Playgrounds Open Monday for City Children Thousands to Benefit
Twenty eight playgrounds will open Monday afternoon in Washington for children under supervision of physical directors and teachers. The event marks the start of city play spaces with baseball and other activities at Amertan Stage Park and nearby areas as listed organizers from the Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade coordinate staffing and scheduling.
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Washington
Veriant
Ametan Ftage
T Chamber of Commerce
Amd
Board of Trade
Ting Boerstein
Kawer & Hartwote
Fran Youngdlond
Lacy
Thomas Colmar
Wes Martett
Mabel Mies
Mins Aleagar Virense
Jernie Henle
Watley
Louisa Verma
Boy Soldier to Be Tried for Desertion in Marne Corps Case
A 17 year old Clemens Kidweo, linked to deserter activity, was arrested after claiming to be eighteen during a Central Office Detachment arrest. Investigators say he stole loth from Russell Cleveland, age 17, who was also detained. Military authorities received custody for processing.
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Trecise
Uetbert Kidwel
Neader
Marne Corps
Kimlatt
Omarn
Reurt
Kidweo
Intral
Oflee Fetethes Berman Ard
Loth Agussell Clovelind
Ofehit
Cornel
Raur
Varine Corps
Autier
Legal Trouble Tangles At Post Office Office
Dr Henry C Wire a clerk in the Post Office Department was fined eight dollars by Judge Senball in Police Court for an incident involving Richard Drumhunt a real estate clerk. Drumhunt claimed Wire refused entry to 421 Fourth Street Northwest. later Drumhunt armed with a thirty day notice to vacate, allegedly attacked Wire with a cane. Drumhunt was issued a warrant for Wire Arrest. Katherine Miller sued Adagis Express Company for 390 dollars claiming a trunk of wearing apparel entrusted for transport to Norfolk Virginia was lost on December 2 1907.
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Henry C Wire
Vudical
Post oMes
Senball
Richard Drumhunt
Dr Wires
Fourth Street North West
Dr Wire
Amn
Makes Express Company
Katherine Miller
Adagis Express Company
Orfok
Name Fails to Shield Wife in Nonsupport Case
A Brooklyn court heard Siegfried Den Domallo plead inability to work as he faced a nonsupport charge from his wife who described him as Egypt-born and unreliable. Judge DeLacy criticized the defendants and warned of sending him to the workhouse for constitutional laziness while remarking on the impact of the case on the family.
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Dusky
Egypt
DeLacy
de’ Lacy
Siegfried den Domallo
Albition
Harper Siegfried
Ike
Siegfried
Baltimore
Judes Delay
Hong
Tim
Luek Atere
Emma Pusson
Biltwmnsie
Pusson
Mather
Overcrowded boats spark government doubt and delay
A garbled report suggests concerns over overcrowded boats and calls for government action. The text mentions a person linked to a name resembling Jo Wo Curraw and references excursion plans, a mer boat, and a questionable claim of government power. Further readable details are fragmented.
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Orcher
Offler
City Bulletin Seeks Return of Silverware
Caly rt Rosenthal filed a actay against Eliss Heiden in a police notice seeking return of silverware belonging to Vic Tet yo. other items include prices on potatoes and references to local vendors. Multiple items mention judgments, property sales, and court actions involving banks, individuals, and local businesses.
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Rt Rosenthal
Vesticlas
Eliss
Yuna Avenue
Alverware
Commissioners Reject Site for Railroad Substation in Washington
Congress has not authorized use of public land for the station. Commissioners refuse to approve a site at Fourth to Seventh streets southwest near Long Bridge, urging Congress to fund or allow a different arrangement on government property. The decision follows disputes over payment terms and alignment with the Union Station act.
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Pennavitania
Congress
Red Roll Company
Charles
Carin
Verginia
McCurln
Cawklee
Streat
Seventh Street
Washington
Vie
Zinta Mio Carlin
Rail Now Company
Linion
Timon Station
Nnde
Ues Linse Asack
Rat
Atv
Tnt
Tnt the Substation An But Tempus Platforms Are To Be Used At Kightiy Street
Roid Compiis
Aretstias
Sentenced Lad Confused By Reform School Name
A boy labeled color ed by the judge was sent yesterday to the Reform School, though he doubted the institution’s purpose. He asked the marshal where the judge sent him and muttered that the place sounded harsh, showing a troubled, abashed expression.
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Place
Reform School
Oferm & Heal & Ig
Judge Delacy
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Ralston Health
Saks & Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
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Wm. Hahn & Co
Wilson& Mayers
G St
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House & Herrmann
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Marine Corps
Siegfried Don Domaio D’albition
Mda
Jecline Aire
Farrow
Pyles
Heneehold Remedy
Satisien
Ilmays
Danity
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Gms
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Electra
Lnited States Savings Bank
Sts
Sands
Milsion
Heurici
Senate
Alington
Sama Old Place
Chicago
Muddiman & Co
2Nd & Street Northwest
Jenn J Cleary
Wilm Gurard
Columbia Photo Supply Co
GUN Factory
Pravani
Tas
Lucresia Borgia
Donizetti
Marix
Brook
Roberta Suppe
Losey
Meyerbeer
Rippley
Giovanini
Hecker Seltz
SN & Rocsner
PA. Ave
Pennsylvania Railway
Long Bridge
Amily Shoe Store
Joseph Strasburger CO
N. W
Boston
Merchants & Miners Trans Cos
Old Point
Narraganae
Newport
Hooton
Mar Wis
Government
Chestnut Farms Sanitary Dairy
Geo. M. Oyster, Jr
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
Preston Gibson
Charlotte Walker
Post
Lad
Washington Gaslight Co
Tenth Steet N. W
Uneeda
ER & Ross
D. J. Kaufman
Friedlander Bros
Chas. Kaufman & Sons
Ngrsell
Snnese
Bibert L. Johnson
The
Duffy
Quily Malt Whiskey Company
Rochester
Hirsh’s Shoe
Seventh St. N. W
K and
L Sts
Shaw-Walker
Erie Legal
Randle Highlands
Camtororys
Ind
Central Nationa
Potomac
Sarie
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