Oysters Seized In Potomac River Crackdown
Officials from the bureau of chemistry with a court order seized about 600 bushels of oysters from two schooners at the Washington oyster wharf. Disease germs were found in the clams, and inspectors will guard the cargo aboard for 48 hours before disposal to curb local market sales.
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Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Justin Barnard
Pintrict Supreme Court
Washington
Potomac
Oyater Wharf
Oyaters
Lnat
Oyaterbnat
Wicomba
Bureau
Shefford Snappy Cheese Promoted as Healthful Treat
The notice touts Shefford Snappy Cheese as healthful, made in the old English way and packed in foil to protect it from dust and contamination. It states the cheese is sold by CHATTATQUA DAIRY CO in Syracuse NY and invites family buyers.
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Chattatqua Dairy CO
Old-Time Host to Go Friend of Speaker Reed
John T. Devine, twenty years manager of the Shoreham Hotel in Washington, will leave upon lease expiration October 1 as the hotel passes to new lessee J. Maury Dove. Devine recalls his ties to Speaker Thomas Reed and regrets departing his Washington home for New York. He hints at returning to New York and reflects on changes in the capital hotel scene.
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Washington
New York
J. Maury Dove
John T. Devine
Teanna
Shoraham Hotel
Hll
Levi P. Morton
Tom
Mr. Devine
Devine
Mr. Deving
Capt. Valentine
Shoreham
St. James Hotel
St. James
St. Mare
Thirty-ninth Street
Fifth Avenue
Long Beach Hotel
Alty
Enthusiasm for Shevinne Shines in Washington Concert
Russian pianist Shevinne drew record enthusiasm in Washington for the Philharmonic Society concert at the National yesterday afternoon. He played Rubinstein’s concerto in F flat major, a piece tied to his Berlin Rubinstein prize win seventeen years ago, earning cheering ovations for dazzling technique and noble spirit. The program also featured Mozart, Tchaikovsky, Strauss, and Grieg with conductor Stransky delivering virile, poetic readings, highlighting the Grieg finale and Strauss love scenes as season peaks. The orchestra's refined grace and the finale’s noble accents left music lovers eager for the 1912-13 season begins on November 26, January 14, and March 1.
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Boston Symphony
New York Orchestra
Washington
Seraon Whan
Shevinne
Philharmonic Society
National
Thi
Rubinstein
Berlin
Mozart
Stransky
Botanical Society Open Meeting at Shoreham Hotel
Members of the Botanical Society of Washington and friends gathered at the Shoreham Hotel for the seventy ninth regular meeting and annual Open Meeting where ladies are invited. W J Spilman read the Present Status of Genetics address, followed by a social hour and hotel orchestra music. Officers listed include President W A Orton Vice President Albert Hitchcock Recording Secretary Edward C Johnson and Corresponding Secretary Dr W W Stockberger.
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Botanical Society of Washington
Shoreham
W. J. Spilman
W. A. Orton
Albert Hitchcock
Edward C. Johnson
W. W. Stockberger
Impressive Floral Decorations and a Coal Rate Enjoin Denial
Impressive floral decorations by Gude's artiste highlight the article. A Commerce Court order denied the injunction against the Interstate Commerce Commission ruling on reasonable rates for bituminous coal from Illinois mines to Chicago and beyond, including Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ilinota Mines
Chicago
Milwaukes
Wis
Tech Minstrels Draw Crowd at Armory Benefit
A crowd packed the National Rifley armory auditorium for a minstrel show by Technical High School students to benefit the athletic association.
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Tech
National Rifley Armory
Technical High School
Athletic Association
City Bulletins Amusements and Local Ads
Local notices list amusements in Columbia with showtimes for Belasce Bleuche Tog and Broadway Gaiety Girl plus venues like Savoy and Casino. Also includes services from Harvey's Conger Laundry, West 477, Main 3644 wine and beer deliveries, and Cafe dining at Walls Cafe amid scattered promotions and bakery bread ads.
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Columbia
Henry Miler
Belasce
Bleuche Tog
Kentucky
Gayety
Colombia
Harvey's
Conger
Tel
West
John T. Crowley
The
Walls Cafe
Candidates Named for Group B City School Vacancy
Yesterday the slate of candidates for the lone Group B vacancy in city schools was announced. One A Clark of Boainese High presents Arabian Learning and Ellen Golden of Central High offers The Teaching of High School Mathematics and How They May Be Able to Life Deal. Reneamon, Central High, proposes The Sextiment Wooling to French Literators. Ora Hoegelsberger, Central High, outlines The Alignit care to the Nemaigeance of the Tristan Story to the Nineteenth Century. Chun Schwarte of Eastern High argues Struggte of the Vernacular Against the Classical Languages in German Education Work Prior to 160. Mabel Hawes of Kareren High presents Roman Belief With Reference to the Soul and Life after Death. John Adame of McKinley Manual offers Photography. Elmer S. Newton of Western High presents The Use of CO2 as a Preservative for Milk. A. 4. Doolittie of Central Hugh proposes The Planktor Grmetacen of Sebago Lake. Jennie J. Martin of Central suggests The Significant Jitters of an Invigtfeant Streem. Ofella Cromwell of Armstrong High offers Addison and Dr Johnson as Writers of the Short Essay.
