Mertz Company Hotel Guests and Related Stays List
A long roster of guests and their hotels across major cities including Baltimore Boston Philadelphia Pittsburgh Alabama Arkansas California Delaware Florida Georgia Illinois Indiana Kentucky Louisiana Louisiana etc. The list names many individuals and couples with their lodging houses such as Raleigh St James Metropolitan Willard and others, noting guests from states like New York New Jersey Ohio Michigan and more. The roll resembles a guest index across hotels like New Willard Ebbitt and Arlington with multiple spellings and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Louis Berry
J J. Braun
Raleigh
A. G. Clamer
St. James
Boston
A. P. Putnam
Charles Ts. Hawthorn
Charles P. Maliy
Eloise Headworth
National
G. M. Clarke
Charles A. Aldrich
Chicago
George E. Ambrose
G. W. Swabacher
Howard M. Cox
Raleigh J. Alten and
Vite
Metropolitan
John Rothgen
Misses Maud
H. Mitchell
George M Clarke
J. J. Slocum
H. D Ferguson
JC. Gurley
Laleigh
G. C. West
J. L. Brown
Hirsh
Samuel Tanner
H. Spark
J. D Burrow
A Dickson
Pearl Kalmar
St James
T Wilcox
Spencer Miller
Arlington
H M. Pitt
W T Thoman
George Breed
Ernest Heller
Jacobson
Ebbitt
Paul B Bulow
New Willard
Pittsburg
C W. Cooper
WT Jackson
George B McDonald
C. W. Flack
E. F Ohter
E. Skinner
Ebpitt
P. R. Frost
Alabama
J T. Roberts
H. A. Belt, Jr
Montgomery
H Besson
Mobile
Regent
Arkansas
T J Gaughan
Lottie Rumph
Camden
J. Ketleg
Fite
Little Rock
California
H_ Bames
Ventura
EL Grant
Los Angeles
Delaware
Charles H. Page
Wilmington
Florida
Taliaferro
Jacksonville
H. Briggs
Barton
Ben F
Tampa
Georga
B. B. Sorrell
Atlanta
Illinois
W Hayndon
Rock Island
W. R Fringer
Rockford
Shoreham
Dexter
Urbana
Indiana
J. E B. May
Anderson
Kentucky
D. R. Murray
J. B Butler
Annapolis
Minchigan
J . MrMullan
Dr. Smith
Detroit
Jarvis R. Harbeck
Shorenam
Mississippi
M E Debbs
Meridian
Ebitt
Missouri
W. BE. Sauer
St Louis
H C Reid
J. D Sullivan
F. BE. Davis
St Doris
Riggs
Frederick Conham
New York State
Rey FL
Sanford
C. W. Lenman
Eyracase
Portland
A. D. Marming
Providence
Reseigh
Tennessee
A H White
Wales
ML Fleming
Columbia
Texas
W Gannon
Dallas
B. P. Raddocke
Fort Wort
Virginia
Miss Peal
Lucille Rosenburger
A R Rosenberg
Harrisonburg
Haleigh
Colbert
Fredericksburg
Somevile
Somerville
G S Stringfellow
Scott Mise
Jeeme Slaughter
Culpeper
Joseph H Michael
Dee- Jand
Lemuel Stenn
MI Creek
Haward Sutherland
Elkins
Smallpox On Ocean Liner Germania Held At Quarantine
The Germania, from Naples with nearly 1,500 steerage passengers, was detained at quarantine after a smallpox case. Antonio Samo was moved to a hospital and about 400 exposed passengers sent to detention for observation. Disinfection planned. release anticipated tomorrow. Cabin passengers total five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gertania
Naples
Antonio Samo
Germania
Prominent Men Lease Northwest City Residences
Several high profile figures recently leased northwest city homes. Beekman Winthrop, ex governor of Porto Rico and Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, rents the Hubley Ashton house at Massachusetts avenue and eighteenth street. Rep Burton Harrison of New York takes a two year lease on the Benet house at 1717 I street, where Commander Key is making improvements. Admiral Upton’s house at 1721 I street is leased by Senators Washburn and Crane. Westcott & Story arranged the last two leases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beekman Winthrop
