H Street Order Held Amid Rain Delays at Union Station
Heavy rains stall street work delaying the closure order for H Street from downtown to the northeast. The plan to close the street in the terminal improvement zone from June 15 to July is remains postponed, with completion possible in a month only if weather allows and work continues day and night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damang
H Street
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Union Station
Tt Ig
Commission
Florida Avenue
Fifth
L Street
K Street
N Street
First
North Capitol
Commissionera
Commission 18
Washington
Second
H Streets
Washington Monument
Evan Tucker
Northeddt
Washington Tizens’ Association
Sowerbutts
Plaster of Paris
Brown & Tolson
3 Street
California Street
New Fourth of July Fireworks Permit Form Issued
Commissioners adopt a new single permit covering storage and sale of explosives for Independence Day. Restrictions limit firecrackers to 3.5 inches and ban giants. No sales to under sixteen. Applications due July 1 for average fireworks. wholesale storage June 1 to July 15. retail June 36 to July 7.
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Nicholson
Maj
Sylvester
Macfarland
Births Outnumber Deaths in Weekly Report
The health office counted 92 deaths and 18 births for the week ended Saturday, with births totaling 99 white infants and 53 colored, while 44 white and 43 colored deaths occurred. Diphtheria led deaths with 14, and quarantines rose for scarlet fever and typhoid, amid overall low death rates.
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Health Office
Smalpox Hospital
Divorces Granted for Three Wives in District Court
Justice Juse tine Anderson signed decrees granting Nellie C Marr an absolute divorce from William H Marr on adultery with custody of their infant daughter. Charlotte Ransell is divorced from John Ransell for desertion and adultery with her name restored as Charlotte Bettilles. Amelia Maschauer is granted a divorce from bed and board from George W Maschauer with custody of the children and alimony ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jusetine Anderson
District Supreme Court
Nellie C. Marr
William H. Marr
Marr
Justica Anderson
Charlotte Ransell
John Ransell
Charlotte Belltilles
Justice Anderson
Amelia Maschauer
George W. Maschauer
Rose N Shanley Sues for 6000 Over Fall From Capitol Traction Car
Rose N. Shanley filed a suit in the District Supreme Court seeking 6000 in damages after a March fall at Fifteenth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue while alighting from a Capital Traction Co car. Her skirt allegedly snagged on a sand tap placed to obstruct boarding, throwing her and causing severe bruises and shock.
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Rose N. Shanley
District Supreme Court
Capital Traction Company
Fifteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Charles H. Merrillet
William 5B
Ambrose
No Extra Lighting in Northwest Suburbs
Northwest suburbs face no incandescent lighting extension next fiscal year due to high naphtha costs and lack of increased federal funding. Electrical Commissioner Macfarland approves. district will inform Northwest Citizens' Suburban Association. Local notices mention additional ads and contacts.
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Congress
Allen
Northwest Citizens' Suburban Association
Macfarland
Fidelity and Casualty claims praised in Washington letters
A batch of letters to Fidelity and Casualty Company of Washington D C praise prompt settlements and high regard for the insurer. Claimants mention rapid drafts for injuries from March 20 and other illnesses, including diphtheria and grippe, with many expressing strong endorsements of the company.
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Samuel H. Moore
Fidelity Is Casualty Co
Frasphnaton
D.C
Fidelity & Casualties ‘Company
A. Gonard
Skr
Fidelity and Casualty Company
Srgil Greene
Board of Pensaton Appeale
Fo & C
New York
WM. Harner
Grippe
W. E. Philes, M. D
James Robey Pleads Guilty in Assault Case
James Robey, a Black man, pleaded guilty to attempted criminal assault on Florence Parsons, 17, near Ridge road in Washington DC. Held to await grand jury action under a 3000 bond, he fought Parsons as she walked home with groceries. two bystanders heard her cries and Robey fled. Parsons was unhurt.
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James Robey
Miss Parsons
James W. Robey
Scott
Bon
Ninth Precinct
Robey
Florence Parsons
Bowen Road
D. C
Ridge Road
Benning
Lusby
Raedy
Sewer contract awarded for Jefferson, Fort Stanton projects
The Commissioners awarded James A. Coyle the sewer construction contract on Jefferson Street between Adams and Taylor, and on Fort Stanton Road between Jefferson and Madison in Anacostia for 48. E.G. Gummet received the Ninth Street Southeast sewer bid between O Street and Anacostia River for 4,104 dollars. Gummet bid 2,804 dollars, about 1/3 less than Coyle on the first project, and Coyle bid 37,833.07 on the second.
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James A. Coyle
Jefferson Street
Adams and
Taylor Streets
Fort Stanton Road
Jefferson and
Madison Streets
Anacostia
G. Gummet
Ninth Street
O Street
Anacostiaiver
Gummel
Coyle
Southern Ry Announces Pea Body Summer School Fare Deal
Southern Railway offers one fare plus two cent plug to Nashville and return for summer school events. Tickets on sale June 11 12 13 19 2021 and July 3 4 with a final limit of 15 days from date of sale.
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Nashville
Tenac
Southern Ry
Peabody Summer School
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Saks & Company
Ath Street
America
Hahn & CO
Sisia
Eae
Baltimore St
North Side
20Th, Wash
Ington Heights
Manhattan
Florida Ave
Home Savings Bank
Ath and
Mass, Ave
Fussell‘s
Fussell’s
M. T. Fussell
Broadway
New York Avenue
A. Kahn
F Street
City Bulletins
Hot Springs
Virginia
Moore
Imowa
Colorado
Delfcongs Dessart
Bartung's Sanitary Dairy
Pla
Ave. Nw
J. H. Kuehling
Red Cross
Ika
J.T. D. Pyles
Lederer
Chicago
C. Muddiman & Co
Gessler Rosseau
Patrick Kelly
Philadelphia
Frederick the Great
District of Columbia
Kelly
Sheen
Germany
Berlin
Nat
Cap, Brewing Co
Munich
Nat, Electrical Supply Co
N. Y. Ave
Colorado Building
Louis Bush
Keene
Rhos Story
G St. Ne
D. ‘Childs
Hfe
E.W. Childs
R Samuel H. Moore
Fidelity ~and Casualty Company
Washington, D. C
August W. Noak
Facob
Maxwell
Otapager Capital City
P L, Zimmerman
The
Fidelity and Casualty Company of
Samuel JH. Moore
Dangler
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
ST. A. Eberly’s Sons
7Th St. N. W
Buckingham
ST. N. W
Hubbard Heating Co
Washabington
Worl
F St. N. W
Selinger’s
Gothcian and Jeweler
Williams
U. S. Realty
Seventh Street
House & Herrmann
Sts. N. W
Duit
Mass. Ave
Victor E. Adler
Clothing House
Jj. T. Walker Sons
Tenth Street N
Dr. Shoop
Simplo
Racine
Win
Castelberg’s
Opticians
Penna. Ave
Littlefield, Alvord & Co
A.collins
HAY
Philo Hay Co
Newark
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