Maine wreck cofferdam work nears exposing after deck
Havana June 6 preliminary work on exposing the Maine wreck progresses as caisson repairs finish and water pumping begins. Piling holds, water lowers two feet by nightfall and work resumes with aim to reach five feet, testing of retaining wall to ensure stability before rapid pumping and mud removal for ship bottom inspection and explosion analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Maine
Border Cities Protest Over Reentry of Domesticated Animals
Border cities protested the Customs Court ruling stopping free reentry of domestic animals taken across the border. Wagons delivering daily supplies were halted and traffic delayed in some towns while Supreme Court Chief Justice White plans to bring horses to his Canadian summer home and pay duties on their return. Lawmakers prepared amendments to ease the impact on affected constituents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Mexico
White
Supreme Court of the
United States
Sultan Sets Course for Saloniki Tour Amid Dynami te Find
The sultan with the grand vizier and ministers sailed on a warship from Constantinople to Saloniki to visit Albania and Macedonia. Officials report dynamite and bomb-making equipment discovered near a railway route the sultan will travel, prompting fears of unrest and hopes for pacification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Constantinople
Grand Vizier
Koepruelue
Macettonia
Tragedy as Parrisons Witness Fatal Double Murder Suicide
Chester Clark 42 shot and killed his wife Linda 9 at her Roulette home then killed himself. Mrs Clark survived a few hours. the couple had not lived together for months. The two young children witnessed the shootings. The event was discovered early today after Saturday night incident in Coudersport area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coudersport
Chester Clark
Linda
Roulette
Here
Clark
Man Dies Saving Dog Hit By Norfolk train
C. D. Higbee, 68, merchant and Higbee postmaster, Roanoke Virginia, was killed when he was run over by a Norfolk and Western train while rescuing his dog on the tracks. Higbee Ohio town named for his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. D. Higbee
Ohio
Roanoke
Washington Post
C. D
Bartholdt Accepted by Kaiser as Special Representative
Ambassador David Jayne Hill informed President Taft that Representative Bartholdt of Missouri would be a suitable special representative for the transport to Germany of the statue of Baron Von Steuben. The Kaiser would find the appointment highly acceptable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jayne Hil
Germany
Taft
Representative Bartholdt
Missouri
Baron von Steuben
Movements of Ocean Steamers Reported Arrivals and Schedules
Arrivals include New York bound liners from London and Copenhagen with several London to Bremen routes cited. Steamers from Havre and Havre to New York expected to dock late Tuesday or early Wednesday, with docking times noted as noon or around 4 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minneapolis
London
Christiansand
United States
Copenhagen
Plymouth- Kronpringessin Cecine
Bremen
Boulogne
Oordara
Havre
Caroline
Sable
Aland
Kalter Wilhelm II
Dremen
Tietgam
Wall
Ipeoonset
Grossar Kurfoerst
Fribe
Tesla
Aged farmer seeks audience with Taft at Union Station
Jacob Rusterholz of Crawfort county, Iowa, a farmer arrested at Union Station en route to Washington for a personal chat with the President, spoke with Harrisburg officer J I Shepley. He hoped Taft would pay him 30 dollars on his Iowa farm. Police telegraphed to Washington and escorted him to be questioned. Taft passed nearby as the man awaited inquiry. Rusterholz will be sent to the Washington Asylum Hospital for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Rusterholz
Crawfort County
Inne
Union Station
Washington
Rusterholz
J. I. Shepley
Harrisburg
Iowa
Kepley
Tncal
Secret Service
Taft
Washington Asylum Hospital
Man Threatens Taft Reproof Via Telegraph
In Utica New York on June 5 a 28 year old knitter Henry Cronkhite entered Western Union seeking to send a rebuke to President Taft over the Mexico rebellion. He was questioned, police were called, he was taken to hospital after becoming violent with about 200 dollars on him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Utica
Western Union Telegraph Company
Taft
Mexico
Henry Cronkhite
Fatal pistol duel near Raleigh Ends in murder and jail
John Robertson was killed and H. W. Montague jailed with a wounded arm after a pistol confrontation near Hagia Rock. Miss Wlassie Hicks, escorting Montague from a wedding, tried to intervene as Robertson leveled a fatal shot. the incident arose from an alleged insult to Robertson’s sister during a wedding visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robertson
H. W. Montague
Raleigh
N. C
Farmer
Washington Post
John B. Robertson
Montague
Robertson
Miss Hicks
Hagia Rock
Complex District Court dockets list numerous civil and criminal actions
Supreme Court entries show equity matters across two courts with multiple decrees pro confesso, rule returns, and investments. Circuit Court records include verdicts for plaintiffs, orders for specific performance, and various bankruptcies, probates, and property transfers. Criminal cases note embezzlement, assault, and indictments. notices warn of upcoming motions and trials. Bankruptcy entries itemize adjudications. numerous real estate transfers and estate probates appear with attorney names and monetary figures.
