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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1913

Page

3

Strange Air Phenomena and the Sky Wanderers

Garrett P. Serviss discusses atmospheric whirlwinds lifting dust pollen and even small animals into the air causing strange rains blood colored showers and clouds. He cites events from Birmingham in 18th century England to 1813 Calabria and 1847 Chambery as examples and notes Sahara dust colors skies across Europe.

Garrett P. Serviss Tr Marstchusetts Birmingham England Rowley Staffordshire Europe Sahara Mediterranean Sea Sahera Calabria Kingdom of Naples Chambery Alps St. Bernard

Faces Reveal Inner Lives In A Clubwoman Snapshot

A clubwoman recalls a lecture view of an audience of elderly people whose dour expressions mirror their inner dispositions. She notes how faces soften or harden with outside stimulus, arguing that aging shows character and mindset, and that happy growth comes from a broader view of life rather than regret.

Venus Vow Of Kindness Guides Friday Forecast

A 1913 McClure Syndicate horoscope foresees Venus in a kindly aspect signaling favorable outcomes in social events and weddings. It suggests success for caterers and florists, auspicious attire, and promising prospects for actors and women. Miners builders and elderly persons may benefit from Saturn. births today hint at successful, trustworthy careers.

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Woman shoots husband after quarrel in St Louis

In St Louis on June 6 Mrs Hallie B Martin killed her husband Charles I L Martin an automobile salesman. The shooting followed a quarrel in which she accused him of infidelity. She said she fired as he advanced toward her with a knife. A year earlier Martin had saved his wife's life when her clothing caught fire from a gas explosion.

St Louis Hallie B Martin 'Puesday Charles IL Martin Martin

Legal Record Of United States Courts In 1918 Docket Summary

On motion of various counsels, admissions to practice were granted to several attorneys including Frank R Seever Louis R Hamby Roger J Whitefard and Walter LooFashe. Proceedings cover Journal entries, motions in state and federal courts including Commerce Court Court of Appeals and Equity Courts with numerous cases submitted adjourned and continued. criminal and bankruptcy matters noted alongside probate and circuit court dockets with detailed case listings and outcomes.

United States Court of Claims Edward K Campbell Charles FB. Howry Fenton W. Booth Samuel S Barney George W Atkinson Wo T 8 Curtis Frank R Seever Louis R Hamby Roger J Whitefard F Dec Faust Walter ’LooFashe St Louis Huston Joby W Trainer Uhis Huston Ther United States Commerce Court Knapp Hunt Carland Meek William Bradford Washington, D. C Louisiana and Pacific Railway Company Et al United States Et Interstate Commerce Commission St al Inverveners Woodworth and Louisiana Central Railway Company Mansfield Railway and Transportation Company Victoria Fisher and Western Hallroad Company Lowe- Line Charles W Needham H. M. Garwood Court of Appeals District of Columbia Vac Orsdel Sabena United States National Bank of Dexter Fox Howards Vs. Pax Brows Lane Lockwood Va Rucker United States Supreme Court Supreme Court Equity Court No. 1 Justice Barnard Hartman Masters D. W. O’donoghue J. Murphy WE Lester Mary Clancy Antonio Bullo Brown Carter Ve Carter Treates Plaintff Charles Poe Washington Loan and Trust Company Randle Mle Cross Bil John B Larner Defendent Easly-Smith R B Ficharty Cornwell Lewis Hotel Company Plaintiff Duvall William Henry White Ralston, Siddehs & Richardson Fletcher Etendant R. H Yeatman Millar Ve White E . Dutton R.E. Mattingly Holland Jteustees RR. Horner J E Padgett Darrel Ys Darrell Mather & Carmody John Ridout Farmer Jr. Baker Va Forrest Decres Pro Confesso Plaintif John Rideut Lyon Burssy John Ridgut Leo Simmons de Laveaga Axman Ralston, Siddons & Richardson George P. Hoover Toda Circuit Court No Clabaugh Cowell Vs. Martin Piaintifa Millan & Smith Brandenburg & Brandenburg Hendrick Plaiotig Nelson Wilson Earnshaw & Brother Edmund Brady H. H. Glaxsie C. W. Clagett Tyler & Rutherford Impérial Theater Company Wolt—Leckis Cor Kratz Sherlee Leggs Carter Ewing— Monell & McNeill Hhugush Va Carroll Wilson Leckie Cox & Kratz Braddock Hubert Washington Refinery Company Wilson--Johnster American National Bank Howell Berry & Minor Tucker Kenyon & Macfarland Moore Lies Heldeman Downing Putmney Webb Davidson Archer & Smith Mackall Hoteler Armstrong Mitchell Mining Company Emig—Watson Mason Vs. Riley Lambert & Yeatman Jeffords Morgan Mill Work Company Va. Price Sohon—Hudson Craig v. Parish Hackett Conrad Robinson Knsesl Splendid Lunch Room Company Macaste Nicholson Colloday Toomes James Criminal Court No 1 Stafford Richard Laskey Edgar Harper ME Clarien Albert Sitlers RL Miller United State William Washington J Keenan Faward Tarley Criminal Court Justice Gould Tohn Henry Pascal Edmund Tutte Robert Tarkcon Astorney William Iahnsen J Foster Frank Coleman J “B Reilly J J Kelly Chastes Pollard TC Taylor Norris Woo Ambrose Beabs Smith Wheatley Greham WW Richardson Joseph D Sullivan Io Response