Porto Rico
the Treasury
Hubley Ashton
Massachusetts Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Burton Harrison
New York
Benet
I Street
Commander Key
Navy
Admiral Upton
Washburn
Senator Crane
Massachusetts
Twentieth Street
Senator Clark
Montana
Westcott & Story. Me
Behr Tops Graham In New Jersey Golf Championship Semis
In Short Hills New Jersey on June 7 Archibald Graham of the North Jersey Golf Club lost the New Jersey State Golf Association title in the semi finals at Baltusrol. Max Behr of Morristown defeated Graham and will face Jerome Travers of Montclair in a 36 hole final. Travers earlier beat Howard J Gee to reach the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Short Hills
N. J
Archibald Graham
North Jersey Golf Club
New Jersey State Golf Association
Max Behr
Morristown
Baltusrol Links
Behr
Jerome D. Travis
Montclair
Metropolitan
Howard J. Gee
Princeton
Chicago
Travers
Murray Oliphant
Englewood
Archie ‘Graham
Paterson
C. W. O'Connor
Essex County
Howard J. McGee
James Ayting
Baltusrol
New Orleans Golfers Win in Southern Amateur
New Orleans, June 7, two Audubon Club players advance to the 3-hole finals in the Southern golf amateur championship. Lawrence Eustis defeats Robert Thach Jr. 5 up 3 to play to set the course record at 83. Nelson Whitney over P Ward 3 up 2 to play. Both beat Birmingham opponents in semis and will meet tomorrow for the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
New Orleans
Lawrence Eustis
Nelson Whitney
Audubon Club
Birmingham
Hustis
Robert Thach, Jr
Eustis
Jogey
Whitney
P. Ward
Boston Club in Turmoil as McGuire Takes Charge
Sporting comment by J Ed Grillo traces chaos in the Boston Americans with Bob Unglauts deposement, Jim McGuire hired from the New York Americans to lead, and trades including Jimmy Collings for Jack Knight. The piece argues Boston needs a new, hustling manager and notes Griffiths and Griffs pennant hopes amid others. Also lists minor league results from several circuits.
Patten Repeats Jones Throw Saves Day
Jones delivers a clutch third inning throw that sparks a rally as Howell is held, locals seize the lead with a strong inning and coast to victory powered by solid defense and timely hitting.
Patten Beats Browns as Nationals Edge Them by One Run
Case Patten hurled a brilliant game to defeat the Browns 2 to 1 at home. Charley Jones made a pivotal throw in the fifth to halt a rally and Nill, Cross, and Hemphill contributed sharp plays. Howell struggled in the fourth inning, giving up the decisive run after a costly wild pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Grillo
Patten
Browns
Mound City
Charley Jonas
Ganley
Harry Howell
Nilin
Jones
Howell
George Nill
Wallace
Charley Jones
Hemphills
Hartzell
Yeager
Tom Jones
Cross
Stones Bat
Pickering
Hemphill
Mttle Nill
Stone
Perrine
Nationals
Ganney
Lave Cross
Lave
Georga Nill
Altizer
Anderson
Bob
Patten and Willing Worker Rarely Hesitate to Pitch
A brief note on Patten showing exceptional readiness to work on the mound even when not his turn, highlighting his years of service and consistent eagerness to contribute regardless of the slot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patten
Baseball roundup with Patten and White Sox near start
Yesterday's baseball results show rain for several games and a focus on Patten's pitching for Washington. The article highlights key plays, player clashes, and near-term tests as the Nationals chase standings with the White Sox arriving for a season opener.
