Daily Horoscope for January 3 1912 and Alcazar steamer news
The January 3 1912 daily horoscope warns against idle speech and disputes while noting possible clarity in argument aided by planetary aspects. It also mentions Jupiter aiding money matters and cautions with domestic relations and marriage for material reasons. Also reported is the revenue cutter Seminole floating the grounded British steamer Alcazar at Beaufort North Carolina and its good condition for onward voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus
Uranus
McClure
Alcazar
Beaufort
N. C
Port de Paix
Philadelphia
Women Pageant to Feature Foreign Suffragists
Chinese Finnish and Norwegian suffragists will appear in native costumes in the Great Woman suffrage pageant planned for March 3. Mrs Robert Baker chairing the foreign women committee expects wives of diplomats to join. District commissioners near a compromise to allow use of part of the Avenue from the Peace monument to Continental Hall for the pageant with tableaux on the Treasury steps and a procession to Continental Hall. Advisors added Mrs Robert Baker and Mrs Eugene Carr. Mrs Burleson to appoint aides. Financing concerns include selling seats at the reviewing stands with proceeds shared with the inaugural committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifor
Robert Baker
Foreign Women Committee
Peace Monument
Eighth Street
People's Forum
Pennsylvania Avenue
Treasury Building
Continental Hall
Seventeenth
B Streets
Eugene Carr
R. C. Burleson
Diet and Health Hints From Dr. Allen
An experimental note on salt use. A reader claims increasing and then eliminating salt changes urination and urges reducing salt due to irritation of kidneys and bladder. The columnist states that absence of immediate adverse effects does not prove safety and that hints come from personal tests and lab work.
Gridiron Star and Actress Wed Secretly
A gridiron star and actress married in a quiet ceremony after a day spent in social duties. Miss Asquith donated time to Tuberculosis care while attending afternoon events and later joined Lady Aberdeen at the opening of a baby-saving show in the city’s negro section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asquith
Lady Aberdeen
Royal society figures and heiress in public eye
The Countess of Aberdeen and Miss Violet Asquith visited Independence Hall and Philadelphia’s playgrounds with Dr. Tait McKenzie. The Countess, famed as a likely wealthiest Englishwoman after her husband Sir William Abdy’s death, previously supported aviation ventures and inherited a fortune including art valued at around $506,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Cohen
Palmer Robinson
Indian Army
Wiliam Abdy
Sir William
England
Abby
Grahame-White
Independence Hall
Countess of Aberdeen
Ireland
Violet Asquith
Great Britain
Director of
Health and Charities West
Brumbaugh
Phipps Institute
Freshening velvet and renovating feather and silk hats
The article outlines seasonal hat care from Frances, detailing velvet cleaning by brushing and steaming, oil or kerosene spot removal, and full renovation steps. It covers ostrich feather cleaning with gasoline, flower and ribbon restoration using water color paints and gasoline, and cautions on even strokes to avoid imprinting.
Baltimore Youth Accused in $2000 Apartment Robberies
Harry Channell, 19, of 382 St Paul Street, is held for grand jury action on four larceny counts totaling nearly $2000 in jewels plus other charges. Detectives arrested him after a failed robbery attempt at Mrs. M E Carr’s Royalton apartment. He posed as a son of wealthy parents and frequented upscale circles. He declined to speak before Magistrate Supples as officers said he admitted robberies to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Harry Channell
St. Paul Street
Hammersla
Bustek
Atkinson
M. E. Carr
Royalton
Sup Pies
Central Police Court
J. W. Chew
Druid
Charles H. Abraham
Severn Apartments
John Warfield
Gov. Warfield
Llewellyn
Jack Carey Johnson
Channell
Carr
Speculation on Heiress Ward’s Finances Highlights Wealth
