Millionaires to build three large residences on New Hampshire avenue plots
Ground fronting Seventeenth and Swann streets sold for over 115000 to William Henry Dennis for a Northern syndicate. Buyers include George W. Vanderbilt and Mrs. Marshall Field, while Frederic May reported the sale. Dos Passos and Easterday parcels along with a New Hampshire avenue Swann Street tract form three sites possibly for three mansions. Belmont and other notable buyers have recently acquired adjacent plots in the stylish district.
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Seventeenth
Dire
Marshall Field
Chicago
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
Representative J Sloat Fassett of Elmitra New York buys the four story residence at 1759 N Street NW for about 45 6e. The deal handled by Addison. Fassett a prominent New York lawyer with political ties. Also notes the funeral of Victor F Montgomery in Virginia and the death of Giles Cooper found dead at 224 Delaware Avenue NE. Cooper’s death is attributed to natural causes per 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
Promotion at Brazilian Embassy Elevates Amaral to Counselor
Gurgel de Amaral, the first secretary at the Brazilian Embassy, has been promoted to counselor, an intermediate post between first secretary and minister 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 Enters Eleventh Year in Diocese
The Bell Home for Children, among the earliest Episcopal philanthropic institutions, marks its eleventh year under a resident superintendent and a broad board drawn from many parish groups. Noted benefactors and an endowment drive support winter and summer facilities at Colonial Beach, Virginia, serving roughly sixty children each season with schooling, religious instruction, and care.
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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
Recommended read on constitutional government insights
Professor O Brien urges students to study Lincoln s Plan of Reconstruction by Charles H McCarthy with Sumner Davis Pendleton Henderson and Carlisle cited. The piece highlights the republican form of government guarantee and draws on Fathers of the Republic for context.
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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
Naturalization Petitions and Navy Appointments Noted
Arturo Fernandez of Espain and Gaston Costet of France apply in Annapolis local court for naturalization. J. I. Chatterton of New York named assistant Navy paymaster to fill vacancy. H. Dist to be commissioned soon. Chaplain H. H. Clark to retire March 6. Chief Gunner T. B. Watson to duty at the way Orpedatation Newport Rhode Island.
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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
H .A. Clark
Wataon
Orpedatation
Newport
R. I
Army Orders Absent Leaves and Promotions Notice
Army orders announce leaves of absence for First Lieut Walter F. Mann and First Lieut William A. Carleton. Ordnance officers report March 8 for exam for captaincy. Squadron Beret Maj Willi Washington to station with 15 day delay. Captain William Cannon to consult on electric lighting at Jefferson Barracks. Surgeon William Grey Miller moves to Newcastle, Pa. Captain James D. Taylor released from Hot Springs hospital 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 Through Ports and Bases
A garbled report lists various ships and routes including vessels from Guantanamo to Guantanamo survey duty and assignments to Port Royal, Philadelphia, and Aden. The fragmentary text mentions Palm Beach, Bradford, Tompkinshire, Eagle, Sterling, Marcellus, and other places with unclear destinations.
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Artiveu
Salled
Tacoma
Clenfuegos
Guantanamo
Palm Beach
Port Royal
Georgia
Bradford
Noisy Boy Not Arrested in Presidential Offices
A tall sharp faced woman seeks access to the President as a loud skate-wielding boy disrupts the executive foyer. A policeman explains the child, Quentin Roosevelt, may roam freely in the building, prompting the woman to call the scene outrageous.
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G W A FUND GROWS FOR GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
Campaign for a 400000 fund gains momentum with preparations for a 430 meeting of the ealy Zens committee at West Hall and a 530 mass meeting in the University Ball. President Needham to speak on site selection. A Lisner has raised 22000 and aims for 50000. A joint citizens and alumni meeting is planned at the Arlington Hotel next Monday 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
Washington Charities Appeal Funds For 1051 Needy
The Associated Charities reports many Washington donors supporting 1051 needy cases. Secretary Weller notes the fund at 811 Street gathers contributions from diverse names and amounts to aid the general need. Debaters from George Washington University prepare for a Cincinnati contest after departing from the Pennsylvania Station.
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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 Civil War Veteran Found Dead at Home
Aged veteran of the Civil War, known as a resident at 106 Third Street Northwest, was found dead in bed around 5:30 yesterday morning. The coroner ruled death from natural causes.
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Alber. Raven
Youngwunt
Hig
Third Street
Fairbaum
Brooklyn
Father John’s Medicine Claims Cures for Miss Daly
A testimonial from HM Daly of 7% Fountain St Haver Massachusetts asserts Father Johns Medicine cured her daughter Mabel of a severe cough described as a hacking gorgh. The note promotes the medicine as preventing pneumonia and warns of harmful drugs. The ad mentions a $1 bottle with three timed doses and urges readers to ask their druggist.
