Baltimore and Ohio Rail Line Drafted From Union Station
Rail timetable details describe Baltimore and Ohio routes to Philadelphia New York and beyond from New Union Station with every hour services, Pullman cars, through sleepers and dining cars, terminals in New York and Washington, and multiple city connections. The notice lists contact offices and travel times, noting variations by day and destination and indicating the complexity of the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New Union Station
Royal Blue Line
Philadelphia
New York
New Terminal
HD ST
Pullman
Philadelphi
Phile
CIPY
Satan Erstraight
Westward
Chicago
Cinginwatl
Louisville
Pitteburg
Cleveland
Columbus
Wheeling
Winchester
Fruederion
Spark
Hagerstown
Annapolis
tExcept
G St. Aw
Pennayk Vanin Ave
Guvin
Information Bureau
Florwa
Atlantic Coast Line
Jacksonville
Ela
Washington
CRA
Welington
White House
Fisteenth
H &Treets
Baltimore
S.a
Faroe
Bertimen
Annapoil
U. & Naval
N.Y
White Horse Station
Ith
Ats
Chesapeake and Ghio Railway
M—c. & O Limited
Dally
Puttman Sifepera
Lexington
Cincinati
Indianapolis
Oneago
St. Lows
Virginia
Lot Springs
Memonia
New Orleans
Texington
Loulaville
Virginia Hot Springs
Cincinnati
T. Lonta
Louiaville
Memphis
Noshville
New Orleas
Chesapeake and Ohio
Pennsylvania Avenue
F Street
Seaboard Air Line
Penn, Ave
Florida Fast Mail
Coches
Suvanwat
Westington
Hamlet
Hamiet
Atlanta
Seaboard Florida Limited
St. Augustine
Palm Beach
Mami
Knights Key
Savannah
Tampa
Atlante
Birmingham
Southern Railway
Kirminghan
Mantle
New
Tel-Waeklys
Harrisonburg
P. Ma
Danyith
Charlottesville
P.O
Bluemont
CROWN
Norfolk and Wester Railway
Wesfington
Norfolk and Western
Alo Mnosvute
Chattanooga
Mem
S. Pycho P
Pally
Roanoke
Arcatol
Winston, Salem
Knosyille
Fite
Memphia
New Och
Cora
Norfolk
Derryville
Luray
Shenknood
Southweat
Fourteenth Street
New York Evenue Road
Washington Southern Railway
Richmond and
Potete
Fredericks
Union Station
Aines
Loral
Frederchaturg
Tima Af
Equity and Circuit Court Docket Report Summary
The District of Columbia legal record lists multiple court actions across Supreme Court Equity Court and Circuit Court. Cases include guardianships and assignments set for today, bankruptcies, probate, and civil filings with numerous attorney assignments and noted orders. The document records docket numbers, party names, and representing counsel, reflecting ongoing litigation and court management. Now moving through numerous cases, with motions, hearings, and orders noted for Feb or today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court
Pe Utener
I. H. Adknaps
Kessel
Eurol
Albert Sillers
Lowle Cohen
Jones— Shinn
Curtis
Fowle
Fowle— Moulton, No. 165,, Coquiliety Vs. Cogulilett
G_ Gardiner
Mayerva
Phillips
Wolf & Rosenberg
Tobiriner & Burkert
Krogman Va
Moebs
Pagup & Millan
Casillica
Gahlit
Adriane —Solmson
Bell v8
Morrow
Putman
Biggava
Biggs
Mackall & Strasburzee
Riley
Guyder Va
Gordon
Pas, Patrick & Blackistone
Pradt
Lipscomb
Arche
Herdman
Bioneman
O'Donaghue
Kenyon
Durfee
Balderston & Fowler
Jobriner
Wagers Va
Real Estate Transfers on City Streets
A list of property conveyances across Washington addresses includes transfers on Twenty-Fifth Street Northwest, Fourteenth Street Northeast, Fifteenth Street Southeast, Eleventh Street Northwest, Floral Hill, Twenty-Diast Street Northwest, Blair Heights, Twenty-Sixth Street Northwest, Richardson Place Northwest, Branch Bowen Road, Alabama Heights, Padsworth, Takona Fare, and Florida Avenue Northeast. Notable entries show buyers and sellers such as Thomas Love, Elizabeth Murray, William Scott Water, Heyman AR, Archibald Grimke, James D. Smith, George M. Taylor, C Irving Wood, Richardene, and John H Nolan, with various lot and block identifications and prices, many at $10 or similar small sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-Finth Street
