Baltimore and Ohio Rail Schedule From Union Station
Rail timetable showing daily connections from Union Station to Philadelphia New York and Baltimore with multiple departures including early morning and night services. Sleeper cars advertised to several destinations and notes on through trains to Cincinnati Louisville Pittsburgh Cleveland Columbus Wheeling and other points with ticket office locations on 16th Street and Market Street.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Philadelphia
New York
Liberty Street
Twenty Third Street
Aisphia
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Sincinnati
Louis
Bouisviber
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Columbus
Chesapeake
Ohio
Sap m
Daly & C
Chicago
Alespers
Louisville
Cristopati
Jadienapolia
Cincinnati
Mepals
Suliman Servrice
Chicase
A Atted
Matt Lothweet
Northwest
Cimcianati
Obcor
Pa. Ave
Washington Southern Railway
Richmond
Points
Frederickshure
Laeve Union Station
Fredericksburg
Southern Railway Passenger Schedule Fragments
The notice lists Southern Railway routes with daily dining cars and parlor cars to Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans, and many branching lines. It includes multiple origin cities, times such as 1094pm and 9:00am, and mentions sleeping cars and touristic cars to various destinations like Roanoke, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Savannah, and more, with limited legible times and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
Informaion Ant
Washington
Atlanta
Montgomers Mobile
New Orleans
Chettensea
Memphia
Atanta Annistos
Birmingham
Arniston Talladega Calera
Selma
Roanoke
Bristol Knozville
Chattenoogs
Biningham
Mertiisa
Vicksburg
Knozville
Chattanooga
Yashvills
Mampnis
Cosny
Amnavills
Patlor
Rrowk General Agent
Chesapeake Beach Railway Excursion Timetable Update 1912
W Jones president announces planned excursion train service to and from Chesapeake Beach with new schedules effective July 8 1912. Weekdays inclusive Monday to Friday trains from District Line Station depart morning and afternoon with returns to reach Beach by late afternoon. Saturdays Sundays and holidays include additional departures with similar return times. All trains aim for approximately 75 minute runs and subject to change without notice.
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Chesapeake Beach Railway
Rebetn
Chiesa Peake Treacy
Ut Norice
District Line
Smaxe Oval
St Peragoing
Jones
Arrest Expected in Virginia Assault Case
Crandal Mackey, Commonwealth’s attorney for Alexandria County, says the suspect in the Maude Hoffmann attack near Addison, Virginia is known and will be arrested soon. Two men were briefly detained in Alexandria but cleared. authorities delay arrest to confirm grounds and ensure evidence.
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Washington
Alexandria
Maude Hoffmann
Addison
Crandal Mackey
Commonwealth
Alexandria County
Hoffmann
Mackey
Mia Hoffmann
Auto Truck Kills Bicyclist in Washington Incident
William Cardoza Jr., 46, riding south on Ninth Street near E Street, was crushed under the rear wheel of a Adams Express delivery truck driven by Lewis A Miller. The wet pavement caused the bike to slip as Cardoza tried to cross, and he died at Emergency Hospital during surgery. Miller was arrested and released on bond for the coroner’s inquest scheduled for 11 o'clock today.
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Umler
One Adams Express Company
Lewis A Miller
Second Street
William Cardoza Jr
Ninth and
Cardoza
Ninth Street
E Street
W HA Carroll
Thirtyfirst
Miller
First Precinct
Orme Will Bars Wife and Children From Estate Share
Mrs Ella Orme widow of James Orme files her 1902 will denying her son Harry A Orme a share while directing a life payment of 100 per month from a sixth of the estate to his two brothers William and Charles H Orme. The will leaves 10000 to Mrs Latha A Chery and places the remainder in trust with American Security and Trust Company for five sons and the household furniture to Charles H Edgar J and Gardner P Orme. The document reflects ongoing marital disputes aired in District Supreme Court over alleged aviation spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Orme
James Orme
Harry A. Orme
Orme
Ts | District Supreme Court
Charles H. Orme
Harry A Orme
Mra Latha A. Chery
Chery
American Security and Trust Company
Reserves Home Again After Ozark Cruise Record
The District naval reserve returned from a two week cruise aboard the Ozark. Commander Durston and officers praised target practice results with five hits out of twenty shots at 160 yards. Ninety sailors and 38 regulars endured drills and shore leave stops from Colonial Beach to Marshall Hall, with no hazing this year.
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Lke Real Agilors
District Naval Reserve
Ozark
Seventh Street
F S Durston
The
New York
Marietta
New Jersey
Gloucester
C M B Stone
U 8 N
Marietta Hie
Naval Reserve
Potomac
Made
Colonial Beach
Tangier Sound
Old Point
St Marys Tver
Point Lookout
Cotonila Beach
Marshall Hall
Picnic for 125 Children by Veritas Club Founder
Mrs H K Harring founder of the Veritas Club will take 125 of her poor charges for a country picnic this afternoon. The group will meet at 2 PM at the Northern division Associated Charities headquarters 71 Rhode Island Avenue. Two motor trucks provided by local businessmen will transport the children to a quiet rural spot where wall filled lunch baskets prepared by Mrs Harring await them.