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Miss Daly
John
Mabel
Johnne
Daly
Fountain St
Father John
Social and Personal Notes From Washington Society
A busy social page lists costumes at a charity event with children dressed as Fairy Tale figures and familiar names such as Mondell, Sullivan, Page, and Perkins. Mrs. Frank Ralston arrives from Philadelphia to visit Lafayette Square. district hosts include Mr. Austin Tubbs in Rauscher's and Miss Perkins hosting a Stoneleigh Court dinner. Ongoing illness affects schedules. sewing for the House of Mercy meets, and several Society members host or attend luncheons, dinners, and at home afternoons through the weekend.
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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
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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
Social Gossip From Warlong Wzenangi
Society notes describe Nina Turnbull’s planned three weddings in Argentina with Maj. von Below, plus overlaps of New York socialites and European aristocrats. Details include plans to visit Buenos Aires, staged ceremonies, and ties to American and German legations.
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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
Cure for cold and cough with Virgin Pine formula
An advertising notice from a Maine authority on lung trouble promotes a home mixture for colds and coughs using Virgin Pine oil Pure, alcohol, sugar, and whisky with instructions to shake and take teaspoons every four hours. It warns against adulterated pine products and lists Virgin Oil of Pine as supplied by Leach Chemical Co Cincinnati Ohio.
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Maine
Leach Chemical Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Triangle A Cigars Guarantee Quality and Consistency
The advertisement touts Triangle A cigars promising consistent high quality and a 15 percent market share. It urges buyers to demand Triangle A, warns against buy-by-guess methods, and claims modern production and a strong merit mark identifying superior cigars. It appeals to consumers to ask for Triangle A at any U.S. dealer.
New CREMO Cigars Highlight Triangle A Guarantee
The advertisement promotes CREMO cigars priced to compare with rivals and emphasizes a Triangle A guarantee. Each five ounce box is sealed in glassine paper with Triangle A in red at both ends, keeping cigars clean and in perfect smoking condition until opened.
Dinners and Parties at the Inlet Houseboat Grill Room
Edward Knie tiem of New York hosted a grand dinner in the Royal Poinciana grill room with guests from Chicago Great Neck Washington and Philadelphia including Col A J Nate ring and Col Mark O'Brien. A separate dinner for Mr Henry M Flagler was held for his guests. Several luncheon parties occurred Wednesday with notable attendees and a sailboat fishing outing by the Havemeyer brothers.
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Royal Poinciana
Edward Knietiem
New York
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 reform drive to tighten divorce laws faces strong opposition from Pierre and the state capital’s elite. Bishop Ware leads the effort with the State Civic Federation, but business interests and migratory divorce trade profits bolster the opposition, while legislators delay the bill in 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 the New Willard show
A distinguished audience including Russian and Japanese envoys gathered at the New Willard to hear a Welte-Mignon piano and vocal program. The concert showcased reproductions of Grieg Carreno and Pascarewski works, with live elements by Caruso Scott and others, highlighting electric-powered piano playback without pedal manipulation.
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Els
rAdmiral
Edward Grieg
Terese Carreno
Isaace Paserewski
Caruso
Scott F
Lectures to Lawyers by Justice Gould At GWU Hall
Justice Astley M Gould addressed the District Bar Association at George Washington University last evening on Luther Martin the noted Maryland attorney general. The talk opened a new lecture series with remarks by John B Lamer and noted Martin's life, law knowledge, and limited biographies. Justice Harlan is set to discuss George Mason on 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
Mother Mahoney to Lie In State as Family Bearers
Funeral for Mrs Johanna Mahoney known as Mother Mahoney will be held tomorrow at St Dominic’s Church with her nephews serving as pallbearers. Burial follows at Mount Olivet Cemetery. She died at 80 on 68 E Street NW after age related infirmities. She hailed from Abbey Feal Geant Tamerick Ireland and earned her nickname during the 384pox epidemic for aiding the destitute. Also notes Civil Service exams set for March 13-14 for topographical aid posts paying 300 yearly and March 27 for a $738 Department of Agriculture clerkship.
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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
Civil Bevce Commission
Department of Agriculture Brary
Alumni Meeting Elects Officers At Andover Society
Thirty two Andover Academy alumni gathered at 2031 Q Street NW for the annual meeting led by Sw Chen tuung Liang Cheng. Ephraim Adams was elected vice presidents H L Adams and G L Raymond. G N Henning named secretary. I H Dunlap treasurer. The group mourned Col Isaac Clark, with resolutions of regret.
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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 Brockway Dies After Illness
Frank E. Brockway, 62, longtime chief of the bookkeeping department at the Library of Congress, died yesterday after a three week illness at Homeopathic Hospital. A banking and brokerage expert, he formerly ran the First National Bank of Owego, N Y. He leaves a wife, Sarah Lincoln Brockway, and son Leon L. Brockway of Owego. Funeral at 5:30 this afternoon from 202 A Street Southeast. burial in Owego.
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Library of Congress
Brockway
Fhig City
Enahler
First National Bank
Owego
Cateer
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