Deeds of trust and secured loans in various squares
A list of deeds of trust recorded for multiple properties across squares and streets, detailing trustees, grantees, and secured amounts. Notable entries include Washington Loan and Trust Company securing 10000 dollars for John M Jones, and other loans ranging from 272 to 8000 dollars with terms from 1 to 9 years and interest at 4 to 6 percent, semiannual payments, often securing lots in Squares 236 1838 783 and other blocks, with names such as Emmerich Mackall Keefer Taplin and Maxwell Ack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Street
Dora Apiatais
Louis
Garnet MN
Chamber- UN
First Street
Joseph J. Scholes
John A. Konpel
James W. McNeill
James A. Cole
North Grounds Columbian University
Harry B. Wilson
James D. Hobbs
Jame D. Hobbs
Harry Wardman
Thomas P. Bones
Floral Hill
George P. Hart
Herman Fischer
Beverly
United States Trust Company Et al
Charles D. Sidney
Third
Fourth
Alexander Brown
Conrad Weitzel
Clifford I. Stearns
Sarah 4
Fifteenth Street
Louis Castaggini
Samuel E. Masson
Charles J. Wade
Mount Fleasant
Spencer
Prentina Pt Wy
Grace B. Fennoy
Sixth Street
M and Natresis
Harry B. Mason Et Ax
Neill S. Brown
Agnes W. Wittett
Julia RW. Daniel
Pennsylvania Avenue
L Street
Park View Terrace
Julia R. W. Daniel
Agnes W. Wiilett
D. B.C. Waggaman
Kenilworth
Mary V. Padgett
Charlee B
George C. Lanham
H Street
John 8
Flannery
Mary G. Thompson
Sarah F. Garrison
N Street
Mary C. Thompson
Sarah ¥. Garrison
Oll
Ivory G. Kimball
Lyttleton A. Baker
North
R. Griaco Donaldson
Ivery G. Kimball
Eighth Street
Robert W. Hynan
Harold Bart
Charles B. Linganifelter
Sysete Delaware
Peter Arker
George Ferrell
American Security and Trust Company Et al
Protestant Episcopal Cathedral Foundation
Square
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Wiliam J. Flathar
Mitton EB. Alles
John M. Jones
Royce A. Ruess
George M. Emmerich
Douglass S. Mackall
Washington
Conrad Weltzel
Henry H. Bergmann
George M. Emmoerlch
Metropolis Building Association
Marian M. Davtson Et Aiz
John, W
George M. Hmmerich
Douglass Mackall
Permanent Building Association
Mary Ec, Maxwell
Equitable Cooperative Building Association
South Grounds
Columbian College
William K. Hill
Walter R. Wilcox
George F. Mane
Abram K. Keefer
Walter E. Colwell
Henn B. Terrett
S. Richard and
X. & Ryan
G. Bowdoin Craigin
J. Witmer Lather
John S Flannery
Charlee H. Cragin
Albritton
American Security and Trust Company
National Savings and Trust Company
Aanie
Bo Gardner
Ferdinand A . Weiler
Irris L Helckell
William ZL. Argun
Julia A. Thompson
L. L. Perkins Webend Executors Administrators
Hidden fragments describe executors and administrators and imply contact details for a firm or estate matter. The text references a location on Bolarado Bide and phone lines, suggesting a probate or fiduciary notice with inquiries to employes and agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolarado
Miss Hicks Intervenes as Duel Wounds Fatal
In a deadly confrontation, Montague fired at Robertson but the bullet deflected by a girl named Hicks between the men. Two shots from Montague struck Robertson, one breaking his chin and the other entering his heart mortally wounding him. Montague surrendered to police. Robertson died shortly after at his home near the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montague
Robertson
Verdi
Azucena
Leonora
Edith Helena
Domencio Russo
Manrico
Misa Helena
Marie Louise Rogers
George Shields
Ferrando
