburg
W. N. Milter
W. P. Whey
Morgantown
B. M. Ambler
H. M. Russell
Wheeling
Rowdies Break Up Party In Virginia Street Fight
A brawl at Mathew Grubbs home near Shenandoah River in Clarke County Virginia led to one woman fainting and several men injured. Warrants for eight suspects were issued. Clinton Wiley Kidwell Royston captured and jailed. Marshall Wiley fled, described as ringleader, with authorities vowing to curb a lawless gang long terrorizing the area.
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Washington
Winchester
Atock
Mathew Grubbs
Shenindoah
Narke County
Strader
Millwood
Clinton Wiley
Kidwell Royston
Marshall Wiley
Hay
Million for Improvements at Roanoke Yards
Norfolk and Western confirms a 1,000,000 appropriation by the board of directors to enlarge Roanoke yards and shops. The funds will finish three years of work and are to be spent in Roanoke over the coming year. The line reports earnings of 24,000 with 7.80 percent miles, and plans double tracking east to Lynchburg to expand capacity.
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Norfolk and Western
Roanoke
Washington Post
Board of
Lynchburg
Exonerated of Murder in Danville Boy Shooting
Danville Virginia December 2 A coroner finds no evidence that Tom Kelly was murdered by his companion Frank Brightwell or another boy. The rifle discharge from an unknown party caused the fatal wound as reported by a special to The Washington Post.
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Danville
Tom Kelly
Kelly
Frank Brightwell
Will Not Pay For Hug Richmond Man Appeals Fine
Richmond Virginia December 28 Ernest Pilout fined in Police Court for Insulting Dora Yunis fifteen, appeals case and posts bond. He allegedly encircled the girl in the street. her father tried to shoot him but was knocked down. The incident prompts a local sensational exchange in a tense family scene.
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Richmond
Washington
Ernest Pilout
Dora
Peter Yunis
Pilout
Pleads Guilty of Murder in Missouri Case
Mrs Dame Simpson the mulatto pleads guilty to murder after a September conviction and new trial on errors. The case stems from the February 1 killing of Minnie Friediine, postmistress at Boswell, tied to violence over alleged spousal flirtation. The court will decide degree of crime and punishment as prosecutors seek first degree murder.
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Iperial
Washington Post
Cumberhad
Dame Simpson
Minnie Friediine
Boswell
Merchants’ Coal Company
Baltimore
Misa Friediine
Shippensburg
Dr Hill Quits Contest for Maryland House Speakership
Dr. Hill of Marlboro announces retirement from the race for speaker of the Maryland house and declares support for J Enos Ray Jr of Hyattsville. The move follows a lack of solid county backing and signals Ray may win the caucus with support from Democratic county members though Delegate Murphy of Baltimore City is widely seen as a rival.
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Ray
Wait Reid
State Organization
Hull
J. Enos Ray, Jr
Hyattsville
Hill
Rey
Murphy
Baltimore City
Train Derailment Near Cherry Run No Serious Injuries Reported
A Pittsburg Limited freight derailed near Cherry Run after an open switch Tuesday morning in Hancock Maryland. The engine and two cars left the track but no serious injuries occurred thanks to the engineer staying at his post. An operator was reportedly responsible for the wreck.
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Washington Post
Hancock
Pittsburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Cherry Run
Maryland Weddings at Gaithersburg and Greendsal Mills
In Gaithersburg at the Methodist parsonage Oliver L. Smith wed Clara Bilis both residents of the area with Rev. W C Parrish officiating. In Forest Oakstrove Church near Dickersons Ida Belle Yingling daughter of William and Mary Yingling of Frederick County married Cleveland Fillmore Lawson of Hyattstown with Rev W C Smith presiding.
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Boyds
Gaithersburg
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Oliver L. Smith
Clara Bilis
Thomas Mills
W. ¢. Parrish
Forest Oakstrove
Greendald Mills
Dickersons
Ida Belle Yingling
William Yingling
Frederick County
Cleveland Fillmore Lawson
Hyattstown
W. C. Smith
Clarksburg Methodist Episcopal Church
Here
Virginia Weddings Map Roanoke To Fredericksburg Multiple Ceremonies
Roanoke and other Virginia towns report a day of marriages with Christopher Norton of Chicago and Inez Meeks of Buena Vista among several couples wed. Eliza Tyler and M F Beach, Clarayler and W A Berry wed at Blue Springs and other unions occur in Fredericksburg Winchester Luray and Marksville with pastors Rev. Sarver Edwards Skelton Northen Milton and White officiating.
