Board names withheld to be announced Monday at 10
A new executive officer is expected to be chosen by the electric railway port mission. The name will not be announced until acceptance is received, likely at Monday's meeting. The board plans to begin work at the morning session, with suggestions on improving local air service and opposition to compa
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Electric Railway Port Mission
Foands
Te Weetory
Wassa
Jonaste
Treen
Summer Bazaar at Rand Market Teems With Fresh Produce
Vendors at Rand Market display a wide assortment of fruits vegetables and staples as summer bounty arrives. Express cars advertise fresh goods while farmers discuss upcoming shipments and prices. Local merchants expect prosperity for truckers and stalls as fruit melons squash and cucumbers draw steady crowds.
Child falls from third story window in Washington
Margaret Konner, five, of 1451 C Street Southwest, was injured after tumbling from a third story window at her home around 515 pm yesterday. She suffered a concussion and scalp lacerations and was taken to Emergency Hospital. Doctors initially feared neck injury but found none and expect she will recover.
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Margaret Konner
C Street
Emergency Hospital
Margaret
Three Men Held for Grand Jury in Property Depredation
William Campbell James Powell and Garfield Willams appeared in police court after a preliminary hearing for malicious depredation on private property. Each was held to answer to a grand jury in 1000 bail, then committed to jail. They allegedly broke into a vacant house on We Wifth Street Northeast and were captured after a recent street fight involving Ninth precinct officers. Police say a Baumhw gang has been sneaking into vacant houses, stealing fixtures for brass.
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William Campbell
James Powell
Garfield Willams
We Wifth
Ninth Precinct
Baum Hw
Fragmented OCR reads like stray notes and garbled lines
A jumbled OCR passage mixes phrases about motion speed prosecutions and names in a chaotic string. Readable content is minimal, with no clear event, dates, or proper nouns to anchor a coherent news item.
Advocates A Saner Fourth Cort POY NL Belson Baseline
Advocates urge a safer Fourth of July with stricter enforcement of public order. The article notes officials Matrand and West pushing for tighter oversight, aiming to protect people and property while ensuring proper permits, patrols, and storage controls for works and stores along the coast.
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Cort
Belsor
Marehal
Jo Coat
Unclear OCR entry notes religious sites and routes
Fragmentary text mentions Wahington churches Clips uk Puslytas River X, Centril Chuch in the Mstrict of c Poo, Ab wanmiria, Bi tooth tree, 41 miles Southern Pstyter, Annapolis, Vin, TS& NT Activing Seine hidule for war.
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River X
Lerimns
Mtorr
Seerndoor
Wanmiria
Annapolis
Heturn
Ts& NT
City Bullets Receiver Named for Laundry Firm
A list of notices includes a new receiver appointed for a laundry company and several brief items from Washington street northwest and nearby areas. Other notes record a hospital admission after an accident, a travel advert for special summer rates, and local business promotions.
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Waaity Court
Harvard
Will of John Angermann Trustees Named To Manage Estate
The will of John Angermann appoints Tol G Angermann and Jacob Bool as trustees with power to manage the Waalington property and oversee sale proceeds. Frederick Koller receives 1000, Fama Hartman 500, others split remaining. homestead provisions favor John G Angermann and Amelia Angermann. Executors John G Angermann and Jacob Bool, cotrustees Tarred macadam pavement proposal eyed for Thirteenth Street by Columbia Heights Citizens Association.
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John Angermann
Tometoad
Morrison
Angermann
Juob Mo Bool
Tle Co Giinisen
Frederick Koller
Fama Hartman
Ancivesda
Angermum
Ido
Amelia Hlunela
Kate May
Angermiin
Sim
John Georg
John Anermian
Jacob Bool
Jobin
Cheerie Argerment
Ammena Alka
Lederwh
J Koller
John G Angelminn
Ji Ob Bool
Tt Fretts
Hive
Hathim
Charles S Bundy
Columbia Weights Citizens Association
Commission 1S
Thirteenth Street
ASK NEW FIRE SERVICE PLEA TO CONGRESS PLANNED
Chief Bell and the Commissioners seek Congress action to install a modern high pressure water service for Washington. They, with the Board of Trade and Chamber of Commerce, argue a reservoir at Fort Reno could supply water to the system, preventing a future catastrophic blaze amid steady city growth and rising apartment housing.
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Bell
Board of Trade and Chamber of Commerce
Acton
Chez Bells
Washington
Congress
Chef Bell
Fort Reno
Tennallytown
Reno
Peesence Re Department
Washingtonians
Bigamy Case Leads to Jail for Mrs Del Rigs
Mrs Sarah Del Rigs formerly Petra Washington faced four bigamy charges after meeting Henry Wasington in a prison van en route to the courthouse. Both pleaded guilty before Judge Kimball. Del Rigs was committed in default of bail while Washington awaited trial.
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Sarah del Rigs
Petra Washington
Henry Wasington
Prson
Jane
Sard
Dell Riggs
Washington Wister Feet
Seat of Justice
Henry Judgelonner
Susan
Henry Wan Wes
Mail to Colonial Beach Daily by steamer St Johns
Colonial Beach will gain a daily mail service by boat using the steamer St Johns, departing from this city each morning except Monday and one Saturday at 45 am. Other steamers will handle mail on the two named days. The summer service will have the beach mail received at 2 pm except Saturday when it stays until 5 pm and Monday when it leaves at 4 pm. Mail from Colonial Beach arrives here on Tuesday through Sunday around 10:90 pm, with variations on other days. Also advertising cheese and dairy products with a contact for a box of Four Leaf Clover Creamer and Oyster products.
