Young Women Run Side Shows To Build Whitney Avenue Church
Crowds fill La mont street northwest for Whitney Avenue Church carnival to raise funds for a new church on Park road east of Georgia avenue. Side shows run by parish girls include an art gallery burlesque, with humor by local youths and a planned band concert by Burnham's Mount Pleasant Orchestra tonight.
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Lamont Street
Seventh Street
Georgia Avenue
Whitney Avenue
Whittey Avenue
Park Road
Art Gallery
Charles Austin
Emory Long
Grace McIntosh
Mary Shambaugh
Margaret Vernon
Ladies’ Aid Society
Phi Delta Society
H. W. Melville
J. L. Wilmeth
Licensed to Marry Mixed Virginia Georgia Listings
A scanned notice lists multiple marriage licenses and couples across cities including Staurton Virginia and Atlanta Georgia. Names appear with ages and residence while reverends are named as officiants.
Soldiers' Home Concert Tonight at Four
A Soldiers Home concert is scheduled this afternoon at four featuring performances by States Soldiers Howe and John M. zthiwie oynsy. The program includes Lite under Many Flags and Hagoddlt Waltz suite with musical selections.
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Howe, Aland
John $. M. Zthiwie
Trial of the District Commissioner Oust case begins
The quo warranto suit to remove Commissioner Newman, appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate, opens in Circuit Court with jury selection. W. J. Frizzell leads for the plaintiff, alleging Newman lacked three consecutive years of actual District residence. Attorneys for Newman file an affidavit by William B. Colver, stating Newman’s Washington home and ongoing ties, while Justice Aadley M. Gould presides.
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Oliver
P. Newman
Senate
Aadley M. Gould
W. J. Frizzell
Newman
W. B. Colver
Aglaton & Richardson
William B.colver
Clover Leaf Publications
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Washington
St. Paul
Culver
Harry N. Hickey
New York
Northwest
Middle West
Prizzell
Bailey
Texas
A. A. Birney
William J. Neale
G. W. Hott
Ralston & Richardson
Davis
Department of Justice
Police News Notes From City Streets and Courts
A roundup of injuries and incidents across Washington yesterday. Harry Knight fell from an Adams Express truck at Thirteenth and H streets NW and was hospitalized. Vincent Benedict was cut on the arm in a Chevy Chase quarry and sent to Emergency Hospital. Two cars collided at Tenth and FX streets NW with minor damage. William Harrington suffered a deep scalp laceration after a wagon fall and was taken to Emergency Hospital. Joseph Thomas, 47, collapsed from heat and was admitted to Casualty Hospital. Charles Miles, 82, overwhelmed by heat while building near Bunker Hill and Quincy Street NE, admitted to Freedmen’s Hospital. Cornell Jackson, 35, fractured skull after an assault at Second and G Street SW. Dora Barber, 71, stabbed in a quarrel at 33% H Street SW. Mediation not required in case of John Dreas and Vacelous Nicholow. Nicholow did not prosecute and the judge dismissed the charge, with the men leaving arm in arm.
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Harry Knight
Adams Express Company
Thirteenth
Vincent Benedict
Joy Schott
Chevy Chase
Tenth
FX Streets
W. J. C. Vanederhelde
N Street
O. P. House
East Capitol Street
Long Bridge
William Harrington
Carroll Street
Joséph ‘Thomas
Fenton Place
Holmes Baking Company
Casualty Hospital
Charles Miles
Cherry HH
Bunker Hill Road
Quincy Street
Freedmen’s Hospital
Cornell Jackson
Second Street
Second
John Dreas
Vacelous ‘Nicholow
Nicholaw
Mulloway
Births Reported In Local Families
Birth notices list numerous infants with mothers and fathers names from the community. Explicit entries include girls and boys born to Lutsind Katle Masina, Huggne OC and Mergaret Hiep, Acthir M and B apé Minole R.iurst, Wiltard B and Gusle B. Gregory, Seuge and Frede Cassel, Marion say Lilljan At. Caeter, Willem and Lillian, Harry, Henry and Viola Spriggs, James H ahdr, Siereece Gees Nitin Lewis, John M. and Matie Hawtine, Louis and Emma Alezander.
