Ice cargoes to ease summer supply in river trade
The American Ice Company reports the schooner Kreger with 1 800 tons of Maine ice will reach port soon and be unloaded at Minth Street wharf. The Kennebec with 3 000 tons is due by Friday or Saturday, with T A Stinson and other cargoes expected to follow to meet summer demand. Officials warn any breakdown at key plants could trigger a serious shortage.
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Washington
Kreger
Maine
Samuel 4. Kimberly
American Ice Cmpany
Capt. Crowder
Wiliam H. Yerkes
Capes
Yerkes
Kimberly
Minth Street
Kennebec
Kroger
T. A. Stinson
Bath
American Ice Company
Mr. Kimberly
Chapin-Sacks
Sca
Union Station ruling set for damages case in court
The Union Station Commission faces a show cause hearing today at 10 o clock over damages claimed by James J Farrell owner of property at Second and G streets northeast. The commission denies liability for damages from street grade changes and says it cannot consider damages from the Union Station construction.
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Union Station Commission
Union Terminal Station Grade Claims Commission
James J. Farrell
Second and
G Streets
Len Simmons
Gould
Leftwich Sinclair
Charles A. Baker
George Wess
George Spranly
Farrell
Chan
Second Street
Congress
Union Station
Georgia Avenue
Year-long wait for repairs on Georgia avenue delayed by funds
Commissioners refuse urgent Georgia avenue repairs in the southeast K district, citing lack of funds. Biddle said improvements will be considered when preparing next fiscal year estimates. Andrew Johnson Jr of 1414 Georgia avenue had appealed for action.
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Georgia Avenue
Biddle
Andrew Johnson, Jr
Navy Place May Become Street Under Conversion Plan
A city committee explores condemning Navy Place between G and I and Sixth and Seventh streets to turn the alley into a street. Proposed by ML Weller of 6029 Street NW, the plan targets unruly tenants in several small tenement houses and shanties for public benefit.
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Navy Place
G and I
ML. Weller
Robbed on Train Sleep while Awake
William Sawing of 68 Pierce Street Northwest was robbed of $19 while asleep on a train. Ewing boarded in Culpeper Virginia and woke at Pennsylvania Station to find his purse missing. Police investigated but could not locate the money or thief.
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William Sawing
Pierce Street
Ewing
Culpeper
Pennsylvania Station
Building Permits and Bail in Par rrish Case
Building permits issued by Inspector Ashford include repairs at George Washington University and several addresses with costs from 750 to 4700 dollars. Paul Meagher, linked to Claudia Parrish’s death, is released on 4000 bail. Kate Maxey remains released on 7000 bail. The Parrish case involves an alleged illegal operation at the Riggs House.
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Ashford
George Washington University
Fifteenth
Cherris Danham
Letitie
William S Plager
Bernant S. Brown
Mrs MC Hospital
Apelling
Cordalt Road
Reservoir
Toad
EE Gillett Builders
S I. Gillett & Son
H L Billett
Seventh Street Northwest
Paul Meagher
Claudia Parrish
W. W. Steward
Ats Surety
Mra
Kate Maxey
Riggs House
Little Girl Healed By Cuticura After Eczema Sores
Grateful mother recounts using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills to cure a severe eczema case in her daughter and later a poison oak reaction in a son. She notes rapid relief and no recurrence, praising Cuticura as a vital household remedy.
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Mia
Lizzie Vincent Thomas
Feirmount
Walden’s Ridge
Tenn
Ze. Ciniment
Rvs Sato
der Winkof
Sean Slag
Foster Drag & Chew. Corp
Bole Props
Hanlon, Meas
Hamon
District Deaths Drop in Week of Health Report
The district weekly health report shows 139 deaths in the week ended last Saturday, down from 141. Infants and young children accounted for 39 deaths, down from 60. heart disease 15. consumption 11. typhoid six. malignant growths six. apoplexy noted. White fatalities were 78 and colored 61. Fifty typhoid cases were reported.
Clayton Held for Grand Jury in Anacostia Case
Sufficient evidence at Police Court led to Willem Clayton being held in $2,000 bond for the grand jury on a charge of beating and robbing Mrs. Amelia Manneligs at her Anacostia home on May 3. Clayton proclaimed his innocence at the hearing. Jury exonerates William Tenner and Bernard Evans in death case near Dead Man's Hollow, Rosslyn, Va., after coroner's inquiry finds no link to the victim.
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Clayton
Willem Clayton
Grand
Amelia Mmnelgs
Anacostia
William Tenner
Bernard Evans
Frea Miles
Dead Man’s Hollow
Rosslyn
Miles
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Greater Washington
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National Capital Brewing CO
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Xom Phyactin
Tantly
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Ath
Bowen
Dep Powe
Mayer&co
7Th St
Sheboygan
Wil
J. E. Dyer & CO
St. N. W
Penn Avenue
Diaway
Goodyear Rubber Co
NAVY
Wilham Ewing
City Bulletins
Butler
J. T. D. Pyles
Rosenfeld
N. E
Johnston's
Denk Magnolia Spa
the Springs
Tel
Joseph Auerbach
Chicago
Jewel Gux
C. A. Muddiman & Go
13Th St
Hileventh Street
North Carolina
J. R. Faunce
Bond
Bsc
Jno
A. Kelly
Center Mkt, Ltd
St. Wing.is
Mr. Martin
Iit
D. J. Kaufman
Ave
The
John Wedderburn Co
Wedderburn
Overholt
Hunter Wilson
Trimble Sherwood
Jamis E. Pepper Duffy's
Monogram
Pennsylvania Rye
Maryland Rye
Triple Cross Sunset Highspire Moss Rose’ Ruskin Rye
Gibson
Laquor
Anil
F Street
Noack
Risa
Ea Ema
Garleton Vaughar
A. Eberly's Sons
N.W
Varge
Arge
Tenth ST
Thea
Eneat Atlantic & Pacific Teaco
Talor
Jedandrat
Halchealth
Bend Se
Postage
Philo Hey Co
Newark
N.d
Heurich Brewing Go
Maerzen
Senate
Liege
Potomac Electric Power Co
Ith St. Nd
Adler
Victor E. Adler
Ten Per Cent Clothing House
W.W
Schlitz
Milwaukee
Jos. Schlitz Brewing
St. Ss. W
Maurer
Grosner
Penna. Ave. N. W
Regal
Penna. Ave
Warner
Safe Cure Company
Rochester
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