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Colonal Beach
St Johns
Mall
Colonial Beach
Bliss School Buys Hotel in Takoma Park Md
Two large real estate deals in Takoma Park Maryland include the sale of the North Takoma Hotel to the Bliss Bigo trical School and about ten acres of land with a three story dwelling. The hotel sale price could not be learned. land sale brought about $12 000. The new owner plans renovations and a $4000 heating plant. An out of town buyer will remodel for use as a san timun. Local details mention Takoma Park and adjacent property transactions and renovations.
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Takoma Park
North Takoma
Bliss
Takoma Pak
Thomas If Tickford
Bert
Thomas Hil
Bilbmere
Uew
Geuze NW Veale
Charies
Tekan Park
Police Department Moves to New HQ at 47 Louisiana Ave NW
The Metropolitan Police relocate to quarters in the WFuretpal building at 47 Louisiana Avenue Northwest. Five rooms on the second floor, a basement gang room, and first floor detective bureau space are allocated for police use. Det. Bureau head Inspector Boatman will occupy offices on the first floor. A colored woman, 25, from 312 Centrus Court NW, was brought to the new headquarters on robbery charges and sent to detention after questioning.
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Louisiana Avenue
Pol Department
Sylvester Haring
Jibat
Gme
Department
Lhe Detective Bureau
Dhuge
Boatman
Centrus
Detennias Bur
Tngame
Weedon
Central Office
Offices to stay in United States courthouse still
The recorder of deeds and the register of wills will not move to the new municipal building. Daney stated four years ago Congress decided these offices should remain in the United States courthouse. Revenue from the offices is deposited in the Treasury and credited to the District.
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Wis
Recorder of Deeds
Register of Wills
Nqualy
Firoter of Deeds Daney
Congrisa
United States
Recorders Office
Court orders Yarlick freed after partial payment
Joseph Yarlick, jailed for failing to pay a court ordered sum to his wife, was released after paying most of the $180 he owed. Vichek, previously out of the jurisdiction, was captured in Baltimore. The wife urged dismissal of the case, but the judge remained firm.
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Joseph Yarlick
de Lae
Hove
Vichek
Baltimore
Worthy
Yaalick
Eas
DoctorSues Railroad for Medical Fees in Wreck Case
Dr John H Wellington of 1706 Rhode Island Avenue sues Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for 2000 dollars for treating Richard Migin and 30 dollars for medical attendants in a December 1900 wreck case. claim filed in district court alleges services were rendered at the railroad’s request.
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John H Wellington
Rhod Island Avenue
Baltimore and Oity Railroad
Richard Migin
Harry Higbee
Frank Bobutz
Wellaistons
Dam Breach Floods Speedway. Repairs Underway
A dam at the foot of Seventeenth Street Northwest gave way yesterday morning destroying about 100 feet of structure. Floodwaters covered the speedway for several hundred yards and will require resurfacing. A force of men was immediately deployed to repair the damage.
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Seventeenth Street
Clack
Rabies Testing After Dog Bites By D C Bureau
Bodies of three dogs were received yesterday at the bureau of animal industry for rabies examination. One dog bit Dr D E Buckingham on Fourteenth Street NW before being killed. A second dog bit W H Ward and a third attacked a dog owned by WoW Richardson, a well known newspaper man. Storage in Union Trust Co vaults guarantees safe keeping with reasonable rates and no cartage charges.
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Bureau of Animal i Jdustry
D EB Buckingham
Fourteenth Street
W H Ward
Wow Richardson
Union Trust Co 13Th
Hsts
Virginia Editors Arrive for Press Association Visit
Virginia Press Association members reach Washington for a two day tour on the Virginia State beat. They are greeted by a Chamber of Commerce committee at Ebbit House and boarded the Jamestown steamer for a river trip with Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Camping guests. Luncheon and a reception follow with Alexandria official speech by Representative C. Carlin.
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Chamber of Commerce
Press Association
Virginia Press Association
Washington
Cff
Virginia State
Commodore Maur
Chamber of Commiree
Ebbit House
Jamestown
Norfolk and
Steanbat
Gra Lally
Haber of Commerces
Alexandria
Beird
Trale
Sarmeime
Chambr of Commerce
C . Carlin
Funeral of J Cyril Stormont in Washington D C
Funeral services for J Cyril Stormont of 5% Street Northeast were held yesterday at St Aloysius Church. High Mass of Requiem was celebrated by Rev William Kean with several clergymen assisting. The boy choir and choral guild performed. Stormont, 19, had completed first year of law at Georgetown University and worked for the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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J.yril Stormont
Thomas Stormont
St Aloysius
Burma
William Kean
Toseph Himmel
Gonzaga College
B de J. McDonnell
John
Geale
John B Pettuso
Henry A _Sears
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Florila Avenue
Lusaity Hospital
Chicago
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Haltimore
Plectle
Mthet
New York
Twiller
Torchie
7Th St
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Withru E Imld
Internal Revenue Office
Treasury Department
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Cate
Stow
Hearth’s Beer
Maerzen and Senats—brewery
Arlington Bottling Company
Filme
Columbia Photo Supply Co
Lave
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
ASK New Fire Service
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Hickman Camping Praince
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Avenu
Ute Commission
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Sumultan
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Sarah Riggs
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the National Highway Builder
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Sunday’s Post
Virginia
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Spressive Services For Young Employees Commerce Commission
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Popaar
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Turkey
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Bellsteat
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Bieber-Kaufman Co
Dane
Mary Yard
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Shaw-Walker
Randle Highlands
Capitol
White House Pyar Ees
Fighloods
Iupent
Lia Alten
Curboe
Mans
Chhasers Meade
Central Natural Bae
Ding mRces
Washington Gaslight Co
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Warner
Tls
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Kléneya
Warner T
Roenester
Wahington Post
Potomac Electric Power Go
Mth
Keeley Gore
Keeley Institute
North Capitol
District of Columbia
Maryland
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