New Yorker Buys Hubbard House on Dupont Circle
The Gardiner G. Hubbard mansion on Dupont Circle near Connecticut Avenue and Nineteenth Street changes hands to Edson Bradley of New York and Tuxedo. Valued at about 166500 dollars, with a planned remodel and added southern extension. Bradley, a winter Washington social figure, intends major improvements while remaining on the square with the British Embassy.
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Dupont Circle
Gardiner G. Hubbard
Edson Bradley
York City
Tuxedo
Washington
Bradley
New York
Stoneleigh Court
Dupont Circta
Connecticut Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Galt Mansion
Botish Embassy
Leiter
Patterson
Wadsworth
Westings House
Tells Blind of Good Cheer by Mrs Hubbard at Library
Mrs Sara A Hubbard of Chicago read at the Library of Congress on a cheerful philosophy. She cited a Spaniard fond of cherries who wore magnifying spectacles to make them seem larger as an example of adopting a hopeful attitude toward life.
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Sara A. Hubbard
Chicago
Library of Congress
Mae Ease
Indian Association Meets in Washington Auxiliary
Representative Burke of South Dakota led the Washington Auxiliary meeting of the National Indian Association held at 1741 Natreet Northwest. Rev Edward Everett Hale opened with prayer as reports from the secretary and treasurer were read and two musical numbers were presented by May Adele Levers and Mrs. Harry Woodward. Mrs Bidwell spoke on the condition of California Indians while Mrs E B Newton, the president, presided.
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Burke
Washington
Charles H. Burke
South Dakota
National Indian Association
Mra
J. A. Campbell
Natreet Northwest
Edward Everett Hale
May Adele Levers
Harry (. Woodward
West Virginia
Burns
L. Bainbridge Crist
Bidwell
California
Plant and Flower Contest Describes Spring Exhibition
The Rose Society and Florists' Club prize the Washington spring show to be held at Washington Light Infantry Hall from March 33 to 6. Plant classes offer premiums for ferns grown in dwellings for at least four months, rubber plants, houseplants, and geraniums. The contest is for amateurs only. Army Women to Attend Funeral and Services for Mrs Ellen Fountaine Schreiner wife of Maj Herman Schreiner U S A die suddenly at George Washington University Hospital. Funeral today at 2 from St Thomas P E Church, with interment at Soldiers Home Cemetery.
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Rose Society
Florists’ Club
Pnnuak
American Rose Society
Florists’ Club of Washington
Washington Light Infantry Hall
Angitreets Northwest
Army
Ellen Fountaine Schreiner
Herman Schreiger
George Washington University Hospital
St. Thomas’ P. E Church
Schreiner
Woman's Army and Navy’ League
George M. Sternberg
Soldiers’ Home
Horne Victoria
Brewster Horse
Iady
Mall _phaetos
Iedy
Cincamon
Willard Storage
Speedway
11Th St. Ov
Carriegea
Washington, D.C
William
Richard McHeney
Marine Band Concert at Navy Yard This Afternoon
The Marine Band orchestra will perform at the navy yard this afternoon at 2 o'clock. The programme includes Flag of Victor overture, Crown of Diamonds, Ein Album Platz, Life a Dream grand fantasia, Lohengrin, characteristic fantasia, My Old Kentucky Home, Slavic dance No. 6, and Fun in a Skating Rink.
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Marine Band
Marine Band Orchestra
Navy Yard
Crown of Diamonds
Old
Kentucky
Death of Sarah P. Thomas, Widow of Lt Alfred Thomas
News reaches Washington of the Feb 25 death at Arlington Massachusetts of Mrs Sarah P Thomas widow of Lt Alfred Thomas formerly of this city Funeral services were held at the home of her sister Mrs F A Allen 33 Harvard Street Cambridge Mass
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Washington
Sarah P. Thomas
Alfred Thomas
Arlington
Mass
Thomas
F. A. Allen
Harvard Street
Cambridge
European World Notes And Windsor Gossip From Berlin To London
Reports from Berlin recount Ambassador Tower and Prof Burgess friction over etiquette and lectures amid Kaiser Wilhelm II’s costly note paper and royal display. British social notes cover Byron relic bids, Duchess of Devonshire wit, Christian Science growth in Manchester, Canadian engineering openings, and a private London wedding of Judy Grey-Egerton to Richard McCreery with Paris trip.
