Ice Carnival Tonight Draws Washington Dignitaries
Washington skaters prepare a second ice carnival on the Tidal Basin with Marine Band music. Representative Hobson and other congressmen among participants. government officials and society figures observed skating yesterday as hundreds enjoyed the event, though a planned congressional ice baseball game was canceled due to duties.
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Washington
Hobson
BE. C. Meyer
Washington Skating Club
Congressional
Civil
Lathrop Brown
Rhodes Island
Brown
Thacher
Massachusetts
John Thacher, Jr
Carnival Skating Night Urges Early Arrival
The notice calls for a large turnout at the carnival and urges attendees to come early. The celebration starts at seven thirty p m with the ice likely packed soon. To keep ice in good condition the basin will close from noon to 6 p m. Lanterns are available for purchase from vendors along the seawall.
Suit Over Disinfectant Use In Dairy Stable
Washington A. Smallwood sues the District of Columbia in district Supreme Court for 5000 damages claiming health officials’ use of bichloride of mercury to disinfect a dairy stable caused lasting illness. He alleges employment as a dairy herder for Leonard R. Coates and that disinfection damaged teeth and hair and impaired health for an extended period.
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District of Columbia
District Supreme Court
Washington A. Smallwood
A. A. Birney
Smallwood
Leonard R. Coates
Shortens Heroic Line Section of Route to Be Eliminated
The Metropolitan Coach Company won approval to drop the Fifteenth street and New York avenue to Pennsylvania avenue and Eighth street northwest segment, operating since last May. The change, effective after today but implemented Friday, follows leased cars and a repossession risk. The remaining old route via Sixteenth Street, Massachusetts, Fifteenth, South NY Avenue, and Madison Place will be unchanged.
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Metropolitan Coach Company
Fifteenth Street
New York Avenue
Pennsylvania Avenue
L Eighth Street
Public Utilities Commission
Commission
Sixteenth and
U Streets
Sixteenth Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Cara
Pennsyvania Avenue
Madison Place
HH Street
U Street
Corcoran Birthday Observed at Louise Home
Ladies at the Louise Home on Fifteenth Street NW hosted a reception honoring the 116th birthday of W. W. Corcoran founder of the home and noted art patron. Board members in the receiving line included Mrs Calderon Carlisle Mrs Anderson Hellen Mrs William Lewin and Mrs Thomas Bayard. Corcoran born 1798 founded the Louise Home in 1871 and died 1889.
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Louise
Fifteenth Street
Massachusetts Avenue
W. W. Corcoran
Calderon Carlisle
Anderson Hellen
William Lewin
Thomas Bayard
Corcoran
Washington
Corcoran Art Gallery
Licensed to Marry List of Couples and Ministers
A sacred record lists numerous marriage licenses granted to pairs with ages and home towns across Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania. Included are Samuel Spigel and Esthel Spigel John M Smith and Hilda Armstrong Lawson Pearson and Morris Edwards Willan O Connor and Annie Myers Josephine Wolfe Robert Kerns and Elizabeth Stone Charles Shatkewicz and Clara Filedenbers Louise Lurta and Anna Rubin Murray Stone and Genevieve Lowe P Larson and Anna Rhoads Clinton Scott and Mary Blood Charles Hancock and Lacy Wise Dolito Hall and Simon Edwards plus others, with officiating ministers named throughout.
