FOR RENT HOUSES AND APARTMENTS IN WASHINGTON DC
THOS J FISHER CO list extensive un furnished rentals in NW DC and adjacent areas. Properties include 3 bed units at 1910 G NW and 1–3 bedroom flats with varying rents from 40 to 1800 dollars. Also advertised are rooms with baths, stables for rent, and multiple blocks of apartments near major streets and landmarks. Listings emphasize real estate loans and insurance services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. J. Fisher & CO. (Inc
S&fl
Fairmont
Stoughton Orb
Thomas
Quincey
Hillyer
Kersington
Chery
Redwood
Brightwood
Apts
Sr & D
Morgan My
Abenhurs
Col
Euclid
Chicago
Quincy
Orb
Senesaw Orb
Bose Betth
Tai
WAVE
Hollyri Ping
Thue
Marion
Regina TH
the & Tr
THO Milky
Bae
J. Fisher & CO. (Inc
Tre New Willard
Caywood
Dwe & Mia
Cambridge St
Lir
Dherman
Ewoor
S Cap
Columbia
Hamlin St
South Brookland
Jas M. Yore
Rooma Bath
Callar
Bowen Road
Bath
Maine
Maine Ave
Turner Et
Caywood & Garrett
Chiatterton
Kols
Rath St
Harvard St
FOR SALE SUBURBAN HYATTSVILLE AND NEARBY PROPERTIES
A jumble of real estate listings including 6 room inuse homes with baths and varying prices from $1700 to $2400, large lots from $40 to $100 monthly, and TEXEDO-6 borse wear terms. Also notices for Culstry Tome 12-2 acres, room 23 Werat Bldg, and many rental offerings in Hyattsville, Melrose, and nearby areas with offices and vacant rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyattsville
Washington
Wle
Werat
Vally
Fulton R Gordon
Robert E Heator
Colorado
Georgetown
Miller-Shoemaker Co Gaah
FOR SALE HOUSES IN PRIME WASHINGTON AREAS
A large list of residential bargains across upscale Northwest Washington near Dupont Circle and isth Street. Homes boast 12 rooms, 2 baths, brick and stone construction, modern amenities, and large lots. asking prices range from 8 600 to 18 000 with varied lot sizes and near transportation. Prominent broker Joseph I Weller touts a villa plot and suburban parcels with potential for villa development and favorable terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
16Th St
Tulton
Gordon Suburban Real
Robert
Colorado Rigg
Dupont Circle
Washington
Vassave
17Th
18Th
Northwest
Camm
Isth
Massachusetts Avenue
Ziet Statone
Stone & Fairfax
F St
New York
H Rt
Carrie Raber
Frank T Rawlings
Richard G Rawlings
Poland Drury
Robert S Chewstun
Jemel Helekel
John E. McLeran
William BH Merritt
Long Meadows
William Ho Reed
Richard A Fora
Walter G Davis
Columbia Permanent Building
National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company
Charles C Milbue
Fairfax
Anna Woomm
Clera L. HU
Wiliam
Walter R Wlicox
George F Hane
Harry Wiliams
Benjamin F Reich
Katherine King
Theodore Friedun
Wiliam R. McClosky
Willam Berens
Jerusha J Tilghman
Adam A Weschler
Samuel M. Marks
George I. Horning
Georgetown
Fred R Reynolds
Hou
Square
Anica M Lucas
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Hitsa M Bell
Grace M_ ‘Thomas
William H Saunders
Eama J Smith
Jennie E Willis
Charles A
Peter A Drury
Wiliam A Hill
Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank
Pennsylvania Railroad Freight and Passenger Schedule Excerpt
Station corner Sixth and B Streets offers daily Pennsylvania Railroad service with a range of trains. Notable services include the Pittsburg Express and Chicago Special with parlor and dining cars from Harrisburg to Pittsburgh, as well as connections to Chicago, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Louisville, and St Louis. Additional routes cover the Main Line Express, St Louis Limited, Pennsylvania Limited, Chicago and St Louis Express, Western Express, Cleveland and Cincinnati Express, Pittsburg Special, Buffalo Day Express, Buffalo Night Express, Congressional Limited, and other frequent daily departures to major hubs. Through cars, cafe cars, and through sleeping cars are listed, with various departures from Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, and Washington, and connections to Buffalo, Canandaigua, Rochester, Niagara Falls, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and more. Ticket offices are at Fifteenth and streets and at Sixth and streets, with Main 3730 for cab service.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Northwehat