The narrative describes a man well supplied with funds, wearing diamond rings and jewelry gifted by his father. He spent lavishly, took few side trips to Atlantic City and other resorts, and gave the impression that his money was unlimited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Legal record ranking multiple Supreme Court and court notices
A dense docket summary lists admissions to practice, filings and motions in United States Supreme Court cases Nos 481, 588, 602, 603, 500, and more, including appearances for Effie Hoke and the United States. It covers Court of Claims and District of Columbia Court entries, with adjournments, hearings, and listed participants, then catalogs equity, circuit, criminal, and bankruptcy proceedings across numerous cases, and finally details probate actions and real estate securities across many Washington, D.C. blocks and squares. The record preserves names of parties, attorneys, and the specific courts and docket numbers involved in a sweeping round of court activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Koning
Justice Holmes
Justice Dey
Justice Lurton
Justice Hughes
van Devanter
Justice Lamer
Pitney
M. Walcott
Valentine
Nebr
Rush
Aclland
Colorado Springs
Colo
Delphi Carpenter
Greeley
Wyoming
Colorado
Fred Farrar
United States
Della Bennett
John A. Johnson
Lyman T. Hoy
C . Feava
C W. Howth
Effie Hoke
C. W Howth
Max Levy
Clare
Northern Pacific Railway Company Et al
United States of America
Charles Donnelly
Ellef
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Justice Robb
van Orsdel
Calley
Warder
J. J. Hamilton
Appellce
Hewitt Vn
Weintraub
Hewitt
Hewitt Ye Weintraub
George E Crane
Tyler
Appellant
Hayes Ys
Muddleson Et al
W . Lester
J. Archer
Appellee
Hayes
Huddiesom
Torneys
Lester—Archer, Darlington, Smith
Royal Glue Company
Lange
Attorneys
Gerdiner, Whiteford
Ralston, Siddens & Richardson
Whitford
Colbert, Whitford—Strickland
Ve. Bruenemer
Davis
Lyon & Lyon
Merillat
Kappler
Richard Bon
Great Falls and
Old Dominion Railroad Company
Hammerly
Lambert ~Ralston
Siddons & Richardson
Willia
Real Estate Transfers List for Several DC Streets
Real estate transfers recorded across multiple Washington streets including 520 A Street and 206 Sixth Street Northeast. Transactions show buyers Samuel H Walker and Harry Wardman interests, with parcels in squares and lots at Pleasants, West Holmead Manor, Le Droit Park, and other districts, prices largely $10 or $500, plus a $19 Bay area transfer to Washington Loan and Trust Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam McQuesney Et Ax
Elmer & E Ramey
Alonzo B. Johnson
Mabel Johnson
University Park
Charles H.fred Etux
Chapin Brown
Henry H. Bergmann
Oriental Building Association
Charles H. Fred Etux
Arthur W Exling
S Percy Thompson
Herbert ‘P Shannon
Harry Wardman
John H Chaney
Lewis P. Steele
Ux To
Percy ‘Thompson
Herbert T. Shannon
Thomas Howes
Petworth
George H. Ward
Henry H Bergmann
Charles Schafer
Northern Liberty German-American Building Association
Leo G. Cleveland
Philip B Cleveland
HR. Howenstein
Iread W Reaves
Edgar, Richardson
Daniel K. Trimmer
Herbert A. Gill
Theodore N. Gill, Jr
Sentimonally
Basil C. Wallach
Ernest L Schmitt
George M Emmerich
German-American Building Association
Sarah L Alexander
Harry P
Huddieson
Harry E Hay
Thomas W Hay
Chichester
Discovery
Perry Farm
Tyrvall
Biddle Et Ux
National Savings and Trust Company
William B Duncan, Jr
Brookland
Everard Brewer, Jr
Janes F Hood
Firman R Horner
McLachlen Banking Corporation
Columbia
Heights
William C Blandon
Douglass
Mackall
Washington
Permanent Building Association
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
Edward T Johnson
Bert T Ames
Harold S de Witt
Henriette C Sinclair
Roland Evans
Felix A’ van Reuth
Laura V Evans
John H Nolan
Henry C Stewart
Charles W Simpson
Charles B Osborn
Whitney
Herry G Laycock
George MoEmmerich
George L. Ockaradt
Harry 5
Welch
Louis R Peak
Helen B Welch
George L. Ockstadt
J Leo Kolb
William D Coombs
Ellen O'Connell
Belair Heights
Lillian L Moses
Arthur C
William J
Hermann Howenstein
Emanuel Speich
Charles J Walker
Charles F Butler Et al
Union ‘Trust Company
Washington Loan and ‘Trust Company
Sixth Street
Samuel H Walker
