Belmonts deal ties up furniture mortgage in Washington
A New York political figure Perry Belmont is linked to a May 31 chattel mortgage securing Abner C P Shoemaker a 40000 loan. The notice notes Belmont's fashionable Washington residence at New Hampshire Avenue and Eighteenth Street, his long congressional service, and his prominent role in Democratic politics and corporate boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch Save Furniture
New Hampshire Avenue
Abner C. P
Belmont
New Lampshire Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Washington
Long Island
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Spain
Abner Shoemaker
M. Belmont
Hamrick Struck On Head Found Unconscious in Park
W S Hamrick a real estate operator of 916 K Street NW was found unconscious on an embankment at Glen Echo park and rushed to George Washington University Hospital where doctors fear a brain blood clot. In a brief consciousness Hamrick said he was struck on the head with a baseball bat but police think he hit his head after a fall. His condition remains serious.
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Glen Echo Park
W S Hamrick
K Street
George Washington University Hospital
Hamrick
Charles White
Heat Prostration Kills Man Walking in Washington
John Wells aged 52 of 19 Pennsylvania avenue southeast collapsed from heat while walking near No 2 Virginia avenue southeast yesterday at noon. A policeman summoned a patrol wagon and Wells was taken to Casualty Hospital where doctors expected a quick recovery, likely in a day or two.
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Washington
John Wells
Pennsylvania Avenue
Virginia Avenue
Wells
Casualty
Americans Look for New Polo Challenge After Loss
Hempstead N Y June 15 The English polo team defeated by a slim margin in yesterday’s decisive match will leave for home a week earlier than planned. Plans for a third match against the substitute American team are canceled. Captain Ritson and Lockett return to India to reform regiments after a brief England visit. Lord Wodehouse stays in the U S hunting in the Rockies and Canadian Northwest.
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Hempstead
Capts
Ritson and
Lockett
Indi
England
Lord Wodehouse
Rockies
Canadian Northwest
Printers to Nashville for Aug convention toastmaster leads banquet
Delegates elected from the Columbia Typographical Union join allied tradesmen for a complimentary dinner in their honor. Jason Waterman spoke on printshop changes since the labor movement began while Joe M Johnson as toastmaster kept the mood lively. Esther Ramsey played piano solos and the Union Quartet sang. The reception committee included George M Ramsey and others. attendees listed numerous union members and officials.
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Joe M. Johnson
Sidge “der Schuitzelbaum
Jason Waterman
Joe M
Jonnson
Misa Esther Ramsey
Union Quartet
John R. Purvis
Maurice Fitz- Berald
E Albert Lang
William A Anglin
George M Ramsey
Johnson
Washington
Harry B Goodrell
John A Huston
Marsh A. Bodenhamer
Maurice Jriscoe
Edward A Huse
Harry W Zelgier
Leroy D Brandon
William A. Bechert
Louis KR. Lippincott
Clair c. Barnes
Rennie A. Juan
W. R. Burgeass
Latta O Early
William L. Matttocks
Wiliam F Leatzow
John O’donoghue
John R Purvis
Illiam C Beddow
F N Whitehead
Thomas P. Maloney
Dan V_ Chisholm
Robert W Congdon
Edward A Burkholder
John A. Onyan
Harry R Murray
John Atkinson
M A _ SBodenhamer
Robert E. Sanders
Edward M Nevils
Jon M Johnson
Frank H Long
M N. Serrano
Oscar A Reed
T. Stephenson
R. W Congdon
J R R Alford
W W H Carpenter
Samuel M. Briscoe
Charles O Upton
W A Kinsolving
W F Moore
J B Swinburne
Stephen M Simpson
George P Nichols
W J Dow
James A McCormick
C FE Jordan Harmon Dempsey Stanley R Gilbert
F H Hambright
E J Dwight
H S Lytton
L D Brandon
John O'Donoghue
E C Rote
Latta O
Early Edward N
BE Long Jr
Drenner
Joseph N Benner Arthur
Co Tucker
John M Loughran
John J Overn
FX Dougherts
Hinwood Archer Hales
Louis Verber
Charles Towne
OB Foster WC Beddow
John A Onyan
T Jenkins
T P Matonsy
William F. Leatzow
E J. Patch
Girl Held In Gem Loss In Washington Case
Mrs William S Holtzman of 2513 Cliffbourne Place Northwest reported three diamond rings and a small diamond necklace missing. Value set at 835 dollars. Police arrested Ollie Seaton, 19, a white servant, on suspicion of stealing the jewelry last Friday and placing it in trunks before the crime.
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Holtzman
William S Holtzman
Cliffbourne Place
McNiumee
Ollie Seaton
Boom & Servant
Holtzman Rouse- Be
Hal
Mi Ooormins
Reity Airt
Han
Morgins
Washington
Powers Defends Kentucky Colonel at Temperance Rally
Representative Caleb Powers of Kentucky urged the Independent Order of the Sons of Jonadab to keep fighting liquor interests, saying he would vote to prohibit sales. He recalled his life and noted most Kentucky counties are dry, with a high number of dry counties in the state. Rev W I McKenney opened services, J C Moore presided, and Jim Lee gave a temperance talk.
