Depart for Bermuda Leaves Capitol on Northland
The 200 man battalion sails aboard the Northland for a fifteen day Bermuda cruise, joining Rhode Island at Lewes Delaware after boarding Pennsylvanian and New Jersey militiamen. Families bid farewell at the Water and Ostrea streets armory as the ship departs amid drills and dogged goodbyes.
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Bermuda
Joseph A. Dempf
Buist
Getsinger
Theen
Northland
Dempt
Charles M Smithson
Jeader
Slick
Births Reported in Local Families
Brent and Myrtle Wilson welcome a girl. Francie J. and Theresa F. O Connell report a boy. Morris and Annie Cohen announce a girl. Constantine and Zanula Lenard have a boy. John and Annie Hannon greet a girl. Leon and Cassie Carliner welcome a girl. Chester and Emily Bray report a girl. Charles R Burrows and Mingip J Burrows announce a girl. Arthur D and Vernon Parker, a girl. Frank and Melvina Douglas welcome a girl.
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Brent
Myrtle Wilson
Francie J
Theresa F. O'Connell
Morris
Annie Cohen
Daniel J
Ruth Moffet
Constantine
Zanula Lenard
John
Annie Hannon
Leon
Cassie
Carliner
Chester 3
Emily B' Bray
Charles R
Mingip J. Burrows
Arthur D
Vernon Parker
Frank
Melvina Douglas
Deaths Reported From Local Hospitals and Addresses
Death notices list Anna J Russell age 2 at Providence Hospital Alphonso Simpson 72 at George Washington University Hospital Julia B Schoept 18 at 1120 Vermont Ave NW John O Walker 1 year at 27 Kst West NW Mary A Philips 60 at 218 Indiana Ave NW Anna Helo 43 at 118 Teonsesea Ave NE Ernest Sykes 24 at Providence Hospital Margaret Washington 2 at 153 M St SW
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Anna J’ Russell
Providence Hospital
Alphonso Simpson
George ‘Washingto University Hospital
Julia B Schoept
Vermont Avenue
John O ’Walker
Mary A Philips
Indiana Avenue
Anna Helo
Teonsesea Avenue
Ernest Sykes
Margaret Washington
M Street
Rain dampens Independence Day fireworks display
In damp conditions the Monument grounds Fourth of July show faced rain and a deficit. Commissioner Newman heads the Independence Day committee as crowds fled the rain. Commissioner Rydona commandeered a patrol wagon to reach home with his daughter. Yet the committee remains optimistic the rail display will surpass this year's program in Washington.
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Newman
Eiddona
Outdoor worship opens as Alexandria church conducts open air services
Alexandria AME South held outdoor services on the church lawn last night with Rev J W Duffey preaching. If weather allows, services will repeat Sunday evenings in July and August at the parish hall lawn. Also on July 18 Old Dominion Boat Club readies for a Potomac regatta, and Holy Name Band will give a 7 pm concert at the Washington Wolfe corner playground. Nelson Dove, a longtime porter for Lowenbach Bros, died Saturday night at Alexandria Hospital. United States circuit court and Alexandria State circuit court convened this morning with a petit jury summoned.
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Philadelphia
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
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Edmund Waddill
State Circuit Court
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United States Court
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Washington and
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Rockville Denies Typhoid Epidemic In January Report
Residents reject a public health service finding that Rockville Maryland had a typhoid outbreak in January with seventeen cases linked to a deep well water source. Dr Lumsden notes annual rates are low despite sanitation issues and emphasizes no prior large winter outbreak evidence.
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L L Lumsden
United States Public Health Service
Lumsden
Court Halts Bond Issue In Mount Rainier Md
A temporary restraining order blocks a $100,000 water and sewer bond by Mount Rainier mayor and council after taxpayers Maude Joyce John Probey Warren James and James Rogers claim the special election was void. They contend costs should be assessed to abutting property owners rather than funded by the bond.
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Mount Rainier
Fillmore Beall
Atremt
Frince George County
Maude E Joyce
John E. Probey
Warren W James
James S Rogers
Police News Notes From Northwest District
James A McDonald eight was treated for scalp lacerations after a streetcar crash at Ninth and G streets. William W Smith reported a break in at 3703 Ingomar Street Northwest with four rear-door slats removed but nothing stolen. Fannie Allen forty two was struck by a car on Florida Avenue Northwest and taken to Freedmen's Hospital. Samuel Corson five fell on the sidewalk at Third and T streets Northwest and was taken to Freedmen's Hospital with head and facial injuries. Simon L Nye reported a burglary at 5204 Thirty-eighth Street Northwest with a broken front door glass and clothing jewelry and $15 in cash stolen.
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EE Street
McDonald
Ninth
G Streets
William W. Smith
Ingomar Street
Fannie Allen
Florida Avenue Northwest
John Smith
Freedman's Hospital
Samuel Corson
Fourth Street
Third
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Freedmen's Hospital
Simon L. Nye
Thirty-eighth Street
Lightning strikes miss Arnett at dancing pavilion
Miss Nellie Arnett, 18, was struck by lightning while dancing at Marshall Hall dancing pavilion Saturday. She recovered at Emergency Hospital, moved by steamer Charles Macalester and ambulance, showing improvement and likely return home soon. Last week of prison ship Success at Seventh Street wharf ends its Washington run en route to Philadelphia for the Panama-Pacific exposition in San Francisco. Post Want Ads Are Free in The Post.
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Marshall Hall
Misa Arnett
MN Street
Northwest
Washington
Charles Macalester
D. H. Smith
Success
Seventh Street Wharf
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Weather Forecast Indicates Storms Midweek Across U S
The Weather Bureau reports near normal temperatures for the week ahead with locally distributed precipitation. A disturbance over the Northwest moves eastward crossing the central valleys Tuesday and the Eastern States Wednesday, bringing rising temperatures and showers, followed by cooler weather in the Northern States east of the Rockies.
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Weather Bureau
United States
Great Central Valleys
Rocky Mounting
Bread That Made Holmes Famous Milky Bread Card
City bulletins list Holmes Bakery at 107 First Place North with the “Milk Bread” mark and tickets at 10 cents a loaf, plus notices for life insurance, theater and local shops offering carpet cleaning floral emblems and Kodak supplies. Potential further items include bicycle or rubber sales and hardware mentions, all jumbled in a single page list.
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Fst Ph
Bert V. Wolfe
Lifeinsurance
Colorado
Virginia
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