Thomas Love
Thomas
Love
Fourteenth Street
Edlabeth C. Murray
Willian Scott Wakter
Fifteenth
Heyman AR
Howenstein
Floral Hill
Washington Loan and Trust Company
James D. Smith
Wenty-Diast
Egbert A. Thompson
Michael Ehrhardt
Blair Heights
Gertrude M. Hupberd
Dorothy F. Richardson
Julisn H Mattern
John FF. Scott
John W. Jennings
Weabel
Jennings
Sixteenth Street
George M. Taylor
George A. Gray
Twenty-Sixth Street
C. Irving Wood
Rebbuch Levy
Richardson Place
Richard A Ene
Edward Kremb
Equare Bor
Branch Bowen Road
Reason T. Forrest
Jerry Forrest
Zaid Road
Kalqbama Heights
Seventeenth Street
John H W. Nolan
Robert A. Bates
Deeds of Trust in Pleasant Plains and Mount Pleasant
A readable OCR bundle lists multiple deeds of trust across districts including Pleasant Plains and Mount Pleasant. Names such as William Abel, Aimee H. Gayet vir, Richard J., Joseph J. Darlington, Blair Lee, Williar Examonston, John C. Coughlan, George W. Lungs, Union Trust Company, Maxatile Mutual Life Association, and John J. Brosnan appear with loan amounts ($950 to $8,000), terms up to three years, interest rates around 5 to 8 percent, and lots and blocks like lot 87 in Pleasant Plains and block 42 in Holmead Manor. Several entries secure various entities and properties, with details on lots, blocks, and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert A. Gill
John J. Brosnan
Samp
Holmead Manor
George W. Lungs
Belair Melhts
Dorothy v. Rehardyor
Yin
Julius J
Georges W Brown
William Ker
Gertruse
MN Hubbard
Bidele
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
Wittm
Altord Et Ex
Wharton BL Fer
Michael J. Colbert
Nuanal Permanent Building Association
Rdolph van Reuth
John T. Arma
Samuel A." Drury
Lee Brown
Squara
Lloyd D Smoot
R. Smoot
Geore W. Linking
George R. Linking
James M. Woodward
Edward O Castell
Edward J. Stellinger
George E. Kieming
Edward L Hillyer
Willan J. Poulton Et Ux
Joho B Larner
John A Hrlallton
Washington Loan and Stud Company
Bayles
Erie H. O'Neate
William Hil
Rantala W Beall
David B. Murdock
Husband Sues for 500000 in Adultery Case
In Boston February 10 George Libbey files for Frederick L. Small claiming Arthur E. Soden former bank director alienated Mrs Laura M Small’s affections. Small also files a divorce libel naming Soden as corespondent. Soden, at Newtonville home, is prostrated by the suit amid a prior $600000 attachment case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boston
George Libbey
Frederick L. Small
Arthur E. Soden
Commercial National Bank
Laura M. Small
Small Fesmet Soden
Small
Soden
Big
Newtonville
Mall
S. S. S. for Heumatism and Blood Purification
A 19th century advertisement explains rheumatism as caused by excess uric acid in blood from indigestion and weak kidneys. It claims S. S. S. neutralizes and removes uric acid, cleansing circulation to relieve pain and restore vitality. The ad offers a free book on rheumatism to readers who write.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. SS
Crosman to premiere new play Shar at Columbia Theater
Henrietta Crosman returns to Washington with the three act comedy Shar by Geraldine Bonati and Elmer Harria t Mise. Maurice Campbell promotes a fresh vehicle for her star status with a strong New York cast led by Charles Walcott, Margaret St John and Paul Dickey. The World and His Wife at Belasco stars William Faversham in a praised acting drama with a notable company headlined by Julie Opp and Berton Churchill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Henrietta ‘Crosman
Shar
Columbia Theater
Henrietta Crosman
Shars
Geraldine Bonati
Elmer Harria
Mise Crosman
Washington
Lace
Bunyon
New York
Miss Crayman
Charles Walcott
Mersgret St. John
Ide, Waterman
Paul Dickey
Edne Durand
Amelia Mayburn
