Health Law Push For Medical Certificates To Marry
Commissioner Rudolph plans a bill requiring medical certificates for marriage licenses, drawing data from the American Federation for Sex Hygiene. Fulton R Gordon urges educating youth for better future spouses, with draft measures studied before Congress action, amid public interest and many letters of support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indorse
Fulton R. Gordon
Rudolph
American Federation For
Congress
Fulton R Gordon
Federation of Citizens’ Associations
Odd wills filed for probate in District of Columbia
Jeremiah Fickling manager of Terminal Taxicab Co leaves life insurance about 11000 to widow Buena Vista Wickling to clear property and invest in the company with president H C Wilson consulted. Widow receives 100 shares stock subject to 3000 call note. Lindsay Lomax Gettysburg National Park Commission member leaves all to widow Elizabeth Lomax for life with support charge for daughter Anne Lomax and remainder to daughters Anne and Mrs Waddy Wood after widow’s death. Will dated 1911 and 1968 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register of Wills of
Jeremiah Fickling
McCarthy Hanger
Lamont Street
Bing
Buena Vista Wickling
Eleventh Street
H. C. Wilson
Lindsay Lomax
Gettysburg National Park Commission
Elizabeth Lomax
Anne Lomax
Anne
Waddy Wood
Suit over a boy death seeks 610000
Walter J Alleger estate administrator sues Georgetown and Tennallytown Railway Co in District Supreme Court for 10000 damages for Walter Alleger fatal injuries after being struck by a railway car at Wisconsin avenue and Pierce Mill road on July 16 1918. Kappler and Merrilat listed as attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Alleger
Georgetown and Tennallytown Railway Company
District Supreme Court
Walter’. Alleger
Wisconsin Avenue
Pierce Mill Road
Walter W Alleger
Kappler & Merrilat
Long prison terms for two murderers and a robber
Mathan Johnson and Theodore Norris, two men described as negroes, were yesterday sentenced by Justice Stafford to 30 years in the penitentiary for the murder of Lee On, a Chinese laundryman on Fourteenth street. They had pleaded guilty to murder in the second degree. Frank Black received ten years in the penitentiary for holding up Charles H Cutts on April 3 and robbing him of $73.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathan Johnson
Theodore Norris
Lee On
Fourteenth Street
Justice Stafford
Frank Black
Charles H Cutts
Horoscope for June 7 1913 Expects Ill Omens and Cautions
The June 7 1913 daily horoscope warns of inauspicious Mars and Jupiter aspects affecting business ventures travel and health. It advises caution in plans, stresses potential obstacles and disputes, and notes personality and fate trends for births on that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Jupiter
McClure
Synfiicate
Special Puzzle Contest Notice With Prize and Corrections
Special notice to puzzle contestants explains two extra charts for those who submit 10 860 as the second puzzle solution and wish to compete for a 50 prize. A third puzzle mailout will occur next Tuesday or Wednesday. It also states two extra charts for all who submitted 10 860 without envelopes and lists corrected names Mrs Edna Dougherty and William Gluck, noting prior misprints and new counts of 31, 2, and 12 submissions with different scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Dougherty
The
Wyoming
William
Gluck
Fourteenth Street
Dougherty
Givek
Huyler's seeks injunction against Houston over judgment notice
A petition filed in District Supreme Court by Huyler's confectionery seeks to stop Secretary Houston from publishing a $200 judgment in the pure food and drugs act case. Justice Anderson ordered Houston to show cause by Friday why the injunction should not be granted. Huyler's asserts lack of jurisdiction and that the case was heard in the wrong court, arguing publication would boost the firm’s business across the United States. Attorneys C J F Graff F E Mitchell and H H Boyseen represent Huyler's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Supreme Court
Huyler’s
Secretary of Agriculture
Houston
Anderson
United States
C. J. F. Graff
F. E. Mitchell
H. H. Boyseen
Green Must Be Hanged Victim Name Details
Nathaniel Green, a Black man, was sentenced to death for attacking Mrs. Adelaide Grant on Christmas night. President Wilson refused to commute the sentence to life imprisonment, with Green reportedly accepting the fate. Catholic baptism noted and Rev. Michael Gallagher named as spiritual adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Green
Adelaide Grant
Wilson
Green
Michael Gallagher
Plan Real Ball Game for Hospital Benefit
Board of Trade and Chamber of Commerce may resume their charity baseball series for the Emergency Hospital with an eligibility audit likely. If accepted, the game would be at the American League park. President E H Droop sails to Germany next Tuesday for two and a half months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Droop
Germany
Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
E. H. Droop
Europe
Cecilie
Bremen
Maryland
Potomac
Great Falls
Evangelist F F Cook to Speak at Washington Temple
Evangelist F F Cook of New York preaches the second of five June sermons before the Washington Temple Congregation in the new Masonic Temple tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. His subject is How a Christian is Known.