Zoe Fulton
Inez
Arthur Rollins
Ruiz
Jane Abercrombie
Leonid Samoloff
Mias Helena
Mr. Russo
Caesar Sodero
Giuseppe Angelini
Young Berkeley farmer struck by freight train near Martinsburg
Roey Van Metre, a prominent Berkeley county farmer, was hit by a Baltimore and Ohio freight train two miles east of Martinsburg while driving. His horse and buggy were destroyed, he was carried by the cow catcher two miles, crawled to the cab, and asked the engineer to stop the train. He was only lightly hurt and plans to sue for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Martinsburg
W. Va
Roey van Metre
Berkeley County
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Keyser
van Metre
Flage's Crossing
Duke of Marlborough hosts grand Blenheim ball in London
In Blenheim Castle’s park a lavish society event unfolds as the Duke of Marlborough hosts a major ball attended by 600 guests including former King Manuel of Portugal who watches volunteer cavalry maneuvers with Winston Churchill among the invited. The duke’s sister Lady Grenfell serves as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
London
Blenheim Castle
Duke of Marlborough
Oxfordshire Hussars
Winston Churchill
Manuel of
Portugal
Order of the Garter
Lady Grenfells
Maryland Agricultural College Commencement Schedule
Maryland Agricultural College in College Park announces its commencement week events from June 11 to June 14. Activities include a baccalaureate sermon by W R Wedderepoon, a tennis tournament, drill and battalion parade, class-day exercises, alumni meeting, competitive drills, baseball, a joint alumni medal debate, and the address by J Harry Covington with formal exercises on commencement day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
College Park
Maryland Agricultural College
W. R. Wedderepoon
Washington
D. C
W. W. Skinner
Cines
Aril
Alumatus
Revie
J. Harry Covington
Eaton, Md
Lynchburg Arrest Of Cowhig In Navy Yard Assault
Thomas Cowhig, a machinist at the Washington Navy Yard, was arrested in Lynchburg after allegedly striking foreman Charles H. Wolf with a crank shaft, leaving Wolf semi conscious. Detective Cox departed for Lynchburg to return Cowhig to the city for charging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cowlilg
Charles H. Wolf
Washington Navy Yard
Wolf
Lynchburg
Central Office
Cox
Wil
Cowhig
Offered New Naval Post
Capt Fullam of the Mississippi has been offered command of a new naval training station in Chicago but is unlikely to accept. Rear Admiral Seaton Schroeder and Mrs Schroeder will be guests of honor at a reception aboard the Connecticut, arranged by flagship officers, described as an important social function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fullam
Washington Post
Newport
William F. Fullam
Mississippi
Chicago
Seaton Schroeder
Schroeder
Connecticut
Hotel guest list across cities and states
A long list of hotel guests and managers by city, state, and country includes names like H J Killien Raleigh and Joseph Smith New York, with many other travelers from Philadelphia Chicago Boston and abroad. The roster shows occupancy at hotels such as St James Raleigh Eb bitt and Ebbitt, spanning Connecticut Maryland Massachusetts New Jersey Ohio Texas Virginia and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
H. J. Killien
Melvin Guptill
FE. Gregory
Raleigh
R. P. Sellen
Willard
Chicago
R. W. Shipman
St. James
MH. E. Myers
New York City
Joseph Smith
P. J. Hayes
Vincent Aversa
Mgr
J. Aversa
W. B. Jones