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Charlemagne Tower
University of Berlin
Bur
Columbia University
Burgess
Berlin
Tower
Prof. Burgess
Washington
William
Mrs. Burgess
Mia Majesty
Order of the Black Eagle
Prussia
Keiser
Baron Bletehroder
Wilhelm II
Prince August Wilhelm
Prince August
Wilhelm
Alexandre ‘Victoria
Schleswig - Holstein-Sonderburg - Glucksburg
Schloss
Ife
Hucknall
Nottingshamshire
Lord Byron
Ada
Countess of Lovelace
E. Roberts
London
Harvey Piper
America
Piper
Duchess of Devonshire
Sandringham
Prince Henry
Princess of Wales
Anecesa
Auchess
American divorce cases reveal high society marriages
In Fugland and New York a series of divorces exposes European and American ties. May Cuyter, daughter of Maj Weyne Cuyter, wed Sir Philip Grey Egerton in 1904 New York, later separated and divorced. Richard McCreery, linked to Justice Field, married Edith Kip at Grace Church in 1894, later divorced with $3000 annual alimony for her.
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Judy Grey-Egerton
London
Richard McCreery
New York
St. Michael's Church
Oftham
Kent
Hallam Street
Paris
Warfield Park
Bracknell
Laay Egerton
Mr. McCrosy
Fugland
May Cuyter
Weyne Cuyter
Sir Philip Grey-Egerton
Latar Tady Egerton
Andrew McCreery
San Francisco
California
Inte Justice Field
United States Supreme Court
Edith Kip
Col
Lawrence Kip
Grace Church
Pierre Lorillard
Widow of Senator Hawley Wins Pension Medal
The pension grant for Mrs Edith Hawley recalls her meeting Senator Hawley in his waning years. Hawley led ordnance and warslip inquiries, faced severe seasickness on a voyage, and married the English nurse Edith Hyner who later became his wife. She later resided in England near her grandmother and Hawley’s grandchildren.
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Joseph R. Hawley
Connecticut
Senator Hawley
Atlantic
Bia
Hawley
Succasa
Edith Hyener
England
Blackley Asylum
Philadelphia
Washington
Southern Railway and Atlantic Coast Line Schedules
Rail travel notes outline Southern Railway routes to Danville and Atlanta with sleeper and dining car services. It cites Bulleted services by line, noting trains to Washington Jacksonville and New York, along with Pullman sleepers, parlor cars, and dining service. The Atlantic Coast Line lists daily sleeping cars and through coaches to Jacksonville and Augusta with indicative timetables and ticket offices.
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Ortean
Orleana Limited
Foltd
Pullman Aguert
Atlanta
Birmty
Ori Diniog
Clsb
Jon
la Wang
Barrisonbui
Tebe Chastalletrae
A. Aly
Pewneyivants Stari Oe C
Ares i
Ee Statics
P.T. W.enhvlor
BROWN
Lorida
Atlantic Coast Line
Pibet
Tan
Dally
Osc
New Fok
Tackgonville
Tom
York
Port Tampa
Fla
Tha Mont
Boone
Riba
Pai Oe
Pennsylvania
Usd
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mespera
Clifton
Louk Sriker
Cineka
Ianagoli
Muay
Chicegs
Databrvic
Giete
Afop
Gardang
Clifton Forge
Gortoaten
Remesverta
Hinton
Mampha
How
Qreant
Hléener, Dinnne
Careolk
Washington
B. & O. Stalton
M. Aally
Peat
Inet
Lursy
Shenandoah
Tweak Arriva Gemuplvagts Siatioe
Fourteenth Street
New Tork
Souteern Railway
Richmond
Pointe South
Alexandera
Fredeckabirge Leas
Satigny
Bmireela
Florida
Polaty
Aewport News
Old Point
Gary
Dave
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Penna. Ave
Petersburg
Heleigh
Wilmington
Col
Augustine
Sessom
Tanta
Birminghar
Memphia
Movite
Ducksatelli
Plashart
Binioe
Stabooré Express
White House adds Jackson and Polk presidential ware
Misa Mary Wilcox of Washington donated a silver candelabra once given to Andrew Jackson by Tammany Hall and inscribed The Federal Union It Must Be Preserved. A second item, six pieces of Polk china and glass, were presented by Mrs. George W. Fall of Nashville.
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Jackson
Tammany
White House
Misa Mary Wilccox
Washington
Tammany-Hall
Tackson
Andrew Jackson
Polk
George W. Fall
Nashville
Jenn
Pulski Statue Model Shown at Corcoran Gallery
Critics praise the revised Pulski equestrian statue model by Casimir Chodzinski now exhibited in the Corcoran Gallery basement. The statue aims for a triangular site near Pennsylvania Avenue between Third Street and streets, with a commission including Taft and Wetmore weighing its final approval. Congress has allocated fifty thousand dollars for the monument.
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Corcoran Gallery
Count Pulsdki
Corcoran Art Gallery
Municipal Building
Newspaper Row
Pennsylvania Avenue
Thirdteenth
Streets
Chodzinski
Statua Commission
Taft
Wetmore
Rhode Island
McCleary
Minnesota
Central Committee
The
Pulaski Monument Association
Congress
Farewell Demonstration for McCormick at Paris Station
A farewell demonstration occurred at the Paris railway station as retiring American Ambassador McCormick departed for London en route to the United States. M. Pichon and other foreign ministers attended, along with numerous Americans and prominent social figures in Paris.