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Roanoke
Spec
Te BR. S. Pocane
J. Norton
Chicago
Inez Meeks
Buena Vista
Blue Springs
Eliza Tyler
M. F. Beach
Clarayler
W. A. Berry
Fredericksburg
P. T. George
Urvington
Bila Raines
Stafford
Court House
C. M. Sarver
Bredericksburg
Charles 0
Sullivan
Stafford County
Sadie Johnson
Spottsylvania County
Decatur Edwards
St Fredericksburg
Benjamin Newton
Lily Jett
Peter Jett
J.B. Light
Wiliam Williams
Ama Rollins
King George County
the Baptist Church
Winchester
Charles F. Farmer
Alberta Giffin
Bedford
SD. Skelton
United Brethren Church
Francis Tris
Willam Hart
Lizzie Symone
Berryville
Clarke County
EB. BE. Northen
The
Baptist Church
Elijah Symons
Bride
Dora V. May
J. Sidney Paters
Richmond
Virginia College
W. H. Milton
St. John’s ‘Episcopal Church
Ralph Ward Middleon
Charleson
C. Theom
Rockbridge
Luray
Charles M. Jobe
Samuel H Jobe
Springield
Ethel May Rotgers
Willam H. Rodgers
Page County
Marksville
Gene B. B. White
Ureh
Death of German Merchant Henry Constantine in Bladensburg
Henry Constantine a respected German merchant of Bladensburg died at his home yesterday afternoon from pneumonia at age seventy six. He came to the United States from Germany as a young man and lived fifty years in Bladensburg, a former shipping point, later operating a shoe and mercantile business. He leaves a wife and six children. In separate news, the Grafton clothing firm Swartz and Green collapsed into bankruptcy, closing two stores and leaving extensive obligations to Eastern and Baltimore houses.
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Hyattsville
Henry Constantine
Bladensburg
Germany
Grafton Clothing
Grafton
W. Va
Swartz & Green Clothiers
Sis Gan
Lidles’ Furnustung Ard Novelty
Whck
Gratton
Birge
Baltimore
Alfred P. Leake
Duke Street
Alexandria
Control of Seaboard Stock Sparks Battle Rumors
Baltimore financiers believe a large 66 000 share Seaboard block bought by Ruhstart syndicate signals a fight for control. Brokers say the holding may be a nucleus for a pool aimed at seizing control from Ryan interests and the Middendorf Williams Co group. Full developments awaited after year end as money rates ease.
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Washington Run
Baltimore
Seaboard
Eoener
Ryan
Messrs. Middendorf, Williams & Co
John EL. Willams & Sons
Ita
Midderdorf
Willams & Co
Will Not Transfer Suit Heads to Manassas Court
Judge Nicol refused to transfer Charles Wells suit against the Washington, Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railway Company to Manassas Circuit Court citing inability to secure an impartial Alexandria County jury. Wells seeks $25,000 for injuries from a March head on collision at Spring Park. Additional suits against the railway are pending. A nearby case saw two African American men convicted for throwing stones at electric cars and sentenced to one year. Other items note lodge officers installed, steamers’ winter schedule, and local obituaries.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
C. I. Nicol
Circuit Court
Alexandria County
Messrs
A. Walton Moore
James R. Caton
Washington
James Ross
James Norris
Emma Thompson
Wanford Henderson
Plunge on Western Maryland Railroad Leaves Man Injured
Alonzo Dennison of Clear Sprites slipped from a high trestle near Clear Spring Station and plunged head first. He was transported to Hagerstown Hospital for operation with likely fatal injuries. In Lynchburg, Cunditt claims self defense after shooting John Hendricke on Salem Street. he was arrested and will be tried for murder.
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Washington Pol
Hagerstown
Jacob Brill
Splefamans
Washington County
Wasdiceton
Alonzo Dennison
Clear Sprites
Western Maryland
Clear Spring Station
Hagerstown Hospital
Washington Post
Hm Cundtt
John Hendricke
Salem Street
Hendricks
Receivers Named for Virginia and Alabama Mutuals
Judge Martin appointed T Catesby Jones receiver for Virginia firms the Southern Mutual Aid Association of Birmingham Alabama and the United States Mutual Savings and Insurance Association of Virginia. Edward Stern Co claims improper merger and Alabama insurance officials seek receivers in Birmingham. Jones qualified with a 2000 bond and took charge in Norfolk to safeguard Virginia assets.
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Virginia
Alabama
Norfolk
Martin Towday
T. Catesbs Jones
Southern Mutual Aid Association of
Birmingham
Ala
United States Mutual and Savinge’ Association of Virginia
Edward Stern & Co
Philadelphia
Insurance Commissioner of
Jones
United States Mutual Savings and Insurance
Ex-Senator Blair Leads Negro College Convention Session
Ex-Senator Henry W. Blair of New Hampshire led the Monday session at the National Association of Negro Agricultural and Mechanical College convention in Richmond Virginia. Speakers included Prof G N Gristam Kansas City and others from Georgia Florida and Delaware. telegrams were read from several professors. final session to be held in Richmond.