Harry D. Watts
Charles W. Brooke
Ebbitt
Philadelphia
Jacob Munch
J. Gobet
James G. Crowell
B Newkirk
M. M. Hubbert
M. H. Hall
EH. Windsor
C. Frayer
Booner
Anderson
E. A. van Valkenby
C. J. Bolton
H. T. Peirce
Pittsburg
L. Dremman
Miles Myroh Miller
J. F. Slexil
California
Martin
Los Angeles
J. James
Porter
Orange
H. J. Cross
Oakland
H. Brown
J. A. Bohm
Connecticut
John B. Hall
Waterbury
Siar R. Padgett
S. T. Miller
Atlanta
Kentucky
R. H. Wilson
Maryland
Daniel B. Chambers
Stearnes
James Lewis
Agricultural College
Ebbite
Massachusetts
Elle W. Weir
M. Winnifred Sherman
New York
van Anglen
Charles A. Bently
Eugene H. Wilson
Harry Deruk
Loula BE
Mayer
A. Gumport
W. J. Harber
Tansill
L. H. Koebel
Ite
Spring Grove
Os Lanterman
Easton
Releigh
Tennessee
Cooke
Nashville
BI. James
Teras
A C Helmer
Fort Worth
St James
Virginia
John A. Lamb
Richmond
Harry B. Chambers
O M. Winsteal-Lodge
J. R Coon
T. H. Coon
JT Anderson
L Rhodes
Lassburg
Columbia Players Show Strongheart Enchants Washington Law Folk
The Columbia Players presented Strongheart by William C. De Mille to a packed Washington College of Law audience. A large student and friend crowd praised the cast led by A. H. Van Buren, with notable turns by George Barbier, Morris McHugh and Frances Nelson. The production balanced drama and comedy with handsome sets and strong football act, plus a second program including Il Trovatore and Belasco’s The Christian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Strongheart
William C. de Milles
Washington College of Law
Columbia Players
de Mille
Spangataha
Robert Holeson
George Barbier
Buckley
Ife
Black Eagle
Morris McHugh
Billy Saunders
Frances Nelison
Dorothy Nelson
Jessie Glendenning
Molly Livingston
Dash J
Alexandria Tragedy Drowns 8 Year Old Aubrey Miller
ALEXANDRIA NEWS: Aubrey L Miller eight year old son of Albert Miller drowns in Hunting Creek near the high way bridge south of the city after a companion Charles Grover narrowly escapes being drawn in. The body is recovered about an hour later in two feet of water. A joint meeting of local Democratic committees is planned at Hotel Rammel to choose dates for primaries and nominations. A Jefferson Davis birthday observance and Arlington Institute commencement are also noted along with a Grace Protestant Episcopal concert at the Elks Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Aubrey L. Miller
Albert Miller
South Patrick Street
Hunting Creek
Charles Grover
Grover
Arthur Simpson
Charles Bendheim
Democratic
Capt. Crandal Mackey
Hotel Rammel
House of Delegates
Robinson Moncure
Alexandria City
Alexander J. Wedderburn
Lewis H. Machen
R Hwell Thorpton
Prince William County
Midshipmen Sail On 7000 Mile Naval Cruise
Annapolis June 5 Navy ships Iowa Indiana and Massachusetts sail with midshipmen for a 7000 mile voyage. The squadron departs at 6 am and heads to Queenstown Ireland arriving around June 19. After a week in Ireland the cruise continues to Kiel Bergen Gibraltar and ends August 28 back at Solomons Island under Capt. R. E. Coontz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Iowa
Indiana
Massachusetts
Naval Academy
Chesapeake Capes
Atlantic
Queenstown
Ireland
Kiel
Germany
Bergen
Norway
Gibraltar
R. E. Coontz
Solomons Island
City Fourth of July Safe and Sane Fund Shortfall
The committee organizing the Safe and Sane Fourth of July celebration warns it may drop planned features unless $5,000 is raised. After two weeks of effort only $1,038.50 has been collected, forcing possible cuts to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amancea
