District board eyes taxicab rate changes and personnel shifts
The Washington District board reports limited personnel changes with new appointees to assessors, corporation counsel, insurance superintendent and tax collector. It anticipates major work ahead on public utility rates, likely announcing taxi fares by early fall after data on valuations is gathered.
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Washington
Georgetown
Conrad H. Syme
Corporaton
B. H. Thomas
Charles F. Nesbit
George W. Ingham
Ben L. Prince
Charles C. Rogers
Roger 3. Whitford
Ansistant Corporation
Ita
Licenses to marry listed for numerous couples nationwide
The passage records marriage licenses granted to many individuals across multiple states including Washington, D.C., Maryland, Virginia, and Texas. Notable pairs include William F. Reardon and Lie J. Thoms, Edward Farait and BR. Cockey, and Frank A. Tuber and Mary E. Whit, among others, with Rev. ministers named for each ceremony.
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William F. Reardon
Washington, I
Snd
Lie J. Thoms
Annnapolis
M. P
Equa
Edward Fariut
BR. P. Cockey
Baltimore
E. A Bannon
George F. Bet
M. Ricketts
Lynchburg
le M. Chambers
William A. Drameright
Grasp Ww
Washington, D.C
Lillia
Hlacen
Mount Rainier
F. W. Almand
Dorsey G.iting
Mary
Dsdnor
J. J. Beige
Frank WN. Kidwall
Cora
Harmon
Edwin BR
Lusty
Edna V. Welthley
TW. Dohmson
Warrok
Louisa. Warren
Richmond
W. V. Tader
W. Chappel
Helen
H. Hauoke
Gerald Hl. Fayne
Alexendria
Gettrude D! Alexander
Washington, D
C. ‘the Bay
Theron Guimater
Births Reported in Turley and McCloskey Families
Birth notices list numerous families including Turley, Macomber, McCloskey, and Jeffries among others, noting multiple newborns by name, gender, and parental pairings. The column includes hospital and address references such as Georgetown University, Walter Reed Hospital, and government facilities, with ages and locations attached to various individuals.
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Mogens E. Osborn
Georgetown University
Hoasata
Adile W Brows
G. B. Maans
Francen
I. Davie
Tobarculans
Iaaune
Frances
Ramony
J. Jobuen
18Th
St. Ae
Geuls Weita
Wovernment Hospital
Yoate
Taman
Taylor
GHO
Newark
Cleveland Park
Georganta Creer
Fred F. McNamee
Walter Reed Gengtal Hospital
James $. Gray
Government Hospital For Insane
Am Shepold
Srodeman W. al’ H. Nordic
Columbia
Koras Grady
Ilies
Beanldebary
Bereen
Gngravtog
Elation
Grace Carr
Rinnora Ua Polat
Asyham Hogpstad
Hoftet
Jaliate Pure
Magxie
Webster
Tabstonlocis Hospital
Triph Brown
Syeare
Wmeie Ribble
Linea Oe
Warrington Agglons
Itemabie Bioaptua
Ponte
Bwollne-Proctor
Angler Ave
Garreth
Resolutions Denounce Committee Actions Against Commissioner Newman
John G. McGrath presented resolutions on behalf of the association stating they do not sympathize with the homie Fale committee’s efforts to force Mr. Newman to quit his office. The resolutions vigorously protest and condemn the committee’s attitude toward Commissioner Newman and endorse his continued leadership. A copy of the resolutions will be sent to the President.
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Newman
John.g. McGrath
Army Worm Threat in Washington Trees Prompt Spraying
City officials report army worm outbreaks in Washington trees while tussock moths, a caterpillar species, attack across sections of the capital. Superintendent Lanham outlines a Bordeaux mixture and Paris green solution to apply on lawns and notes widespread spraying of maples and other trees before cocoons form and hatchlings spread destruction.
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Given
Army
Washington
Trueman Lanham
Treaa
Cra
Lanhao
Weston
Mr. Lanham
Laanam Saig
Fire Destroys Back Room Of Sprucebank Store Causing 2000 Damage
A rear room blaze at H. E. Sprucebank Co drug store 155 B Street SE started by a heated cottonseed oil spill. Clerk absent briefly. fire reached readily combustible materials. Damage estimated at $2000. Other fires reported included a railroad car blaze near Thirtieth and EK streets NW and a tar kettle fire at a government scow foot of Fourteenth Street SW.
