Nineteen Persons Treated for Hydrophobia in Dog Attacks
The article reports that nineteen individuals, including children as young as three, were treated after dog bites linked to hydrophobia. Health Officer Woodward cautions bite victims to seek rabies treatment at the hygienic laboratory and notes a Great Dane bite case near Chevy Chase. Veterinarian Dr Cecil French cites a savage farm dog on Reno Road and warns that rabies could be eradicated with universal muzzling, despite opposition from dog owners.
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Health Office
Woodward
Cecil French
Reno Road
Chevy Chase
George H Hart
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States
Seirly
Let the dogs alone in rabies fear survey plea
The piece argues for humane treatment of dogs and animals, criticizing sensational public fear about rabies. It cites dog bite statistics in the city, calls for prudent public information, and urges cautious guidance from physicians and officials without stoking panic. It mentions Washington and dates in June.
Washington Playground Association Benefit Tag Sale Promises More Funds
Fragments describe ongoing money flow and committee praise for the Washington Playground Association drive. Readers list supporters from government departments and local firms, noting contributions totaling over 1000 dollars and a community boat excursion for funds. The piece relays thanks from the association to many sponsors and notes upcoming events to close the drive.
Currency Act Applies to District as Treasury Chief Explains
Secretary Cortelyou outlined how emergency currency provisions apply to banks forming banking currency associations. He denied a DC exclusion by technical language, detailing group requirements, limits on issuance, and bonds eligibility. The report also covers Virginia debates and University of Virginia awards and faculty appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
District of Columbia
Secretary of the Treasury
Gould Interests Face Receivership Costs and Wabash Tie Changes
Amid legal wrangles over Gould assets, receivership expenses loom large. Attorney James Chadiourne reveals connections among Wheel ing and fake Frt and Wabash, with potential terminations and two thirds of capacity at stake. Officials question whether the Gogdi interests misread the evolving line status as lines diverged.
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Wassagien Post
Pitsburg
Gould
Tnday
James 41
Chadiourne
New Fork
Cuples
Bank in London to Quit Shire Meeting Declares Liquidation
A London bank announces dissolution at a special meeting, detailing a plan to wind up, transfer capital, and reorganize under a new holding with a different name. The move follows discussions about capital structure, directors, and pending arrangements with regional partners.
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BANK
London
Big Airship To Be Tested For Speed And Range
Observers report plans to test a large airship with two independent engines capable of producing 140 horsepower each. The craft, about 48 meters long and 46 feet high, aims for a speed of 4674 miles per hour and a 60 hour endurance with fuel for wireless telegraph tests. It carries sixteen tons lifting capacity, has sleeping accommodations, and will maneuver up to 4060 feet altitude with ballast distributed across sixteen compartments.
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Lielishifen Wartembers
Eatmy
Nultirs Iioniuts
Mans Promient
Mern
la Witness
Zeppelin
Enalte Austipi
Hein Leyide
Inessig
Evelyn Thaw Visits Courtyard Dinner To Discuss Reunion
Evelyn Thaw visited the court district to attend a gala dinner. Court officials stated Thaw intends to keep news of her visit from public view as efforts by Evelyn and counsel aim to restore the marriage with William Thaw. A lawyer for Evelyn said she will remain in New York and continue communications with her husband.
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Darol O Reilly
Evelyn Thaws
M O Reilly
Wiliam Thaw
Shiw
Esélyn Llatwahé
Isarry
Alabama Plant Resumes After Shutdowns at Ensley
Tarringham Ala June 15 The big rail mill of United States Steel at Ensley resumes today. The plant has a daily capacity of 140 tons of finished rails. Within a month furnaces and mines have resumed in this district, putting 8000 men to work.
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Tarringham
Ala
United States Steel Corporation
Ensley
Yale May Honor Morgan At Commencement
New Haven Conn June 16. Pier pont Morgan probably will be given the honorary degree of LL D at Yale University commencement exercises next week. Mr Morgan has been abroad but is now on his way to this country. The university authorities refuse either to confirm or deny this report.