Louis
Louisville
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Winchester
Mt Luray
Claston
Trederica
Hagerstown
Linion Transfer Company
Archery Fort
Pennsylvania
New York Ave
Florida
New York
Port
New York and Florida
Pullman
Ruus
Newark
St Augustine Pia
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
Pennsylvania Railroad
Gfof James
Washington, DC
Craig - H
M. Emerson
Trafic
Gedl
Sixth
B Streets
Pitttsburg Express
Harrisburg
Ittsburg
Cincinnati
Inianapolis
St. Louis
Pullman Buffet Park
Barrburg
Altoona
ST Louis
Cincinnat
Indianapolis
Paltman Benne
Washington
Gianapolis
Nashville
P M Daly
Cleveland
J. Louis
Ing
Pillman
Toledo
Pennsylvania Railromd
Buffalo
Emporium Junction
Drie
Canandaigua
Rochester
Niagara Falls
Wimra
Renovo
Williamsport
Hmpo
Tium Junction
Erie
Daifly
Philadelphia
Boston
Antapolis
Popes Creek
Chesapeake and Ghiory
Pennsylvania Station
Cincinnatt
Ncinnati
Lexington
Lowssille
Virginia
Chesapeake and Ohio
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Penneyivapis
Fulldor
Southern Railway schedules and feeder routes on the system
Trains connect Washington to Richmond Norfolk and Western Seaboard lines with through sleepers dining cars and parlor cars. Services include the 7 percent line to Columbia Savannah Jacksonville via Washington and to New Orleans via Memphis and Lynchburg. Through sleepers run to Birmingham Memphis and New Orleans with various limiteds and express trains. Additional services cover Bluemont branch via Washington, Chesapeake and Ohio routes to Cincinnati Louisville and Chicago, plus Norfolk and Western connections to Roanoke Bristol Knoxville and Memphis.
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Vely
Anneas
Trenton
Danville
Washington
Miortda
Columbia
Savannah
Jacksonville
Pirehurst
United States
Witst Plaza
New Orleans
Harrisonbars
Way
Manassas
Warrenton
Charlottesvile
Southern
Palm Limited
Hlertrie
Aiken Augusta
Jacksonvile
St Augustine
Us Southern Railway
New York
Atlanta Express
Atlantta
Columbus
San Francisco
Florida Express
Susannah
Augusta
Port
Atlanta
Nashville
Aienta
Macon
Birmingham
Memphis
Hervicw
IHF
Bluemont
Leeshire
South
Harriganburg
Charlottesville
Lanchburg
Pa Ave
Penneylvania
Spencer
Hardwick
Mer
Tayloe
BROWN
Norfolk and Western Railway
Norfolk End
Werryville
Lira
Shenandoah
Liktan Fallman
Penosvia Vania
Fourteenth Street
Avenue
Bond
Condemnation and equity actions in District of Columbia court
Notices report multiple Supreme Court cases from January 1906 involving condemnation of land for Kalorama Avenue and T Street extensions, with procedures for jury assessment of damages and court orders for appearance. Also includes equity disputes to perfect title, probate trustee appointment, and a divorce decree action, all detailing publication and service requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Thomas
James Francis Smith
Supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia
Kelorama Avenue
Prescott Place
Congress
Kalorama Avenue
Prescott Pace
D. C
United States
United States Marshals
Washington Law Reporter
Washington Post
Washington Times
Ashley M. Gould
J R Young
F E Cunningham
E H Thomas
James Franco Smith
T Street
Lincoln Avenue
Second Street
District Court
Evening Star
Ashley M Gould
Jaistdet
Elpreme Court OF the
Anid District
John Davis Henry Buford
John Holaton
Thos Handerson
Wms
Lemon
Supreme Court
Harding
Equity Court
George B Read
Gertrude R Randolph
Wil
Mary A Bates
Anna Tharns
T Harris
Catherine St’ Dodge
Rita Howard
Elizabeth Howard
Washington Law
Washington | Post
Wms . Lemon
Supreme Court OF the District of Columbia
Lena A Walke
Stanley D Walker
Mary Gonzales
Equity
Stanley TD Walker
Thos H Anderson
F.K Cunningham
Supreme Court actions and docket notes across multiple cases
