Norfolk Girl Elopes with Norfolk Man in Romantic New Era
Miss Margueritte Guy and Irving Walker wed in Norfolk in a secret elopement after a years long courtship that began in school. The couple, accompanied by Guy’s niece, traveled by steamer to Washington, then hidden plans led to a Raleigh hotel ceremony performed by Rev Dr Charles B Guthrie. They will live in Norfolk where Walker will start his own business.
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Margueritte Guy
Norfolk
Irving Walker
L. A Walker
Lincoln National Bank
Washington
Guy
Raleigh
Hoyt
Walker
Miss Nichols
Charles B. Guthrie
Cidegroom
Bishop Harding to Preach at Ascension in Nelms Absence
In Lynchburg Virginia Reverend Dr J Hen ning Nelms absent from St Pauls Church Ascension will have Bishop Harding preach next Sunday morning. This marks the bishop's first service at St Pauls since his consecration. Reverend George Calvert Carter will lead night services. Vestry and Meng Club had planned a reception for Nelms last week, postponed in memory of Mrs Alfred Harding and will be held Friday February 19 on Nelms return.
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J Henning Nelms
Church of the Ascension
St Pauls Church
Lynchburg
Hardng ‘Iis
St Pauls
George Calvert Carter
St Andrew's Tae
Dr Nelms
Sirs Nelms
Whch
Alfred Harding
de Nelms
Coronation Day Observed by Japanese in Washington
Yesterday marked Coronation Day, the 2569th anniversary of Japan's independence, with the national flag raised at the embassy on a rare occasion and Japanese residents observing the day much as Americans celebrate the Fourth of July.
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Washington
Schools Near Completion In City District Delays
The district building inspector reports two new schools nearly ready for turnover to the board of education within three weeks. The Bryan School on B Street between Thirteenth and Fourteenth Southeast will be a twelve room building costing about 0. it should be ready in ten days. Lucretia Mott School at Fourth and W Streets will finish in three weeks. Garfield project has begun and is expected to be ready for occupancy at the opening of the next school year.
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Board of Education
Bryan
B Street
Thirteenth
Fourteenth Streets
Lucretia Mott
Fourth
Garfield
Extension of Newton Place to Georgia Avenue Proposed
A bill to extend Newton Place northwest from New Hampshire Avenue to Georgia Avenue and connect with Newton Place in Whitney Close subdivision was drafted by the commissioners and sent to Senator Gallinger for enactment. The extension is estimated to cost about $6,000, reflecting a greatly needed improvement in the area.
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Newton Place
New Hampshire Avenue
Georgia Avenue
Gase
Whitney Close
Senator Gallinger
Mir two ounces Mycerine with a half ounce of Tiree
An old advertisement-like notice touts a medicinal formula mixing Mycerine Pine and Tiree with Pine oil. It claims healing properties and a twenty four hour cure for curable coughs. The Leach Chemical Co. Cincinnati guarantees the preparation as genuine pine lotion.
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Rv Drugnet
Eee Yee Leach Chemical Co
Fire escape law enforcement hampered by inspectors shortage
Commissioners report to Congress that only about 3 percent of buildings under the 1908 fire escape law have complied. They cite a small force of inspectors and joint effort delays, with hotels and places of public assembly prioritized, while fireproof apartment houses and offices awaiting review.
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Congress
McGavin
Fire Department
Building Department
District Commissioner Observes Anniversary at His Desk
Henry B. Macfarland president of the district board was 43 yesterday. A large bouquet greeting him at the District building marked the day, and officials and employees extended congratulations. He also prepared for the Abraham Lincoln anniversary celebration at the new Masonic Temple at 3:30 this afternoon, serving as chairman of the arrangements.
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Henry B . Macfarland
Board of District Commissioners
Board of Commissioners
Macfarlands
Macfarland
Abraham Lincoln
New
Masonic Temple
Laborer Defies Building Permit Rule Over Boots
A laborer, a street sweeper paid a dollar fifty a day, violated a strict District building rule by attempting to carry a package from the building without a permit. He argued the boots were his, pero watchman Colliflower insisted on a permit, leading to a standoff before releasing the boots once consent was granted.