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Samuel Spigel
Roanoke
Esthel Spigel
Norfolk
Adlee Shefferman
John M. Smith
Hilda EB. Armstrong
Fredericksburg
H.T. Downs
Lawson T. Pearson
Farnham
Morris L. ‘Euwards
Homing Grove
Mary E. Blood
F. W. Alemendinger
Charles F. Hancock
Baltimore
Lacy P. Wise
Onancock
A. 5
Johns
Simon (Yd
Edwards
Dolito Ki. Hall
Nominy
J. Briggs
Births Reported In Milton Area
Milton and Mary Kroenbeim birth announced. Cunningham couple Bell and Mabel St G Cunningham welcomed a girl. Jeffries couple Hubert and Eleanor J Jeffries with a girl. Janes BK and Della O Neill with a girl. Minton couple John W and Mary with a boy. Franklin E and Bessie L Smith with a boy. Dorsey couple Arthur S and Mabel L Dorsey with a birth. Harper couple Charles F and Anna E Harper with a girl. Hea couple Julian and Hutdeh L Hea with a boy. Love couple CG A and Eva V Love with a boy. Farmer couple John E and Pierrie Farmer with a boy. Currier couple John R and Anna M Currier with a boy. Richter couple Peter and Lucie Richter with a girl. Mills couple Ernest H and Sylvia A Mills with a boy. Grayson couple Henry H and Abbie Grayson with a boy. Handelph couple Hezekiah and Nettye Handelph with a boy. Norris couple Arthur O and Fannie Norris with a boy. Glen couple Filish B H and Margaret J Glen with a girl. Johnson couple Bernard and Sarah Johnson with a girl.
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Milton
Mary G. Kroenbeim
Bell
Mabel St. G. Cunningham
Hubert H
Eleanor J. Jeffries
Janes BK
Della O'Neill
John W
Mary
Minton
Franklin E
Bessie L. Smith
Arthur S
Mabel L. Dorsey
Charles F
Anna E. Harper
Julian and
Hutdeh L. Hea
CG. A
Deaths Reported in Local Obituary List
A long list of deaths is reported with names ages and addresses. Entries include Sarah J Watson 47 1212 Lamont St W Emmeline Rankin 81 1605 12th St NW Frank Rawlings 31? The Cairo Edger Manning 31 at Government Hospital for the Insane William Svell 73 Alice Drake 29 614 M St NE John Austin 63 125 Massa Ave NE Franklin Wikins 63 Florence Ging 65 Joseph Phlager 34 days Queen Chapel Rd Price Afin 65 Garfield Hospital Mary Meijelurack 106 Washington Asylum Hospital Annie Downey 20 George Lloyd 5 Fletcher 62 Gallinger Hospital Milton Hill 4 Freedmen's Hospital Maine Crater 30 Cornelius Dorsey 82 Mary Tattisaw 21 South Keollrworth Keinia Ward 24 Emergency Mospe Nusan J W Jears 006 8 nt mw Tessay History2 genre 400 Washington DW
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Sarah J. Watson
Lamont St
Emmeline C. Rankin
Frank T. Rawlings
Cairo
Edger Manning
William A. Svell
Sts
Alice K. Drake
St. Ye
John Y W. Austin
Masa, Ave
Franklin
Gallinger Hostal
Milton Hill
Freedmen‘s Hospital
Maine Crater
St. Pw
Cornelius Dorsey
Ats
Mary A. Tattisaw
South Keollrworth
Gratitude Acknowledges Post Aid for Christmas Appeal
The Associated Charities thanks The Post for aid in its Washington citizens appeal seeking fourteen Christmas opportunities. Generous publicity in Washington newspapers spurred contributions from many readers, aiding gifts that will bring joy and comfort throughout 1915. President Corathom signs the note from Washington on December 26.
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Associated Charities Deires
The
Post
Washington
Press of Washington
Corathom
Washington, D. C
Will of Emma C Hough Not Admitted to Probate
The will dated August 26 1914 filed by J J McInnerney was rejected in probate court as it lacked witness attestation. Emma C Hough named her sons George I Hough and William A Hough as executors with cash bequests to her sons and cash and jewelry to daughter-in-law Mrs George I Hough.
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Emma C. Hough
Office of the Register of Wills
J. J. McInnerney
George I. Hough
William A. Hough
City Bulletin: Waterholter sues city and railroad for damages
Herman G Waterholter filed in the District Supreme Court yesterday seeking 10000 damages for personal injuries after a collision with a car while crossing the tracks with a horse and wagon. He alleges he was thrown from the wagon and injured. He is represented by Attorny Jellis & Donaldson and A H Ferguson.
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Herman G. Waterholter
City and Suburban Railway Company
District Supreme Court
Waterholter
Attorneya Jellis & Donaldson
A. H. Ferguson
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Snow Birds
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la. Ave
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