Army officers receive leaves and promotions list
Leaves of absence granted to officers across infantry medical coast artillery and engineers with durations from 15 days to four months. Promotions announced for many captains to majors in multiple regiments. Promotion boards and examination duties outlined for several officers at Fort Sheridan Fort Monroe and Galveston. Col Walter Scott to prepare for retirement from active service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred J. Booth
Infantry
Walter 8. Scott
Fifteenth Infantry
Charles F. Morse
Medical Corps
Thomas W. Jackson
Medical Reserve Corps
Frank T. Thornton
Coast Artillery Corps
William 8. Dowd
George P. Howell
Corps of Engineers
Gengrens
Lghthouse
Earl J. Atkisson
Washington Barracks
District of Columbia
Engineer School
Fort Sheridan
Charles Willcox
James T. Moore
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Mathew ©. Saville
George D. Rice
Robert M. Blanchard
John E. Dallam
Twelfth Infantry
Sdeut
Willis T. May
Fort Douglas
Utah
CHARLES @. TAYMAN
First Infantry
James W. McAndrew
Third Infantry
Eighth Infantry
Edward R. Chrisman
Sixteenth Infantry
Peter C. Farris
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Munroe McFarland
William ©. Bennett
St Teenth Infantry
Frederic H. Sargent
Thaddeus B. Seigle
Leutenant
William A. Carleton
Thirtieth Infantry
George Steunenberg
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Seventeenth Infantry
William Taylor
Tenth Infantry
Lochlin W. Caffey
Ernest H. Agnew
Robert ©. Ragsdale
Austin A. Parker
Rhees Jackson
Charles M. Gordon, Jr
Freeieutenant
Fred W. 8. Chamberlain
William N. Hughes, Jr
Signal Corps
James G. Breilroy
Jay L. Benedict
Joseph W. Stilwell
Richard J. Herman
Irving J. Phillipson
Edmund B. Gregory
Wilber A. Bladn
Eutenant
Robert B. ‘Parker
Gordon R. Catts
Ursa M. Diller
Chrisman
McFarland
Rose
Carleton
Steinenberg
Hughes
Hooper
Parker
Diller
Maj
Harri
Frederick P. Reynolds
Fort Monroe
Lewis Turtle
Wilford J. Hawkins
Paul D. Bunker
Cal
Charles J. Bailey
Galveston
Tex
Louis Gc, Brinton, Jr
Quinn Gray
Louis R. Dice
Stanley D. Embick
Board of Ordnance and Fortification
Walter S Scott
Fittesnth Infantry
Naval Orders and Vessel Movements Amid Pacific Fleet Transfers
Navy dispatch lists Lieut Comdr R D White and several lieutenants assigned to home waiting orders duty commands and training stations. Midshipmen and ensigns moved to Nashville, Chican watch, and other duties while vessels Caesar, Idaho, Prispsco and Yorktown sail or arrive at NY, Culebra, Boston, and ports including San Juan, Bremerton, and Yokohama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. White
C. R. P. Hodgers
G. C. Carter
Naval Training Station
North Chicago
J. Downes
Sylph
R. T. Menner
New Jersey
R. G. Thomas
Michigan
H. H. Crosby
Newport News Shipbuilding Company
Newport News
Monaghan
F. Heim
Smith
J. G. Stevens
L. 8. Stewart
Missouri
T. J. Keleher
Wisconsin
Maine
R. Moses
Chican Watch
D. J. Friedell
Nashville
C. A. Lucas
W. J. Carver
Culgoa
Manshan
Celtic
R. FP. Myers
Pontiac
Navy Yard
New York
Caesar
Culebra
Idaho
New Orleans
Prispsco
Boston
Louisiana
Kansas
New Hampshire
Carollina
Stockholm
Sterett
Hercules
Tansler Sound
Rocket
Indian Head
Washington
Dolphin
Ajax
Cuartesiton
Herena
Ichang
Eagle
San Juan
Portsmouth
H. Caesar
Jande
Donaldson
New Oreens
Yorktown
Fron
Panama
San Juan del Sur
Colorado
Bremerton
San Francisco
Nortake
Tangier
Vulcan