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Clark
Boainese High
Artherian Lowen
Ela ML Morgen
Central Biph
Arabian Learnton
Ellen Golden
Central High
Tome Ofmentites
McKinley Mansal
Reneamon
Ora Hoegelsberger
Chun Schwarte
Eastern High
Mabel Hawes
Kartern High
John Adame
McKinley Manual
Elmer
Newton
Western High
Doolittie
Central
Hugh
Sebago Lake
Jennie J. Martin
District authorities refuse street widening offer
The District commissioners say they lack authority to accept a purchase offer from the Capital Traction Company for land north of Ulited between Florida Avenue and Eighteenth Street Northwest. The aim is to widen the highway and adjust a curve for the railroad. They will support the change only if the railroad company covers the costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caastal Traction Company
Ulited
Florida Avenue
Eighteenth Street
District of Columbia Excise Board Report Counts Licenses
The DC excise board report to Congress shows 644 liquor licenses granted last year and 23 applications rejected. Seven percent of applicants were convicted of excise law violations. Fines and collateral forfeitures totaled 2.8 percent of the money collected, with forfeited collateral counting for 100 percent of Pia. The real fines received were $2,553.
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Excise Board of the
District of Columbia
Congress
Pia
Bottle Company A Victor Receiver Dismissed
A Washington Post report notes the Belle-Pre Bottle Company case where Edward & Reeve & Stockholders sought a receiver for the Delaware charter firm. Judge J. B. T. Thornton dissolved the motion and lifted a temporary injunction, allowing the directors and trustees to manage assets. Officials expect to resume operations soon.
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Washington Post Auread
King Street
Alexandria
Edward &. Reeve
Belle-Pre Bottle Company
J. B. T. Thornton
Alexandria City
P Flaher
J. R. Caton
Anl
Gardner L. Boothe
SG. Brent
C. H. Nicol
John M. Johnson
Delaware
New Stage Built in Willard Ballroom for Kermess
A new stage rose in the Willard ballroom last night with seating rising to resemble a theater as the kermess opens tomorrow. Tonight and tomorrow will rehearse the 160 dancers for their acts while booths go up and society girls sell lemonade flowers and candy. Mrs Henderson and Mrs Lee Phillips lead the flower booth with assistants Katharine Weeks Pinchon Mina Kibby Doris Haywood Mary Howry Adelaide Heath Helen Parker Helen Buchanan Mabel Hume Alice Gaoawin.
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Willard Ballroom
Corps of Society
Robert Henderson
Lee. Phillips
Katharine Weeks
Pinchon
Mina Kibby
Doris Haywood
Mary Howry
Adelaide Heath
Helen Parker
Mina Helen Buchanan
Mabel Hume
Alice Gaoawin
Contests Near End as Readers Rally for Prize Money
The Post urges quick entry to its endless ban contest with top prizes up to 529. Readers are told every participant has equal odds, with close dates looming a week and a half away. Subscriptions allow higher bids, and many solutions have varied widely from 66 to 1149. The closing moment is midnight on Saturday March 16.
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Jas
Court Grants Father Custody Of Richmond Boy
Thomas Newton Nuckels of Richmond Va is awarded custody of his 1 year old son Thomas Newton Nuckels Jr by Justice Anderson. The mother Mrs Campbell King is denied a supersedeas bond to retain possession. The court keeps the child in its jurisdiction until 10 am to allow appeals and amendments to the mother's counsel.
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Thomas Newton Nuckels
Richmond
Thomas Newton Nuckels, Jr
Anderson
Campbell King
Nuchala
Fulton and Wampler
Ambrose
Justice Anderson
Mr. Ambrose
Auto Trade Association Elects Washington Officers
The Automobile Trade Association of Washington held its third meeting in the Colorado building. EM Van was named president, Norman Bowles vice president, EW Pawel secretary, and J A Thom treasurer, to serve until June. A membership committee was appointed including Van Ness Bowles McKrew Smort and Wilson. The session adjourned after addressing several matters.
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Automobile Trade Association of Washington
Hell
HR. T. McKnew
Colorado
Pifleera
Felows
EM van
Norman
Night prowler robs three homes in capital week
Police hunt a clever thief known as the Sneak who has entered homes with a duplicate key and rifled pockets while residents slept. Victims include F street Southwest man missing $129, Ninth Street Northwest resident $21, and James S. McTihennys at 178 Junes Street Northwest $430 in clothing. A jewelers store on Fourteenth Street Northwest reported a break in with diamond risk, and other losses include cigarettes, bags, and cash from various addresses. The suspect remains at large.
