Brides in Crystal and Pearl Embroidered Gowns
A list of attendees in a formal event showcases gowns in white satin, chiffon, and velvet with crystal embroidery and pearl jewelry. Names include Mrs Horace Lurton Jr, Miss Morgan of Tennessee, Mrs Pradeick Lilley of Connecticut, Mrs Job Barnard, and many others, each description highlighting fabrics, overdresses, and gem accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Lurton
Misa Morgan
Tennessee
Batten
Lurton
Connecticut
Job Barnard
Barrand
Hunt
Tudge Hunt
Aira Harty
Stew Lanes
Chew Wright
Tawani Soaker
Charles Blyth
Henry
Rafgz L
Texas Fir Ciil
Witton
Pexam
Miley Henry
Albert Vinn
New York
Daugh
Milarmy
Wokersham
Erigo Shiffan
Tomayo Shi
Meg George Saterind
SH Ilaud
Mar Wilcox
Jaison Lone
Mae Marie Harwood
Richmont
Hervex
Taylor
Vege
Brooks
Wheeler
Samuel Ferguson
Steven G Ayres
Representative Ayres
Misa Janette Ayres
Misa Isabell
Hagner
Murray Crane
Enlifon
Spencer Cosby
Reid Hunt
Martin Knapp
Mabel Hume
Hanna Tusser
Walter Andrews
Meta Morris Eyang
Frang Whita Chifton
Charles Mckenney
Howard
Hems
J. Steinmetz
Lancaster
Mratle
Randolph Kelm
Miss Matle McMillin
Mra Stone
Senator Stone
Harley
Calvin Gage
Miss Gage
Margaret Gage
Mia Russel! Goodwin
Mra Thames
Sim Lee
William . Roberts
Cheaper Butter Predicted By Wholesale Prices Drop
The New York market sees butter wholesale prices fall by 21 cents to 3 cents, with wholesalers predicting a downward trend if conditions stay normal. Last week 300 pound tubs were imported, and sufficient butter is available to meet a declared 19 supply. as spring approaches, market expects plentiful supply amid steady demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Judge releases Dr Morse after arrest in Baltimore
Dr Frank B Morse, a manufacturing chemist, was freed by Justice Barnard of the District Supreme Court after being arrested last May in Baltimore on charges of obtaining money by false pretenses. The bond remained 2000, not raised, as Morse left with his bride and her son to prepare a home, having recently married a Waynesboro, Pennsylvania woman following a broken engagement with his Baltimore fiancée.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B Morse
Baltimore
Alice O’neill
Rete Monon
Justice Barnard
District Supreme’ Cour
Morse
Waynesboro
Petition seeks AT&T dissolution as Sherman antitrust violator
The petition by George Lambert, a Belham, NY Justice of the Peace, asks dissolution of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company as a Technopoly violating the Sherman act. It was received by the Department of Justice and referred to the assistant to Attorney General Fowler. The department has been investigating AT&T for weeks. the probe is not yet completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lambert
Belham
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Department of Justtee
Atslatant
Fowler
Ben
Trolley for Suburb Streets to Be Opened
Commissioners authorize condemn lands for highway extension to Calvert Street and Cleveland Avenue, enabling a Washington Railway and Electric Company line extension from the Capital Traction along Massachusetts Avenue to the District line. Condemnation, right of way plans, and a two year construction deadline with penalties. Residents celebrate and expect rapid development between Tennallytown Chevy Chaselings and Glen Echoline areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Park
Senate
Dillingham
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Capital Tracton
Columbia Road
Eightenth Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Capital Traction Company
Calvert Street
Connecticut Avenue
Cleveland Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Macomb Street
Calvert Street Bridge
District Supreme Court
Roch Creek
Twenty Ninth
Connecticut
Meveland Avenues
Thirty Fourth Street
Woodley Road
Wisconsin
Massachusetts Avenues
Senator Dillingham
Representative Cannon
House
Congress
Tennallytown
Chevy
Chazelings
Glen Echoline
Transfer Points on Northwest Streets and Avenues
A list of marked transfer points at major NW and NE intersections including Ninth Street with Florida and Pennsylvania avenues, Seventh Street with Florida, New York, and G Streets, and other crossings such as Eighth Street with H and G Streets, North Capitol with Florida Avenue, and First Street with Southeast locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida Avenue
Pennsylvania Avenue
New York Avenue
Wisconsin Avenue
Capitol Street
Fourth Street
New Jersey Avenue
Capitol Streets
Indiana Avenue
Florida
PASS TRANSFER BILL PROVISIONAL NOTICE RESTRICTS FEES
