Fireboat Debuts in Washington Channel Amid Delays
Firefighter Chief Belt watches the new fire boat arrive at the riverfront and salute excursion boats as the vessel tours the Washington channel. Delays persist for completion of wharf, crew house, and fittings. The boat will not start duties until after July 1, with Captain yet unnamed and pilot in charge during trips.
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Washington Channel
River Front Yeatemlay
Harlan & Hollingsworth Company
Wilmington
Del
Belt
Bhaw
Washington
Delaware
Newport News
Colonial Beach
Wire Chief Belt
T M Robinson
Fre Department
West
Chief Belt
For Women Shoes And Goodyear Welts Bargains
Values up to four dollars offered for women shoes including oxford styles in black and tan vid kid velox and patent kid, Russian calf, Gibson ties, regular and blacker cuts, light and heavy weights. Goodyear welts Cuban and military heels newest models at sale prices.
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Gibson
Goodyear
Heurich's Beer Makes You Content Regardless of Catch
A brisk note promotes Heurich's Beer as a reliable wakeful drink that leaves readers content whether or not they succeed in fishing. The playful line suggests the brew offers satisfaction beyond a successful catch and invites readers to enjoy the moment.
Death of Frederick Rees superintendent at Union Trust Co
Frederick Rees, superintendent of the Union Trust Company warehouse at First and E Streets Northwest, died Sunday afternoon at his parents home 2008 Fourteenth Street. Typhoid fever caused his death he was twenty six born in Fredericksburg Va funeral at the residence at 8 this evening burial in Hock Creek Cemetery Leesburg Va.
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Anna Howell Stewart
David Ghriver Stewart
Strait Northwest
Stewart
Washington
Joshua B. Howell
Pennsylvania
Petersborg
Fancy Hill
Gloucester County
N. J
Philadelphia
Epiphany Parish
Frederick Rees
Union Trust Company
First
E Strests
Northwest
Fredericksburg
Hock Creek Cemetery
Walter Bailey Denies Disorderly House Charge
Walter Bailey was charged with keeping a disorderly house after a Sixth precinct raid. He pleaded not guilty and demanded a jury trial. Several others, all negroes, were caught. some pleaded guilty and paid fines or were jailed.
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Walter Bailey
Allee Lee
Robert Harris
John Hickman
Annie Lounge
Scott
Lewis Carter
Mary Wise
Charles Carr
Belle Johnson
Charles Curtis
Mamie Fowler
Hailey
C Street
Reid
Nuisance Protest Over Garbage Station Near Homes
More than fifty residents and taxpayers near New Jersey avenue and Eastrest southeast petition the Board of Commissioners to remove the garbage transfer station. They claim four years of nuisance, health risks, and devalued property from about one hundred tons daily, urging removal when the current contract ends.
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New Jersey Avenue
Eastrest Southeast
Loba
Edward M. Grinder
Board of Commissioners
Grand Larceny Case In Folies Court
Blanche Green, colored, held on 300 bond for grand jury by Judge Goott in Folies Court yesterday on grand larceny charge. Bond furnished. Alleged theft of 31 from Melville Cooper of Mountain View, Va, while staying at a boarding house south of Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Carge
Blanche Green
Jurge Goott
Folies Court
yester@ay
Melville Cooper
Mountain View
Aakoon
Fannsylvania Greaue
Rose Wise Found Guilty Of Larceny and Mental Examination
Rose Wise was found guilty of larceny after attempting suicide during arrest by laudanum intake at his home. Judge Scott suspended sentence pending mental health examination and committing Wise for testing. Separate note: three runaway boys from Washington held in Richmond after stealing rides on freight cars. identities given as Joseph O Leary, Caskie Smith, and William Davin, with addresses verified.
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Rose Wise
Scott
Poliag Court
Wise
Miss Amet
le Grande
Adam Kimbal
Richmond
Wort
Maj Sylvester
Washington
Joseph O Leary
South Street
Caskie Smith
Ninth Street
William Davin
First Street
Washingon
Suit to Enjoin Patent Issue in District Supreme Court
William MacDonald through attorney David E Anthony filed suit in the District Supreme Court seeking to halt a patent issued to the Catasauqua Rubber Company for rubber reclamation methods. The District of Columbia firm and others including the Commissioner of Patents are named in the action. A sequester order is sought to preserve rights during the dispute.
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William MacDonald
David E Anthony
District Supreme Court
Catasauqua Rubber Company
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
Commissioner of Patents
Washington’s Largest Men’s Clothing Business Expands
New friends every day. It’s not alone the quality of the fabric, but the style and character of the garments that make them highly popular. The high-placed way they’re advertised and priced promises simmer suits at prices unmatched. This combination drives record sales each week, growing a major Washington men’s clothing enterprise.
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Washington
Mercy Asked for Soldier Brought from Trelang om Embezzlement Charge
John Conroy an old soldier pleaded guilty in Criminal Court No 1 to an embezzlement indictment involving the Shannon estate. Attorney Charles J Murphy asked Judge Wright to suspend sentence citing Conroy's age sixty six and twenty three years of army service. Conroy had been brought from Ireland and arrangements were made to return nearly all the funds. the judge would decide and release him to await termination.
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Mercy
Trelang
John Conroy
Criminal
Dunda
John Shannon
Conroy
Shannon
Washington
Ireland
Charles J Murphy
Justice Wright
Negro Drowns After Fall From Steamer Ramfall Gangplank
William Perry, about twenty, fell from the gangplank of the steamer Ramfall while pushing a loaded truck to the wharf and drowned in the river yesterday afternoon. His body was recovered about half an hour later and identified by his mother Mrs. Mariah Fowler at the morgue. Coroner Movytt certified accidental drowning and the body was moved to 1237 Second Street SW.
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William Perry
Harry Randall
Wiliam Perry
Mariah Fowler
Movytt
Aunt seeks custody in habeas corpus suit over Cater children
In a District Supreme Court habeas corpus action, Helen Edwards, maternal aunt to William Cater Jr, James Cater, and Margaret Cater, asks for custody from their father William Cater and his wife, alleging cruel treatment. Chief Justice Clabaugh ordered issuance and set return for Thursday morning. attorney Campbell Carrington represents the aunt.
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William Cater
James Cater
Margaret Cater
District Supreme Court
Hllen Edwards
William Cator
Clabaugh
Campbell Carrington
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Seventh St
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Manhattan Laundry
Florida Ave
Prion A. Eberly
Home Savings Bank
Gth and
Mass. Ave
Heurich
Heurich Brewing Co
Fussell
Fussell’s
Issana
New York Avenue
Morsell's Hardware Store
St. Selinger'’S
St Opticians and Jowelers
Leesburg
Southern Ray
Alexandria
Horn, Te Taile
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Po Ucemen Allen
Campbell's
Bagsett's
Maggie
Maude Keyser
Alaters
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Boyce
Balen
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Brewing Co
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Parlang
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Snion
Sclnolder
Willian J. Lambert
Miler
Police Trial Board
Miller
Lewis Bush
Chicago-Jeval Garalas Water
Santora
Winderdrawling
Cman’s
Man's Store Make ™ Clothing
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
Mattings
China
Japan
Vetamblali
Herrmann
Philippine Monthly
Bton Gas Light CO
10Th St. N. WW
Serge
Crash
Sloquo
Gil Maraschino Chries
Thel Elias: Liquor CO
ofZome-Guthiye
7Th St. S.W
Anti-trust
Irea of
Caren
Pham M. A. Leese
Ninth Street N. W
Sherwin-Williams
J. T. Walker Sons
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