Capital City Benefit Society
Pleasant
Arthur W. Exline
West Holmead Manor
Lewis P
Elale A Steele
Seventh Street
Michael J Weller
Michell Weller
Mortimer du Peron
Amelia W. Janson
Fourteenth Street
Corbin
H. Sydney King
Twelfth Street
Herman R. Howenstein
Toigo
Philip B. Cleveland
Fifteenth Street
John Nar
Bowmanville Et al
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Square
le Droit Park
Highth Street
Leonard A. Black
Reece H. Dutton
Avemeyer
Et Ax
Tyrrell Biddle
Nations Savings and Trust Company
Crustes
Aarthur Carr
India
M. Kewhouse
Sit
Washington Heights
Marion V. McArdle
Thomas E
James
Richardequ
Ninth Street
Katie
Catherine Printz
James D Richardton
Also Mentioned on This Page
P-B & Co
Stara Incline
Jupiter
China
Norway
Finland
Burleson
T. J. Allen
Joseph B. Bowles
Maurice
FLYNE
Lefty Flynn
YALE
Lefty” Flynn
Maurice Bennett Flynn
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale University
Irene Claire
Winter Garden
New York City
Paris
J. A. Flynn
Bennett Construction Company
City Hall
New York
Frances
Barbara Boyd
Hall of Fame
Ufe
Brace
Polige
Raffles
Calvert
The
Calvert Co
United States Court of Claims
Presert
Stanian J. Peelle
Howry
Booth
Barney
William A Moore
Piedmont
Ohio
George A. King
Plaintiff
George M. Anderson
Joseph E. McDonald
Navy
F. de C Faust
Gilbert H. Tracey
Weiser
Idaho
Herry Peyton
George T Stormont
Harry C. Kilmer
Army War College
Washington Barracks
Wiliam R. Andrews
Supreme Court
Equity Court No
Justice Barnard
Cook
A. Toomey
Baldwin
Duncan
Birney
C. W. Fowler
Plaintin
A. A. Birney
W. Fowler Dohagon
Johnson
D. T Hassan
Examiner
G. Beala Bloomer
Equity Court No. 2
Justice Anderson
Tne
William J. Brosnan
FA. Fanning
Frank Koalich
F. A. Sonneman
Sonmmeman
J. Arthur Lynham
Battedge Witlygn
W. “Ambrose
Yer. McCeney
Samuel Maddox
Hersey
L. J. Mather
Richard J. Downey
John Ridout
King Vs Boldeni
Phin Aife
Mangan
Circuit Court No
Clabhugh
Casson
Washington Gaslight Company
Dare
Peyeor
Newntyer
Plaintif
C. H.merillat
M. N. Richardson
Fendant
George P. Hoover
Oswall Va
Potomac Electric Power Company
Merillat & Richardson
Darlington
Richardson
Potomas Electric Power
Schneider
McKinley
Derr
Peyser, Newmyer
Reeves
Green
Edwards, Conch—Ridout
Circuit Court
Justice Wright Thomas Somerville Company
Thurman
J. Dawcon
Criminal Court NO 1
Justice Stafford
William Monolokos
Masault
ME. O'Brien
F. # Cattaday
Soterios Nickolean
United Staten Va
Raymond Jordan
Howard F Hoffman
Arthur Jackson
Dennis Gantt
Criminal Court NG
Justice Gould
United States Va
John J. Patten
Joseph O’donnell
Robert Maxwell
Albert Nally
Wiliam P . Connell
Joseph Needham
Frank Dougherty
M E. O'Brien
W E .Ambrose
J. E Lankey
F Edward Mitchall
Mr. Bezeh
John Coon
James F. Kelly
Albert Thornett
Albert Scott
Lemuel Brown
T L Jones Diges
Va Jaeger
J T. Mullaly
H. L Gies
Iay Levi
W W Stewart Anrety
Loore Ve. Eberle
H W. Lohon
HR. I. Miller
Forrest
Hunster
H. A. Hegarty
W CG. Sullivan
Forrest Va
Hegarty
Sullivan
Gaddis
Frank M. Finley
Leonard A. Block
Ralph
Ficharty
Bond
Frobate
Charles G. Lynch
John Ridowt
Jerome Wise
John Kerman
R. L. Williams
J. 8
Kemp
Mary Megahey
Frederick A. Fenning
A. Fenning
B. W Parker
Mary R Pratt
Sarah A. Wise
John C Kessel
A. H. Beil
Richard T Umbau Et al
D. E. Clarke
Sarah
Pe Lamater
Joao Wardeley
William An ‘Regus
David G. Cleveland
Russell G Walker
Thomas B. Walker
BR. H. Walker
Weitmuller
George Bomford
D. Boo
George N. Bomford
Lyon & Lyon Aes
Jacob E. Blake
Meye
Lyon ‘On
Festate
M. Macrae
Laweuiia
William E. Ambrose
Frank Maunaine
Lea A Rover
Oliver PM. Brown
Walter Porter
Lindsay Winslow
Municipal Court
Margaret I. Selby Va
Florence
Swann Et al
M. D Rosenberg
F H. Finley & Son
Lucas P Loving
L. L. Perkins Royal Indemnity Co, L Tish
Bene Bah
Burnstine’s
Pa. Ave
Surety Loan CO
Sth
Fats
Louis Abrahams
N. W
Cui
Lomna
Spain
Arlington & Go
Jenifer
7Th St. N. WL
W. Amercians
Nevmomia
American Loan Co
D. H. Tolman
Prudential Loan Trust Company
Wther Company
Net
Tire Reliance Loan and Trust
EB Street
Danka
Bani
Society
Shia
Fes
National Loan and Investment CO
Thom
H. Elwood
7Th St
Potomac Financial CO
St. N. W
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