William Faversham
Belasco
Farataham
Clennail
Cheago
Daly's Theater
Favershiam
Olive Oliver
H. Cooper Cliffe
Morton Belton
Harry Redding
Lionel Belmore
Charles Harbury
Berton Churchill
Severo
Wireless Club Presents Marie Doro in The Richest Girl
Charles Frohman brings Marie Doro to the New National Theater next week in Gavault and Morton's four act comedy The Richest Girl. Doro, known for Clarice and The Morals of Marcus, stars as Benjamine Monnier with a strong supporting company. A varied vaudeville program follows, including De Angeli, Julian Edwards, and the Patrot, while Lyceum hosts Morning Noon and Night burlesque and Bentz Santley Company at Gayety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Frohman
Marie Dern
New National Theater
Gavault
Morton
Miss Doro
Clarice
Carlotta
Marcus
Benjamine Monnier
Miles Doro
Benjamine
Faul Normand
Charlee
Frohman
Mr. Orrindwinson
Miss Dora
Louise Massen
Frank Burbeck
Fred Eric
Fred Tilden
Desmond Kelley
Bratrine Moreland
Anne Meredith
Kyrle Bellew
Genevieve Finlay
George Washington
Beak
Julian Eywards
Stanislaus Stange
Helena Frederick
Chase
Teddy Burns
Virgina ‘Ware
Bam Mann
Bert Jack
Mickey Curran
Mulberry Bend
Excelsior Four
Bentz-Santley Company
Bentz Santley Company
Gayety Theater
David Belasco
Ming Giga Orloff
Trix
Trixie
Sinclair
Dainty English Doll
Prince and Virginia
Rica Stewart
Charles B. Kenny
Ben Ross
Charles Weber
Mies Isabelle Miller
Mr. Leavitt
Ayesta Hara
Belasco hosts Passion Play screenings in Washington
Next Sunday at the Belasco Theater, Henry Hiieworth presents a pictorial of the Bavarian village and its Passion Play. The event, sponsored by the Washington Aerue of Eagles, features 300 colored views, a Marine Band orchestra, 25 choir singers, cathedral chimes, and organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belasco
Henry Hiieworth
Gberammergau
Belasco Theater
Washington Aerue of Eagles
Mr. Ellsworth
United States Marine Band
Aero Club Invites Public to Wireless Talk in Baltimore
Special to The Washington Post from Baltimore May 1 describes the Aero Club formed in the city with four founders Frederikk Tadings Harry Kirwin Hotel Adams and W C Getz The group demonstrates wireless talk with small home built outfits costing as little as 15 to 30 dollars and capable of sending messages for miles The members claim practical reach from ships at sea and the Atlantic fleet’s voyage from Hampton Roads to Pensacola Florida proving the potential of amateur wireless communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Baltimore
Aero Club
Frederikk Tadings
Harry Kirwin
Hotel
Rescued in Death Valley Prospecting Party
Three women and children survived by sheltering in a cave in the Pyamint mountains after seven Melrose prospectors became lost in Death Valley. Found three days without food, they had only a minimal supply for the women and children. They had caught two jack rabbits shortly before rescue. one child was ill but recovering. The group attributed the misdirection to missing desert trail posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bernardino
Cal
Melrose
Nevada
Death Valley
Pypamint Mountains
Forgery case ties to Whitney confidant sent to prison
Carl H. Selvaria, long a confidential messenger for the late W. C. Whitney, was sentenced to more than seven years and ten months, not less than six years, in Sing Sing. Schwartz pleaded guilty to forgery after Whitney's death, having worked as a claim adjuster for the Metropolitan Street Railway Company. Indictment charged him with fraudulent vouchers. 46 of 60 damaged-claim settlements involved fraudulent vouchers recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Vest
New York
Carl H. Selvaria
W. C. Whitney
Messinger
Sing Sing
Schwartz
Mr. Whitney
Metropolitan Street, Railway Company
