Greater Washington Prophecies for 1911 Outlook
Prominent Washingtonians and officials foresee a prosperous 1911 with modern reforms and public works. Leaders urge pension reform for teachers, stronger police and fire provisions, and a Washington memorial. Citizens expect Chamber of Commerce growth, park beautification, and expansive commercial development aided by new infrastructure and government employment.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce
William S. Gude
Express Companies
The
Park Commission
Congress
J. H. Smath
District of Columbia
M. Goldenberg
Simon Wolf
Taft
Theodore
Roosevelt
Joseph G
Cannon
Cuba
San Francisco
Board of Trade
Pound of Education
Maj. Sylvester
Wagner
Convention Hall
New York
Washington Post
A New Year Toast and Washington Hopes For 1911
A New Year toast frames views on Taft and Roosevelt amid wishes for progress in Washington. The piece references political forecasts and district reforms from A Leftwich Bins clair and A D Prince, plus calls for codification of local regulations and better public service governance.
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Job Barnard
Burnham Commission
T City
Rock Creek
Pbtomac
May Escape Operation Attending Baroness Hengel to United States
A report notes improvement in Baroness Hengel’s postoperative condition after an appendicitis episode, though her status remains grave and doctors expect surgery may not be needed at present.
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Holmes
Wood’s Seeds
Wood
T. W. Wood & Sons, Seedsmen
Richmond, Va
Maurer
Maurer’s
Maurer & Son CO
Philadelphis
Ao Musuuia Lats Cora, Geyer
Hushola
Washington Gas Light CO
Tenth Street
N. W
Beckers
London
Becker’s Leather Goods Co
F Street
Keeley Institute
North Capitol Street
Washington, D
Maryland
Greater Washington
Ballinger
Richard A. Ballinger
Department of the Interior
Senor de la Barra
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Spencer 8. Wood
U. 8 N
Rudolph
Cuno
Potomac
Willow Tree Alley
Maj
Richard Sylvester
A. T. Stuart
Gray
Canital City
Washington Memorial
George Washington
P. J. Hartigan
National Hibernian
National Capital
J. J. Richardson
Mos
Ehrrich
Lister
Pasteur Koch
National Bureau of Health
Geo. Wyman
Simon Flexner
Rockefeller Institution
O. G. Staples
Ernest H. Daniel
Willige, Gibbs ,& Daniel
Board of Education
E Graham
Washington City
Seventh Street
Ike
Jesus Christ
Herbert Scott Smith
John E. Briggs
D. D
Hirst Baptist Church
Lloyd Down
Brotherhood of Man
Sald Rabbi Stern
A. W. Tillinghast
Confederate Mémorial
Vermont Avenue Northwest
Jack
C. D. Merwin
United Daughters
Dickinson
A. Leftwich Bins
Poe
A. D. Prince
G. A. White
Penna. Ave
City Bulletins
Conger
Ed & N. Yjavenn
Tel
Phila. Oyster &Chop House
Nold
Ogdensburg
Tel. West
Arlington Bottling Co
Board’ of Directors
Washington Board of Trade
Harvey's
Atre T Northwest
Union Station
Servica
la Carte
California
Schwab
Ena
Ecksteif
Ave
Brussels
Ten Wire
Axminster
Wilton Velvets
Wilton
Lowell Axminster
Isi
VFR
Imperial Axminster
Aeresaer
W. B. Moses & Sons
Cor
Georges Creek
Goa
International Auto Sightseeing Transit Co
Co & Co
15Th & H
Wts
James F
Andrews
Andrews Paper CO
Louisiana Avenue
St. WN. I
St. N, W
the Sunday Post
Miss, Dagmar
Ruebner
Avenue Grand Theater
Pa. Ave. S. E
Imis
Dagmar Ruebner
Brutterine
Washington Dairy CO
Louisiana Ave
C. Lansburgh Furniture Co
Ninth St
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