Fancy Fowl in Star Seats at Poultry Show Opener
The National Capital Poultry and Pigeon Association opens a premier exhibition this evening at the Arcade featuring a wide range of fowl. Entry lists include numerous breeders and firms, with egg distribution to the Emergency Hospital this year and last year to the Washington Diet Kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Capital Poultry and Pigeon Association
Joseph Albrecht
Will
Sam L. J. Altwater
Edwin C. Baker
L. I. Geatl
F. M. Benjamin
W. &. Bolleus
Hificott
Brish Bros
Charles C. Brunk
Louis H. Buckman
Ward D. Burdine
Burnside Poultry Farm
D. F. Bussy
Juan C. Byrd
C. D. Clayton
E. W. Comiey
P. B. Crandall
W. EB. Cris
B. Crosa
John Havis
J. Fes ‘Delandorf
Dr. H. B. Dunne
Lloyd E. Eberly
Charles A. Fabritz
W. F. Hartman
W. Humphries
Henry J. Hunt
B. Ote Batoningen
Ci G. Johnson
Morris FB
Foto
Gorin W. Jones, Jr
R Norman Jones
Lan Jonas
Wart Keefauver
wilhSohy
A. Kerr
A. Kirk
J. K. Kotelar
A. H. Kun- Pant
R. Hale
Elwood Taylor
William mi Roy
Waite
Ung
Harry White
Blelvin Ikerson
A. L. Woody
Areva H
Sun and Tide Table and Weather Forecast, 1816
The announcement provides sun rise and set times, tides, and a Weather Bureau forecast for the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia. It notes a cold wave along the Atlantic and east gulf, with freezing temperatures tonight on the northwestern Florida coast, rising interior temperatures, and storm warnings on the north Pacific and southern California coasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8
Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Atlantic
East Gulf States
Florida
Gulf States
Lee
Becky Mountains
California
New York
New England
Mississippi River
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic States
North Pacific Coast
City News In Brief 2
Public hearing set for Thursday at 10 on transfer of Patrick Rafferty saloon license to widow Mary Rafferty. Rafferty’s saloon at 225 Leverith Street NE. Six new tennis courts rise in Henry Park for Washington Public Buildings project, due in about a month. Board of Trade to meet for schools reports and District commissioners plan. Various society meetings, obituaries, and civic notices parsed with names and locales throughout Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. J. Smith
Nexcise Board
P. . Drury
Lnte
Patrick Rafferty
Mary Rafferty
Rafferty
Bleverith Street
Excise Board
Waghington
Office of Public Buildings
Henry Park
Penneylynnig
B Streets
Angmonth
Board of Trade
Committee On Public Schools
Committee On Charities and Correction
Board of Charities
Antiwar League of the
District of Columbia
Public Library
Warren Worth Bailey
Congress
Pennsylvania
Oswald Garrison Willyard
Hollingsworth Wood
New York City
Firestorm Hits Washington Garage Amid Gale Blaze
A two story Rosslyn Supply Co structure at Twenty seventh and I NW burned in a dawn blaze caused by lamp oil overflow. Wind and ice hampered crews from Engines 6 23 1 and the big fireboat with Truck 8 as eight hours of effort saved adjacent property. $35,000 loss with good insurance. Other small fires taxed departments and a lumbering storm of incidents injured Fireman Henry Lambert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosslyn Supply Company
I Atreeta
Knott & Mahler
Twenty-third Street
Harris Gordon
Engine Company
EK Street
J. Beamer
Jacob Levine
Seventh Street
Sixteenth Street
Jacob Kobblegard
Park Road
Bazil Miller
William B. Redman
Fourteenth Street
Haglue Company
Henry Lambert
F Street
American Chamber of Commerce for the Levant formed
District Court news reports the filing of articles of incorporation for the American Chamber of Commerce for the Levant by Er. H. Pratt Nicholas Tekharat Jr and Barry Mohun to promote trade between the United States and Eastern Mediterranean nations. The article notes twenty directors for the first year and references a special law permitting such foreign commerce organizations to incorporate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER. H. Pratt
Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
Nicholas tEekharat, Jr
Barry Mohun
Recorder of Deeds of
Amierican Chamber of Commerce
Levant
Pratt
Congress
United States
American Chamber of Commerce of
Paris
Funeral of Dr. B F Gibbs in Columbia Heights
