Unfurnished and furnished rooms for rent in Northwest and Northeast
Multiple entries advertise un furnished and furnished rooms for rent in areas including Ith St NW and St NE. Some listings include bath access, gas heat, steam heat, and near transit lines. prices range from 13 to 20 per week with options for parlor floors, housekeeping suites, and additional amenities.
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Ith ST
ST NE
Ile
Penhorst
Thrars
Taequan
Far Linn
7Th
Florida Ave
Arkwer
K. T. Cole
Navy Yard
Rye
Q ST
Columbine Halehta
13Th Sts
Dupont Circle
Rooma
Batha
Plana
Rooms Wanted for Two Families and Singles in Summer Rentals
A jumble of classifieds seeks furnished fur rooms and boards for multiple adults and couples in NW and suburban areas. People request 2 to 4 furnished rooms with options for board, kitchens, baths, and summer sublets in various neighborhoods, with terms and contact BOX numbers.
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Addrass Hox
Stoneleigh
Paivat
Ral
Ron Ant
Cayumiva Heighig
Addrees Oork
Houses for Rent and Shared Furnished Rooms Ad List
Classified rental notices list numerous homes and rooms for rent in Washington with varying sizes from 4 to 12 rooms. Listings include features such as furnaces, baths, heat types, yards, and proximity to streets like 18th Street NW and Brightwood avenues. Some ads offer sublets and reduced rents, with conditions on children, pets, and occupancy. A separate inquiry seeks a furnished house with a piano and summer care, while another ad requests a story and collar brick likely urban misc. care.
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Garmont
Morgan
Nice
Westmoreland
B. Wells
Navy Department
Asfar
Tela
Apt
New Belne
Ih ST
Mass
al- Ont New House
VT. Ave
Cambaun
Florence Court
Stoneleigh
Court
Hampton
Aubler
Pie
Brightwood Hontoftes
Longfellow St
Brightwood Ave
Brightwood
D. M
Larga
Ong
Ari
Pierce
Koat
Bedory
Johnson Co
Sutth ST
Brightwood Park
MT. Ranier
Winfield Scott
Collins
Clarendon
Berwyn
G. H. Gibson
Washington Post
District of Columbia public works hearing on street improvements
The Commissioners set a public hearing for July 15 1908 at 11 a.m. in the Board Room to discuss proposed street and sidewalk projects in Washington including curb and gutter, granite flagging and cement concrete layings with estimated costs across multiple streets and squares. Proposals may be viewed at the Commission office and objections may be filed by July 6 1908.
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Securits Woney
SVT
Cies
Tolman
Ani
Interast
Sagsiderator
Fur Borranres
WMIL SAUNDERS @ CO
TRC
Real Ente Security
Rawlings CO
Las Pal Ave
Keingwranes Company
Butto U
Cioy
Bathing - Association
Ee A. Babber
Metzerott
Cervoran
Tyler & Rutherford
F. H. Smith CO
Congress
District of Columbia
E. W. A Griffin
C. Yozi
Taz
Erict
Gblambia
Widang
Gommicconars
Ipenth Street
D Street
G Siteur
Assested Aguides
Tenth
Canal Jtreet
B Street
Capitol Street
Canal Street
Vermont Avenue Nw
T Street
U Street
Vermont
Washington
Randolph Places
North
Capital Street
Lincoln
Matthew G. Emery
Linco
S12
Gzsroree
Prospect Street
Rendolph
Inupec
Sache
Ullaines
Sabsey D
Bacgpaliand
Tom
Lincoln Road
D Street Nn
Fourteenth Street
I First Street
First Street
New Jersy Avenue Se
Street
New Jersey Avenue
New Jersey Avenue Se
I Street
Fourth Street
L Étreat
Plorila Avenue
Struet
Wittecath Street
HK Street
Ninth Street
Tenth Street
S. Siebnning
Nide Street
IK Street
Tanth Street
Eleventh Street
Gald
KK Street
K Atrect Sa
Eighth Streat
Ninth Greet
Waid
K Street
Worida Avenue
Eighth Street
Morida Avenue
G Street
Netaware Avenue
C Street
Blsth Street
Sixth Street
Missouri
Bue
Virginia Avenue
Fifth Street
F Street
Firth Street
Monroe Street
Utis Stree
Dauma
Aisth Strest Nw
Gatreet
H Street
Maine
Virginia
Ava Bue
Sixth
Fifteenth Street
Caroline Avenue
Maryland Avenue
Perth Streat Nv
N Street
Alt Lgta
Square Shaw
Maryland
North Capitol Street
Adamantrest Nw
North Capital Street
V Street Nw
Prospect Hii
Adams Street
V Street
HB. F. Macfarland
Henry T. West
Jay J. Morrow
Comminstoner
D. C
Lumbis
Actize
Bax
Thomas Sulliven
American Security and Trust Company
James FP. Hood
James Tanner
William A. Mc
Herset
Ronsaville
York Avenue
James Tapner
Wss
Douglas & Douglas
Supreme Court OF the
William H. Tinderdur
JCNB
A. D
Nicodemus Solomon
Josephine Solomon
A. Nyt
Washington Law Reporter
Washington Post
Ashley M. Gould
W. C. Taylor
Vila
District of Columba
Wilton
J. Lambert
Sy. R. R. Hornes
Atlantic Coast Line
Tackeon Vie
Jacksonville
Vic
Port Taropa
Win
Auguate
Charleston
Wilmington
N.C
Jeckavaville
New York Avenue
Union Station
P. James
T. O. Waite
Pal W. Craig Pot
Wile
Norfolk and Western Railway
Washington New Union Station
Gally
Norfolk and Western
Eles Knonville
Chattarooga
Mauphis
Roannks
Bristol
Winston- Salem
Knoxvills
Chattanooga
Nesbville
Memphis
New Orleans
Norfolk
Arriva Norfolk Prym
Dally
Berreville
Lersy
Shenandoah
Elkton
Teama
Bond
Capitol
John William
Cocktaila
Palibanka
John Williams
Statuary Hall
Electric Line Excursion Trains to Annapolis and Chesapeake Beach
Excursion routes outline double track service from Washington to Baltimore and Annapolis with naval academy stops and special beach train timings. Chesapeake and Ohio listings provide schedule notes from 1908 including district line departures, Saturday pairs, and returning times.