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Paris
Mar
McCormick
London
United States
M. Pichon
Amerigan Weds Princess in Cannes Russian Church
Jerome B. Landfield history professor at the University of California married Princess Linda Lobanoff Rostovsky at the Russian church in Cannes France today. A distinguished gathering of Russians and Americans attended the ceremony.
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Prof
Landfield
California
France
Cannes
Jerome #B. Landfield
Universlty of California
Linda Lobanoff
Rostovsky
A J W Callum Dead Former Post Office Chief Succumbs
Archibald T McCallum of this city died last Saturday morning after years of illness at his son in law Dr Henry A Hobbins home He came from Wellington North Carolina after the Civil War and led a Dead Letter Office division He also served as Washington correspondent for North Carolina newspapers Funeral services by Rev J A Aspinwall will be this afternoon at 2 30 at 170 M street
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Post Office Department
Archibald T. McCallum
Henry A. Hobbins
McCallum
Wellington
N. C
Scotland
Washington
J. A. Aspinwall
M Street
Musical Evening At Mrs Baker Chace Retreat
A Friday musicale at Mrs Isabelle Baker Chace in Brunewick featured recitations by a recitationist and ballad singing. Mrs Chase presented Song of the Camp with violin obli gato by Mrs Lynch played by Miss Rutle Claire Standford and piano by Mrs Robert Hickman. Mr Hanna sang tenor solos with accompaniment. Edwin Heyden Baker also performed.
Maccabees Plan Convention Draws Delegates in May
District of Columbia Ladies of the Maccabees of the World met led by State commander Mrs Melva J Caswell to arrange for the May 15 convention in the city Attending were Melva J Caswell Mary A Van Ness Mary Dunn Atta Degenhert Grace Bernhard Anna J Shepherd Helen P Myers Ida Edmister and Lula B Hammond supreme commander Mia Lillian M Hollister and supreme record keeper Miss Bina M West will attend delegates from New Hampshire Rhode Island Vermont New Jersey Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia are expected to be present. The event marks a gathering of commanders and record keepers from multiple states.
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District of Columbia
Ladies of the Maccabees of
Melva J. Caswell
Melva J. Feswell
Mary A. van Ness
Mary Dunn
Atta Degenhert
Grace Bernhard
Anna J. Shepherd
Helen P. Myers
Ida Edmister
Lula
Hammond
Mia
Lillian M. Hollister
Bina M. West
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Vermont
New Gresey
Maryland
Delaware
Thrown From Carriage at Biltmore Injures New York Couple
Mr and Mrs H 4 Wood of New York on bridal tour were hurled from a carriage on George W Vanderbilt estate at Biltmore, horses bolted through Biltmore village and collided with a drag near the railroad crossing. Cattarh and Habd's Sarsaparilla advertisement follows.
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Washington Post
Asheville
N. Y
H. 4. Wood
New York
George W. Vanderbilt
Biltmore
Biltmore Village
Condemnation actions in District Court of DC details parcels
In a District of Columbia court record a condemnation petition seeks the transfer of several parcels including the south forty four feet of original lot 4 and parts of lots 3, 4M, and adjacent blocks in Washington. The United States through Attorney General Moody seeks the property for the Mudlden site and related facilities. The document lists interested parties and the court’s order to confer title. The notice closes with probate administration details for Ets Buckner Clark and a February 1908 claim deadline.
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District of Sieh
Earth
Columbia
Premsey
Little Streat Conblic
Cartier
Mit
Dirict
Ceriein Penite
Creditara
Brodecick
Ginal
Tee
Beyourg
EK. Cunningham
Supreme Court OF the Destrict OF CoLumbia
Gira
Multueriber
District of Columbia
Hex
Ets Buckner Clark
Augusta Gray
Baltimore
Bliemore
Jamee Tanner
Villa
Columbis
Clark
P. & Brown
Fezs
Moh
Proposals for interior and depot building work opened
Federal offices issue calls for bids dated 1907 inviting proposals for iron pipe heating work at public buildings and for furnishing fuel and removing ashes at Washington Barracks Fort Myer and related sites. Bids require certified checks and safety bonds with rights reserved to reject or waive.
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Pre Gupehitendent
Weshingtn
Djuieste
Gonstraet
Emote Woods
U. S. Ciottot
B.A. Cock
Scorstary
Pediat
General Depot
Quartermaster’s Department
Washington, D. C
Washington Barracks
Forts Myer and Hunt
Port Washington
Arington ‘National Centerers
Charlotts
M. Gray Zalinbei
U.S. A
Money to loan on real estate at low rates
Multiple loan offers from agencies in New York and Washington for real estate loans. Names include W. Linkins, Reed successor, Fox Co, Rawlings, Walter H. Acker, HL Smith Co, and others. Terms advertise lowest interest rates, prompt cash or secured lines, and district notices.