McGuire to Manage Boston Club Surprise Move in Hub
Boston fans and players were startled by President John S. Taylor announcing Jim McGuire of the New York club will manage the local American League team, taking charge within days while Unglaub remains captain and McGuire sits on field in uniform as needed. The team also traded Jimmy Collins to Philadelphia for Knight, a move fans deem questionable despite Knight’s defense and limited experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davy Johnson
New York
Cubs
Giants
Naps
Highlanders
Grifith
Griffith
Cleveland
Lajoie
Washington Post
Boston
Mass
John S. Taylor
Jim McGuire
McGuire
Bob Unglaub
Taylor
Unglaub
Jimmy Collins
Philadelphia Athletics
Knight
Collins
Detroit
Dineen
Tannehill
Canning
Atlantic Club Opens With Lead In Capital City League Opener
Curnane's wild opening sparked the Atlantic club to a large early lead over Aloysius in yesterday's Capital City League game played in a drizzle at Flint and M streets northeast. Lefty Wooden pitched well for Atlantic, holding Aloysius to three hits as the Atlantics won 9 to 4 despite two Aloysius runs in the third. Davis, Baggette, and Lord contributed for Atlantic, with Lord belting a homer in the second inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Printing Office
Aloysius Club
Flint
M Streets
Curnane
Atlantic Club
Aloysius
Jes Irving
Saller
Atlantics
Lefty Wooden
Davis
Baggette
George Salb
Lord
Wooden
Will Handiboe
Arole
Fenton
Simon
Georgetown
Wilkingon
Atlantica
Abhoas
Hofma
McCarty
W.h'b
O'Nei
Gizo
Ricker
Ib Priest
H'be
Ae G. Salb
Hemsbrirf
Wilkins
Bishop
O'Neil
Priest
W. Handsboe
Om Wooden
W. Handiboe
Om Curnane
G. Salb
Mr. Handiboe
St Vincent Beaten as Birch Tops Navy Yard Boys
Birch of Trinity allowed St Vincent’s two hits as Georgetown’s Ehlers and Harris led a 13 to 4 victory. Dominant pitching by Birch and strong batting keyed the win with St Vincent’s scoring late. St. Dominic’s, Trinity, and St. Joseph’s standings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birch
Navy Yard Boys
W. L. Pet
W. J
St. Martin's
St Vincent’s
Trinity
St. Joseph's
St. Pet
Dominic's
St. Joseph Va
St. Dominic
Olympic Park
St. Vincent
Georgetowns
Ehlers
Harris
ABE
St. Vinc't
Bpaulding
Johnson
Buscher
Norris
Heinrich
Turner
Heskett
Chlam
Lewis
O'Brian
Bireh
Gorse
Smith
Barry
Vincent
E. Sebastian
South
Sebasting
Chism
Beckett
O’brien
Blair
Chiesa
E Sebastian
Ntteh Birch
Mesers
Buckley and Ager
Phillies Beat Chicago In Ten Inning Battle At Home
Philadelphia defeats Chicago 3 in 10 innings on a single and a wild throw. Both starters hit hard and defenses were ragged. Hits credited to Jones Nichols Seybold Oldring and Dougherty for Philadelphia with Plank allowing Chicago eight runs and White three. Time two hours ten minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Chicago
Phila
Abhoae Hahn
OlHartess
Jones
Nicholls
Tabell
Seybold
Donohue
H. Davis
G. Davis
Oldring
Dough’ty
Sehreck
Quillin
Knight
McFarl
Croes
White
Plank
Isbell
Dougherty
Nichols
Shell
Plunk
Hy White
Umphea—Messia
Connolly
Hurst
Pittsburg Beats Bostons In Eight Inning Victory
Pittsburg defeated the Bostons 5 to 4 in eight innings on Hallam and Leach three-baggers and Wagner's single. Leever left early for Boston amid fielding errors by Pittsburg. Pittsburg tallied on two Leaver hits and late clutch hits to seal the win. Time of game one hour forty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pittsburgs
Bostons
Hallam
Leach
Wagner
Leever
Pittsburgers
Boston
Hallman
Bridwell
O Needham
Young
Phillippe
Haliman
Clarke
Abbaticchio
Neaton
Beaumont
Ritchey
Neadham
Youns
Hailman
Clarké
Brain
Howard
Tenney
Leaver
