Property listings on st near ith and 7th avenue
Real estate ads describe multiple parcels for sale or rent with frontage sizes, prices, and potential incomes. Highlights include 66x105 for 35,000. 70 feet front near Palais Royal. 12,000 lot on 12th street. 8 story brick building on New York age priced at 20,000. several parcels near 10th 11th and 14th streets offering rents, incomes, or improvements. Listings emphasize proximity to major stores and retail avenues with varied lot sizes and corner opportunities.
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Ith St
Palais Royal
Jnth St
New York Age
Tee Bie
Dith St
14Th
Vermont Ave
N. B
Vermont, Ave
Choice
Pa. Ave
Through car service to St Louis via Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington to St Louis daily connections depart 3:40 p m arriving 7:10 p m next day with the St Louis Limited at 2:00 p m and a 7:50 a m service offering good routes to Oklahoma Texas New Mexico Arizona California and Old Mexico, highlighting rail expansion and gateway links to the Southwest.
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St. Louis
Oklahoma
Texas
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Union Station
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Old Mexico
Sidewalk Roller Skating Debate Draws City Officials
A public hearing before city commissioners heard broad support for allowing children to skate on sidewalks with physicians arguing health benefits and safety. Opponents warned of collisions and proposed using streets, but many speakers favored sidewalks to reduce danger. Chancellor and others urged sidewalk skating, with numerous community voices listed in attendance.
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Ralph Jenkins
William Spriges
William
C. H. Matthews
J. H. Barnard
Walter C. Clephane
F. H. Barnhardt
Hb.lester
J. W. Clendenning
John Busquin
W. Riley Deoble
Lillie C. Gardner
M. I Well
Fire Escape Regulations Adopted by Commissioners
Regulations interpreting the new fire escape law cut required extinguishers from five gallons to three gallons for public buildings. Prepared by building and fire departments under Capt Kelley with Eng Commissioner Biddle supervising. Inspectors will certify compliant structures. those failing get ninety days to upgrade or face prosecution.
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Capt
Kelley
Biddle
Ashford
Markets Not Unclean Declared After Inspectors Report
Health Officer Woodward told Commissioner Macfarland that market and store conditions are not as bad as the Bureau of Animal Industry reported. He will conduct a personal investigation before finalizing findings and asked Agriculture to assist. review followed draft slaughterhouse regulation.
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Woodward
Macfarland
Bureau of Animal Industry
Agricultural Department
Health Department
Department of Agriculture
Biddle
John I. Stoddard
Blair Avenue
Takoma Park
E Hah Thomas
Thomas
H.P. Wilson
B. F. Saul Company
Seventh
L Streets
Washington Railway and Electric Company
J. Partello
Petworth Citizens’ Association
Shepherd Street
New Hampshire Avenue
Eighth Street
Kansas Avenue
Varnum Street
Brightwood Avenue
Par‘tellb
Last Tributes to G H Haslam Funeral at St Aloysius Church
Died Monday morning at 1014 North Capitol Street G H Haslam was honored with a funeral at St Aloysius Catholic Church the following morning Requiem mass was led by Rev McCarthy with assistants and pallbearers included S A Cuddy Dr A D Wilkinson Judge W H De Lacy W B Acker Lewis Thompson and Dr Charles Koones. Knights of Columbus members attended the services and interment at St Mary's Cemetery was private.
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G. H. Haslam
Pension Office
G H Haslam
North Capitol Street
St Aloysite’ Catholic Church
Father McCarthy
George Dougherty
Ambrose Beavans
More Aid for the Poor Receives Charities Donations
The Associated Charities reports gifts received on Monday to Wednesday at 811 G Street NW, acknowledged by treasurer John Joy Edson. Donations include multiple individuals and amounts for food fuel and clothing, with a large need noted by Citizens Relief Association.
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Associated Charities
Funda
G Street Northwest
John Joy Edson
J Henry Black
Gen An Son Mills
Clarence Kessler
James P Low
Jerome F Johnson
Misa DC. Condron
ZL. P Seibold
Tressurer
Anson Mile
Maria L. Duncan
K. W E
Milara C Metzger
Misa
J Dennis
Mins Mary
T. G. Gordon
Mies
Ellen Gordon
EL Francis Riggs
Albert F Fox
Mres
Richard Butler
Mzo
James Funk
Typhoid Fever Decreasing in Weekly Health Report
Health Officer Woodward reports typhoid fever declining with 83 cases last week and 16 new reports. 19 discharged, two by death. Smallpox absence noted. Five diphtheria cases in the past week. Deaths: 65 white and 62 colored, race-based death rate for the week.