Real estate transfers on various Washington streets, 19th century

A long listing of property transfers on numerous Washington streets including Fourth Street Southeast, Eleventh Street Northeast, and Sixteenth Street Southeast. Properties involve multiple buyers and sellers such as William Prince, Algernon McChesney, J P Lanning, Lorenz Kissner, Mary Kissner, and others. Prices range from $10 to $4,000 with many parcels described by lot and square numbers across neighborhoods like Potomac Heights, Villa Park Heights, and Washington Highlands.

Oak Street Fourth Fifth Stresta William Prince Et Ax Algernon BR. McChesney Potomac Heights J. P. Lanning D. Kennely Squae Villa Park Heights Clara A Mardep Eiwin R Howard CG Miler Sherwood—Ciara A Marden Et Vir Hdwla F John Gerardi Eleventh Street Mary A. Kissner Lorenz Kissner Mary Ann Kissner Mary Eva Hissner Hfe Mary H Mills Mary G. Mills Lawrence J Mills George W. Robinson Patrick J Daly L Street Sarah F. Flourhoy John T William A Fristom Court Firnet G. Fischer Et Ax Lloyd Sql Washington Highlands Charles G Taylor Joseph Nurnberger Sis EZ Street Henry C. Richter Albert W. Miller West Brookland Park John A Openshaw Henry C Josie M. Richter Ninth Street Charles W Grinsted Charles N Mary E. Block Pleasant Plains Thamas Coleman Minnie F Coleman South Carolina Avenue Thirteenth Fourteenth Streets Arthur Moses Joanne G Bryan Effingham Place Richard R. Horner Robert R. Mahorney J Mandeville Carlisle Harry Priedling Kenilworth Elizabeth C. Wright Robert F., Jr Gorton Albert Schutites Serert Seventeenth Eighteenth Charles Por Kate Rafferty Nineteenth Street Eliza ©. Gardner Carrie EB. Smith Columbia Heights Frank A Ober George Henderson Hawkshire Avenue Mary F. Burritt Walter Hayden Rosedalf Isherwood Fairy G Lawcork J. Ledward Gilen Mary F. Kleeher Washington Ro Berre Yachington Berry Olivia E Taggart Square Rosedale Edward Glas Chita F Taggart John Fitzmorris Brant Leonard

Fragmented Rural Speech Reflects Wit, Weather, and Bees

A fragmentary regional passage describes a farmer noting a nearly regular supper, a short crop, potential rain, and tender feelings after bee stings. The speaker reflects on resilience, wonder at a bee’s power, and a humorous digression about heavy weight and strength.

Complex mortgage and security transfers across multiple properties

A scrambled listing details numerous mortgage agreements and security transfers involving McLachlan Banking Corp, Perpetual Building Association, and various individuals such as James Fo Hood, Firman R Horner, Joseph Ratchelder, Archbald McLachlen, Charles N Black, Joanna Bryan, Richard Peirce, Herbert A Gill, and others. Transactions include loans ranging from 200 to 3700 dollars, terms of 2 to 3 years, semiannual or monthly payments, and interest rates around 4 to 6 percent, often secured by real estate or property parcels with numerous square identifiers and parties in Petworth, Henry MN, and adjacent areas.

Helletux James Fo Hood Firman R Horner McLachlan Banking Corpore Joseph Fo Ratchelder Archbald McLachlen Henry MN Douglas James Berry William Ex Claxton Perpetual Building Association Louis Ho Stapler Richard Peirce Herbert A Gill Charles N Black William “Ck ‘Lagton Charles F Benjamin Joshua W Carr Leura Grinsted Joanna G Bryan GCL Peckham B. T Pillow Arthur Choses Petworth Charles FF Wire Wilftens M ‘Terrell T EH Davis E Stonebraker Mary B Davis

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