The funeral for Dr Benjamin F Gibbs reader in civic work in Columbia Heights was held yesterday at 2 PM at his home 2125 Fourteenth Street NW. The Rev George Fishesudley of St Stephen's Episcopal Church conducted services. Pallbearers included Arthur B Shreve and Charles Lancaster of the Columbia Heights Citizens Association, Drea I B Swarmstedt and William Rufug King of the Homeopathic Medical Society, and R R J Cooley and Daniel Webster of the Modern Woodmen of America, with a delegation from the association attending. Former officers William Harr announced the presidents and officers of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Gibbs
Columbia Heights
Fourteenth Street
George
Fishes Udley
St. Stephen's
William Rufug King
Homeopathic Medical Society
Messrs
RR. J. Cooley
Daniel Webster
Modern Woodmen of America
Columbia Heights Citizens’ Association
William R.“ Harr
Charles 5. Bundy
Daniel W. Edelin
Agreement Reached for $75 Monthly Alimony in Juvenile Court
James P. McDonald a New York capitalist with Haitian railroad interests agreed to pay Edith McDonald $75 a month for maintenance after a juvenile court session. The deal followed a negotiation with Loyd representing the husband Ottenberg for the wife and Schuldt for the court. Also noted are two Oklahoma farmers probation approvals and presidential clemency for election officials under the grandfather clause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. M&donald
New York
Edith McDonald
Representative Loyd
Missouri
Laula Ottenberg
Washington
Gus A. Schuldt
Frank Guinn
J. J. Beal
Oklahoma
Wilson
Why Yay More Money Werth er Wonsy Beck
A cryptic OCR fragment shows names and an address, suggesting a note or notice about money or ownership. The readable parts include SD J Kaufman and a street name aden Ave, implying a possible local notice or personal reference rather than a full article. The item lacks clear action or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Money's Werth
J. Kaufman
Aden Ave
Will of Justice Lamar Filed. Widow Named Principal Heir
The will of Joseph Rucker Lamar, late associate Justice of the U S Supreme Court, was filed for probate with the district register. Widow Mrs Clarinda Pendleton Lamar seeks letters testamentary. Estate valued over 130000 with life use of Augusta home, library, and a plan to share real property among heirs. The will names Mrs Lamar as executrix and leaves two sons Philip and William portions including a quarry stake and possible library transfer at a value fixed by Augusta bar. The Washington home and Georgia real estate fund the estate with various notes and insurance listed. Attorneys McKenney and Flannery filed the will and petition yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Rucker
Lamar
United States Supreme Court
Villa
Clarinda Pendleton Lamar
Augusta
Mra
Lemer
Philip Rucker Lamar
Atlants
William Pendleton Lamar
Justice Lamar
Georgia
William
Greene Street
Washington
New Hampshire Avenue
8 Street
Janda
McKenney and
Flannery
New Dunbar School Named by District Commissioners
District commissioners named the new colored high school at First and streets NW the Dunbar School in honor of poet Paul Lawrence Dunbar despite Board of Education recommendations to name it Charlotte Forten Gunke. The move follows a prior dispute over naming Park View School as Elizabeth V. Brown. Many prominent colored educators supported the Dunbar name. The government asked the Supreme Court to dismiss David Lamar’s appeal on impersonation charges amid ongoing debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Board of Education
Charlotte Forten Gunke
Colared Rice
Board At Education
Park View
Fiizabeth V. Brown
U.S
David Lamar
Supreme Court
New York
United States
Palmer
Pennsylvania
Quamar
Birth announcements with mixed names and genders
Birth notices list numerous couples and newborns with fragmented names and genders. Entries mention Thomas Welch and a girl, James Price with a boy, Walter Morgen with a girl, and other pairs producing boys or girls, all rendered in garbled OCR style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Berthe Welch
Harles
Acely
James B
Eleanor ¥. Price
Garon B.H
Wisabeth
Morgen
John Uid
Walter
Yar
Clarence
Eg Ey
Dopo PF
Meo Union
Artes W
Florence Raines
Jennie Feleman
Senare
Ana Zena Yin
Walter M
Mi A Ponent
Witte
Aleda Ti von D Beeneel
Id Bérpadita
Antonelli
Piven
Hoby Smallwood
James
Lula
Perry
Belph
Odie Nash
Charley
Mat Fonroe
Nrew
Bea Jackzos
John 21Oni Gascon
Howard
Florence Ford
Hie
Licensed to Marry Names in Fragmented Notices
A garbled OCR list shows multiple marriage license entries with names and ages, including Ernestee Alnntt and Lacie W. Gott, and numerous clergy signatories from varied towns. The text remains unreadable in parts, combining first names, ages, and locales with repeated reverends and scattered places such as Washington and Richmond.
