Millionaires to Build Half Square Plots Along New Hampshire Avenue
Ground fronting Seventeenth and Swann streets near New Hampshire avenue has been sold to lawyer William Henry Dennis representing a Northern syndicate. Purchases include Dos Passos and Easterday parcels and a seven‑lot block bounded by New Hampshire avenue and Swann Street, with Vanderbilt and Mrs. Field named among anticipated residents. The deal totals about 50 000 square feet and roughly 115000 dollars, with two to three grand residences planned in the fashionable district.
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Biltmore
Chicago
Prince
New Hampshire Avenue
Seventeenth and
S Streets
Seventeenth
Dire
Marshall Field
George W. Vanderbilt
New York
William Henry Dennis
Vanderbilt
Washington
Bar Harbor
Ows Biltmore
North
Caroline
America
National Capital
Frederic May
Field
May
Dennis
John Randolph Dos Passos
Seventeenth Street
8 Street
Swann Street
George J. Easterday
New Jhampshire Avenue
Dos Passos
Yoara
Ferry Belmont
Belmont
Thong
Representative Dalzell
John Moore
Huideoper
McKim
Fassett Buys $45,000 Residence in Washington DC
Representative J S Fassett of Elmitra NY has purchased the McGowan residence at 1759 N Street NW for about 45 6. The four story home fronts 121 feet deep and Fassett plans extensive improvements and to use it as a residence. Also noted, the funeral of Victor F Montgomery was held with Masonic rites at Johns Episcopal Church Cemetery, with his death due to Bright's disease. and Giles Cooper, 14 years old, was found dead at 224 Delaware Ave NE with paternal causes cited by the coroner.
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J. Sloat Fassett
Elmitra
N Yahan
Irom
McGowan
N Street
DD. Addison
Fassett
New York
Victor F. Montgomery
John’s Episcopal Church
Saw
Montgomery
Bright
Washington
Fifth Baptist
Sixandayhalf
Giles Cooper
Cuwren
Julia Cooper
Delaware Avenue
Nevitt
Cooper
James Henry Smiths
Fifth Avenue
William Whitney
Axedo
James Henry
Rhinelander Stewart
James
Smith
Ike & Nursery
Anita Stewart
Henry Clay
Ruth Wynne
London
Buckingham Palace
Mise Wynne
Paris
Evans
Mistles Evans
United States
George Washington
Promotion at Brazilian Embassy to Counselor Rank
Gurgel de Amaral first secretary at the Brazilian Embassy in this city has been advanced to counselor an intermediate post between first secretary and minister recently created by Brazilian congress. Amaral has served at the embassy in Washington for two years.
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Gurgel de Amaral
Mr Amaral
Washington
Bell Home for Children Celebrates Eleven Years of Service
The Bell Home, founded by Prof Alexander Bell and named for him, marks its eleventh year under a resident superintendent and a broad board from diocese parishes. The winter home at Colonial Beach VA houses about 65 children, with a summer facility sheltering around 60, offering baths, salt air therapy, and religious instruction.
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Bell Home For Children
Episcopal Church
W. G Davenport
H. Y.satterles
A. A. Birney
VictorInne Koones
VictorInne Koones, Corresponding Secretary; Mre. J. M. Steed
J. R. Johnson
W. G. Davenport
American Security and Trust Company, Trustes
Alexander Melville Bell
Colonial Beach
Franklin Street
Anacostia
Lfe
Emmanuel School
Eramanuel Church
Henry Yates Satterlee
Washington
Bell Home
Editorial on constitutional guarantees and Lincoln plan recommendation
Prof O Brien urges examination of Lincoln s Plan of Reconstruction by Dr Charles H McCarthy to illuminate the republican form of government guarantee for states The note cites Sumner Davis Pendleton Henderson and others as authorities in the republic s founding debates Taft and congressional committees plan Fort Monroe inspection Mayflower sails to Port Royal with officials aboard
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O’brien
Lincoln
Charles H. McCarthy
Sumner
Henry Winter Davis
Fernando Wood
George H. Pendleton
Carlisie
Virginia
John B. Henderson
John J. O'Brien
Caldwell Hall
Catholic University
Taft
Fort Monroe
Committees On Appropriations and Fortifications of
Congress
Washington
Army
Naturalization cases and naval appointments at Annapolis
Arturo Fernandez of Espain and Gaston Costet of France seek naturalization in Annapolis while Naval Academy staff see new posts Assistant Navy Paymaster J. I. Chatterton from New York fills a vacancy and H Dist will be commissioned soon Chaplain H H Clark at the Academy retires March 6 Chief Gunner T B Watson to duty at Newport list of naval officer transfers notes Orpedatation Newport R I
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Washington Post
Annapolis
Arturo Fernandez
Espain
Gaston Costet
France
Department of Modern Languages
Naval Academy
Navy
J. I. Chatterton
New York
H. Dist
Academy
Navy Department
H. H. Clark
H .A. Clark
Wataon
Orpedatation
Newport
R. I
Army Orders Update For March Personnel Movements
Leaves of absence noted for First Lieut. Walter F. Mann and First Lieut. William A. Carleton. Ordnance officers to report at New York Arsenal March 8 for captain advancement exams. Officer transfers include Maj. Willi Washington and Capt. William Cannon. Surgeon William Grey Miller leaves hospital for Newcastle PA. Capt. James Taylor relieved from Hot Springs treatment to return to station.