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Simmes Bank
Sleman
Washington
Dst Laval Marine
Thousan
Giei
Chris
Ats
Rawess and Son Paris
Rawess and Son Paris of Sa Ucday
CFSB
Conram Nithinat Publishing
Conpant
Judd’ & Betseder
Thomas Tayi Ab
Wi A & Berry Pope Marat
Compiny Conk & Stud Tu
Howard Printing
Compania Crane Printing Company
Elenore Taxi Jcale Company
RP Andreas Company
Jamestown
Norfok and
Washington Steamboats Company
Ter
Shirehollers
Tounden
Iimiter
Wah Has & Capital
Foun
Isiden
Pars Na Trong
San Ernelso
Lins Ty Land
Capis
Storen Aiest
Bene Wind Pis
Anion Amel Ay Teas
New Haven
J Pierpont Morgan
Yale University
Morgan
Miller sues traction company for 25000 over alleged insult
Hugh Gordon Miller of New York sues the Norfolk and Portsmouth Traction Company for 5000 damages claiming an assault and insult while a passenger. The case opened in U S district court at Norfolk with Judge Purnell presiding and Judge Waddill to testify as a witness. Waddill formerly served as assistant United States attorney for the district.
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Muller
United States
Roanoke Husband Attacks Wife With Hatchet
A Roanoke man attacked his wife with a hatchet after escaping an asylum. A son heard the screams and intervened while the suspect was captured and to be returned to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Roanoke
L © Weaver
Weaver
Asylum For
Blue laws extended in Alexandria restrict sales and goods
Washington Post reports Alexandria enforces blue laws with bans on fruit candy and ice cream, and police chief Goods orders druggists to sell only medicines next Sunday while cigar shops and grocers must close on Sundays. Milk and ice exempt from the bans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
King Street
Alexandria
Paft
Scholars Get Diplomas at Alexandra Public Schools
First commencement exercises at Alexandra public schools awarded diplomas and honors to George Washington High School seniors led by Charles William Wright who received the superintendent's medal for general excellence. Several graduates and class officers were named in the program, while other schools held daylong exercises and court cases, including a hold up victim unable to appear and two men fined for disorderly conduct. Funeral services were held for Robert Matthews, with arrangements for interment in Hillsboro Virginia and participation by the local Elks Lodge.
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Alexandra
George Washington High School
Col .R. Ficllin
Charles Willam Wright
Hubert Snowden
Fieldhne Row
Diairmaa
C Harles Milliam Wight Quarles Fletcher Dyson Lapence Pougas Smith
William A Barnett
Depew
Chances
Whales
Corbell
Caillant Davis
Harold Devs
Bertrin Dinelt
Chapin Ryans
Frank Hill
John J
Johnson Train
Londsey
Harry Leake
Gilbert Viner
Josh Owens
Willan O Neal Freak Pevertl
James Polman
Karl Wells
William Woolls
Watthew
Azemai
Thomas Hayne
Tmiruth
Sherat Waware
Lari
Harry Crilly
Maymond Devers
Rink Tannen
John Games Jahn Igce
Thomas Jones
Doiglan
Lindsey May Mankhin
Pat Miller
Walt R le Naus Beus Patereen
George Pettit Wilam Pasap
George PA Hermann Pont J. Roberts
N Roberts
Willem Topping
John Indera
Lee School For White Guns
Jarre Partie
John Ysekard
P J Fulman
Yallee Court
Pulmangs
Heaing
Pulman
King Street
Robert Matthews
Seattle
Wash
Orlock
Jonathan Matthews
Prince Street
Hillsboro
Matthews
Order of Elis
Alexandra Lodge
Paper boat voyage arrives in Annapolis
George W Johnson of St Augustine Florida completed a 1200 mile trip to New York in a twenty foot single sealer rowboat built entirely from pressed newspapers. The craft used pages from papers across the country from Maine to California and Alaska to Florida with headlines stacked along its outer hull.
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Sperial
Wasiington
Annapolie
George W Johnson
St Augustine
Fla
New York
Annapolis
Maine
California
Alaska
Florida
Wife accuses evangelist in $19,000 suit against two Baltimore doctors
Hattie Clay Risner of Texas sues Dr M Halm Douglas and Dr Henry T Reynolds alleging conspiracy with her husband Evangelist Rev Henry Belay Pisner to confine her in an asylum. She seeks $10,000 damages, claims forcible confinement while in uncertain health and cites habeas corpus as part of the case filed in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Tyler Lex
Raver
Baner
Absolute Divorce Sought by Annie Wright in Rockffield Circuit Court
Mrs Annie FR Wight of this county sues for an absolute divorce from John T Wright in the Circuit Court. She alleges they married in May 1800 and were deserted a month later. She also asks to resume the name Annie Ro Brown, her name at marriage.