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H K Harring
Veritas Club
Httle
Associated Charities
Rhode Island Avenas
Cit
Chinese on Bond Pleads Not Guilty in Gambling Raid
Lee Wing proprietor of 346 Pennsylvania Ave NW arrested during Sixth precinct raid on alleged gaming. He pleads not guilty to allowing gaming on January 1 1912 and other days and seeks jury trial. More than twenty other Chinese men held as witnesses released on ten dollar collateral each. Wing posts 3200 for appearance, trial set for next fall.
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Lee Wing
Pennsylvania Avenue
Sixth Precinct
Mergenthaler Machines and presses at Judas & Detweiler store
A fragmented notice describes Mergenthaler machines and high power presses offered by Judas Detweiler Inc at The Big First Shop at 420 422 1h et, signaling a large equipment sale or display. The readable text lists heavy office and printing equipment to turn out crams geet and best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mergenthaler
Judas&Detweiler, Inc
New Faculty At Georgetown Names Move To Ireland Posts
Georgetown University announces changes in the year’s faculty with Rev Alphonsus Donion as president and Rev Augustus Duarte as vice president. New appointments include Rev Kilroy as athletics director, Rev Briones directing languages, Dore and Dolan moving to Woodstock College, and several staff taking new roles or leaving for other posts.
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James Kilroy
Thomas Emmet
Ireland
August Duarte
William Gregory
Alphonsus Donion
Georgetown University
Augustus Duarte
Aloysius Brosnan
Henry Shandelle
James Becker
John Conway
John Creeden
John Quirk
Richard Martin
Thomas Miley
Mark McNeal
Arthur O'Leary
John Hedrick
William Dolan
Charles Hersog
Henry McQuade
Francis Byrnes
William Graham
Cyril Briones
George Hanlon
Leo Dore
James Donlan
Francis A Tondorf
Muey
Woodstock Collage
John Toohey
New York
McNeal
St Andrews-on-the-Hudson
O Connor sues to force disclosure of letters from police detectives
Jeremiah O Connor filed in District Supreme Court a mandamus suit against district commissioners. He alleges detectives James T. Menkirk and James F. Beckett interfered with his liquor business at 6 Four-and-a-half Street and that letters were sent to the commissioners to hinder his license renewal. He seeks access to the letters and asks the court to compel disclosure.
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District Supreme Court
Jeremiah O'Connor
O'Connor
James T. Menkirk
James F. Beckett
Metropolitan Police Force
GIVES PARTY TO ELLIS AT TWINING CITY HOME
John F Ellis returns to his father James Ellis at 221 Prout Street Twining City after 12 years away. James B Latimer contractor hosts an unannounced surprise party with old Anacostia friends. Attendees include Mrs Latimer Mrs R F Bradbury Miss B Bradbury Miss Clara Bradbury Mr and Mrs EB Pessagno Mr and Mrs Henry Ells and Miss Edna Williams.
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John F Ellis
James Elisa
Prout Street
Twining City
James B. Latimer
I ‘Street
Latimer
Ellis
Anacostia
Theater Week Offers Classic Plays and Carnival Fun
Columbia Players present Her Great Match by Clyde Fitch at the Cosmos and Poli Players stage The Lion and the Mouse by Charles Klein with A H Van Buren Mark Kent and Jewel leading The Seminary Girl by Ray Dudley Youthful acts from Juvenile Metropolitan Minstrels and European shadowgraph by Marcous headline Luna Park carnival run by Washington and Alexandria Elks July 23 to August 4 with free admission and ample streetcar service Belasco roof garden screens extended kinemacolor program plus notable reels at reduced price Glen Echo Park shows fireworks and Soldiers Home Band concerts Sundays
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Poli
Charles Klein
United States
A. H van Buren
Jefferson Ryder
Mark Kent
John Burkett Ryder
Lion
Miss Jewel
Resea
Ray Dudley
Cosmos Theater
Miler and
Mack
Gertruds Hoffman
Marcous
Tom O’brien
Madelyn Lear
Washington
Alexandria
Elks
Luna Park
Coney Island
New York
Atlantic City
The
Luma Park
Glen Echo Park
Soldiers’ Home
Left legacies to church in Margaret Cady will
Under the November 17 1905 will filed for probate yesterday Martin Donohue named trustee to sell all real estate of Margaret Cady and pay legacies to Father Williams St Stephen's Catholic Church two hundred. St Ann's Infant Asylum one hundred. Patrick S Niland two hundred three. Mary Cady Dement three hundred. Mary Donohue four hundred. Residue to Mary Cady Burnett and to David L Burnett Alice B Curtis and Mary Curtis Woodsome. Residue to Mrs Mary E Clarke.
