Scenic Niagara region and Adirondacks summer excursions
The article advertises summer travel from Washington via the Pennsylvania Railroad to Niagara Falls, Adirondacks, and Quebec areas with through trains and parlor cars. It notes direct stops at Buffalo and Canadian points, Pullman sleeping cars, and connections through Albany Utica and Lake Placid dates July 28 and August 22 to September 8 and October 6 with rates and timetable details available from railroad ticket agents.
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Niagara
Quebec
Hudson Bay
St Tawiewe
Saguenay
Pomsstvania Railroad
Buffalo
Washington
Niagara Falls
Adirondacks
Pullman
Pennsylvania Railroad
Abolish Billboards Power to Annul Contracts
Washington officials consider revoking permits for billboards and street signs to improve the city’s appearance. Commissioner West urges stopping new permits and authorizing removal of existing ads, with support from Commissioners Macfarland and Judson. The push aims to limit outdoor advertising and keep the city visually unobtrusive.
New Street Lamp Locations Listed by Engineer
Engineer Alfen submits recommendations to the district commissioners detailing new street lamp placements across Brooklowa Taelin and multiple cross streets including Nealon Nils Frarkin Twottr Thirteenth and many more. Additional lamps are noted for Saenteenth Kowedaly Suneteenth Patgeen and Fitton area with several in Rhode Island Avenue and surrounding blocks.
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Alfen
Len
Brooklowa
Taelin
Nealon
Nils Frarkin
Twottr
Thireeau
Paoe Tian
Streens Ananda
Fandall Tataven
Rurtheaat
Suenteenth
Suneteenth
Fitton
Netoee
Hhode Island
Water mains ordered for several city streets
Commissioner Judson issued instructions for civic improvements recommending multiple water mains. Projects include 6 inch mains on New Hampshire Avenue north from Randolph Street and 4 inch mains on Michigan Avenue near North Capitol Street, plus various 1 inch and 2 inch lines on North Capitol Street Girard Street Thirty ninth Street and Fourteenth Street areas, all within northwest sections.
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Judson
New Hanpenire Avenue
Randolph Streck
Michigan Avenue
Capitol Street
North Capitol
Northarpton
McKinsey
Fourteenth Street
Spring Road
Olle Street
New Hampshire Avenue
Seranth Street
More Daylight Plan Dead In Washington Business Hands
Washington business leaders rejected the National Daylight Association proposal to move clocks forward one hour on May 1 and back one hour on October 1. Commissioner Macfarland reported no favorable communications and many protests from boards and chambers of commerce.
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Washington
National Daylight Association of Cincinnati
Board of Trade and
Chamber of Commerce
Macfarland
Cincinnati Association
Don’ts for Saloons A Board Dares Restrictions
A prepared list of rules for saloon governance from the excise board targets patron and employee conduct. It urges saloonkeepers to curb beer bucket sales to nearby areas, end indiscriminate holiday treats, and remove indecent pictures from walls, aiming to reduce objectionable saloon textures.
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Exere Doard
Federation of Liquor Dealers
Washington
Excise Board
Mmeshate
City alleys to be cleaned and widened by commission
District commissioners plan to clean and widen narrow alleys deemed foul depots of filth. Superintendent Wood compiled a list of alleys and submitted it to the commissioners. A board including Supt Wood, Ft M Talcott, an engineer, and Tl M Mosq will inspect the list and report which alleys should be widened and which steps are needed to remove objectionable features.
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Lughwass
Engineer Department
The Folly of Using The Van Camp Milk Claim
An advertisement extols Van Camp's milk as a safe, full fat product versus raw or “milkman’s” milk. It claims sterilization, evaporation, and absence of additives, asserting raw milk carries abundant germs and that Van Camp's pasteurized evaporated milk delivers pure, almond-flavored flavor and reliable cooking quality.
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Mikman
van Camp
van Camps
Military honors at grave for Cel Townsend
Funeral services for Cel Townsend were held at Arlington National Cemetery with U S A volunteers and Washington Commandery of the Loyal Legion presenting honors. Attending were Paul Wael Andrew B Graham A J Jaxton Tong B P Shoemiker W R Suyder William P Young Brooks and Col Charles W Taylor.
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Townsend
Columble Road
Chiplan
U S
Arlington National
Jaxton Tong
Shoemiker
Boo Suyder
Willian Po Young Apt
Brooks
Col Charlas Wo
Taylor
Wasinegron Canoe Regatta At Aqueduct Bridge
The Wasinegron Tance Club hosts the annual regatta at the Aqueduct Bridge on Saturday afternoon at 1:30. Spectators can view from the bridge or the adjacent beach. National Guard Band under David Bo Miefood will provide music. After the final race, prizes will be awarded to winners.
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Wasinegron Tance Club
Atave de Aqueduct
Beidge
Avlok
Cnard
David Bo Miefood
Muse I
City Bulletins Seeks Diversions and Seasonal Pleasures
A garbled notice lists various entertainments and products including a theater, ponies, rides, and refreshments as part of a spring season display. It mentions American consul John WG Uhura resigning a health service post and references Atlantic City visitors, with scattered references to local businesses, bottling company ads, and seasonal stock items.
Tragic Death at Langdon Co Yeast Plant
Andrew Nelson a Danish immigrant and factory worker at Langdon Co yeast plant was killed in an industrial accident in the machines dryer room. A piece of gunny sack used to clean the belt allegedly caught in the wheel dragging him under the belt crushing his skull. Witnesses John Peterson and Tank Cary heard a shriek, found him on the floor, and alerted the ambulance. Dr Lee declared him dead. Coroner Nevit will certify death as accidental. Nelson, 28, had no relatives in this country and may be buried in his homeland. coworkers mourn the loss.
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Andrew Nelson
Co By
Langdon Fc
Pein
Nelson
John Peterson
Moment
Tank Cary
Cassaty Elospiter
Lee
Nurth
Denmark
Marine Band Concert Preview of March Program
A compact lineup lists pieces such as Old Comrades Overtuce, Mariana La Periz Aguinalde and Zampon Dance Monale. The concert features a mix of marches and melodies like The Star Spangled Banner and Philippine Melodies with various named works and ensembles.
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Ta Reja
Moonshiners Taken Back for Trial in Lynchburg
Weary Wille Camona and Fred Conrad, two alleged moonshiners, will be taken back to Lynchburg, Virginia, this morning at 9 o clock after Judge Wright signed an order of removal. Revenue officers say they ran a illicit distillery in a shanty near Alts, Visal a. Floral work for funerals offered, noting good taste and fine flowers.
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Weary Wille Camona
Fred Conrad
Lynchburg Vo
Wright
Alts
Vistala
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Linton Station
Union Station
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Col Townsend
Aqueduct Bridge
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BE Health
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Arlington Bottling Co
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Telke Wallace
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U. S. Soldiers
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Mareh
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Wallet Monkc
Normandy
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Barber& Ross
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Gudes
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