Hampton Roads
Queenstown
Annapolis
Prometheus
San Diego
Mare Island
Delaware
Tompkinsville
England
Yokohama
Kobe
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Border Cities
Sultan
Saloniki
Father
Dog
Bartholdt
Kaiser
Crank
Message
Supreme Court
Equity Court NO
Justice Stafford
James Sullivan
Rodgers
Newton & Gillett
John Ridout
Pickford
Plaintit
Burgdort
Peter
Plaintitf
Newton
Plotkins
Justice Gould
Stephen Fadley
Tuuner
Turner
George F. Collins
R. L. Baltimore
Kerr Va
Kerr
Vala
Plaintif
W. A. Coombe
Hooke Va
Marshall
Douglas & Douglas
Stephen Bradley
A. Fenning Washington Loan and Trust Company
Kelle
J. Larner
P. H. Marshall
Sugg
Kimball— Foster
Campbell
Murphy
Baltimore
Balt- Altooneya
Church—Hamilton
Barry
Circuit Court No
Justice Anderson
Beer
United States Surety Company
Clagett
Same
Osborn
Plaintiff
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Birney & Woodard
Rackett Vs. Brooks
Sei Fa
Sheatey
Corporation of
Bowmanville
J. J. Dartington
McKinney & Flannery
Craig Vs. Parish
F. W. Hackett
Holmes Conrad
Leigh Robinson
United Surety Company
Sama
Malcolm C. Holden
Justice Barnard
Tousey
Postmaster General
Alex. Walt
H. Morillat
Hnidekoper
Gittings & Chamberlin
E. H
R. Rosa Perry & Son
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Cerf
Dixon
Great Tales
Dominion Railway Company
Plaintim
L J. Mather
W. J. Lambert
United States Ve
Thomas J. Collins
Louis Reynolds
June T
Criminal Court NO. 1
Justice Wright
United States Va
John Farren Miller
H. B. Davin
J. E B. Lasker
Criminal Court NO
Clabaugh
Luther W Downing
D. Trustt
Faller
Foltz-Faller Company
Tims To Me
Leon Protzfelder
F. B. Rhodes
Georgia
Jacob D. Kendall
Stinson Hutchins
Earl R. Baxter
Key Smith
Benjamin Dutseh
Nation
J. A. O'Shea
Bankruptcy Court
Imre Jacob Cohen
McCalmont
Thoman Johnson
Bacon & Morgan
Iming Newcomb
Blanche B. Newcomb
Newcomb
Churchill & Frey
Mary E. Watson
F.C. Ryan
Mary Dixon
Gardin & Gorden
Henry E Rupprecht
Edwin S Ailmes
William Henry White
Alexo Tromwell
Otway
Berryman
Rnes
Small
Georgettey
Harry E "Rupprecht
Lesva
Laura J. Fupyrecht
West & Cohes
Lean Ant Investment Association
Clarenes F Somers
Diggs
David Rothschild
Dominic Naples
Connecticut Pie Company
Platatliff
Mechanic's Lien
H.W. Stawart
N.T. Baller
Eee
Marian Kerr
David ©. Kerr
Charles P. Jenkinss
Bertha Jenkins
Edmund Carrington
Lester D. Moore, Jr
Ralph C. Smith
W. E. Ambrose
John W. Armiger
Margaret
Armiger
Piatat
C. L. Roberts
Jacob Cohen
Gottlieb
L. L. Perkins
Mneuet
Blenhem
Manuel
Il_ Trovatore
Belasco
Henry Mortimer
Belasco Stock Company
John Storm
Hall Caine
Mortimer
Athanae
Marguerite Snow
Fuller Mellish
Archdeacon Wealthy
Florence Huntington
Polly Love
Lionel Belmore
Father Lamplugh
Stanhope Wheatcroft
Graces
Coliseum Music Hall
Rutan
Birds
Monarch Comedy Four
O’boyle
Brazil
Belle Dixon
Cosmos
the Cosmos
Ray Dooley
Rider
Hilton
Misa Hilton
John
Alice McDowell
Loraine
Glen Echo Park
Glen Echo
Lad
Jeff Davia
Jefferson Davia
Lee Camp Hall
Seventeenth Virginia Regiment
United Daughters of the Confederacy
R. E. Lee Camp
United Confederate Veterans
M. D. Corsa Camp
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Arlington Institute For Young Women
North Washington Street
Harriet Spofford
Latine Reynolds
Margaret Spinks
Rebecca Iddings
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church
Edgar Carpenter
Elks
Europe
Calvert
Calvert Co
ARMY
NAVAL
Pabst
Pahet Brewing Co
N. Capito
St. Ne
EB. Tol. Line
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