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Blair
New Hampshire
Richmond
Moday
Sesson
National Association of Negro Agricultural and Mechanical College
Henry W. Blair
G. N. Gristam
Kansas City
Stimpson
Hovey
R. R Wrigat
D.C. Suggs
College
Sold Another Man's Horse Officials Seek Colored Man
Deputy Sheriff R H Vincent and local constables pursue Fletcher Chase colored, wanted on a warrant for obtaining money under false pretenses. Daniel Henson sold two horses to Chase who then sold one to John Chapman for 3 and vanished with the other. Chapman recovered his horse.
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Specter
Washington Post
Myatteville
R. H. Vincent
Fletcher Chase
Daniel Henson
Laurel
Washington
Chase
Blegensburg
John Chapman
Chapman
Morgnec Merchant Dies in Morgnec Store Fire
Chestertown report says Capt Edward Walmsley a Morgnec merchant near Chestertown perished in a blaze that consumed his store and all contents. He was asleep inside the burning building when the fire broke out. the cause remains unknown.
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Morgnec
Washington Post
Chestertown
Edward Walmsley
Afra
Walmaley
Virginia Obituary Roundup From Various Cities
Obituary notices from Warsaw Staunton Lynchburg Winchester and other Virginia towns report deaths of Mrs Whitehurst aged about sixty eight. Michael McAleer eighty seven. Howard Hickson twenty eight. Dr Maria Burrell age unknown. Mrs Florence Young sixty four. plus a political notice from Danville announcing a Democratic committee meeting in Mantinaville on January 8 regarding the Swanson resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Maria, Burrel
Virginia
Philip Burrell
Millwood
Clarke County
Aly Ave
Iss Harrison
Gray
Grand Glaze
Ark
Florence Young
Washington
Danville
R. A. James
Fifth Congressional District
Mantinaville
Claude A. Swanson
Germ proof sleeping cars on Erie Limited trains
The Erie Railroad now operates germ free sleeping cars on its Chicago Limited between Jersey City and Chicago. Cars are sterilized on arrival, hermetically sealed, aired and dusted, then treated with a deodorizing gas under seats to neutralize odors and toxins. The system, devised by Chemist Landon, aims to prevent grip and tuberculous diseases and will be extended to all passenger cars.
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New York
Jersey City
Chicago
Erie Railroad
Erle Company
Landon
Mechanical Department
Erie
Texas
Kentucky
Ohio
Senator Carter Drives Irrigation Plan Despite Opposition
The Northwestern Statesman reports Senator Tom Carter of Montana pursuing an irrigation project to reclaim over 100 000 acres of public land. Secretary Bacon and Director Walcott weigh Canadian water concerns and a possible canal diversion via St Marys Lake to Milk River, aiming to open Montana farms and invite settlers.
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Hitchcock
Northwestern Statesman
Canada
Tom Carter
Montana
Secretary of the Interior
Tom” Garter
St. Marys
Milk River
United States
Carter
Interior Department
St. Marys Lake
Acon
Walcott
Geological Survey
Bacon
Dominion
Canadian
Theodore Tilton at Seventy in Paris Home
Theodore Tilton, once Beecher’s rival, celebrated his seventieth birthday in Paris at Avenue Kleber. Though rumors of his decline spread, he remains in fair health, continues journalism under various noms de plume, and newspapers note his continued writing and limited public appearances along the Seine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endon
New York
Theodore Tilton
Henry Ward Beecher
Avenue Kleber
Paris
Tilton
Tilton Pubite
Europe
Ir. Tilton
Wen
Fat Cara
Washington Beef Market Report From Yesterday
Wholesale beef prices in Washington yesterday show No 1 rib a cent 13 per pound No 2 rib at 210 per pound No 3 rib a cent per pound No 1 loins 130 per pound No 2 loins a per pound No 3 loins go per pound No 1 chuck 6 per pound No 2 chucks 60 per pound No 2 chuckm de per pound No 1 rounds 0 per pound No 2 rounds to per pound No 3 rounds to per pound Receiver May Borrow Money Knoxville Tenn December 28 Judge H W Burton grants order allowing Judson Horton receiver of the Cincin nati Hamilton and Dayton and Pere Marquette railroads to borrow 000 000 to meet interest on mortgages Sale Ohio Electric Line Springfield Ohio December 28 Thewlore Troupe and George W Baker bought Springfield Chillicothe interurban at receiver's sale for 3150000 appraised at 4010 and represent the reorganization committee Wabash Passes Debenture Payments New York December 28 Board decides no payment on debenture A or B bonds</S:
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Knoxville
Tenn
H.W. Burton
United States Ciicnt Court of Appeals
Judson Horton
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Pere Marquette
Ohio Electric Line
Springfeld
Ohio
Dee W Thewlore Troupe
George W. Baker
Beaver
New York
Wabash Railroad Company
Newbro's Herpicide praised by doctors in ad
Two Phyaltiana Beth Agree on the Kew Scientific Dandrut Treatment. Dr. Powell of Spokane says Herpicide gives good satisfaction in my faculty for dandruff. Dr. Athan of Walla Walla says I find Eterpicide all that is claimed as a dandruff cure. Dandruff is a germ disease and only by killing the dandruff germ with Newbro's Herpicide can you cure it. A delightful hair dressing, itching instantly, makes hair glossy and soft as silk, a sure dandruff destroyer. Sold by reading druggists. Send 10s in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co., Macy, Ith xt. and Pa. aves. Afflect's Pharmacy, 1199 Pa. ave.