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Lutsind Katle Masina
Jobo A
Mabsl M. Jobnava
Huggne OC
Mergaret Hiep
Acthir M
apé'Minole R.iurst
Wiltard B. andGusle B. Gregory
Jonegh
Malvina Bretton Bor. Seuge
Frede Cassel
Marion
Say Lilljan At
Harry
Henry
Viola Spriggs
James H.ahdr
Siereece Gees Nitin
Lewis
John M. Aud
Hawtine
Louis 4
Emma Alezander
Deaths Reported Mary Sherwood And Others
A fragment lists multiple death notices with ages and partial identifiers. Names include Mary Sherwood 28, Henry Hodson 2, Willie A Phillips 59, George D Page 26, Zilles Lowe 21, Robert G Francis 4, Leanna Compton 61, and Henry C with Viola Syrtegs. Addresses noted include 64 Meth St and 260 Ath. tuberculosis and hospital references appear.
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Mary
BM. Sherwood
Ants
Henry Hodson
Georgetinn Ualy
Willie
A. J. Phillips
George
Zilles Lowe
Fireworks Display at Monument Grounds With Notable Appointments
The event marks the closing day of the celebration with a program starting at 8 15 p m on the monument grounds. Chairman Newman of the committee E C Graham fireworks committee and Charles J Columbus of the publicity committee welcomed the International Fireworks Company of Jersey City which will present novel features.
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Adobe
el Nee
Newman
Fireworks Committee
Charles J. Columbus
International Fireworks Company
Jersey
Sabe
Monument Grounds
Routes to City for New Bridge and Wharf
John H. Sherman urges a larger Potomac bridge to Georgetown and a municipal wharf at Eleventh Street to cut living costs. He links direct rail access to markets with reduced freight, notes traffic relief, and supports both a widened or higher bridge and a modern city market. He warns against eliminating private markets and criticizes housewives for overreliance on grocers.
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Potomac
Georgetown
Eleventh Street
Washington
John H. Sherman
Virginia
Sherman Halieves
Aetageni
M Street
Thirteenth Street
Congress
Mr.Sherman
Mr. Sherman
Sherman
Failed to Pay Hotel Bill Fined Fifty Dollars
A Pennsylvania Avenue hotel guest, Channesy Le Hoy, was found guilty yesterday in the District branch of the police court for failure to settle his bill. Judge Mulloway imposed a $50 fine with the alternative of 30 days in jail. The report lists other unrelated local ads and notices following the court item.
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Channesy
le Hoy
Po- Hce
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mulloway
Wife Sues For Maintenance In District Supreme Court
Harriet E Blackford seeks court order to compel husband Thomas B Blackford to provide permanent support and child custody. She says they married in Sharpsburg Maryland and separated in October 1800 after alleged abuse. Husband previously pursued partial divorce in Hagerstown Maryland in 1913. attorneys Rhodes and Cronen represent the wife.
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Harriet E Blackford
Harriet E. Blackford
District Supreme Court
Thomas
B. Blackford
Washington
Blackfords
Sharpsburg
Iso. Telly
Hagerstown
Rhodes
P. B
Crome
Rescue cutter Bear delayed seeking Arctic survivors
Commandant Bertholf advised the British embassy that the Bear could be late in July for a rescue mission. The vessel, sent from Point Barrow toward Wrangell Island, aims to recover survivors from the stranded expedition, with details blurred in the transmission.
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E. ‘P. ‘Bertholf
Revenue Cutter, Service
Point Arrows
Wrang Island
Arctic
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Staurton
Lillian A. Young
Atlanta
F. J. Prettyman
William J. Prettyman
Rockville
Belle K. Rond
Washington, D. C
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Billings, Mont
Martha N. Dooley
Bristol, Tenn
T. Thomas
Jardins Carter Fort
Helen Selbman
Nicholson
the Ney
C. P. Sparling
John BR. Walker
Providence
Ann. Richardson
W. ‘van- Forse
Thomas O. Squires
Baltimore
Margaret V. Corcoran
J. JH. Cassidy
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Gatablano
W. J. Brooke
John Raymond Coomes
Ardmore
Anna Louise Clifford
D.C
A. ‘Menac
Louis F. Clapper
Louisville
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Trish M. Lyon
W. W. Lyon
Isinc ‘H. Paige
Glen Castly
N.Y
Mary F. Moon
Taft
Fla
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Martha M. Grimes
J. McMurray
Waldo Emerson Palmer
Belle Fay
C. Fultz
Charles W. Collins
Larksburg
Rimmell
Marinsburg
W. Va
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Brooklyn
N.X
Edith W. Long
James H. Cloud
Robert Ne Windell
Norfolk
Marie L. .Johr
Richmond
Hlom
Police
Dora Barber
Ose
Chesapeake and Potomac
City Bulletins
the Pines & Holts
North Chew
Ben “Flats
Bert V. Wolfe
Hfelnmurance
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Reisinger
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