The passage outlines penalties for violations of transfer and receipt provisions for passengers under a District of Columbia act. Offenses carry a fine of not less than ten dollars and up to an unspecified maximum, with each neglect or violation treated as a separate offense. Prosecutions are to occur in the police court of the District of Columbia, filed by the District’s corporation counsel or assistants, with Congress reserving the right to amend or repeal the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
Hig
Fe Hershy
Andersin Aed
Columba
Act of Congres
Fe Tisarice
Calumbia
Coamabia
Continental Trust
Conmrenn
Nathan
Peor
Gailar Regain
Duener
Steele Thomas Somerville
Wimm
Sprige
Galther Breck
Bright Low
Yemen
Willem & Carver ET
Thomas H Melon
Har
Joseph Staera
Walker
James
Barrick
Maria Vlorbheimer
Auto Collides on Nineteenth Street Amid Pedestrian Panic
An unmanageable automobile delivery wagon on Nineteenth Street and Wyoming Avenue yesterday afternoon panicked pedestrians and smashed two plate glass windows at the George H B Sheke store. Damage listed at $50. Oscar Yeatman, from northeast G Etehth, operated the cart. it refused to stop after being set, sending the vehicle into the curb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Street
Wyoming Avenue
George HB
Sheke
Oscar Yeatman
G Etehth Northeast
Two Soloists Shine At Washington Symphony Concert
Washington Symphony Orchestra at the Columbia Theater featured flutist H Jaeger sharing honors with cellist Bart Wirtz. Harp and flute dazzled in Saint Saens and Arlesienne selections under Conductor Hammer, with a Romeo and Juliet overture opening and a final Ernst Guiraud piece concluding an uneven program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Jaeger
Honora
Bart Wirtz
Symphony
Hammer
Oolor Ag
Wirte
Jes Vera Cory
Tuchaikowsky
Lemt
Attite
Bisel
Jaexer
Tella
Freder
Georgetown Barge Company Reports Yearly Financials
A Georgetown Barge Dock Elevator and Railway Company report to Congress shows net earnings of $4,900.03 for the year, with operating expenses estimated at $44,008 less than wages paid. The company notes major ownership by Bankers Trust Company of New York, which holds a significant stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Bankers’ Trust Company
New York
Georgetown University appoints Dr Alphonsus Donlon as president
Dr Alphonsus J Donton, a Georgetown graduate and former professor, assumed active charge of Georgetown University after the retirement of Rev Joseph Himmel. Born in Albany N Y in 1884, he joined the Jesuit order, studied at Woodstock and Georgetown, and served as professor of physics and faculty athletics director before his 1908 ordination and leadership role. Father Trimmel remains hospitalized but improved enough to sit up briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphonsus J Donton
Georgetown University
Joseph J Himmel
Georgetown
Dent
Alhans
Albany Boys' Academ
Georgetown Preparatory
Dass
Europe
Donlon
Massachusetts
Woodstock
Hethen
Tve
Cardinal Gibbons
Tedults
Maryland
New York
Dr Monson
Walter Trimmel
Father Trimmel
University Hospital
Newly Wed Out On Bond In Perjury Case
Fred Henderson Byrne of Loudoun county was released on bond after a Rockville Md hearing on a perjury charge tied to misrepresenting his wife s age to obtain a marriage license The hearing was continued to next Wednesday The arrest warrant was issued by the bride s father Theodore Linton The charge states Byrne gave the girl s age as 19 when she was truly 15 The young wife said she was 16 that November but claimed Byrne was not to blame for the misrepresentation and that she believed she was 14 when they wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Fred Henderson Byrne
Loudoun County
Weather Conditions Across the United States January 1912 Report
A Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau summary notes a passing disturbance over the New England coast and Great Lakes regions with rain and winds in the north Atlantic coast. No cold spell expected in 48 hours, but rain probable in the Pacific states. forecasts call for fair weather countrywide with regional variations and variable conditions around the Great Lakes and northern New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept of Agriculture
Washington
Gromt Akon Mongar
New England
Great Lakes
New York
Kew Enghusd
Vine North Pointes
Kew
Wialalpor Salles
Pacifis
Hulu Orefaw
Rocky Mountain
Favite
New Cagland
Middle Atlantic
Igaderate
Adtlantis Aqt
Grand Manis
Blood Humors Explain Common Eruptions and Remedies
Blood humors commonly cause pimples boils hives whelps and eruptions though they may exist without outward signs. They circulate in the system with weakness languor loss of appetite or debility. Expulsion often occurs via the great alterative and tonic.