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Phyaltiana Beth
Kew
J. M. Powell
Spokane
Wash
W. G. Athan
Walla Pa
Newbro
Herpicide Co
Macy
Ith
Sprint
Barber
New York Produce Prices Mixed Amid Steady Returns
New York markets report mixed receipts across commodities with steady to unchanged prices in items like butter and eggs. Wool, leather, and cutting meats show firmness while flour, rye flour, cornmeal, and sugars hold steady. Potatoes and cabbages appear active with regional price variation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennerlyenia
Tency
Lars—Eeey
Baltimore Markets Flour Wheat Corn and More
Baltimore market report lists flour receipts exports, wheat dullness with bid prices, mixed corn values for new Southern white and yellow, oats firmer, rye easier, hay steady, grain freights steady, butter eggs cheese sugar and general market steadiness with numerous price notations and monthly references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Brendy
New
Aitmr
Live Stock Markets Roundup Across Cities and Markets
New York stock receipts show cattle and calves steady with westerns in demand. Hog prices firm, sheep steady to lower as receipts climb. Chicago reports dull cattle trading and mixed results for sheep and hogs with week totals showing modest shifts. Baltimore weekly prices reflect export steers and Dutchers higher, stockers feeder activity steady, with weekly cattle receipts and lamb markets noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Torrow
Chicago
Coud
Mehta
Baltimore
New York Cotton Market Mixed After Short Covering Surge
New York cotton showed irregular activity with more buying on short covering as money rates rose. Closing up about 1 to 1.5 points, volume estimated around 450000 bales. opening steady to slightly weaker on lower cables. late session demand from Wall Street aided a modest rally near the day’s top, while Southern spot markets held steady or dipped slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Snteady
Wessley
Liverpool
Local Butter and Eggs Market Report
Market notes show firm butter demand with tight arrivals across grades. Undergrades moving slowly while creamery and Western storage items fetch higher prices. nearby consignments scarce with process, fancy, and choice grades listed and store packed goods limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Wanern
Oil Market Notes From Toledo December 28
Oil prices listed for North Lime South Lima and Tadfaon at 89. The report includes quirky chatter about cigars and a joke exchange comparing cigars to boiled corn beet, reflecting a闲 moment in the Philadelphia Frees column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
North Lime
Lima
Tadfaon
Philadelphia Frees
Wiseman
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Spersab
W. J. Riddick
Department of Construction and Repair
Norfolk Navy Yard
Elka
Lerchburg
Lynchburg Lodge
Euks Cave
Jonn J. Gus
Daisy Johnson
Rockville
John Joseph Gus
Dalay Johnson
Rey A.B Siler
Lancaster
Westmorland
Northumberland
A. W Sanford
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This County
Bape
West Virginia Bar Meeting
Host
Washington Company Chartered
Waanington Row
State Corporation Commission
Js of Water Heating Company
D.C
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H .T Offferdinger
I. Gardner
D. H. Fenton
J Prof
Sarah Malone
Washington Fort
Salisbury
Rowan County
DR. Hill
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Virginia Weddings
Williams
Railway
Nicol
Andrew Jackson
Marons
James F. King
Andrew Jackson Lodge
George BE. Warfield
Wiliam A Moore, Jr
Washington Lodge
Rubeh
Fears
Maryland, Delaware
Retail Clerks’ Union of Alexandra
Sidney Wollberg
Albert Schaent
Frank Boyer
George Bonta
John Graham
A. Wollberg
Rammel
Callahan
Annie E. Callahan
Prinva Street
St. Mary's Catholic Church
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Citizens’ National Bank
F. C. Waldecker
D. L. Bergmann
Washington, Post
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H. H. Bergmann
B. White
Swanson
London Chronicle
Wimbledon
Washington Beef Market
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ATG
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Cmelmnatt
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Porta
Net
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Continent
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Rio
Mohamen
Maine
Long Island
State and Wentern
W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
Aphe Welsbach Store
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Pa. Ave
Oppenheimer’s
Ninth Street
Maryland Club
John H. Magruder
Connecticut Ave
Year Puree Hub Furniture CO
B. Cor
Tom and Jerry
A. Gollins
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