The record lists several Supreme Court and Court of Appeals items with present justices, attorneys, and arguments. It covers case numbers 347 and 348 involving the Eastern Cherokees, the Cherokee Nation, and the United States, with hearings, rearguments, adjournments, and deadline notes. It also notes equity, circuit, and bankruptcy court entries, including assignments for Friday January 19 1906, probate despatches, criminal cases, and numerous property liens and trustee actions in the District of Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MGR
United. States Supreme Court
Justice Harlan
Justice Bréwet
Justice Brown
Justice White
Justice Peckham
Justice McKenna
Justice Holmes
Day Charles A Goss
Oimaha
Appetanta
United States
Robert & Owen
William H Robeson
Charles Nagel
Pratt
Frederic Lincoln Et al
Warner, Barnes & Co, Limited
Appellant
Paul Fujler
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Justice Duell
McComas
Millett Et al Ve Allen
JM | Coll
W H Singleton
Capital Construction Company
Barnard & Johnson
Winslow
Baltimore
Otto Reilroad Company
W Boarman Wopelies
J E Taylor
Scott Va Herrell
Roller Appellees
W Mosby Williams
Irving Williamson
Clements
Muterabaugh
L J Mather
C E Emig
Supreme Court
Equity Court
Justice Anderso
Means
Conger
Thomas & Lipscomb
P Walker
Moore
Douglass & Douglass
L C Haller
Coons Coon
W J Lambert
Mr Waters
Coon
Walters
Cross Va
Connolly
Charles Wilson
Joseph D Sullivan
Clarke Ve Clarke
C F Diggs
Lambert & Baker
Equity Court NO 2
Justice Stafford
Whasteth Kemp Guardian
Nathaniel Wilson
G R W Hlson
Frau Ralbonst
Corcorat
Corcoral
M J Colbert
Edmund Brady
Bend
Hamilton & Colbert
Ares
G Gardiner
George P Hoover Morton
Hamiiton & Colbert
H Hayden Dillon Ve
Dillon
J H Easby-Simith
Leon Tobriner
Chambers
Meroy
Gordon & Gordon W C
Bluey & Woodard
H David
Behrend
Jameson Ve
Jameson
H B Moulton
J S Whitt Circuit Court
Barnam Gane
Bieber
Plaintif
Welt & Coen
West & Rosenborg
Alessius Mille
Mandamon
Flamtif
George P Hoover
Oscar Nayck
Hamilton Vs. Markham
Campbell Carrington
Levkie
Fulton & Wox
Hackman
Verdi
Com- Plaspant
Xolfettor
C J Willemson
Vlant
A. A. Hoshling
Evans Browne
Defendent
F A Bowen, Jr
C Hendy
HP Blair
Knight Va Heggenmaker
Millan & Smith
John Baum
Baldt Steel Company
Peckham Manufacturing Company
A Y Bradley
Darlington
Helmuth
Washington Stock Yard and Abattoir Company
Darr
A Johnston
Lyon
J Lavell
Anuiet
Maddox
Hyssep
Robinson
Ralston & Siddons
Kalbtus
Prentiss
B. H. Thomas
Kohler
Palmer
Leon ‘Tobriner
Ross
Robbins
John Rideout
J_ J Darlington
Meyer Va Stone Manufacturing Company
John Ridout
West
Columbia Hotel Company
R B
Perry & Son
Mortis Va Woodward & Lothrop
Whitt & Poe
McKenney & Flannery
Emig Va Hudson
L C Williamson
G F Williams
Johnson Vs Clark
Johnson & Barnerd
W C Prentisn
Stubblefield
Giles
Howard Bdyd
T L Jeffords
Arthur Pater
F B Ray
Herrell
Ekrickatein
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
H A Jones
Hyssop Va Robbina
Ralston & Siddons_s
Glesy
Day
Evening
Btar
H E Davie
Ross Perry & Son
Palmey
Johnson
J B Archer
J_L Smith
Tucker & Kenyon
O'Dwyer
Northern Market Company
Meriliat & Cerusi
Blair
Peter
Hadulton & Colbert
Altman
Wolf & Cohen
EL A. Jones
Gibb
Donoghue—Brandenburg & Standenburg
Dariington
Firemen's Insurance Company of
Ve. National Union Insurance Company
Mattingly & Son
T W Blacktvrone
John Bo Larner
Watson Va Johnston
T Ciinksewies
Harliton & Colbert
Criminal Court
Justice Wright
United Staters
Charles P Posey
Argan Mandate of Court of Appeals
M Fo Mangan
Clifford Johnson
J C Foster
Henry Colgman
AW Beott
Millard Brooks Jarceny
J W Nichol
Justice Anderson
Simon Lewin
James A . O'Shea
E McCalmont
Justles Stafford Bute
Rosetta
Bremen
J Thomas Turner
Ambrose
Jeremiah J McCarthy
Caroline Hartmann
Thomes Montgomery
Goody
Preston Shealey
Andrew J Willigmm
Edward R True
Bond
Levi Brooke
Athorney
Mes
Jane
Samuel R Sohart
Willem L Morris
Auction Sale of Unserviceable White House Property 1906
Government sale of unserviceable White House property by James W Ratcliffe Auctioneer on Saturday January twentieth 1906 at ten o'clock a m in the sales room. Items include leather covered chairs and sofas mantels bathtubs wash basins and miscellaneous bric a brac. By order cash or credit terms. Also sale of residence property No 1311 U Street Northwest Tuesday January 9 1906 at 4 p m in front of premises. Deposit $200. Auctioneers Owen and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W.atclife