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Washington Post
Rockffield
Annie FR Wight
John T Wright
Ff Iso
Annie Ro Brown
Wilow
Wright
Judgment Favoring Stokes Against Kesapeaky Wretern Company
A June 18 verdict in the Lawcarl Equis Court awards Thomas Stokes against Kesapeaky Wretern Company, a lumber and real estate operator chartered in Virg an, with principal offices in Newtown City. The suit seeks to recover company notes valued at 500.00 and involves a director named in the action.
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Fitchmond
Heiss
Lawcarl Equis
Thomas Stokes
Kesapeaky Wretern
Newtown City
Broko
Alabama Representative Wiley in Critical Condition
Reports from Hot Springs Virginia say Representative Wiley remains in a frail state at his hotel after a prolonged illness. Doctors fear he may not survive the night as attendants monitor his pulse and vital signs.
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Alabama
Hot Springs
Hia
Marshington
Wis
Battle with burglars shocks Che Washuxton scene
A gunbattle as burglars chased into Che Washuxton early this morning left bloodhounds in pursuit. Four horses stolen last night nearby connect to a broader criminal spree, with investigators tracing the thefts to a late senator and a local cashier.
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Perial
Che Washuxton
Housekeeper Hints on Japalar Finishes and Preservation
A fragmented aid outlines use of Japalar products for restoring and protecting wood finishes on furniture, doors, porches, and window casings. It mentions color choices, rust protection, and boosting appearance, with references to Mahogany and Green tones, plus cautions on matching old finishes. A note mentions Leesburg newspaper changes hands and a Virginia press acquisition.
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Mitlaf
Japal
Governor Dawson III Leaves for Asheville for TB treatment
Gov DAWSON III, son of West Virginia, leaves Charleston for the North Carolina mountains to spend several months in Ashevill for tuberculosis treatment. The note appears in a Pittsburgh/WV era dateline describing his illness and travel plans.
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North Carolina Mountains
Charleston
Pixs
Lina
Gm Wom
O Dawson
West Viirginia
Ashevill
Virginia Weddings Record Two Local Nuptials
The document notes the marriage of Eselyn Byrd Montagu and Warren Blorton at a residence with Dr T Lo Pampkis assisting and Rev R Aubre officiating. It also mentions Gray Hearne and her fiancé marrying recently at Battery Park Hotel Asheville NC with Rex Dr Gilbert Rowe involved.
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Mortgomery County
Batery Park Hotel
Ashaville Ncg
Rex
Gilbert Rowe
Howitzers On Record Hike Arrive in Harrisonburg
The Richmond Howitzers marched from Staunton to Alexandria in a drenching rain and rested in Harrisonburg after an unusually heavy downpour. Lieut Gov Taylor Ellyson accompanied the command as they endeavor to set a record march.
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Washington Post
Harrisonburg
Richmond Howitzers
Staunton
Alexandria
Taylor Ellyson
Obituaries From Petersburg and Roanoke
Miss Anna Stasara aged seventy three died at Petersburg Hospital after a long illness. She came to Petersburg at seventeen from East England. Miss Maud Kent aged thirty five died at City Hospital Roanoke following an appendectomy performed days ago. She was daughter of the late Dr James M Kent and is survived by her mother one sister and one brother.
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Petersburg
Anna Stasara
East England
Roanoke
Maud Kent
City Hospital
James M Kent Shele
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H. T. Marshall
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Joe Page
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Eng
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Bridge- Mater Va
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Cheyenne Wu
Brink O Dawn
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Clark
Teevitte
James C Badin
Charist
Harry Taylor Warshall
Charles H Bunting
Abra
Universary
Wisconsin
Marshall
Johns Hopkinsniversity
Philppine Medical
Charles Hancock
Mississppi Agricultural College
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Engi
Amercan Institution
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Florence
Central Oil & Gas Stove CO
Gardner, Mass
Count Zeppelin
Evelyn
Thaw
Birmingham
YALE
Hugh Gordon Muller
Norfolk Traction Company
Wife
Asylum For the Insane
Edward Bromley
John Karnes
Washington Wis
Polce Court
Mount Vernon
Tolieman Roberts
Washburn
Crosbys
Meg
Johnson
Montgomery
Stokes
Chesapeake Western
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Spee
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Blan
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Wasing
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Iis
Gov. Dawson III
Hagerstown
Westy
Middtetlig
Virginia Weddings
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Chicago
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Union Pacific & North-Western
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Pullman
Omaha
A. L. Armstrong
Chestnut Street
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Circulation Dept
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Daily and
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Richmond Company
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