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Washington
Heltimore
Baltimore
Annapolis
U. 8
Naval Academy
White Monee Station
Eton
U. B
Naval Ac
14Th
N. Y
M. W
White House
15Th
Hats
Chesapeake Beach
ChesapeAke Haach
District Line
Staion
Paul
Waters
Genarz
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Pullman
Lexington
Louisie
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Chicago
St. Toul
Virginia
Springs
Pullman Ears
Loulsvile
Memphis
New Orleans
PV. Limited
Man
Lorida
Eighty Brides in Washington Honeymoon Season
The piece notes a flood of newlyweds arriving in Washington since June 1, with estimates near eighty couples daily. Hotels, guides, and souvenir sellers report the peak wedding trip boom, drawing couples from as far as Idaho and Nevada. Clerks observe attire and manners as telltales, while rail officials anticipate continued wedding parties into early July, followed by a September lull.
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Washington
Niagara Falls
Hanpy
Wardner
Idaho
Scarred Rock
Nev
New York
North River
George Cohan
McClellan
Ima
Garthlé
Enid
Pennsyvania
Gulteau
Father Marquette
Mississippi
Wisconsin
Hridak
Johnson Refuses Denver Bid As Johnson Plans Run For President
Des Moines June 30 Gov Johnson says he will not go to Denver and will focus on governing Minnesota while supporting Chau tauqua work. He confirms a Denver representation by friends and says he seeks the presidential nomination, not the vice candidacy, if chosen by his party. Naval Academy admits midshipmen from several states.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Denver
Gov. Johnson
Minnesota
Day
Myers
Bryan
National Party
Johnson
Chautauqua Assembly
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Callater
Fbunntry Board
Ith
Painteem Ling
JL. Wilson
Saar Pol
Ital Fran
A. Eeu
VAIDA
SUN Realty Company
G Street N. W
BR. Ave
Storage CO
Plymouth
B. K
Chevy Chase
Mt. Pleasant
C. Syguert
14Th Bt
Chelsea
Cor
Sts
Alabama
Stm
Aduita
THE
Valois
Thomas Circile
Machambeau
Yoomp
Addrest
Highlaw
West
Moe
Treasury
6Th &T NW
NPANS
Bly Spat
Buena Vila
Westererand
Burk
18Th ST Corner
Santalitsy
York City
Circe
Joana
Clarence E. TU
Metropolitan Bank
ASRES
Amall
Addrens
WM. R. Shelton
Sf Mass. Ave
WM. J. Holtman
7Th St. Nw
Bensinger & CO
Robert E
Colorado
Elagant Groomt
St. Cars
C. B. Zantzinger
Bear Lincoln Park
Frank Shore
Main
New York Ave
Woods Electric Queen Victoria
H. Cornell Wilson & Bro
Veruunt Ave
Secont
Dupont Garage CO
N. Ait
M_ st. nw
Chas E. Miller & Bro
Fourteenth St. Nw
Jenwingd Velty
Oldsmohnia
RV. M
Richmond
Jelmore Agency
Viah Ho
Lveried
New Wield
Raleigh
Shresham
Zimmerman & Kenneally
17Th St
Phone North
Chas. E. Miller & Bro
Brat Concern
J. A. Baltimore
Sforola
Automobile Outing Co Ee
C ST. NW
Tawest
Ubuiban
Capitol Heights
Capital Haighte
G St
AKO Atc
Hiverdals
Jordan & Co, (Inc
Jones’ Mill Road
Rock Creek
Chevy Chase Dake
Soule CO
Tac
Arcea
Chesapeake Lane
HL Barnette
Addreas
Omic
D.C
Washington Schools
Our Lady” “the
Immaculata
Couraen
Wisconsin Avenue
Strayer’s Business College
Ste. N. Ww
Parcona
Civil Service
Berlitz
St.n.w
St. Louis
Liege
Medical
Reed Sts
Shade
Chandler Building
Fisk Elgin
Ito
Lee
Fortman's
Fayenn
W. T. Baldus
Tel
Potomac Guarantee Loan CI
N.W
Singer Building Telephone Main
Erge
Capital Loan Company
Fn.w
C. I. Hood Co
Hood
Laowell
Bes
Latrahoo
Aina Rco
Pai
the Sunday Post
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Get. Ue
Penarvtvanlé Ave
Tlekat Omce
Information Bureau
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A. E. RY
George Broadus
Perry H. Carson
Third Street
W. £. Tayloe
Register of Wills
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Southern Railway
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