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Harry Colliflower
Bieber Appeals Pension Row Over Medical Exam
Sidney Bieber former Distnet fire marshal sought Supreme Court review after pension age disability was revoked by commissioners for refusing a required physical exam. Despite earlier orders and a Court of Appeals decision, Bieber filed for a writ of error as pension regulations shifted under Congress.
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Supreme Court
Sidney Bieber
Distnet
Clabaugh
Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Bieber
Doctor sues Medical Board over license denial
Dr Henry Honeyman Hazen filed a mandamus suit in District Supreme Court against the District Medical Examining Board after his reciprocity license request was refused. He argues his Maryland practice two years qualifies under an agreement with Maryland, despite a European honeymoon from June 1 to November 10.
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Maryland
Henry Honeyman Hazen
Washington
District Supreme Court
Medical Board of
J . Gregg Custis
George C. Ober
Ethelbert Benson
Medical Examining Board
Hazen
District of Columbia
Howard Taylor Buried In Funeral Service
The funeral of Howard Taylor, son of Henry and Sarah H Taylor, was held yesterday afternoon with Rev M Howden of St John's Georgetown officiating. He was a cousin of Admiral Robley D Evans and of the late Admiral Harry Taylor and Col D Morgan Taylor. He is survived by brothers John P Taylor and Arthur Taylor and William Taylor of Detroit.
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Howard Taylor
Henry
Sarah H ’ Taylor
M. Howden
St John’s Church
Georgetown
Taylor
Robley D Evans
Harry Taylor
Col D Morgan Taylor
John P Taylor
Arthur Taylor
Virginia
Will'am
Detroit
Woman Awarded $5,000 in Rail Suit
Mrs Gertrude Hill Wing was awarded 5000 in a damage suit against Great Falls and Old Dominion Railway. She claimed a fall on August 23 197 near the Aqueduct bridge when alighting from an unguarded car side caused a fractured hip and medical costs of 1500. The case, in Circuit Court No 2 before Chief Justice Clabaugh, charged the company with the injury and negligence. Representing her were Leckie Fulton & Cox. the railroad was represented by Wilton J Lambert and R H Ventman.
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Gertrude Hill
Gertrude Thi
Great Falls and Old Dominion Railroad Company
Clabaugh
Mia Hi
Aqueduct Bridge
Leckie
Fulton & Cox
Wilton J Lambert
R H Ventman
Decree Grants Divorce to Mrs Danzenbaker in Washington
Justice Daniel Thew Wright signed an absolute divorce for Liza Bell Danzenbaker from Oscar Allen Danzenbaker. Alimony of 100 dollars monthly awarded. Evidence alleged neglect by the husband with other women aboard his gas yacht Belle Rose. Married March 2 18___ in Washington. two children, Dorothy L and Charlotte C. Attorney George A Prevoist for petitioner Archbold Libels Yacht also involved as John D Archbold, VP of Standard Oil, filed libel against Alterio, a gas boat formerly owned by John M Murphy and now in local harbor.
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Daniel Thew Wright
District Supreme Court
Liza Bell
Danzenbaker
Oscar Allen Danzenbaker
Danzenbater
Belle Rose
Washington
Dorothy L
Charlotte C Danzenbaker
Danzeenbaker
Daughieis
George A Prevoist
Archbold
John D Archbold
Standard of Company
Alterio
John M Murphy
Concert Program Highlights From a 19th Century Orchestra
March program features Von Blon Overture Le Roi d etat and Carnival of Venice violin quartet Air Varte. Performances include Dancla Wiss Gerdia Christiani Mastera George Moskey Frank Monkey and Master Gite Radl. Grand selection Faust Nocturne Im Rosenhain with excerpts from The Waltz Dream and Sixtiletta. Conducted by Effenberg Straana Von Blox Brown.
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Victory
von Blon
Air Varte
Dancla Wiss
Gerdia Christiani
George Moskey
Frank Monkey
Gite Radl
Rosenhain
Winale
Phorenshhred
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Les
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Virginia City
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