Bolins Endorsement After Seven Years Experience
A political figure known as Bolins receives endorsement after seven years in public service. donor support cited as a key factor in the backing.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1910
Page
4
Girls Chorus To Aid Show On White House Lawn
Seventy young women from the normal school will sing three choral numbers and dance in peasant costume during a Shakespearian performance of As You Like It on the White House lawn to benefit district playgrounds. The event features calcium lighting, a Marine Band prelude, and proceeds to support summer playground programs with teachers and pupils offered special seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superintendent of Schools
Board of Education
Alys Bent-ley
Publi Schools
Normal School
White House
Coburn
James E West
Washington Playground Association
Coburn Players
L M Goodstadt
Goods
White House Lawn
Marine Band
Lieut Santelpmann
Taft
Tukers
Arthur Smith
Realty Title Cleared in Supreme Court Adverse to District
In Brightwood property a District Supreme Court decree by Justice Anderson grants clear title to P H Sheehy and the P HE Sheet Company for parcels on Brightwood avenue. The district argued it held title to enough property to complete a foot-wide section of ieargla avenue. A prior decision by Justice Wright had limited the district to portions used as a street for twenty years. Attorney Conrad H Syme represents the Sheehy interests. The Uncle Taxicabs mention is noted but not central to the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Supreme Court
Anderson
P H Sheehy
P HE Sheet Company
Brightwood Avenue
Ieargla Avenue
Wright
Conrad H Syme
Sheehy
Boundary Treaty May Be Rejected in Costa Rica Congress
Official reports reach the State Department stating strong Costa Rican congressional opposition to ratifying the coalition pact signed in Washington months ago with Panama. The agreement would refer their boundary dispute to the U S Supreme Court chief justice as arbitrator and may be rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Costa Rica
Costa Rican Congress
Washington
Panama
United States Supreme Court
Opie
Four Arrested For Theft In Shop And Homes
Four people were arrested on theft charges after police intercepted a burglary circle. Celia Connors, 29, of 810 G Street NE, and Kate Adams, 54, of 418 K Street SW, were charged with petty larceny for stealing items from a 5 and 10 cent store and from an employer. A bicycle thief identified as William Howard alias William Jones, 47, of 916 New Hampshire Avenue NW, was seized while trying to sell a bicycle for 1.50. James Frye, 29, of 814 Second Street SE, also faced detention on related embezzlement allegations involving Theodore T. Simons. Detectives Barbee, Vermil Hon, Howlett, Pratt, Springman, O'Brien, Cornwell, and Baur led the arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Connors
Sheloes
G Street
Barbee
Vermil Hon
Howlett and Pratt
Kate Adams
Mattie Davis
Sixth Street
William Howard
William Jones
New Hampshire Avenue
Springman and O'Brien
Frederick Miller
Child survives runaway carriage crash near Twenty sixth street
The two year old child of saloonkeeper Charles Mannix was jolted when an ice wagon struck the baby’s carriage in an alley behind Gosnell's home on Twenty sixth street northwest. The carriage overturned, the child escaped serious harm, and a nurse nearby retrieved the infant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mannix
Twenty-sixth Street
Charles R. Gosnell
K Street
Gosnell
Car Victims May Recover After Heavy Washington Crash
Physicians at Emergency Hospital strive to save three men injured when car 90 of the Washing ton Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railway struck a horse ambulance operated by George W Knot Express Company at the Virginia end of the HigA was bridge. A slight improvement in their condition was noted last night and recovery is believed possible. Injured are William Finedman 45 foreman of the express company of 1315 C street southwest Edward Shaw 38 of 101 Four and a half street southwest and Charles Smith a negro of Deanwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winda
Washington, Alexandria
C Street
Edward Shaw
Charles Smith
Traction Order Cuts Trailers. Fourteenth Street Cars Schedule Set
The interstate commerce commission ordered discontinuing all trailer cars in the District after July 1 1912 unless double truck design. Trailers may run only with a separate conductor. Capital Traction Co to operate Fourteenth Street line on a one minute schedule from 4:15 to 4:45 p m. Beautiful June Weddings. Much depends on the flowers and decorats Gude supplies the best 124
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
District Electric Railway Commission
Capital Traction Company
Fourteenth Street
Gude
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Fedes Veta
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Potomac Electric Power Co
14Th St. N. W
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Hota
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JE Aleliy Institute
Orthariod
District of Volunb
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Supreme Court
ULC
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D Streets
Mary Reitz
Newton Street
Albert Gallinger
Ninth Street
Mre Reitz
Harvey
12Th St
Lenz & Lossats
Ith St
Lincoln
Thomas & Son
Miles Fuller
New York
Grocers
Phone Arlington Botlling Co
West
Bdarllog
9Th St
Caverly
John F. Crowley
Child
Ice Wagon
Commerce Commission
Seo
Herrmann Cor
Ae Donne
Alaska Refrigerator Co
Rockers
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