No Room for Sick Lad Feat Frozen Feet at Police Station
Charles Jones a twenty three year old colored man faced refusal of lodging across several institutions after suffering frostbitten feet. Police records show he was left in a chair at the station, then sent to the workhouse. authorities consider a Board of Charities investigation. The incident drew attention to the lack of admission at multiple shelters and the need for hospital treatment.
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Charles Jones
Charles Joces
Pearse
Wa Ss
Jones
Sanford
Santori
Lieut Amiss
Missouri
Pennsylvan
Central Union
Leouwsiang Avenue
Rover
Albrouah
Dhe
Earst
Steve
Lochs &R
Lee
Secur
Watson
Footte
Funeral of John Wirburs Wer felises ec Liv atter nogun ite oo ude ttomt
Funeral services for John Wirburs Wer were held with pallbearers and clergy in attendance. The service included readings and hymns. The story notes the location and date details, with references to church and cemetery arrangements, reflecting a local obituary item.
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John Wirburs
Ted Ly
Gordon Wow
Albion
Guk
County Sale Schedule By Plats And Squares
Inclusive sale timetable lists multiple days from Thursday March 16 to Tuesday March 20. Items include squares 601 to 900 on March 16, SL to finish erty on March 17, plats 1 to 13 on March 18, plats 14 to 23 on March 19, and plats 410 to finish county on March 20. All sales begin at 9 am.
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Davis
Niewspap Leahdhee
Erty
Wa m
Boston Professor Shocked by Washington Sights
Boston MIT professor S H Woodbridge complained to Commissioner Macfarland about obscene items sold in Washington stores. A 45 1¢ aluminum ash tray with inappropriate engraving prompted police action and a request to curb such offerings, as detectives reported attempts to police shop windows for indecent material.
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New
Woodbridge Wis
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
Min Irgland
Macfarland
Boston
Watched Word Society
New England
Taim
Washington
Maj Sylvester
Lieut Broore
Poleeman
E Brown
New Jersey Avenue
Moore
Inauguration Day Prep For National Guard Officers
Inspection of the First Separate Battalion concluded with officers elected and two enlisted men promoted. Books and property will be checked later at Center Market armory, adjutant general Col Lomirett and others supervising. Guard uniforms are being pressed for the inaugural parade and War Department instructions awaited.
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Center Market
Lo Mirett
Brigade Naval Adt
Ensign
Sigourney
Savds
Bittalon
DO FH
Neumeyer
Nocidus
Gorge H H Marrmes
M Brett
War Department
Cayt Phiridin Ferree
W. Ek Din
Watson BR Millia
Unis Deer
Bor Girt
Njf
WP Hull
Steamer Newport News Proposed to Break Potomac Ice
Commissioner Macfarland held a conference with Haber master Sutton regarding hiring the steamer Newport News to break ice on the Potomac. The harbormaster said passage is impractical at current costs but would consider 350 dollars per day for about three days to open a channel toward Long Bridge, with tugs still needed downstream. Work to be expedited and as cheap as possible.
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Newport News
Maccfuiland
Habermaster Sutton
Potomac
Wolfox
Pond of Trade
Harbormaster Gold
Uueduct
Tle
Wis
Macfarland
Schneider Company Incorporated Certificate of incorporation filed
A certificate of incorporation was filed for The Charles Schneider Bahig Company with capital stock of 150000. The business aims to manufacture and sell bread cakes and foods for biking. Incorporators include William Berens James Lambie James Oyster Daniel Johnson Somerset Waters Amandus Forso Andrew Loffer Henry Espe and William Berens Jr. A 10 fee was paid. Also noted is a large carpet contract awarded to Clark Davenport & Co for over 5000 yards drawing interest from New York Philadelphia Baltimore and local firms.
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Charles Schneider Bahig Company
William Berens
Jime
Lambie James F Oyster
Daniel Johnson Somerset R Waters Amandus Forso
Andrew Loffer
Henry
Clark, Davenport & Co
Twelfth and
F Streets
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
PLAN FOR SANITARIUM Proposes to Purchase Building Near City
A Washington committee on consumption met at 2:30 pm in the new dispensary offices to discuss a proposed sanitarium for tuberculosis care. Gen George M Sternberg chaired, with plans for a stock company of $20,000 to fund building, grounds, and equipment. The group favored lectures in public schools and declined an invitation to a TB conference in Atlanta, stating concerns about the national association. Attending: Dr Percy Hickling, William Woodward, and others.