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Walter F. Marn
Second Cavalry
Wiliam A. Carleton
Thirtieth Infantry
Ordnance Department
Wll
New York Arsenal
Fist Lents
Charles M Allen
Mack ZL Ireland
James B Dillard
Matthew A Crosa
David G. Seagrave
Joby Tund
James D .Taylor
Eighteenth Infantry
Army and Navy General Hospital
Hot Springs
Ark
Movements of Naval Vessels Reported In Fragments
Fragmentary OCR lists several vessel movements including Salled Tacoma from Cienfuegos to Guantanamo, Mayflower from Palm Beach to Port Royal, Georgia from Bradford to Tompkinshire, Eagle from Guantanamo for survey duty, Marcellus from Guantanamo, Sterling for Philadelphia, Prairie from Fx Yann to Santigg Cuba, Baltimore from Colom, and Aden via Chattanooga from Cavite for Shang.
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Artiveu
Salled
Tacoma
Clenfuegos
Guantanamo
Palm Beach
Port Royal
Georgia
Bradford
Noisy Boy Not Arrested At Presidential Office
A sharp faced woman seeks audience with the President but is kept waiting as a boisterous seven year old on roller skates disrupts the scene. The officer explains the child has freedom in the building and cannot be restrained, while the woman witnesses Quentin Roosevelt’s presence.
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Quentin Roosevelt
G W A Fund Growing For George Washington University
Campaign volunteers push to raise 400000 for GWU with a 430 meeting of the early Zens committee in West Hall and a 530 mass student meeting in the University Ball. President Needham to speak on site selection. A Lisner has raised 22000 and may reach 50000. Arlington Hotel gathering planned with buffet supper.
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George Washington University
Ealy Zens
West Hall
Needham
Citizens’ Committee
A. Lisner
Citizens’ and Alumni Committees
Arlington Hotel
Aid Drive Lets Washington Citizens Give Generously
A Washington appeal by the Associated Charities drew broad support from citizens to aid 1,051 needy families. Secretary Weller notes the fund cannot name each family but highlights widespread generosity at 811 Street with contributions totaling many dollars from diverse donors. The group urges continued public understanding and support to meet current needs.
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Associated Charities
Washington
Weller
John Joy Edson
Birch & Co
Oa Pierce
George A Hing
Agatha
EH Chandler
Pabst Brewing Company
Newton F Gillett
Ellis Spear
J P Tolman
Lawrence
Hichard Pairo
Clarence Rossenstein
Veteran Soldier Found Dead in Northwest Home
A Civil War veteran, aged, was found dead in bed at about 5:30 yesterday morning at 106 Third Street Northwest. The coroner ruled death from natural causes. The deceased, once a resident of Brooklyn, NY, was identified as Fairbaum.
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Alber. Raven
Youngwunt
Hig
Third Street
Fairbaum
Brooklyn
Father John’s Medicine Cures Miss Daly’s Severe Cough
A reader from Haver, Massachusetts reports Miss Daly was cured of a severe cough by Father John’s Medicine. The testimonial claims the remedy cured a hacking cough in their daughter Mabel, prevented pneumonia, and praises the product for 50 years of use. The notice includes a demand to ask a druggist for the medicine and mentions the one dollar size with three times the quantity.
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Miss Daly
John
Mabel
Johnne
Daly
Fountain St
Jonna Medjcine
Social and Personal Highlights From Washington Society
A crowded social page lists children in costume at events with names like Dixon Florence Mondell Mondell family figures, and many others including Sullivan Page Thornburgh and Casement. Mrs Ralston of Philadelphia plans weekend in Lafayette Square with Mrs Symons. luncheons and dinners held by Perkins Weaver and Hennen Jennings. illness affects receiving, and many Ohio girls from Fairmont Seminary featured at home visits. Announcements cover Hazel Kirke Brown and Macdonald Douglass marriage, Ota Steiner and Louis Bush nuptials, and Mrs Thomas moving to Chicago with accompanying social notes and upcoming events.