Boys Caught After Theft in Virginia Case
Three boys sought by police for a theft were captured in Monroe Virginia and will be brought to Washington today by Detective Berman. Suspects are Charles W Thompson 12 Raymond Hurdle 12 and Albert B Lynch 11. They vanished after a robbery at a shop on Thirteenth Street Southwest where $18 was stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Inez Frigay
Monroe
Washington
Berman
Polica Heedquarters
Charles W. Thompson
Lapworth Wace
Raymond Hurdle
Late Street
Albert B Lynch
Elevantit Street
Thirteenth and
Streets Southwear
RE Hoyt
Eaah Register
Dr Anderson Found Dead From Natural Causes
Dr Andrew E Anderson aged 42 was found dead on the floor of his room at Nottingham My F street north by a servant yesterday morning. Coroner Nevitt ruled death due to natural causes. Born in Sweden, he had been well known in Washington as a masseur for six years and is survived by a son and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew E Anderson
Nottingham
F Street
Weal
Aroass
Nevitt
Thieves Steal Silver and Documents from Cotterill Home
Silver plate and various items were stolen yesterday from the residence of Charles A Cotterill on Corcoran Street Northwest. Several hundred dollars in silver plate were taken while an overcoat owned by Maj H W Carpenter USA containing papers was also reported missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A Cotterill
Corcoran
Maj H W Carpenter
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Ath Ey
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Ree Dunes
Housewives’ League
Julian Heath
Middle West
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Winifred Harper Wooley
United States
Miss Wilcox
Mme
Heath
Jadh
Mamond Iyada
Amd
Emeralas
Itlathe
Japan
Va Bop Lamnone Tack
Elton Vel Wenders
Rhine
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Galt & Ro
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Mrs Andrews
Judge
DR. Morse
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Justice of Peace
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Alphonsus J. Donton
Father Himmel
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Ipom
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San Frantisco
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DR. Anderson
C. A Cotterill
San Francisco
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Supreme Court of the District Or
Olver
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Trarastte
Cummings
Csi Kerec
Sea
James Tanner
Regig
Columbia
Hayden Johsson
District OF Comly
Frobate
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District of
Colum
Laure
Coluntbia
Agleenale
Susan R Thomas
New York Agecus Giorthecwt
Joeph
Gameact Roeh
William M Hallam
Dumkruptcy
the Savings Bank Dept
Savings Bank Department
Edward J Stellwagen
T Mota McGill
Geo & Hamilton Istwe
molson B_ Oide
Edward L Huyer
Geo B Fieming
Frank D. Herron
William Lo¢rane
Union Trust Company
15Th and
H Streets
Persia
Asia
W.B. Moses & Sons ii
Todd
Smithfield
John H. Magruder
Conn
Ave
K St
George A. Mills
Carter Nauta
Spa
Abe
Sore Rothe Perry
Taward McLean
Wilken
Lambert
Walla
Beadey
Teanaemnation of
Ceria
Jemar
Or Alam
Blancup Seer
Washington Gas Tight Company
Washingo
Westiaton Gea Light Company
Washington Post Company
Rampars
Pennay Iynis
Avenue
John R McLean
Edward B McLean
Ballentine
Shoemaker Co
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