Charles 5 Bromwell
Jaiza
Owen
L Street
J Owen & Son Auctionsers
Proposals for Westut Building stone wall work
Sealed proposals due January 9, 1906, at the Treasury Office for the stone wall construction and completion of approaches to the West ut Building, Bureau of Engraving and Printing, Washington DC, per drawings and specifications. James Knox Taylor, Supervising Architect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Washington
DBD
West Ut
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Ashington
James Knox Tayr
HORSES AND VEHICLES OFFERED FOR SALE IN ADS
Classified listings advertise a range of horses and conveyances including two horse Victoria coupe hacks and runabouts. Also offered are matched pairs of hackney mares, a swift road horse and a saddle mare with gear. Properties include carriages with leather tops, full harnesses, and a pony driven taxi cart. Prices and storage details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gentleman's Mall
Brewster
Bricien
oSee
Te Wet Ae and Co
Sis NJ
Mt Plessent
Schmid's Bird Store Ad Amid Mixed Animal Goods
An old advertisement for Schmid's Bird Store lists birds and animals for sale including canaries parrots dogs cats pigeons and goldfish. It mentions address details on 12th Street Northwest and notes related pet items and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmid
Rouk Houde
12Th
Down-T Consulting Ofics
Goninia
Real Estate Transfers on Northwest Streets and Avenues
A compilation of property transfers listing buyers and sellers across Northwest and Northeast blocks including 22nd Street, Massachusetts Avenue, and Mount Pleasant. Transfers show trusters, individuals, and firms exchanging lots and square numbers with values noted, highlighting active market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-Second Street
John W Pilling
Trustere
Franklin Farrett
Third A&treet
Lewis Jefferson
Samust T Barris
Massachusetts Avenue
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Sivan J Lucha
Josep Luchs
Long Meadows
Frank B. Collins
Willam H Reed
R Street
Zepl F Moore
Anus L Moor
Walt
North Carolina Avenue
Thirtgenth
Fourteenth
George T Hilpstein
John R Farnum
Mount Pleasant
Peeworth
Kennebunk Realty Company
Paul
EB Sleman
Paul FE Bleman
Norton M
Little
Dowie ousted from Zion City finances amid creditor pressure
The Washington Post reports Howie Dowie has been stripped of financial control over Zion City industries. A triumpverate now oversees affairs while Dowie remains in religious leadership, sparking claims his world tour and lavish spending drained Zion City's resources. Creditors promise strict oversight to avert ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion City Industries
Washington Post
Chicago
Tohn Alexander Dowie
Zion City
Efe
Treasury
New York
Mexico
Elijah Ili
Innocent Suspects Exonerated by Dead Man's Partner
Special to The Washington Post from Dallas details William J Gluckett's assertion that O E Finstad and L G Couguener had no involvement in the Diaz murder. Gluckett, friend of the late Robert Rutherford, testified he saw horse tracks at the Finstad ranch and believes robbers killed Rutherford and Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Dallas
Tex
William J Gluckett
Robert Rutherford
Philadelphia
Diaz
New York
Giuckert
O E Finstad
L G Couguener
Los Angeles
Berth mix up on Washington sleeper ends with Booker T. Washington
Representative J Thomas Heflin traveling from Alabama learned at Opelika that his reserved berth on the Washington sleeper had been assigned to lower No 2. He ended up in an upper berth after a sleepless night in a crowded car. He discovered his fellow passenger in berth No 2 was Prof Booker T. Washington, whose berth had been sold at Cineehaw on the Western and Atlantic line near Tuskegee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Thomas Heflin