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Thea Dixon
Florence
Dorothy Mondell
Representative Mondell
William
Helen Kimmell
Lilian Allison
Elizabeth Alison
Louise Sullivan
Representative Sullivan
the Dresden
Bo Peep
Kate Page
Representative Page
Mrs. McDugal
Scotland
Tom Thornburgh
Mary Casement
Mary
ithel_ Schneider
Mildred de Hart
Ethel Evans
Véremia
Dixon
Russel Goddrich
Farmer Boy
Eugene Houghtor
Harvey Evans
Sailor Boy
Nolti_ sellman
Rose
Donald Sayre
Robert Bunch
Willard Bunch
Dorothy Yeager
Robert Pease
Frank Ralston
Philadelphia
Washington
Thomas W Symons
Lafayette , Square
Symons
Austin Tubbs
San Francisco
Rauscher’s
Miss Perkins
Senator Perking
Stoneleigh Court
Charles Vick
Grace Crouse
May Patterson
Louise Toby
Ethel Thomas
Florence Cook
Adelaide Vorhees
Ohio
Fairmont Seminary
J. Hillman
Swormsted
Miss Godfrey
Hazel Kirke Brown
Macdonald Douglass
the Theological Seminary
Seminary Hill
Samuel Wallis
Eta
Columbia Road
Ota Steiner
Louis Bush
Jacob Steiner
Li Street
Romantic multi-marriage rumors and high society gossips
Society notes from Philadelphia to Buenos Aires reveal Mrs Nina Turnbull planning a three marriage sequence upon traveling to Argentina for ceremonial reasons, with Maj. von Below assigned to aid in reform of the Argentine army and the couple eventually heading to Germany. The column threads through fashion, divorces, and court society including Ruth Wynne’s Buckingham Palace presentation and Baron Charles de Benedetti’s New York wedding to Jeannette Locke.
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Warlong Wzenangi
Nina Bryce Turnbuf
Philadelphia
Fritz von Courig
Mentone
Maj. von Below
Turnbull
Argentina
Maj
von Below
South America
Episcopal Church
United States
Germany
Nina Bryce
Frederick Turnbull
Millonaire
Mre Hessle Milligan
Paris
New York
Charles de Benedetti
Florence
Italy
Jeannette Locke
Kentucky
Locke
Henry Marsh Warren
Europe
Milan
Baron de Benedetti
Sicily
Baronesa
Miss Kelly
Virgin Pine Oil Cure Formula For Colds Promoted
An endacat authority on lung trouble advocates a home remedy for colds and coughs using Virgin Oil of Pine Pure, Alcohol, Gum Camber, and Whisky. The mixture is shaken and taken in teaspoonful doses, claiming to break up a cold in 24 hours and cure curable coughs. Ingredients sold separately to avoid substitutions, with Virgin Oil of Pine (Pure) packaged by Leach Chemical Co. Cincinnati Ohio.
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Maine
Leach Chemical Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Triangle A cigar brand claims and guarantee drive better buys
An advertisement touts Triangle A cigars promising consistent quality across all prices. It claims a 15 percent market share, modern production methods, and a bold guarantee to make buyers confident in every purchase. It urges readers to ask dealers nationwide for Triangle A and test the brand against others.
The Triangle A Cigars Promise In Red Seal
The New CREMO compares fairly with cigars at the same price and carries the Triangle A guarantee. Every box is loaded in glassine paper and sealed at each end with the Triangle A in red. The cigars stay clean and in perfect smoking condition until opened.
Dinners At Inlet Houseboat Highlight New York Guests
A string of dinners in the Royal Poinciana grill room featured Edward Knie tiem of New York hosting a large party including Mr and Mrs Alexander H Revell of Chicago and others from Great Neck Aurora and Philadelphia. Col Mark O'Brien hosted Henry M Flagler guests, while Mrs Frank Morgan Freeman entertained relatives from New York. William Havemeyer and Haymond Havemeyer hired a sailboat for a fishing trip and returned with some fish and a tan as exchanges of hospitality continued among prominent guests.
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House
New York
Mra Vanderbilt
Gladys Vanderbilt
Europe
Henry Payne Whitney
Vanderbilt
Miss Vanderbilt
Whitney
Pierpont Morgan
Prescott Lawrence
Gerald Hoyt
Mr. Hoyt
William E Shepherd
Temple Merritt
Erle Dahlgren
Henry B. Alexander
Bache
E Reevy
Merritt
Hatfield
James G. Oxnard
Oxnard
Grover Cleveland
Henry
F. Dimack
Dimack
Inlet
Royal Poinciana
Edward Knietiem
Knieriem
Alexander H. Revell
Chicago
George
Nicolai
Great Neck
Thomas
Hutchinson
Washington
George Morgan Ward
G K Clark
Childs Frick
Henry C Frick
Fight On Divorce Reform In South Dakota
The Washington Post reports a south Dakota move to tighten divorce laws faces opposition. Bishop Ware leads the effort with the State Civic Federation claiming lobbying by divorce seekers, merchants, and lawyers boosts the trade. Critics accuse the Senate Judiciary committee of delaying action while supporters push to curb personal liberty. Senator Dudley suggests the measure should exit committee.