Deaths in District Area Reported in Local Notices
Mary Whient 4 years, 1004 Potomac Ave NE. Janet White, Taye, Fat Benjamin Siva, 7. Timothy J. Ken Herteed, 3. Annie E. hes Casualty, Hospital. Lewis Gowetens. Adama Ati. Toad NW arena. George Washington University Hi Mary Erritt, 78 years, 204 South Street NE. Vernon, James 82 years, 802 with Henry M. gene. Mary White 1 month, 48 H Street NE. Thomex F and Bertha Welah. Isabel Park, 25 years, 1711 T Street NW. Clara Dandridge, 22 years, 670 Calien NE. Lewis Walker, 87 years, 16865 S24 at NW. John Shank, 18 years, Warfield Hospital. Hobingon, 47 years, 1823 Street NW. Brown, 7 months, Freedmen's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Whient
Potomac Aye
Andrews
Janet White
Taye
Benjamin F. Siva
Timothy J. Ken Herteed
Annie E. Hes
Hospital
Lewis W. “Gowetens
Mary
John Shank
Warfield Hospital
R. Hobingon
St. Nw
Brown
Freedmen’s Hospital
City Bulletins. He Chaypit "Caught in the Ratz."
Fragmented OCR text lists assorted city items with unclear names and places. Readable fragments mention a store, glass, and people Collins and Sappeteer in a chaotic sequence. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the legible portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sore Collins
Sappeteer
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Edmonston
Edmonston & Co
Elk Grove
Golden & Co
la. Ave
Hoyler’s
Bompgovet
Byron S. Adams
Harry Kaufman, Inc
Seventh St. N. W
Home Building Association
Pennn
Ave. N. W
U. A Comptroller of Currency
Claughton
Taylor
W. T. Galither
James M. Woodward
Wascott
Parcel Post
Clement HE Allen
ENC
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Arnshaw & Bro. Racers
H. Abramson
Abramsor
City News
Yails Kia
Hrythidnae
Evento Century Club
Mira
Julia Mattia
Seventeenth _ street
Daniel Borden
Louisa
Harvey W
Wiley
Columbia Historical Society
Shersham
Thester
Study Club
Washington Center
Drama League
Pudye Library
Irish National Theater
Ralphy A. Graves
Local Weather Report
G. W. Santman
Willoughby Santman
Bakersville
Santman
Hartimore and Ohio Railroad
Hig Farm
Halfway
Frederick County
Raffa
National Geographic
Luther Place Memorial Church
Onteenth
N Streets
George M. Diffenderfer
Pastors’ Fund: Society
General Lutheran Synod
Charles King
A. A. Sousa
Washington Cricket Club
D. H. Rhodes
William Warren
James &. Cannon
Anthony A
Souse
Richard
W. Ober Charten
King
B.C. Hu
W. J. Wamunds
B L. Biller
Cannon
L. D. Miley
Library of Congress
Pavilion
Frederick BE. Enelp
Katherine Becker
Plantat
Georgia Miller
Annie 2. Roche
Stephen Cassansa
North Capitol
E Street
Government Printing Office
Ireland
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United States Treasury Department
J. J. Brosnan
St Aloysius’ Catholic Church
Mount Olivet
John Happ
Sixth Street
Happs
Western Union Telegraph Company
White House
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Anne Happ
C. Bogan
Margaret
