Rooms for Rent Burnished With Board in DC Area
Framed as a dense help-wanted housing page, listing numerous furnished rooms for rent in the Kalorama area and surrounding DC neighborhoods. Mentions of private baths, front rooms, month rates, board, and various landlords. Includes scattered details about location blocks, amenities, and availability aimed at single or couple tenants.
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Tim Gray
Hoyne Sami Ie
Elesa
Fargo
Rome
Amur
Tartor
SUM
Park Road
Burhenerte Vick
Howe
Califoma
Bath
MSI
Roma
Ara
Equity and Bankruptcy Actions in District of Columbia Court
Supreme Court proceedings in the District of Columbia feature Covington amid multiple divisions. The Equity Division orders Ruffian Company receivership assets to Attorney Hates while appointing Blanche A Willeman and Charles Dosager as guardians ad litem. The Bankruptcy Division references Seabridge Jewelry and Quinter refereeing, with ongoing adjudication and continuations before McCalmont. Probate matters grant administration to multiple heirs, with bonds set and estates opened, including Anna Ro Hausmann, Elizabeth Jemalex Jomer, and Elvi S Mitchell.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity
Covington
Simpson Ruffian Company
Warren Ont
Bhylea Meyer Vo
Bergroann
Truetee
Plaincity
Atturcer
Maeda
Aquare
Blanche
Williman
Charles Dosager
Attormyr
Coulter Welle Benninger
Deoplen Tine
Reestvera
Plain Tufts
A I Newmyer
Mawken & Have
Cravat Diyvision
Cobnel
States
Clarence Chinn
Diviaon
Covington Jnte Seabridge Jewelry Company
Ralph D Quinter
Tore J O
Joonton & Co
Chase
McCalmont
Covington Patete
Anna Ro Hausmann
William A Duvall
George Brandt
JD c
Fatate
Architald Hatton
Fanatin
Janea A Tisery
Baranel & Johnson
Vacharian Kinkler
Fincher & Fischor
Ann W Todd
M Jolbert
Yienry
Steinberg
Evaper
Rooms Wanted and Furnished or Unfurnished Near Transit Lines
Classified room rental notices from a mid-century newspaper listing couples and individuals seeking one to three rooms. Entries specify furnishing level, location near trolley lines or neighborhoods, price ranges from about 8 to 80 dollars monthly, and contact box numbers. Many ads request meals or board, private baths, or quiet family settings, with varying lengths and partial addresses.
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Riverdale
Bloomingdale
Eckington
Deciatin
Quvift
Lesles
Tilly
Clifinn Starr
Cutten
Indy
High Priniples
Adama
MSM Rt
Chiidren
Stain Dept
Robiox
Corcoran
Table Board Sanders 1817 F at One Day Week or Month
A fragment notes a table board arrangement by Sanders labeled 1817 F for a single day or monthly option. It mentions Cor RD Apt Ai and a general description of table board quality and availability. Details are sparse and entities are uncertain.
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Ato Co
Treakfist
Sun
Bath
Sven
Bowater
Roy Aed
Rene
Kant
Adams SP
Stobart
Hell
Roma
Tiree Poome
Colin Ma
Jin Lo Park
Tattor
Sanders
Property transfers and lawsuits listed in Northwest district notices
A long list of legal notices shows trustees transferring lots in Greenfield and Lincoln areas, with assessable stamps noted. It includes multiple cases of equity suits, bankruptcies, and property subdivisions, naming parties such as Thornton Carnse, Greenfield, Mary A Norman, and Washington Loan and Trust Company, with corresponding lot squares and stamp values. The item reads as a compilation of property deeds, liens, and court actions across streets including Northwest Washington and Linwood Heights, detailing tract numbers and monetary stamps.