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Washington Post
Pierre
Dak
Blovx
Ware
Episcopal Diocese
South Dakota
State Civic Federation
Judiciary Committee
State Senate
Dudley
Wertz
Masters on Welte Mignon at New Willard
A distinguished audience including Russian and Japanese embassies attended yesterday afternoon’s Welte-Mignon piano and vocal program at the New Willard. The event showcased reproduced performances by famed artists, with electrical power enabling exact tempo and nuance, and featured pieces by Grieg, Carreno, and Paderewski among others.
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Els
rAdmiral
Edward Grieg
Terese Carreno
Isaace Paserewski
Caruso
Scott F
Lectures to Lawyers on Luther Martin by Justice Gould
Justice Astley M Gould of the District Supreme Court spoke at George Washington University last evening to the District Bar Association on Luther Martin. Gould called Martin a witty and insolent attorney general of Maryland and noted few biographies exist. An upcoming talk by Justice Harlan on George Mason was announced for March 28.
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Astley M Gould
District Supreme Court
District Bar Association
Assembly Hall
George Washington University
Luther Martin
Maryland
Bar Association
John B. Lamer
William F. Mattingly
Association
Jastice Gould
Martin
Patrick Henry
Maryland Historical Society
Justice Harlan
George Mason
Nephews to Act as Bearers at Mrs Mahoney Funeral
Funeral for Mrs Johanna Mahoney known as Mother Mahoney set for tomorrow morning at St Dominic's Church with her nephews serving as pallbearers. Burial will follow at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Aged eighty, she died Wednesday at 68 East Street Northwest.
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Johanna Mahoney
Mother Mahoney
Patrick
Annis Collins
Washington
Wills
Dennis HW. Barry
Daniel Doody
Martinsburg
St Dominic's Church
Mount Olivet
Mahoney
E Street
Olawest
Abbey Feal
Geant Tamerick
Ireland
Yahoney
Theoty
Alumni Meeting Elects Officers At Andover Society
Thirty two Andover Academy alumni attended the annual meeting at 2031 Q street NW to elect officers and hear remarks by Sw Chentung Liang-Cheng. Resolutions expressed regret at Col Isaac Clark’s death and officers named include Ephraim Adams and H L Adams with a large list of present members and new members elected.
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Andover Academy
G. W. McLanahan
Q Street
Ephraim Adams
Sw Chentung Liang- Cheng
Couness
Stearns
Academy
Col
Isaac Clark
Sir Chentuung Liang-Cheng
H. L. Adams
GL Raymond
G. N Henning
I H Dunlap
G X McLananan
J. B. Redmond
W W. W. Parker
F. Tupper
W. H. Morse
W. T Harris
Foster R. Greene
F. W Mitchell
Robert S. Hume
John Albee
W .B Bryan
B.C Adams
A. P. Morrill
Edward Mccauley, Jr
Col James Parker
John E Parker
B. Redmond
Yonn A. Mclhenny
Ephriam Adams
MC. Adams
W. W. Andress
P L Alle
J B Bayne
John Mason Brown
Bruttee Brown
W. B Bryan
Chentung Theng- Cheng
Murray A Cobb
I. H. Daniap
Foster
Greene
George N Henning
J H Hopking
D W Lord
RS Hume
D G Smith
Bfe- Lanahen
O Ho McClelland
F W. Mitchell
A. Morrill
OH Morne
Dward McCautey
Parker
L Raymond
T. H. Aléeate
FB Redmond
C 8
Taylor
J BT. Tupper
H J Wilder
T G Weymouth
G Sharpe
W. Farnam
Library Accountant Dead at 62 in Washington
Frank E. Brockway, sixty two, long chief of the bookkeeping department at the Library of Congress, died yesterday after a three week illness at Homeopathic Hospital. He had expert banking and brokerage background and earlier led First National Bank of Owego. Survived by wife Mrs Sarah Lincoln Brockway and son Leon L. Brockway of Owego. Funeral at 5:30 today from 202 A Street Southeast, burial in Owego.
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Frank E. Brockway
Library of Congress
Brockway
Fhig City
Enahler
First National Bank
Owego
Cateer
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