Niagara Falls and Adirondack Attractions by Pennsylvania Railways
A historic notice describes summer tours from Washington to Niagara Falls and Adirondack regions. It highlights routes via Pennsylvania Railroad with through sleeping cars and parlor coaches, offering day trips and connections to Buffalo, Albany, Utica, and Lake Placid, with specific travel windows and ticketing information.
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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 moved to revoke all billboard and sign permits to keep city sightlines clear. Commissioner West led the push with support from Macfarland Judson and West’s bid to end outdoor advertising, citing safety and aesthetics.
New Street Lamp Locations Proposed by Engineer
Engineer Alfen recommends street lamps at multiple district points including Brooklowa Taelin Street between Nealon and Nils Frarkin, North Laogdan Twenty eighth between Tous hos and dwarfs Homtht, Queen Chapel Road to Toutes sterol, and several other cross streets. Additional lamps are planned for Suenteenth Kowedaly, Suneteighth and Patgeen, and on Rhode Island Avenue. details cover numerous blocks and avenues to improve lighting.
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Taelin
Nealon
Nils Frarkin
Twottr
Thireeau
Paoe Tian
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Rurtheaat
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Suneteenth
Fitton
Netoee
Hhode Island
Water mains ordered for civic improvement project
Commissioner Judson announced proposed water mains for New Hampshire Avenue north from Randolph Street and Michigan Avenue near North Capitol Street. Plans include sections of 2 inch and 4 inch mains along Forty sixth and Thirty ninth Streets, and along Fourteenth Street between Spring Road and Olney Street, northwest area.
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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 Is Rejected In Washington
Washington business leaders reject the National Daylight Association proposal for a one hour clock shift. Commissioner Macfarland reported that no communications favored the change and many protests were filed. The Cincinnati group will be notified of the setback as the plan to move clocks forward on May 1 and back on October 1 is blocked.
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Washington
National Daylight Association of Cincinnati
Board of Trade and
Chamber of Commerce
Macfarland
Cincinnati Association
Saloon Do Not Sts Proposed Governing Rules
The excise board proposes rules from a Federation of Liquor Dealers meeting to curb saloon patron and employee conduct in Washington. Suggestions limit beer bucket sales to nearby customers, curb promiscuous distribution of Christmas trinkets, 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
Clean City's Narrow Alleys Targeted for Widening
District commissioners plan to widen alleys considered too narrow for proper sanitation. A list of alleys was compiled by Superintendent Wood and submitted for review. A board led by Wood, Talcott, an engineer from Lughwass, and Mosq from the engineer department will inspect and report which alleys to widen and the steps to remove objectionable features.
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Lughwass
Engineer Department
The Folly of Using The Demand for Van Camp's Milk Now 3s
The ad touts Van Camp's evaporated milk as pure germ free and superior to raw milk. It claims dairy sanitary practices, sterilization, and full butter fat content, urging readers to switch from raw or “milkman’s” milk to Van Camp's for safety and flavor.
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van Camp
Mikman
van Camps
Military Honors At Grave For Cel Townsend
Funeral honors were conducted at Arlington National Cemetery for Cel Townsend who died Saturday. U S A veterans and Washington Commandery of the Loyal Legion members attended at his home on 1544 Columbus Road in Chiplan. Survivors included Wael Andrew B Graham, A J Jaxton Tong, BP Shoemiker Boo Suder, William Po Young, Apt Brooks, and Col Charles Wo Taylor.
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Columble Road
Chiplan
U S
Arlington National
Jaxton Tong
Shoemiker
Boo Suyder
Willian Po Young Apt
Brooks
Col Charlas Wo
Taylor
Wasinegron race club regatta slated for Saturday afternoon
The Wasinegron distance Club at Aqueduct Bridge will host the annual canoe race on Saturday afternoon at 1:30. Spectators can view from the bridge or nearby beach. National Guard Band under David Bo Miefood will provide music. After the race the tamers pins for winners will be awarded.
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Wasinegron Tance Club
Atave de Aqueduct
Beidge
Avlok
Cnard
David Bo Miefood
Muse I
City Bulletins Mix of Ads and Notices
A scrambled collage of advertisements and notices covers beverages, theater, ponies, arlington bottling, and various products. Mentions American consul John WG Uhura resigning, duties in Montevideo, and Atlantic City visits, alongside local suppliers and phonetic brand lines. The piece reads like a chaotic street page with product pitches and public notices.
Death At Langdon Yeast Plant In Conveyor Belt Accident
Andrew Nelson a Danish immigrant and factory worker at Langdon yeast plant was fatally crushed in the belt of a dryer. A knife moment earlier borrowed from John Peterson was used to cut a bag and a piece caught the wheel dragging Nelson under the belt. Police deem it self inflicted through negligence and the coroner will issue a death certificate. He leaves no relatives in this country and will likely be sent to Denmark for burial.
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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 Program Items Revealed
A period concert list features selections including Old Comrades Overtuce Mariana Spanish Sulté La Periz Lon Toron Aguinalde’s March Zampon Dance and The Star Spangled Banner. The program also mentions Baby Parade Philippine Melodies and other titled works by various composers.
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Ta Reja
Moonshiners Taken Back for Trial in Lynchburg
Weary Wille Camona and Fred Conrad, two alleged moonshiners, fought police last Wednesday and will be returned to Lynchburg, Virginia, for trial at 9 o clock after Judge Wright signed a removal order. Revenue officers report they operated an illicit distillery in a shanty near Altus, Vista. Floral work for funerals noted, praising good taste and fine flowers.
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Weary Wille Camona
Fred Conrad
Lynchburg Vo
Wright
Alts
Vistala
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