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Margaret Cady
Martin Donohue
Tha Testatrix
Father Williams
St Stephen's Catholic Church
St. Stephen's
St .Ann‘s Infant Asylum
Patrick S Niland
Mary Cady Dement
Mary Donohue
New York Mayor Opposes Term Coin for Three-Cent Piece
Mayor Gaynor objects to calling the new money a coin and prefers token instead. The Ohio bill, urged by Representative Bulkley, seeks coinage of a three-cent piece to lower prices for necessities, with endorsements from figures including Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson. Other supporters include Jane Addams and Philadelphia's Rudolph Blankenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eas
Bulkiey
Senate
Newton Baker
Cleveland
Representative Bulkley
Ohio
Bulkley
Senate Committee On Finance
Ils
Andrew Carnegie
Gaynor
T. R. and Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
A &Cent
Gthera
Laula D Brandeis
Jane Addams
Hull House Chicago
Rudolph Blankenburg
Philadelphia
Charles Zueblin
Twentieth Century Magazine
W . Uren
Oregon
President Hedley
Yale
Richard T Ely
Lyman Abbott
Ban B Lindsey
Winston Churchill
Henry T Hunt
Cincinnat
Oregon Ousts 763-Year Sentence Appeal to High Court
Oregon Attorney General Crawford filed notice in the U S Supreme Court to seek dismissal of J Thorburn Ross s appeal from a larceny conviction. Ross, former president of Title Guarantee and Trust, was found guilty of diverting state educational funds for personal use and received five years in prison and a large fine. The Oregon Supreme Court had set aside the $57 000 fine and the default imprisonment provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
J. T. Ross
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Crawford
J. Thorburn Ross
Portland
Oreg
Larceny Ross
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Supreme Court of Oregon
Suit Filed Over Shares in Tire Filler Venture
R Ernnest Whitney sues Warren B Buckley and Union Trust in district court claiming part ownership of notes tied to stock in a tire filler firm. He says Hart of West Virginia paid Buckley for the stock and Whitney, by contract, is to receive half of Hart’s proceeds. notes are overdue. Whitney seeks a receiver to seize papers held by the bank and to recover his share of the proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Ernnest Whitney
District Supreme Court
Warren B Buckley
Union Trust Company
John B Hart
West Virginia
Buckley
Whitney
Hart
Bail sought for Patten in Spencer murder case
Attorney Walter P Plumley for John J Patten, one of six men held by a coroner’s jury in the July 11 death of John Spencer, filed in District Supreme Court a petition for bail pending grand jury investigation. Plumley contends Patten was not implicated and asks US Attorney to submit alleged confessions to exonerate his client.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter P Plumley
John J Patten
John Spencer
District Supreme Court
Spencer
Plumley
Patten
United States
Excursions at Chevy Chase Lake Concerts Draw Crowds
Musicians from the Marine Band perform nightly at Chevy Chase Lake from 7:30 PM and after 9 PM at the large pavilion. The venue remains the center of attraction, offering delight and amusement for young and old until closing time.
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Chevy Chase Lake
Marine Band
Stops Lectures to Farmers and Traveling Expenses Law
The Federal government will not pay travel expenses for Agriculture Department officers or employees to deliver lectures or share information to farmers students summer schools or boys camps. Comptroller Tracewell of the Treasury advised Secretary Wilson that a broad act of Congress bans government travel payments to conventions and that Secretary Fisher lacked authority to reimburse field agents for conference attendance with local organizations.
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Agricultural Department
Department of Agriculture
Tracewell
Treasury Department
Wilson
Congress
Fisher
The Coated Tongue and Digestive Clues
A reader asks about a coated tongue its cause and remedy. The tongue reflects the alimentary canal and nutritional status signaling indigestion liver issues auto intoxication and nervous vitality. Improvement of digestion and elimination will improve tongue condition, which can worsen during fasting.
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Stevenson
George Meredith
Richard Harding Davis
Henry van Dyke
John Galsworthy
RS Andrews
Ravello
William Tell Ii
the Heart of the Hills
John Fox, Jr
Guiterman
Ima
Maxfield Parrish
Sidney
Maine
Americam Deteroere
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Pam
Amammettn
Pennsylvania
R. A
Gape
Kelly Reach
Ocean
Delaware River Bridge
H. A. Orne
District Naval Militia
Durstein
Prajee
Capes
Atlantic
Joseph A Dempf
Durston
Tnal
Toda
Charles Macalester
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Fifteenth Street
New York Avenue
Main Entrance
Zoo Park
Chevy Chaze
Great Falls
Washington and Old Dominion Railroad
M Streets
Chesapeake Beach
Jonn's
Harvey's
Kth
Paav
Denton
Georgetown
Tre
Noroscope
Jerry
Mercury
Saturn
Mars
Columbia
Clyde Fitch
Columbia Players
Criterion Theater
Maxine Elliott
Jo” Sheldon
Adolph of
Belasco Roof Garden
Kinemacolor Pictures
British Naval Review
Windsor
Cowes
England
Lord Kitchener
Till
St. Ann’s Orphan Asylum
T.R
Carnegie
Negro
T. J. Allen
Joseph B Bowles
Castoria
Arth
Columbia Monthly
Columbia Phonograph Co
G Street
N. W
Atest
CLG
Ey CO
Bradbury Baba
Fealaring
Standard Oil Company
New Joney
Bohemian Beer
Ecs
America
Stroh Brewery Co
Detroit, Mich
18Th Street
Burchell
Prince Albert
U.S
Ewes
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