Philippe
Pitinbure
Bortane
Pitteburg
Hogton
Umptres
Jownstone
Axtem
Bethany Beats Waugh In Sunday School League Showdown
Bethany defeated Waugh 7 to 2 in a slow game as Wolfe pitched well for Bethany, fanning eight and allowing four hits. Shedd led Bethany at the plate with three singles while Zannelli and Wolfe contributed key hits. Runs came from Clarvoe Kelley Zannelli Wolfe Shedd Rider Wood and others, with errors and base on balls noted. Umpire New man. Time 1 hour 15 minutes. COMMERCE AND LABOR WINS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
Waugh
Wolfe
Willow
Abe
Abhore Zannelli
Dutton
Webb
Claryce
Shedd
Lasticer
Rider
McQuin
Wood
Kelley
Spicer
Fries
Aga Ruiz
Richarda
Finnegan
Evans
Patterson
Schorn
Clarvoe
Zannelis
Woodeft
Om Mclauren
McLauren
Schon
Ruiz
Zannell
Mr. Newman
Three straight for Cleveland as they down New York
Cleveland completes the season’s first series with a 6 to 4 win over the New Yorks. Orth relieved Kitson in the third inning after Kitson’s New York debut on the local grounds. Key hits and fielding miscues shaped the scoreless early innings into a Cleveland victory, with notable at bats by Kitnon and Hittles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Enis
New Yorks
New York
Orth
Kitson
Paleenne
Abe
Hoek
Hoffman
Bradley
Teeter
Yee
Browall
Chase
Lajale
Kelberfeld
G Clark
Willams
Birm'gm
Conroy
Hinchmn's
Laporte
Turner
Klenow
Joss
Pers
Kitnon
al I
Brad
Lark
Bone
Kitton
Feovath
Girsen
Lajoie
Bitcher
Biltson
Grin
Callam
Me. Shéridan
ERRORS PROVE COSTLY AS DETROIT BEATS BOSTON
Detroit defeats Boston as Glaze falters and poor support sink Boston. Donovan holds batters, Siever weak in fifth, with several substitutions noted. final score 4-2. Fairmont tops Cumberland in a separate game with timely hits and errors shaping the result.
Winchester beats Walbrook 7 3 at Reservoir Park
Special to The Washington Pest reports Winchester won the third game of the series with Walbrook Athletic Club at Reservoir Park by 7 to 3. Duggan hit a three bagger with the bases loaded to clinch the victory. Batteries Winchester Shinar and Woodward Walbrook Howard James and Rowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Winchester
Walbrook Athletic Club
Reservoir Park
Duggan
H.E
Shinar
Woodward
Walbrook
Howard
James
Rowe
Amateurs Seek Games With TwelveYear-Old Teams
The American Juniors seek contests with ball clubs averaging twelve years. Manager David Peshman, 428 G street NW, invites entries. Memorials challenge sixteen-year averages. A Sharp, manager, 612 Thirteenth St NW. Lineup includes Rapp, Murphy, McGrann, Hunt, Martin, McDonough, Evans, Wrenn, Bromley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Peshman
G Street Northwest
Interstate Commerce
Commission
Lawrence Athletic Club Ly
Monument Grounds
Athletic Stars
Henry School
Aisietic Club
McDevitt’s
Kenneth Blunden
Fieet
Street Northwest
Maryland
Virginia
A. G.sharp
Thirteenth Street Northwest
Rapp
Murphy
McGrann
Hunt
Martin
McDonough
Evans
Wrenn
Bromley
Goucher
W. Bromley
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China
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Haas & Go
Ave
York
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Ris
Mr. Bethany
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Prt
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Fenwick
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Kinney
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Barnharde
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Hopkins Tailoring Co
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Joley
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