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Ingi
Charles I Tankersley
Carl H Baker
Tharnton Carnse
Greenfield
Line Street
Crandall
Charles
Norticwest
Chelsea
King
Jrost Ux
Harry Ofraniall
Mount’ Pleasant
Wintith
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Triatee
Frank W Kammerer
PEI
Widdaueh & Sbhannon Incorporated
Julia A Bradburn
Munsey Trust Company
Gordon
Charles W
Newhoure
Linwood Heights
John W Glennan
Robert A
Washington
Luis Noon Heights
Hubert
New
Jfrsby
Writ Pakin Gadsby
Montgomery Mieir
John Tyssowski
Burne
Julia A
Burns
Bridget Burns
Trinidad
Cyrus W
Chappel
James E Beard
Oente
Hgrington
Maery
Norman
Willan
August Boeckmann
Feter's Mill
Thomas G Steward
William Herbert
Washington Loan_and Trust Company trusser
John J. Nermody
Deeds of Trust Entries From Various Localities
A long list of deeds of trust records detailing trustees, grantors, grantees, secured sums, payment terms, interest rates, and property descriptions across Ingleside Petworth Trinity and other districts. Entries note mortgages securing monthly or quarterly payments ranging from 100 to 2100 dollars, with interest mostly six percent or lower, and properties described by lots and squares.
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Ingleside
Carl H Baker
Norman J Lansbury
Joseph RB
Charles L .Tankersey
Helofsa McCue
Vatimal Mavings and
Trust Company
Charles J Bell
Permanent Building Fund
George
Washington Memorial Association
Mount
Mount Fibassnt—Hlacey M Crandall
Willam A
Ili
John T King
Charles W King Jr
Petworth
Julia B Bradburn
Bo Francis Baul
J Writey Jacobs
Trinidad
Jamra B_ Beard
Clarence Duvall
Alfred M Durkatt
Cyrus W Chappel
Lota
Citizens Bank of
Weston Wi
Eckington
August Koeckmann Et Ax
Chapin Brown
Henry Balieve Mann
Geeire Orental Bilt
William Filopkins
Flemnera
Hopking
Washington
Serare Equitable Operative Tabling Association
Harry L Gollaiay
Francia
Edith M Cleland
Edwin C. Brandenhore
T Pery Myers
William Ho Walker
Clagborne & Wilson
Fo Waltec Brandenburg Prumitter
Sears
John Jo Wermody
Frank A
Johnson
Jehnann
Kerial Bilding Association
Building Permits Reach One Million Five Hundred Thirty‑Four Thousand
Building permits issued last week totalled 1 534 125 dollars, ranking among the largest sums in the city’s history. Notable permits include Kennedy apartment at 2400 Sixteenth Street Northwest for 950 000 and Wardman’s department for the Department of Justice 100 000. The activity spans homes and apartments across multiple streets, with numerous remodels and new brick dwellings reflecting a booming real estate market.
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Washington
Kennedy
Larry Wardmans
Department of Justice
Julia Galloway
Anger Avenue
Alabama ’ Avenue
Martha J Woodward
Heeve
Laireet Boutheast
Lucy Madeira
Wheeles
Bites Seminary
Nineteenth Street
Northwest
Batley
WE Garner & Son
New Jersey Avenue
Thomas A Jameson
Street
Eleventh Street
T J D Fuller
Harry W Baden
First Street
Kennedy Hios
Sixteenth Street
Weat Eost
Thrift Building Company
George T Santmyers
Clarence T Ross
Northampton Street
Guy
Depp
Olver
West
Horace Westcott
MacNeil & MacNeil
V Street
Sager
Quincy Street Northwest
Charles K Chaconas
I. Street Northwest
Charlies Hugin
Central Avenue Aoalh East
F Geier
Arora
H Street
John J Cleary
J. G. Deslo
Julius Weilg
Hi F Borger
Thornton
Platt
Toa
Fourth Street
L Thornton
Fourteenth Street
Northwesteast
Ya Bowers
William Phipscomb & Co
New York
Avenue Northwaat
Coat
Waller R Mets
Massachusetts Avenue
Northeast
Anna Bom Craig
Boyle J. Abertaon
Pennsylvania Avenue
Northweat
Beryle Marquis
G Teussel
Eighteenth Street
Jonny Buckley
1826 Street
Geree T
New Hampshire Avenue
Swt
Yiarry Warman
Mo Behnelder & Co
Meridian Mansions to Rise as Million Dollar Hotel Complex
Kennedy Bros Inc began erecting the Meridian Mansions on upper Sixteenth Street a 950000 apartment hotel with 600 rooms and 200 baths. Innovations include a refrigerating plant electrical gas cooking, roof garden, rooftop tennis court and chauffeur quarters. The plan covers 53000 square feet on a 33000 square foot footprint opposite Meridian Park with a reinforced concrete brick exterior. A power plant on Kalorama Road connects by conduits. a rear two story garage provides 8900 square feet for machines. Estimated annual gross revenue is 245000.