Tny
Schwarze
Murder and suicide at College County News editor's scene
In Cincinnati area a village near the city, Clyde Hanley killed S. D. Kellum editor of the College County News over an article reflecting on Hanley. Hanley then returned home and killed himself, telling his mother I am sorry I did it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Cincinnati
Oh'o
College Correr
Clyde Hanley
S. D. Kellum
College County News
Hanley
Whanley
Queen Sees Elliott Panel in Boston Studio
Queen Mother Margherita visited Joan Elliott's Boston studio to view the Diana of the Tides decorative panel chosen for the National Museum in Washington. She was hosted by American ambassador Griscom and Mr Buillott and wife. A separate benefit at Cumberland Gap Tennessee supported Lincoln Memorial University to endow its Lincoln centenary memorial, raising funds at the Metropolitan Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Lincoln University
New York
Lincoln Memorial University
Cumberland Gap
Tenn
Metropolitan Opera House
Cure Claims for Nervine Aid Amid Nervous Disorders
Advertisements cite testimonials from Mrs. D Baker of Cleveland and Mrs. C G Bennett of Alma claiming Dr Miles Nervine cured epilepsy and St Vitus dance in four months and four months respectively. The copy asserts nervous diseases are curable and guarantees relief or money back from the druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin
Seventeenth St
Shade
Washington
Navous
Fibusi Dabasos
Avo Stamnen
Janes Cas Lore Tvee
Meart
Nahma
kUinega
Bredder
Syal
Eumedia
Cour Bastien
Jay
Sundasa
Veit Chandler Building
Fisk Elgin
Uuty
Mia
Miles Nervine
D, Baker
Cleveland
Ohio
Miles’ Nervine
C. G, Bennett
Alma
Mich
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Union Loan and Trust Co
Suuoma
Sth & Fy
Saey
Alliance Loan and Trust Company
Ant
Joan
P. O
Potomac Guarantee Loan CO
Nace
Prudential Loan and Trust Co
Warder Guilding
Nina
Eerie Leee
Pacae H. Elwood
Fenter
Horning
School OF French Whelugg
Volerhone Main
Prinepat Perlence
Wood
Learom
Tce
Homme
Coors Strayer
Medical
John Weddcruven CO
Lafranco
H. Cornell Wilson & Bro
Vermont Ave
L At. NW
North
Conpuir Us
Detroit
Dupont Garage CO
N. Aitl
Chalmers
Motor Car Co
New York Ave
BUICK
Lut
Essecour Avenue
Chas. E. Miller & Bro. Phono W
Elmore
Chas. E. Myers
New Union Garage
Maryland Ave
Feconobil V
14Th St
Matheson
Pope Hartford
Auto Car
Waverly Electric
Oldsmobile
Cook and Stoddard CO
P Sts
Warner Motor CO
Gener? Gariee
New Hampshire Ave
Auto Livery CO
14Th ST. Secon
Motor Car Exchange
Western Bldg
RAO
Lester D. Moore, Jr
Central Auto CO
Pennsylvania Ave
W. Iis
Simmerman & Kenneally
St Aw
Chie
Old Point Comfort Baturray
Chamberlin
Bath
Colorado
NORFOLK/WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT COMPANY
Ocean Steamers
Liverpool
London
Paris
Lusitania
Mauretania
Lucania
Canpanis
Sissumipe
Anda
Gibraltar
Naples
Trieste
Panonia
Carpathia
Slavonia
Alea Calla
Genoa
Azores
Madeira
Italy
Crronia
Carmania
The
Cunard Steamship Co., Limited
State St
Mass
W. Moss
Slaw
dYorth German Gioya
Plymouth
Cherbourg
BREML
Creille
Cenilla
Alserve
Bremen
Alm
Scharnhorst
Bradenburk
Fried'ham
Koelin Walls
Algyjers
Balling
Kurfverst
Ke Luise
Barbarossa
Egypt
American Line
Southampton
Queenstown
Atlantic Transport Line
London Direct
RED Star Line
Antwerp
White Star Line
York
Finland
Cedric
Netse
R. M. Micks
Hamburg - American Line
Paaris
Hamburg
Swaldersen
Amerika, Vob
Patricia
Broadway
E.P. Droop & Sons
Bersqudien
Bermuda
Nassau
Teinidad
Ouiana
St .Thomas
At. Croix
St. Kites
Antigua
Dominica
Guadaloupe
Martinique
Lueta
Erbedoes
Demerara
Outerbridge & CO
Asta
Quaber
Co Ltd
Arthur Ahern
Fec'v
Quebec
Canale
Compagnie Générale Transatlantiqua
Havre-Parle
France
Plier No
North River
Metoust
la Bretagne
la Touraine
la Provence