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Atlanta
Committee On
F Street
Percy Hickling
George M Sternberg
Rudolph Kauffmann
M. Rodrick
Board of Education
Sternberg
Sternberg 3
Woodward
National Association For the Study and Prevention
Tt Wis
VD Percy Hickling
Barman
William Woodwud
Guege M Sturnberg
Thomas Vincent
George M Kobe
Emi Tuckerman
Rudolph Kaulmenan
James Dudley Morgan
Wallace Hutch
Louis Stern
G H Hutter
Printers Aid Charities Through Employee Contributions
Government Printing Office staff raise funds for Associated Charities and Citizens Relief Association. Divisions report substantial totals to support food fuel and shoes for destitute families, with major gifts from individuals and departments noted alongside a Navy Yard concert program for the Marine Band orchestra.
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Government Printing Office
Associated Charities
Citizens’ Relief Asso
Clugens’ Relief Association
Associated Charitie
Byrre
Wefer
Bokin
May Brown
John Joy Edson
Waltridge
Edward Parquhar
Dibson Brothers
Fred G
Kean
Alberta Hunt
Sterrett
Sherratt
Louis A Pratt
Bittinger
Warthen Sa
Burdette
Pitley
Opperheimer & Bro
M C H Newcomb
William Boswell
Rey Edward Secrett Hale
Thomas R Harvey S
Husard
Lb Hodgkins
Harris P Gmid
Sterling Ruffin
George Marren
August Wo
Agnes G Russell
BY Janney
Janney
Thomas P Woodward
HW D Ofterdinger
Kinney
Sanders & Stayman
John A Swope
Citizens’ Relief Association
John F Wilkins
Des Plinthes
Baroness von Sternburg
Frank M Hoesles
If TD Wirnk
I W Huidekoper
Minna Schacter
John S
Les E Mosher
Andrew Cme Laughlin
Vernon Seminary
C O Ruedy
Meyers & Wunderly
Marine Band Orchestra
United States Navy Yard
Sousa
Romain
Berlioz
Gregh Capriccio
Trallen
Tschalkowsky
Santelmann
North Atlantic Fleet Remains At Guantanamo For A Month
The combined North Atlantic fleet including battleships Kearsarge Alabama Illinois Iowa Kentucky Massachusetts Missouri and cruisers Olympia Brooklyn Cleveland Des Moines Minneapolis Columbia Topeka and Denver along with destroyers Truxton Hull and Macdonough have sailed from San Juan and will stay at Guantanamo for another month. Separately a discussion at the District Building covered the Potomac river pollution report by M O Leighton of the Geological Survey and possible remedies including a filtration plant by next September. Health officials declined further comment but urged villagers to keep water safe. a trolley death verdict was returned for William Lester, with burial at Congressional Cemetery if relatives do not claim the body.
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North Atlantic
Kearsarge
Alabama
Illinois
Iowa
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Missouri
Olympia
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Des Moines
Minneapolis
Columbia
Topeka
Denver
Crolliers
Caesar
Marcellus
Culebra
Guantanamo
Truaton Hull
Macdonough
San Juan
M O Leighton
Geological Survey
Potoma
Walter
Hope
Leighton
Macfarland
Taighton
Saint Tikesongemisns
Vr Martarland
Opr
Calsmith S
Willam Tester
Curone
Nevile
Verdent
Chit Lister
Hamilton Linyd
Physian Stasuilty
Tin Gury
Lesters
Whippie
Kingston
Stewart
Santo Domingo
Scorpion
Carriers
Saile
Arethusa
Kearcarge
Des Voines
Minneapoli
Plumbing
Caesar Marcellus Truatun
Hull
Coal for the Philippines to use American ships
The Navy Department awards contracts to Lind & Co and McGall & Co of Baltimore to transport 6,000 tons of coal to Cavite naval station. Foreign bottoms will be used until Cavite holds at least 76,000 tons. Further contracts will follow as storage is built up, with more coal shipments by American ships.