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Ocean Steamers
Averigan Line
Elymouth
Cherbowren
Southam
Adelphia Dane
Geltle
eAbring
Bay
Pbliades
Seth Geeiane
Frieden
A. Seay
RED Star Lime
New York
L Pene
Wiite Star Line
Queenstorne
Liverpool
Teutons Mas
Filmouth
Cherbourne
TeMay
Eleyator
Gymim
Badston—Qneenstows
Fannie
Max
SovApr
Aiene
Hiauhindton
M. Hicks
Lee Orang Eee
Bel
Riviera
Gibraltar
Naples
Vesuvius
Pompem
Capri
Rome
Florence
Pisa
Venice
Verona
Milan
Genoa
Broadway
York
RH. F. Choop & Sons
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
New Yorke
Hellig Olav
Tietgen
United States
Seeeay
A. Ek, Johnson & CO
Bway
N.Y
Branko
Clark
R. M. Hicky
D.C
Joan
Daarrint
W. Linkins
Ae Bpon
REED
Ae Power Y Vivare
Ioan
Real Batata
Sain
Chat
FOX CO
Reicie
Hth
St New York
Hulda
Tate Seturl Rane T
Rawlings
AVE ‘Pheamington Fire
Ney
Colmmbta
Momtate
Grach M- Tomas
Corscrea Aiding
MURES
Fiat
Aee Incorporated
Wnenticien
Trusts, Building Association Eeepee
Diserte
Columbia
Walter H. Acker
Tate
Suanure
HL. Smith CO
J. Fisher & CD. Incorporatea
Gere
PIROT
Harrison Realty ¢ Company
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Empress
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Vancouver
Yokohama
Jd Lisa
Ee Kawaiian & Fill Talands
Auditalla
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WM. Linson
O. PF. & Fla
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Atlantic City
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N. J
Traymore
Ocean Front
Tratmi Lotel
Wallereid
Marquette
Manz THE _ SHELBURNE
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Haddon Hall
Hamalee
South Carolina
Prirate
Eryan E Williame
Galen Hall Hotee
Amdernatorium
Avery Comfort
Alweys
Alway Reads
Kentucky Ave
Eckrolm
Rudolf
Aciettin City
Raleigh
Arn Soayenionosr
H. J. Dines
Jane
Korth Carolina Resorts
Kenilworth Inn
Agheville
N.C
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Moore
Propeller
New & Washington Steamboat Company
Wren
Fort Mannes
Norfolk
Newport News
Mabe
Portsmouth
Falte
Dominion
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Boston
Nice
Colarede
Cain
Callahan
Callana
Ce ‘Pass
Fort Myer
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Aqueduct Estate
Bureau
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Earl Peea Newton
Ala
Payluim
Obicaio
Uae
Nee Aoa
Feirntar
C Mheriavet
Toelephons
Fayyt
Tanoreuattan Bureau
Eart
Hotel’ Dennis
Atlantic City, N. J
Walter J. Buzby
Marlborough
Blenheim
Woliah Whith. & Sons
Westminster
Kentucky Avenue
Thrug Lee
Mowris
Chas. W, Brownele
Das
Raleigh St Charles and Banab
Clarendon
Virginie Ave
Heack
M.D. Bist
M’cormick
Amerigan
A. J. Wcallum
Jessie Besselierre
E Street Northwest
Raffes
Little Red Riding Hood
Beasie Steinle
Wilhelmina Rosendale
Harry Hamilton
William Kemper
E. Dwight Clapp
Ninth Street
Mr. Clapp
Massachusetts
Emma Edmonston
Rev. J. ©. Proctor
Carrie Annette
Arthur Wellington
Enoch Spooner
Edward Eugene
American Press Association
Browning & Baines, Inc
Ignd
Catummibla
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Irty
Withix
Riz
Eouth
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Eens
Froima
Tatas
Colombia
Durchasst
A. Brury
Jesse L. Heishell
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U. S. Transfer Company
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Greene
Bellimore
W. Pratt St
Ofl
Alsotro
Aarne
D. Waters
Probey Carriage Co
Rivara
Adares
Charlottesville
Loah Brokers
Burnetine's Loan Offich
Washington Gaslight Co
10Th St. N.W
Capital Loan Co
F Street
N. W
Metropolitan Loan & Trust Co
Est
Oper
Citizens’ Loan & Trust CO
Sirene
Cook Remedy Co
Malloric Temple
Shicage
Tesplc
PTGE
J. Esple
Rue St. Lazare
Parte
EB. Fougera &Co
N.Y. Druggists
Drogeisis
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