la Savoie
General Agengy
Allen
Triat
Florida
Merchantn & Miners ‘Trans. Co
Bajmore
Resort Bureau
Washington Hotels
Gordon 6Th and
Eve Sts
N. W
State
Navy
Treasuer
Lincoln Hotel
Agth
A Sts. SW
SL James
Hampton Terrace
Augusta
Georgia
America
Marvel CO
Sala
Odoonelly Pharmacies
Atlantic City
WN. J
Galen Hall Hotel and Sanatorium
W. J
White alecent _comfort
Eine
Tonle Burns
Jong Ra” Genem
Sognener
Chalfonte
Leeds Company
Wome
Atlant City
Boclar
Rudolf
Harvey's
Joel Hillman
Haddon Hall
N. J
Leds & Lippincott
Wrach—Virginia
Franic M. Phoebus
Tha
Dennis Ir Alwase
ST. Clare
Lew
Traymore
Ocean Front
Y Beals
Court of Appeals
Ee Festa Pobt
Justice van Oradel
Guy Lideoppie
Pinetiie
Drury Ye
Moulton
C.H. Menitat
Appellant
Elpport of
Mutton
van Meet van Wing
L. A. Ballas
Appelles
Mc. J. MM
Appalant
Jordan Va O'Brien
William Denry
Paul Sleman
Appeline
Fred Beall
Mortlat Va Hooker
Mr. Richardson
W. E. Lester
Appellee
Hall Va
Arcumant
G. Thomas Duntop
Equity Court No. 2
Justice Wright
Berryman Va
Berryman
Planant
Charles H
Sumdy
C Carrington
Carrington
Sallettor
J. W. Davidge
Andrewa
Siromons
Sullivan & Wilgon—O
Westmoreland
Archer & Smith
Gertman
Circuit Court
Justice Stafford
Wines
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Plaintif
Leckie
Julion & Fox
M. J Fwlton
Woicestors
Hamilton
Cothert
Yerkes
Warren
Colburn Brothers
J. B Archer
OG Stith
Mollebeugh
Willams
WB. Moutton
RTF
Bohrend
Kingolying
Kernen
Tucker & Kenyon
Bailes—Hamilton
Colbert Yerkes & Alun
Ltan
Paria Ve Whitney
Crandal Mackey
C. Handy
H. Matthews
Helwig Va
Uetz
Das, Peyser &Taylor
Laon Tobrinar
Orrixon
Washington RailjWay
Ent Tacleie Company
WJ. Lambert
RTL Yeotman
A. Douglas
George P. Hoover
Lrevir
Dilet
Clabeugh
Mitt Ss
Great Patis and
Old Dominion Railway Company
Jary
Piatlfa Attamness
Lida
Falton & Cox
J Lambert
RW Keatman
Deetia Ve Cobh
Judemene
Tinintuit
Tiley
Leckin, Fulton & Cox
Alan
Fimex Company
Attorers
Washington Livery and Sales Stable
Ve Hurdle
M. J. Golbert
Brown
Selfridges
W. J. Lambert
R. H. Yeatman
Gordon & Gorda
Cromnal Court
Justley Gould
United States
Thomas Bi. Ware
Carnal Knowledge
Barker Surety
Baxium
Ulal
Campbell Carrington
District Court
Tustlee Anderson
Criminal Court NO. 2
Justices Anderson
Staten
Andrew Lightfoot
Altoney
Penning
Frederick Davia
Attuckey
UhHod
Wrank Hawkins
Nella “Ros
Willan Avis
Peti Larceny
Nolis
Anitha Staton
James Shea
Oud
ROB
Agile Pres
Otto Seethorst
Firat
Nelle
Statin
Privals Proper
Nh Johnson
Depreda
Nalle Prow
American Contractore” Publishing Company + Palmer
Fiingil
Ator
Martin Brothers
Atos Gaimant
Robert *. Kelner
W. M. Hallam
Justices Wright
Thomas Henderson
Jame I. Henderson
B.S Murcey
Ericeere
Ainteas
Golia
Dragetsis
Lcrenma
D. Humps
Ray Fetters
Alice Priete
Garak
Kingery
Antorger
Rene
Simbel
Beta Swill
Biya Wind
Antes Krull
Tor
Wilt Alee
Emma A. Riceva
Frank 5
Charles C. Dieydosoe
Plaintit
Wilton & Barksdale
Mary Cunnion
Ca Traction Company
Damagna
Downing
G. A. Berry
John K. Halisyva
George W. ‘Wells
Repievin
Fiaintiff
F. Digest
R. C. A Diaden & Cova
Henry Reufey
Plaimdlars
Frances K
Hanover
James J. Lampton
Leighton
Barezin House
Jefsewa & Go
H.W. Wheatley
DuPont de Nemours Powder Company
Howard B. Shipley
Plavnttt
HW. Wheatley
Jamea
C. Hoe
Antonia Cerrigilo
Lester & Ke
Robert €. Kelner
Columee Paper Company
Pyn Hlensors
Rosch & Watkins
Emma ‘A. Schwab
Sale and Partition
H. W. Sohon
Laula J. Heme
Mary Kestel
Umite
Albert Sillera
Daniel Batlaut
Amelia Heinets
W. HW. Dennis
S.S.S.2
William Faversham i World
Wireless” Club
Marie Doro
Academy
Madison Square Roof Garden
Materal
Hal Reid
Millenthal Brothers
Mfair
Burton Holmes’ Trav
Dr. Lyon
Morocco
Whitney
Metropolitan Street Railway
Obioan
QUEEN
Elliott
National Museum
Margherita
Noewspaprreih
Hiv
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