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Variahls
JF. Watts
F Street Southwest
Graterdas
Bavid Truitt
Ninth Street North West
Rome
Mana
James S. McTihenns
Washington Gas Light Company
Jumes Street
Mra Cole
Fred H Cole
Cole & Swan, Jewelers
Fourteenth Street
Cole
Mrs & IL Summerfield
Te Street
John FR
Hopkins
B Street
Mary G. Taylor
Second Street
Paris Spring Hats Shown At King’s Palace Store
Opening day of the spring and summer merchandise season at King’s Palace drew a large crowd with emphasis on millinery. French and American designers influence featured hats of varied sizes and shapes, trims, and new straight up to the air silhouettes. French names Camille Roger Georgette Verot Recom and others are showcased with standout models including feathered continental styles and hand painted accents.
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King'a Palace
France
America
Camille
Roger
Georgette
Verot
Revoux
Paris
Will Of Miss King Filed For Probate And Bequest
The will of Miss Margaret King, filed for probate, bequeaths $0 to Rev. Eugene Conelly for masses while directing $290 to erect a monument. Executors John Kennedy and Joh Quinn named. Beneficiaries include Mrs. Maygie Kreuscup, Katie O'Rear, Mrs. Mary Tyler, Joseph Kennedy, Mrs. Iarriett Fernal, and Patrick King. A second will by Mrs. Catherine O Connor dated January 4, 1897 names son Michael O Connor and brother Charles as executors and heirs. A separate notice invites participation in a March 18 contest with prizes and a large grand prize, urging timely entry.
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Margaret King
Eugene Conelly
Catholic Church of the Immaculate Conception
John Kennedy
Joh Quinn
Maygie Kreuscup
Katie O'Rear
Mary Tyler
Joseph Kennedy
Iarriett Fernal
Patrick King
Catherine O'Connor
Struck Auber Hoch Laders Larath Titel Zlebrer Bart
A fragmented OCR snippet lists names and terms including Auber Hoch Laders Larath and Bart. The readable portion hints at a roster or event title but lacks full context or details to confirm roles or outcomes.
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Laders Larath
Permanent cure claim for chronic constipation by Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin
Readers are told that Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin offers a gentle permanent cure for constipation supported by testimonies from J. W. Whitley and Wm. Glenn. The ad notes the product is a laxative for the entire family and offers a free sample bottle by mail before purchase from any druggist.
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Thouwande
Elaine Rding Ht
J. W. Whitley
Marion
Wm. Glenn
Preston St
Baltimore
F'ncaliweh
Mons
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U. & Inspectors
United States
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Ea Goat
Povoera & CO
Nelo
9Th Street
Goodyear Rusber Company
F Street N. W
PTH
19Th Sts
John F. Elis & Co
Ater Oe
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
Ith ST
City
Speaker Reed
Botanical Society
Shoreham Hotel
Gude
City Bulletins
Enoch Arden
Virginia
Holmes
Neat
N. Ww
Salen Cran
Sali
Norway
Report OF Excise Board
Bottle Company
A Victor
Belle Pre
Thornton
Oficers
Elks
Grand Lodge
Jacob Brill
Washington Elks
S. Franklin Field
Franklin Field
Fairfus
Martha Wheatley
P. P Phillins
I. M. Canter
Field
Union Cemetery
H. F. Wheat
Harrie Fitshugh Wheat
Duke Street
John Lee Allison
Ike
J. Frank Cariin
Robert Wheat
Robert M. Green
Alexander Suter
James Eveleth
Urban
Lambert
Douglas Stuart
Richart
Acton
Wiliam Wall Whindit
First Congregational Church
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Whiddit
Melville D. Lindaay
Ao Prano
A. Woodbury Hawes
Prano
John Lambert Walker
Barytone
Willam Wall Whiddle
Mra
Annie R. White
Annie
H. J .F. Saltner
Nannie F. Tackatt
M. Roberts
Myrtle Roberts
Biblay Hospital
Roberta Wea
C. &. Beach
Willard Hotel
Fight For Post
COURT
AUTO
Trade Association of Washington
Robs
F. Watts
David Truitt
J. 8. Mcthenny
Shrend Sneak
King'a
Miss King
United States Cavalry Band
Fort M
George Bittrich
de Cesar
Pilsen
Maximilian Robesple
Anced Watts
Carmen
F Street
Sloan
Herm A.vorat
Bom
Wren
Greanie
Ana Am
Jos
Hatcner
Raughter
Hee Wren
Earl S. Sloan
Boston
Mass
California
Oregon
Washington Ete
Chicago and North Western Railway
Cleveland
Priadespla
Lotfee
Burchell
Pace Albert
Washington Post
the Post
Tharp
Berkely
Fat
Newes
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