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H. E. Sprucebank & Co
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Thirtieth
EK Streets
Fourteenth Street
Government Engineering Corps
Jennie Holmes
Oliye Street
Northeset
Olive Street
Jonnie Holmes
Fourteenth’ Street
United States
Tairtieth
Baltimore, and Ohio
B ‘Street
H. B. Sprucebank & A
Magnolia Cottage Opens With Evening Service at 231th Street
City bulletin notes Magnolia Cottage now open with evening hours from 7 20 p m to 7 p m at 231th street, offering room service and rug cleaning and storage by Courser's W. 055 phone. Floral items advertised. Shatter's New Tower Store at 014th and Virginia Theater mentioned. Want ads are free in The Post's classified columns.
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Couser'’s
I Shatter
New Tower
Virginia -Theater
Mary Bryant Seeks to Recover $10000 for Death of Husband
A sweep of damages claims filed in the Diablat Supreme Court includes Mary Bryant seeking 10000 from Wyeth Corporation over her husband’s death from lockjaw after dental work. Arina Thomas sues for 10000 alleging injuries from sidewalk hazards. Holmes seeks 5000 against Pennsylvania Railroad for a train incident. Multiple other suits and plaintiffs are named with various injuries and financial demands.
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Mary Bryant
Arina P. Thomas
Viaima
Diablat Supreme Court
Howard A. Morris
Southern Hallway Company
Attornaya
D. W. Baker
Ayd W. B. Leahy
Springfield
Columbia Dredging and Granite Company
Mary P
Uilligan
Butserda Point
Harry A. Grant
Anox P. ‘Thomas
Corremondent
Congressional Union
Ware
Iicturies
Highteenth
Californis
Fifteenth
Sixteenth
Baker & Leahy
Wyeth
March & Laker & Leahy
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Charles £. Holmes
Holmes
Baltimore
Winans
Church to Sell Deteriorating Fourteenth Street Edifice
Trustees of St. Andrew's Protestant Episcopal Church in Northwest Washington plan to sell the brick church and site on Fourteenth Street and Corcoran, with a 1200 capacity before moving to a new location as membership dwindles. Real estate firm RJ. Totten & Co. to handle the sale. The property carries a first mortgage of 60,000 and is offered at 155,000, leaving about 5,000 for a new site and construction. The edifice could serve as a garage theater or dance hall. committee seeks a temporary but usable structure for future growth. In another note, Edward Johnson, a one legged colored boy, was fined for theft of two bicycles and faced jail time in police court.
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Satvurday
Oliver P. Newman
Frederick Biddons
Newman
Harding
Taft
Boar
Home Rule Committee
All Citizens‘ Associatione
Potomac
United States
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Potomac Electric Power Company
Finca
Commission
Electric Power Company
St. Andrew's Protestant Episcopal Church
Fourteenth
Corcoran Streets
J. J. Dimon
RJ. Totten & Co
Erect & Men Church
Sixteenth Street
V Or Warrent
Fourteenth Street
Corcoran Street
Test
Edifes
Edward ‘Johnson
Johnson
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Riterion
Guar Ie
John T. Crowley
Carroll Electric Co
Royal Pilsen
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Tharp
Berkeley
Rye
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Anna M .McCloskey
Jerry
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Bina L. Bowie
William
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Agronia
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Guster
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Elizabeth Williams
Lanham
Blaze
H. E. Sprucebank & * Go’s
City Bulletin
Police
Willam Baker
Georgia Avenue Northwest
Columbia Road
Tred Nook
F Street
Nook
Sixth and
C Streets
Leo Kunts
Kuntz
I Atreat
Connecticut Ple! Company
William Bel
Wisconsin Avenue
EL. Corbin
Newton Street
Tames Hawkins
Nouthwest
Polles
Robert Low
Third Street
Casualty Hospital
Good Hone Road
Nichols Avenue
Anacostia
Andrew J. Byke
Byke
Fitteanth
H Streets
Charles W. Plunkett
Champlain’ Avenue
John W. Martin
Street Northwest
J. H. Metnardit
Mottorott
Kate Roar
Paictex
Alexandria
Lawrence Rose
Potomac Avenue
Chamber of Commerce
Ola Point
Rhode Toland
Chamberlin Hotel
District Naval Coutia
Bermudas
T ‘Oxaway
Rata
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S. Brown
Westbury
General Ag
Enor Weber
Outhern Railway
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Golden & Co
la. Ave
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