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Navy Department
Lind & Co
McGall & Co
Baltimore
Naval Station
Cavite
Pti
Orders to Army Officers and Navy Changes
A republication of military orders grants leave of absence for several officers including Maj Edgar Russell Signal Corps and Capt Charles Ballou. Lt Henry F McPeely and Lt John Le Shupard also receive leaves. Edwin Glenn ordered to Columbus Barracks to assume command by March 16. San Francisco camping board duties assigned to Charles A Benaglt. exams for Lt Benjamin Kertost. Navy assignments shift Lieuts to various posts. salaries and retirements noted. Ship movements include Arethusa and other vessels. a new steel and timber wharf at New Orleans to cost $42,000 is planned. Admiral Dewey is ill but expected to recover and inspect the North Atlantic fleet. Bids open for 3-inch gun forgings with Driggs-Seabury as lowest bidder.
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Ddgar Russel
Edwin
Glenn Fifth Infantry
Columbus Barracks
Olio
Charles A Benaglt
Tailoring Clearance Sale Cuts Costs for Winter Wear
A local tailoring shop launches a clearance sale to clear winter stock with discounts on stripes checks and blues. Fireman Robey of Truck Company is cited in a separate item about discipline after an incident, with penalties noted by Commissioner Diefulind.
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Arthur Rebey
Reproduced article from The Washington Times 1905
A Sunday edition notice reprints a Washington Times article from February 12 1905. The text previews a historical newspaper item, signaling it as a reproduction of a prior report without additional details or new developments.
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Washington Times
Fernwood Villas Planned Along Chevy Chase Line
Sity Villas to be erected in Fernwood with sixty villas planned by Sunderlin Brothers for the Chevy Chase Land Company. Construction starts March 1 on fifteen units, priced from 4000 to 1200 dollars, with brick lower floors and brick stone upper sections. Homes will range from seven to twelve rooms in colonial Dutch and Spanish styles, signaling a major suburban boom near Connecticut Avenue.
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Fernwood
Chevy Chase Land Company
Connecticut Avenue
Times
Sunderlind Brothers
Heght
Chesy Chasa Land Company
Connecticut Avenus
Rock Creek Valley
Fragmented OCR Snippet Reveals Jumbled Local Text
A distorted OCR passage shows garbled phrases and scattered numbers. It mentions names like Griel and Joe, plus multiple dates or codes, but lacks readable context or a complete event.
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Charity Missions
Charles Postt
Gosure
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Siprom
Forrest
Gougen
Slim
Ma Forrest Ore Lucise
At Roe S Tole & Donalu Son
Due Scott
A Brees
John Marbury
Yesberead
Finny Motte
Gust Beduik
Leon
Ces
Dee Ferciad Bok Manu Lire
Aten
Nvs Lambert
Emmet Club
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Limmet Club
Conmodore
Barry
Speilcos Tun
Dion Patrick Keiiler
Library of Congress
Thomus
Johannes Marsch
Ween
L EB Stlyarburn
Riley & Sons
Weerta
Haskell
Schneider Company Incorporated
General Sternberg
Printers Aid Charities
the Navy Yard
Errmann
F St
Mount Pleasant Heights
Great Northwest
Mount Pleasant
14Th Street
Congress
Tiuuon
Whready
Old Mount Pleasant
Blugdens Deer Park
T, Plat &c Automobile
Fulton R Gordon Northwest Subdivisions
Robert E. Heater
Mgr
Colorado
Tel. Main
Lester
COAL
The
Philippines
A Anderson
Navy Yard
Washington DC &E
Pennsylvania
Bailey
Galveston
HP Perrill
P B Dengan
Shark Naval Torpedo Station
Narragansett
Franklin Navy Yard
Norfalk Va
Washington DC
Assilant
G@ R Madden
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Wasking
Twelfth New York
Albany
Twelfth Regiment
New York City
Roosevelt
Twenty-second Regiment of Engineers
Twenty Second
Naval Wharf
New Orleans
Naval Station, New Orleans
Admiral Dewey
Driggs - Seabury Ordnance Corporation
Sgeariat
Orrine
Great People’s Mission
the Crime Co
Irc
Washington D
Otrie
Wee McMichael
Vicinity
Apyleck la
Henry Evans
C Simms
Williams
Weller
E. L Leadbeater
Alexandria
Connecticut Avenue Highlands
Sity
Chevy Chase Railway
Dore
Hell
Rey
Eix Sole
Connecticut Avenue Highlands Co
Highlands
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