Union Lodge installation of officers at I O F event
Grand Chaplain H. S Petty officiated as Edwin C. Glasscock NG GEB Maltby V Ga win F Brown R C John H Nalley FL8 and appointive officers A. Romania J A McDowell Henry W Marks B D Powell Irving R Schwinger Samuel Berhardt W J Hootney TN Scott W Hartley installed. Petty and O'Brien urged prompt action on proposed Odd Fellows Home in this jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Lodge
No. 11
Petty
Edwin C. Glasscock
Geb. Maltby
V. Ga
F. Brown
R. C
John H. Nalley
A. Romania
J. A. McDowell
Henry W. Marks
C. G
B. D. Powell
Irving R. Schwinger
Samuel Berhardt
L. S
W. J. Hootney
TN. Scott
Ww. B. Hartley
Messrs. Petty
O’brien
Odd Fellows
Georgetown Gas Light seeks 150000 bonds for Woodley road mains
The Georgetown Gas Light Company filed with the Public Utilities Commission to issue 150600 bonds to refund floating indebtedness and extend gas mains into the Woodley road region. The plan covers construction along Twenty-ninth Street to Woodley road at an estimated cost of 25000, with hearings and an investigation by statistician J G Williams to follow. Residents of Woodley lane and Cleveland Park welcome the move, citing previous complaints of poor gas service and outages during high demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Utilities Board
Woodley Road
Georgetown Gas Light Company
Public Utilities , Commission
Twenty-ninth Atrest
R Street
Lovers’ Lane
Massachusetts Avenue
Kenersl
Traunk-Lines
Public Utilities‘ Commission
J. G. Williams
Wood Jey Lane
Cleveland Park
Mra
Jane
Bateligee
Wemee
Wiléegnsin
Virginia Beach
Ing
Gas Light Company
Si.Greenwan
Severdi
Dpear
F.7vinson
Whehington
Renee
Mannig Lo
Leonardtown
Gompers to Lay Cornerstone of New Federation Building
In a noon ceremony labor leaders gather as Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor lays the cornerstone of the new federation building at the northwest corner of Ninth Street and Massachusetts Avenue Northwest. Secretary of Labor Wilson delivers the principal address. Officials escorted from the Oregon building by the American Federation of Musicians to the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Federation
Ninth Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Lebor Wilson
Ourago
American Federation of Musicians
Births Reported In Local Vital Records List
Birth announcements list multiple families with newborns including boys and girls. Entries mention Harry and Milfred Gilborne, Edward Burneygil with Rose Ladd, Martin De Broske with Eva, Adolphe with Lillian, Bridge and Edna Murray, Nathan and Frances Read, Vincent Sisler, George Stanford, Samuel Smith, Wilbur Kieffer, Nattle Headrey, Edward Bentley, Theon Gibbs, George Hart, Arthur Johnson, Thomas Smith, Charles Chisholm, John Anderson with Mabel Burkhart, detailing various newborn genders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry 3
Snd
Milfred HL Gihborne
John G
T. Oar
Edward
Nellie A
Sisler
George H
Josephine A
George
Nannie
Hart
Arthur and
Matte Johnson
Thomas H
Dorle Smith
Charles
Erlena Chisholm
John H
Katherine Anderson
Mabel Bf
Burkhart
Gtel
Licensed to Marry in Several States and Counties
The notice lists multiple intended marriages with ages and locations including Beaver Dam Virginia Clocknatt Ohio Georgetown B C Washington and reverends H J ta H F Downs John EB Briggs, detailing licenses granted to B Satterwhite Lenora and Samuel Waskow Annie Dobkin Gerald Rhodes Eveleth Banford and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Satterwhite
Lenora
Beaver Dam
Bev. H. J
Charles HF. Gartles
Gerral L. Rhodes
Georgetown
B. C
Eveleth M. Banford
Washington
John EB. Briggs
Deaths Reported in City Hospitals and Homes
A list of deceased individuals with ages and last-known addresses from Government Hospital for the Insane Garfield Hospital Georgetown University Hospital and other city facilities. Names include John H Molin Emma Ecanp Maria Smith Gustavide Lasanske Obediah D Dunningtoe Farah Owens Aline Wilds Ellen Actor Annie Bullivan Florence Johnson Hattie Brooke Catherine Brocka Thomas Dorsey Placita Cockley Mary Talbert Thomas Howie Albert Brown Richart Fine Taeaders Lynch and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Molin
Government Hospital
I Emma F
St. Nw
Mary M- Smith
Lasanske
Hicker Jane
Day
Willie
Euelid St
Christian C. Auracher
Obediah D. Dunningtoe
Quebec Place
Farah A. Owens
School St
Aline Wilds
Temple Court
Ellen Actor
Annie Bullivan
Widge St
Florence Johnson
Allen's Court
Hattie Brooke
Catherine Brocka
Thomas Dorsey
Freedmen’s Hostel
Placita Cockley
Georgetown University Hospital
Mary Talbert
Children’s Hospital
Thomas Howie
Albert Brown
Garfield Hospital
Richart Fine
Garfeld Hospital
Taeaders Lynch
Providence Hospital
Swiss Aviator Demenjcz Dazzles Capitol Crowd With Ground Loop