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Caleb Powers
Kentucky
Independent Order of the Sons of Jonadad
Wesley Chapel
Fifth
F Streets
Congress
W IT McKenney
J C Moore
Jim Lee
Wheel Horse
South
Washington
Fultons Renal Compound Offered as Brights Disease Hope
The article argues that Brights Disease with Digitalis and Bashams Mixture only delays decline. It advocates Fultons Renal Compound as a potential counter to renal degeneration, claiming improved outcomes and urging readers to obtain pamphlets from James G Donnett and John J Fulton Company in San Francisco for details.
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Bright
Digitalis
Basham
Fultons
Digitatis
Ourself
Family
James G
Donnetts
Siren Northwest Ak
Jonn J Fulton Company
San Fran- GO
Notable list of names in a historical notice
J Elwood, L BR Lippincott, George M Ramsey, John F Atkinson, James H Ross, Charles D Johnson, Robert 3B Brags, W F Crump, Charles E Slentz, Charles F Mullen, Ernest P Knapp, John Koeblitz, Fred L Davis, Arthur J Mc Millan, Andrew L Huss. A roster of individuals appears in the readable section of the page, indicating a named group or committee.
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J Elwood
L. BR. Lippincott
George M. Ramsey
John F. Atkinson
James H. Ross
Charles D. Johnson
Robert 3B. Brags
W. F. Crump
Charles E. Slentz
Charles F Mullen
Ernest P. Knapp
John Koeblitz
Fred L. Davis
Arthur J. McMillan
Andrew L. Huss
Police and Negroes Fight Ends in Hospital After Arrest
Policemen Thorn and Billman of the Third precinct were badly beaten by two men and a woman while transporting a disorderly man identified as John Lewis. Lewis and his friends Thomas and Hilla Nell allegedly attacked the officers near Fussella Court Northwest and at the signal box on Pennsylvania Avenue and Twenty Fifth Street. Three prisoners ended up in hospital, while the officers sustained injuries including a black eye and multiple scratches without needing bandages.
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Thorn
Billman
Billmen
John Lewis
Fussella Court
Pennsylvania Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Thomas
Hilla Nell
Lewis
Girls Camp Opens at Alton Farm Sligo Md
The Junior League Camp for young women at Alton Farm Sligo Md opens today and runs until September 14. Miss Helen Woodward is resident manager, with applications for membership in charge of Miss M E Brown Route 2 Silver Spring Md.
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Alton Farm
Sligo
Helen Woodward
M. E. Brown
Route 2
Silver Spring
Noted Sharper Free Robbed Navy Employee Here
Police record Frederick Grey, convicted here in March 1910 and sentenced to Leavenworth, claiming noble British lineage and Mexican estates. He swindled Navy yard mechanic George Henderson for 500 dollars and fled to Mexico, with authorities deeming him an undesirable citizen to be deported.
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Washington
Frederick Grey
Leavenworth Khang
Mexico
Atlantic
Grey
Mexico City
Federal Place
George A. Henderson
Navy Yard
Frederico Gray
Sir Frederick Grey
England
Sylvester
Bureau of Identification
Scotland Yard
London
New York
Felix Diaz
Inspector General of Police
Leavenworth
Edith Grey
Ruthyn
Lancashire
John Grey
Lord de Ruthyn
Sir Henry Musgrave
Onegul
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Perry Belmont
Meadowbrook
Roslyn
William Cullen Bryant
Henry T Sloane
August Belmont
August Belmont & Co
Olver H P Belmont
United States Casualty Company
Colonial Trust Company
National Surety Company
Consolidated National Bank
Jessie Robbins
Newport
Belcourt
Metropolitan Knickerbocker, University
Army and Navy
Tilden
Democratic
Manhattan
Chiba
Ita
Glen Echo
Summer
Gali & Bro. Jewellers
Dennsylvania Ave
Ritson
Freake
Larry
Waterbury
John S. Phipps
Westbury
United States
Duke of Westminster
William A Hazard
National Polo Association
FF L Herbert
Great Britain
Herbert
Helmont
Meadowbrook Hunt Club
London Morning
Morning Post
Iowa Circle
United States Cavalry Band
Alfred Langhove
Spandau
John Held Overture
Barber
Bseville
Rosinot
Fortung Teller
Herbert Walts
Dvorak Eutrtade
Mlle Modiste
Herbert Polonaice
Sousa
March’ Dorling
Marine Band
United States Marine Band
William H Santelmann
Boy Scouts
America
Sanford
Wagher Saitelmant
Komzak
Ldsst Baurengeau Aaner
Nashville
Revel
Olhe Seaton
W. S
Coma Eees
Toper
Junior League
Sligo, Md
Nobiilty
de Ruthyn
Baron Grey de Ruthyn
Warren Hall
Leytham
Frederick ‘Grey
Fevorda
Lst
Hdith Grey
Thomas H. McKee
All
Mr. McKee
Palmist
Trust Department
Real Estate Department
Foreign Exchange
The
Washington Loan and Trust Co. Cor
9Th and F Sts
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Lansburgh’s
Oller
Federal National Bank
Geo. B. Kennedy
Kneessi’s
Seventh St
N. W. Burchell
F St
Welch
Eureka Bottle Cap Remover Company
District of Columbia
Twenty-first Street North West
Ashington
D. C
Jelé
Jacob Hoke
Lee
Gettysburg
Shoul
Pany
Philadelphia Avenue
Chambersburg
Kalorawa Road
Cornelia
Mt. Pleasant
Irving St. N. W
Washington and
Columbia
Phona
John
GHEY
Balentine
Newark
Reading
Con Valescents
Shoemaker Co
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