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Woodward
Liquor Licenses Opposed and Funeral Services Noted
Central Hotel Company seeks renewal of a liquor license at 1000 E street NW, opposed by First precinct police citing disorderly conduct. Other saloons facing police action include J P Morgan at Fourteenth street and Ohio avenue, Joseph Lane at 902 First street SW, and W T Harvey at 2095 27 Virginia avenue NW. Klausman’s case remains pending in Police Court. Maj Milo V Bailey dies. funeral from 510 I street conducted by Rev Donald MacLeod with Arlington burial and pallbearers Gen W W Dudley Gen B L Michener Percy G Michener Horace P Springer J B Morrey Walter Safford. Bailey born Marion NY July 1856, served 1861–65, member of First Sumerian Church and Wilson Post GA R of Baltimore. ritual Grand Army expected at gravesite. Surviving wife and two daughters Mrs P Bunn of Chicago and Miss Irene Temple Holley.
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Central Hotel Company
Excise Board
E Street Northwest
First Precinct
J. P. Morgan
Fourteenth Street
Ohio Avenue
Joseph Lane
First Street
W T. Harvey
Virginia Avenue Northwest
William Klausman
Sixth Street Northwest
Maj
Milo V. Bailey
I Street
Donald MacLeod
Arlington
W. W. Dudley
BL. T. Michener
Percy G. Michener
Horace P. Springer
J. B. Morrey
Walter Safford
Maj. Bailey
Marion
Wayne County
N. Y
Chautauqua County
Seventy-second
New York Volunteers
Excelsior Brigade
Wilson Post
GA. R
Baltimore
Grand Army
Hun
P. ¥. Bunn
Chicago
Irene Temple Holley
Carrie Nation lecture and local notices sweep city
Carrie Nation spoke at the W C I U with Congressman Webber of Ohio present and she sought verification of her statements. The bulletin lists local ads for malt bread, house rentals, a poultry show, wood and slate mantels, gas ranges, a Shepherdstown inheritance inquiry, a Kentucky Light Agencies venue, a whisky price, lighting fixtures, and a paediatric health consultation at J J Georges & Son Foot Specialists.
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Carrie Nation
Congressman Webber
Ohio
Mrs. Nation
B. F. Brooks Co
Masonic Temple
Kidd & Go
Ninth St. Nw
Donnelly's
Ith & L
Brooke Co
16Th St
J J. Georges & Son, Inc
Foot Specialists
Pa. Ave
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Mercury
Saks
Saka & Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventh Street
Stone & Fairfax
New York Ave
14Th St
Hye
15Th St
Bye
Ith
18Th St. Bet
Pa, Ave
St. Bet
H St
Pennsylvania. Railroad
Bulletin
House
Herrmann de Eve US
Woodward Thinka
Central Hotel
City Bulletins
Sylvester
E. Robinson
Shepherdstown
W. Va
J .C. Robinson
Robinson
Kentucky Light Ianches
Smart Set
Ave
Wign’s Store
America
D. J. Kaufman
Munich
National Capital Brewing Co
Sts. S.E
Joseph Auerbach
Penna, Avenue
Cages
Robert G. Freeman
Buffalo
Moving Pictures
Illingworth Family Orchestra
Chr
Heyrich Brewing Co
Teragan
Maerzen
Senate
Liege
Phone West
White House
Oiis
Boston Baking Co., First and Bats, S. W
Elgin
M Wheeler
Elgin National Watch
Ceres
Rollet
John Moran & Co., Coalers
Hudson's New Variety Store
F Street
Eal Ama UylOleny
Selinger
Burchell
John F. Ellis & CO
Penna. Ave
Victor
Edison
Phonograph
John & Espey
Penna, Ave
Lindsay
Ocaye
St. NW
National Inverted Gas Light
C. A. Muddiman &c
Highta Pacers
Victor E. Adler
7Th St
Mags. Avs
Cay Ee
I. Grosner
House of Kuppenheimer
N. Auth Provision CO
St. S. W. Tate
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