Thousands witnessed a dramatic aerial display by Swiss aviator Demenjcz near the Washington Monument and Capitol grounds. He looped within close distance to the crowd, executed a ground-hugging spiral glide, and flew over the ellipse before ascending to about 2,500 feet. A second flight followed then a return to the hanger as police kept spectators back. He warned of treacherous air currents near the White House and promised a later demonstration for Congress on Capitol grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
pan-American Scientific Congress
Demenjcz
Monument Grounds
Ea Domenios
White House
Capitol
Tove
Polo Grounds
Domdnjos
Dom=entor
Pennseylvania Avenue
Monument
Wos
Pole
Infant Welfare Center
Washington
Domens
Congress
Capitol Grounds
Reaters Chamberlain
Tillmar
Hay
Padgett
Demenjor
Daily Sun and Tide Table Forecast for District of Columbia
Weather bulletin from the Weather Bureau notes a Friday to Saturday forecast across the District of Columbia and surrounding areas with partly cloudy conditions and moderate winds. Temperatures show a general decline from New England to the Ohio valley and Southwest, with snow and rain expected in the lake region and southern Missouri, followed by clearing in northern districts. Local data reports midnight temperature around 52 and afternoon readings near 47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
D. C
Columbia
Virsiniz
Rafri
Mary
New England
Middle Atlantic
Lower Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Upper Lake Region
Oas Valley
Tennessee
Missouri
Kansas
Gulf
Winets
Lake
Dintelets
New Eariday
Court grants joint custody in infant custody case
Justice Gould signed a decree granting joint custody of the infant Chelétman baby to his mother and his father James Ernest O'Neil, after the mother claimed the child had been kidnapped and the case hinged on a writ of habeas corpus. The mother, represented by David Weiner and Frad M. Pellman, sought to keep the child in the District Court’s jurisdiction for Christmas, while a caretaker was arranged for final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelétman
James Edward
O'Neil
Berar
Adams
Navy
Stawr
Ther
Rosstyn
Rosslyn
District Court
Daily Mall Grocery and Event Items Mentioned
Fragmented OCR lists multiple grocery items and prices such as white potatoes 30¢, walnuts 1%, asparagus 2 can, and sweet corn 8 cang. It also references entertainment: Charlie Chaplin "Fitney Elopement" and a star event at 2000 Baughter galore, plus advertisements for oysters and a 14th street location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Be Pylen
Charlie Chaplin
Oherite
Atara
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California
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Chicago
Los Angeles
the Pacific Limited
San Francisco
Milwaukee & St
G. J. Lincoln
Chestnut Street
Lson
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Joe” Tyroler
Vosges
James Hazen Hyde
France
Alsace
Lorraine
Hyde
Paris
Joffre
Next
Post
Horning Retee
South End of Highway Bridge
Riterion
John T. Crowley
Star Building
Baltimore
Goodwin
Calvert
St. Baltimore, Md
Gompers
Wilson
A. F of L
Dementor
P.M
Bian Isc
Aunatine
Asheville
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Ore
Bismarck
Sheree
Cheyenne
Wyo
Davenport
Tow
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Mich
Duluth
Minn
Galvesto In
Tex
Mont
Belena
Jacksonville
Indianapolis
Ind
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la Little Rock
Memphis
Tenn
Marquette
New Orleans
New York
North Platte
Nebr
Omaha
Shiladelphia
Fittsburgh
Fortland
Portland
Greg
Salt Lake City
Trab
Bt Louis
St. Paul
San Francisro
Cal
Springfield
Wvgen
Cis
Anna
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10Th Street N. W
Washington Gas Light Company
Chisf
Covington
Dunne
Lewis H. Webster
Tobham
Justice Covington
Walter "H
George V. Buck
John Fwinn
Kees A & Wainwright
William Stri¢bijrig
A H. Strasburger
Thomas P. Moore
John Dogan
Charles A. Aspinwall
John, H .Grove
James
J. Mulvihill
Matthew Cook
J.H. Hulbert
Charles B- Hood
Charles 3. Raider
H. Clay Bayly
Alex~Cole
Eugene Action
I Iné, Jr
Frederick
Jeinaéa
Vincent ‘D. Mugo
Wiliim J. Holtman
Bewley Bland
Willem
Wise
Fenn W Inacoe
George H. Chism
Walter Busey
James Mondy
Prigas
Duval James A. Whitfeld
Lawrence F. McGees
Cornelas Sullivan
C. J. James
Louis R. -Peak
Marceron
Frank P.sheehy
W. R. Reiss
William Deits
Henry
Haight
Henry Clay
Barclay
Wenger
Clend
Atchison
Avenue
Id. J. Kaufman
D. J. Kaufman
the Man's Store
Pa. Ave
Branley Hell
John
M. Zimmermann
Aeprsarians
Brigg
Edwards
Zimerman Watts
Fischer
la Gabana
Granada
Wanrich
Vame
D. J. O'Connell
Holmes
Piano Co
Earead
Thirteenth
Hirsh’s Shoe Stores
7Th St
Washington's Hastert-Growing
M. Stein & Co. Quality . Tailors
Sth
F Streets
Tharp
Berkeley
Rye
F Street
National Electrical Supply Co
Phorme Masou
H. Abramson
AD Tamson
Muddiman
Harry Kaufman, Inc
Seventh St. N. W
Wat
Harry
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