White House Concert by Marine Band Led by Santelmann
At the White House this afternoon at 5 o clock the United States Marines Band conducted by William H Santelmann will perform a program including Sousa Rifle Regiment Overture Beethoven Leonore No 3 Wagner Desir e? from Siegfried Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody No 2 Johann Strauss The Blue Danube and the Star Spangled Banner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevy Chase Lake
Marine Baard
White House
United States Marines Band
William H Santermann
Rifle Regiment
T Sousa
Leonore
Desiper Beeres
Siegfried
Wegner
Santelmann
No Heroic Transfers Yet Case Heads To Highest Court
Washington Railway and Electric and Capital Traction argue the reciprocal transfer order is unconstitutional. Judge Mulloway sustains their claim while the railways, coach company, and city proceed under the order pending appeals to the Supreme Court. Transfers already in use depend on court action, with a pathway through equity to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Railway and Electric
Capital Traction Companies
Metropolitan Coach Company
Fifteenth Street
Pennsylvania
New York Avenues
Mulloway
Mullowny
Utilia Commission
Dis | Rt Supreme Court
District Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of the United States
Utilities Commission
Public Utilities Commission
J. I. Schley
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Capital Traction Company
Commission
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
United States
Act of Congress
Public Utilities Commission of
District of Columbia
White House cook seeks absolute divorce from Seabrook
Mrs Eatley Seabrook, formerly Katie Gibbons, a noted White House cook during McKinley era, petitions District Supreme Court for divorce from John T. Seabrook alleging cruel treatment and health deterioration. She seeks restoration of her maiden name and cites marriage in New York on July 29, 1887.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatley Seabrook
White House
McKinley
District Supreme Court
John T. Seabrook
Katie Gibbons
Rs Seabrook
New York
Hitchcocks
Long Tsland
Moc Chase
Missions transfers boost Adventist worker force worldwide
The Seventh Day Adventist world conference at Takoma Park increased the 5000 member missionary force by transferring many workers and posting others. Washingtonians were assigned to stations in Europe India South Africa and the Falkland Islands with numerous couples and singles listed for China Manchuria Mexico and Latin American posts. Additional North American conference transfers followed including movements to the Greater New York and East Pennsylvania conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Distribution of Labor
North America
Seventh Day Adventists
World Conference
Takoma Park
Washington Foreign Mission Seminary
R T Colhurst
Cc Kellar
Rose Roose
A Wyman
India
F Robinson
South Africa
Nelson
Falkland Islands
Gertrude Johnson
Claire M Wightman
South America
BE Boynton
British Guiana
J A. P Green
Mexico
W Thurber
Misa Lillie Prince
H E Carter
Braz
FE Lanier
Philippines
Porto Rico
Committee On
Wead Ln O
Washington
Centra
al Fenia Conference
New York
Bedit
Pennsania
Mehrhans
Wash Elon
Jyk
Sunday Services Across Multiple Faiths
Episcopal Church opens with services on Sunday at 6 Thrated NS on Ma 4eht eetts avenue and Tee Seet moripwent He J Heanting Nem oT US omerry itay. Washington Temple Congregation holds free public lectures atop Ter hour every Sunday. Christian Science First Church of Christ Scientist offers Sunday services at 7 lumida tad EB with readings and Wednesday meeting. Public invited to reading room at 601 Cok 'prado building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal
Washington Temple
New Wa
New York
Christian Science First Chlrch
Christ Scientist
Lumida
Idan Chanpain
Suiday
City Bulletins Modern Lighting Appliances Ad
SHEDD stock of gas and electric fixtures from multiple factors offers a wide selection. Potatoes peaches prunes corn flakes bread salmon crackers mixed cakes and other grocery items priced to attract buyers. The Globe of Death Cuban War Today and Virginia Linc appear in the page items with various storefront references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pennsylvania Avenue
Saks & Company
Seventh Street
Choice
Saks
Washington Post
Walter de Maris
Augustus O. Bacon
Charles G. D. Roberts
Paul Bransom
Arthur B. Reeve
Arthur Litle
Cromwell Childe
B. Cory Kilvert
Lincoln
John Burroughs
Post
Manchester Hall
Mera Hore
Conamethtut
Seis
Ree Graf
Berd Appueeda
Gersman
Frys Clare
Hong
Reid
Emerson Institute
Phelps
Prince Albert
HIRT
Geo. A. Baker Optical Co
14Th St. N.W
Aatebes
Ormer Hinth
Shefford
Chautauqua Dairy CO
Syracuse
R. R
Baltimore
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
the Daily Horoscope Ui
the Stars Viclin Compel
Mrs. Grant
Board of Trade Challenges Chamber of Commerce
REW Hospital
New Masonic Temple
Railways
K. G. Seabrook
Goodyear Wes
Russia
Wm. Hahn & Co
N. W
Friedlander Bros
9Th Street
Adventist
Asheville, N. C
the Land OF the Sky
Southern Railway
Asheville
Wes
Brown
15Th At
F St
Baltimore & Ohio Press
Byron
Adams
City Bulletins
Roe
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!