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Meridian Mansions
Kennedy Bros Inc
Upper Sixteenth Street
Uss
Washington
Sixteenth
Crescent Streets
Meridian Park
Kalorama Road
Mediation Proposal Amid Railroad Engineer Strike Tension
The United States board of mediation and conciliation reviews the dispute between railroads and engineers and firemen. It contemplates offering its services only if requested and notes previous practice of intervention after being called by the commission. Commissioner Chambers says a strike would cause serious detriment and urges readiness to assist if needed.
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United States Board of Mediation and Conciliation
Bo Oserioux
Thaa Lala Plana
Ommiasioner Chambers
Linme
Ita
Rejected Suitor Kills Two in Freehold Village Incident
A rejected suitor shot and killed a father and wounded a mother and younger brother before allegedly killing himself. A 15 year old girl, a 4 year old, and other relatives were affected as the assailant, described as a shoemaker, forced entry into the home. Police are investigating the event in the village, with unclear motives and ongoing search for the assailant’s accomplice.
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Freehold
Jily
Sear
Hopkins
Joh Roax
Ed Hs
Sulcide
Misa Hopkina
Heft Alster
Airiestler
Mang Bulida
Belgian Cities Face Allied Destruction in Futile Offense
A Belgian English language organ in Switzerland warns that the British western drive may annihilate Belgium's cities and villages. It predicts Lille, Tournai, Courtrai, and possibly Cologne facing ruin within months, leaving only heaps of ruins while urging Belgian resistance and questioning whether any front can end the war.
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Neva
Switzerland
Verdun
Lille Turcoing
Tournay
Courtrai
Belgium
Berlin
Powder Conern 5 Troubles
In Wilmington on July 2 Col Edmund Buckner testified in a federal court suit over about 560 million dollars in Du Pont stock. He described tampering to deteriorate powder and fears of plant explosions as the company struggled to meet foreign contracts amid overwork and partisan worry. The stockholders accuse Pierre Du Pont and directors of self-serving purchase of Coleman Du Pont stock, raising value from war contracts to about 66.99 million.
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Wilmington del
du Pont Powder Company
Edmund Buckner
Col Buckner
Algo
Pierre du Pont
Coleman du Pont
District seeks underground power lines in Water Street
The District commissioners on Thursday sent to Congress a bill to abolish the overhead wires of Potomac Electric Power Company in Water Street Southwest and replace them with underground conduits for public safety. They ask for authority to require removals of various overhead lines including telephone telegraph and alarm wires when deemed necessary.
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Congress
Potoman Electric Power Company
Water Street Southwest
Representative Johnson
House District Committee
Gulfport Exhibit Favored in Mississippi Centennial Bill
Government exhibit transfer from Ban Diego Cal to Gulfport Mississippi centennial exposition authorized by Representative Hurricon. Favorable committee report to House Tuesday. Transfer limited to 590 dollars. Foreign Affairs committee to hear Harrison bill loan to Latin American countries for participation.
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Ban Diego
Cal
Gulfport
Misa
Hurricon
House
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the Dailyegal Record
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Orrom
AON
Gribees
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Sbepleo Iota
Attorneya Jo
Christian Wo Meyer
Henry Bergmann
Trenoucer
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Coulter Wells
Joseph
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Wheatley
Burnett
William Gordon Corporation
John H Packer Company
Ierra Iron Works
Mark Stearman
Seabridge Trading
Jes Meatrige Jewelry Company
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United States
Fidelity & Guaranty
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M Street
Thirty Third
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CFP
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