Bernarding Happ
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Brent and Dent
Blair and Hayes
National Marine’ Engineers
Sottation
Raleigh
Bruce Gibson
E. H. Roberta
C. M Vosturgh
Wiliam Wilson
George A. Grubb
A. L. Jones
S&s. Harrington Littell
St. Paul's Cathedral
Hankow
China
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The
Missionary Society
Roland Cotton’ Smith
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Dunlop
C. B. Stetson
Jong
Henrietta. W. Calvin
Burgeau of Education
Parents’ League
Wilman Normal School
Frederick J. Bailey
Laureau of Mines
Vermont Society of Washington
Washington Club
Seventeenth and Kaurenfs Northwest
H. B. Moulton
Sociery
Young
Kenyon ‘Street
Norwood
Morie Pellegeman
Menera
Rosenfeld
Mincosky
Albert Kislink
Morris Barasock
Joseph Cohen
Morris Goldberg
Morrie Groasman
Richard A. Shaw
Ag “Dick
C Street
Senate
Asheville
Atlan
Atlantic City
Jamparck
Chica
Ohio
Cheyenne
Davenport
Iowa
Des Moines
Detroit
Mich
Druinth
Minn
Galveston
Tex
Helena
Mont
Indianapolis
Jackson
Kansas
Ah Lake City
Oe Paul
Ban Francisco
Cal
Springfield
Big Blaze
Gale
Rosslyn Supply Co
District Court News
Cornelius Ford
Department of Justice
Walker
Court” of Claims
Attornay Reeves T. Strickland
Edward P. Griffin
H. Cliffcriffin
Carrie C. Grimid
Codiella
Julius A. Maedel
Percy Wallace
Clifford
Cranston
Griffin
Executor& Thie Realty
New-York Avenue
Atrest Northwest
George Brown
George Johnson
O& Suit
Wallace Bannatt
Covington
William Henry Dennis
Ehat
District Bar
Eckington
L Walter Sharpe
John Connor
Mary D. Connor
Agnes G. Hilton
Cornelina A. Connor
Louis Shoemaker
Howard 8. Quinlan
Justice Gould
Circuit Division 1
District Supreme Court
Justice Stafford
Circuit Division 2
Cincinnati
Fulton Trust Company of
McKenney & Flannery
Benjamin 8. Minor
Faust & Wilson
James McDonald, Sr
Leonard R. Coates
District Court of Appeals
Coates
Careleasness
Health Department
Prince Georges County
B. F. Gibbs
Shoreham
Widow
Justice
Steinway
Weber, Lohmer
Bradbury
Gaebler
Vose
Chickering
Stieff, &c
Foster Plan OF Payments
Foster
Victrolas
Ernestee Alnntt
Lacie W. Gott
J.H. W. Blake
Mitchell W. Basa
Binffton
Maude H. Young
Shingler
Hev
Andrew
Dallis
Aftants
End
Elie Birk Flim
Washington. the’ Rev. Reppon, Wiamen A. Moray, 22, Ayea Mary D. Tippett
Hey
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Kibert Krieger
Philadelphie
jEpaces L. Beeke
Samuel C. Hill
J. Be
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J. M. Corbe
William Oden
Grane Ter
Virginis
Jentoine
E K. ‘Henry A. Young
Qiesan Arias Ross
Margaret A. Fearon
J A. Smyth
Frank F. Kroug
Pitty
J Bihite
Bernard ¥. Fegan
End Owe A. Leary
T.T. Fitegerald
City Bulletins
Firestone
Firestones
Classified Director TV
Stein & Co
DAVIS
Bermuda
West Indies
Mardi Gras
Woodward
Cafe Wilson
Joe” Tyroler
L. McCormick
Old Reliable House
Pennsylvania Ave. S. E
Lincoln
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