Alabama
Walter Preston Brownlow
Tennessee
Heflin
Brownow
Mar. Brownlow
Mr Heflin
Washington
A J Thomas, Jr
Lafayette
Ala
Opelika
Southern Railway
Montgomery
Booker Washington
Cineehaw
Western and
Snowslide Buries Coaches Injuring Twelve on Railroad
Heavy snow west of Denver caused an accident near Uneva Lake on the Colorado and Southern South Park line. Four coaches toppled and nearly buried by a snowslide. Twelve passengers injured, none fatally. wounded taken to camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado and Southern Railroad
Denver
Colo
Uneeva Lake
South Park
Camo
Alumni Smoker Hears Plans For George Washington University Dinner
District of Columbia members of the George Washington University alumni association attended a smoker hosted by president John Cropper at 142 M Street. Discussion settled on an early February annual dinner date to be fixed by committee. Guests included Drs Hoff Glazcorook and others, with Prof Van Amminge invited as guest of honor. Secretary Taft approved a proposal to award prizes to top cooks and those with highest exam averages at new district schools at Washington Barracks, The Presidio, and Fort Riles Kanucullen Sharp estimates annual prize costs at 606.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
Alumni Association of
George Washington University
John Cropper
M Street
van Amminge
Benjamin_Col Hoff
Abbe
Glazcorook
W H Hilyer
George O To
Taft
Gen Sharp
Corgess
Coon
Washington Barracks
Presidio of
San Freicisco
Fort Riles
Kan uUen
Sharp
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Ckington
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Tate
First Ward
Joseph R. Atkinson
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Melrose
Hyatteville Wa Town Water
Porebes
le Trabe
Shoreham
Metzerott
Capitol Heat
Bliss Building
B Et Nw
Mass Ave
Beths
L St Rw
N St
Yase
Bulton
Gordon Suburban Realty
Robert E Heater
Wgr
Usts
Good Groom House
Imodern
James D Burns
Stabld Manuaf
Stablt Corner
Stiny Littlefield
Word & CO
Sampys Kleeblat
Teesh
J L Wilsom
Railroads
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New Jersey
Cst
Royal Blue Line
New
York
Atlante
Rairoads
R_ woop
Stouthern
Washington Southern Railway
Richmond
Alexandria
Fredericksburg
Rischmond
Seaboard
Alt Line Railway
Newport News
Old Point
Traane
Quantico
Taylor
Sunl
Richmond Va
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Penna. Ave
Petersburg
Raleigh
Wilmington
Columbia Bavanash
Tampa
Mobile
Pensacola
Seaboard Mail
Fullman
Fla
Hamlet
Harder
Seaboard Florida Limited
St. Augustine
Cara Litrars
Seaboar Ra
Bayin Pullman
Tampas
Hirmin
Tuougs Streener
Pinehurat
Hyman Friedman
Simon Friedman
F J Peyser
Hayden Johnson
Martina Gerst
George Reiser
J M George
F HA Stephens
Eyward N Richards
Jacob Keynes
Rinehart
Chesapeake & Ohio Relivay Company
Pian Us
Sprigg Perry
Theresa Jonex
Appellee
Pladneift
Kemp
C R Wilson
William 8
Turpin
Arthur G
S Colleit Gram
William Frye White
P M Brown
W Clagett
N Streetz
William Berena
Katherine Kiley
Maryland Avenue
Ida Ease
Ida Mo White
Annis A. Drum
Tonth Street
Filizabeth
Hoppin
Ciara
Barry Farm
Edwin Forrest
Thomas Ells
Anna Schroeder
Charles
Julius AL Moedel
Charles Schroeder
Kentucky Avenue
Antoinette S. Allen
Henry
Winslow Lewis
Wis
Trinidad
Benjamin Fedwards
Emma Y
Mangle L
Annie Wolfe
Ninth Street
Jenn J Higgins, Jr
Ayres W Groomer
Jouph
Wo Carmoldy
Jenne A Willis
Twentieth Street
William H
James S Gunnell
Westminster College
Adrian E Cox
James W Ratcliffe
White House
Fo&t
Y Mail
Howie
Miss Anthony
Equal Suffrage Association
Kate Ward Burt
Mount Vernon Flats
Susan B Anthony
Church of Our Father
District Supreme Court
S Street
Eighth Street
J. I. Peyser
Cardinal Gibbons
Dr. Stafford
St. Patrick's Church
H. F B. Mactarand
WF. Downey
Cardinal Gitbens
St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum
Rebecca, Green
Dartmouth
Salem Hospital
Harvard College
Tuskegee Institute
Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute
Tuskegee and
Hampton
Booker T. Had Berth
Uoering