Garanteen Restored Debate Sparks Prohibition Clash
A raucous address by Gen. Barry Garrison at the G4R Mall inflames debates over prohibition and army canteen discipline. He denounces personal liberties claims while defending military officers who fostered drinking among recruits. The era’s push for a march celebration and a proposed law to bar certain organizations from wearing regimental insignia is noted as part of the political climate.
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Arty and Savy Union
R Mall
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Joia Fortrais
Walter Mitewall
Thomas
Adopu
Cartain
Lesignia
National Guard
Finishing Dry Dock Work at Brooklyn Yard Update
Venouk Flelytas, chief of the ship firm, announced completion of the dry dock project at Brooklyn harbor with a secured contract valued around 1 million dollars. The operation included measures to load and secure materials, aiming to prevent delays and ensure the American battle line remains ready for deployment.
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Military drills report from Cavalry regiments and gunners
A garbled OCR summary describes Calvary and infantry units including the Ninth Cavalry and Fifth Infantry in drills and trials. Mentions Seattle and California locations, Majors and a Sanitary detail, with scattered names like Preston, George, and Lewis. The text notes a trial pace and a dated May reference amid military stationing.
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Sherteenth Cavalry
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Naval Officer Orders From Early 1900s Shipping Ledger
A garbled roll of officer assignments and vessel movements from a 1906 naval dispatch lists detachments to duty aboard ships and stations, including references to Washington DC, New Hampshire, Maryland, Galveston, Newport, and Mare Island. It notes ferrying movements among peacetime yards and stations in the Atlantic and Pacific, with mentions of naval hospitals and various crews.
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Parmister
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Naval
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Simm Nandar
Gearing
Gavat Station
Glongapo
Post Want Ads Are Free Declared Daily Opportunity
The Post invites readers to use the Want Section as a free daily service reaching Washington residents offering a simple way to place personal and business want ads.
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Supreme Court terms and cases before the Districts
The record lists multiple Supreme Court and Circuit Court entries for March 16 1908 including appeals from the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway and various equity, patent, and criminal matters. It details judges, counsel, case numbers, and scheduled orders across the District of Columbia courts.
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United States Supreme Court
Justics
Harlan
Justice Brawer
Justice White
Tyshe Peckham
Juste McKenna
Justice Holmes
Justice Day
Moody
Willem
A. Cattre
New York City
Wiliam J. Crennasi
New London
Conn
Ington
D. C
Teac F. Cohen
Edward Uahlis
Deeds of Trust Across Several Subdivisions
A list of deeds of trust filed in multiple neighborhoods including Long Meadows Mount Pleasant Columbia Heights Ingleside and Granby. Names include Joseph H. Mortimer Risley G Hunt John George Haut and M J McVern among others. Monetary amounts range from 800 to 43 000 with terms from 3 to 34 400 dollars and interest rates around 4 to 6 percent, secured by parcels and lots.
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Long Meadows
Joseph H. Mortimer
Virell G. Williams
Old McKee
Mailison M. Myrick
Bquark
Risley G. Hunt
Charles P. Stone
Charles W Fairfax
Janes Kane
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
John George Haut
Chapin Brown
Henry J. Bergmann
Orient#s Building Association
Columbia Keights
Jam’s
Martin Et Ux
Long “Meadows
William Mackenzie
John Sertgener
John A. Gardiner
Leor Schriver
Byron M. Graham
Drendonend
James Berry
Ascure Perpetual Falling Association
Ascure Perpetual Falling Association, $1,000, Lot 24. Equare
Mary Craven
Edw
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Hervey T. Whafield
C. i
John F. Lynch
Albert F. Far
Edmund K. Fox
Fredericl Tt. Walker
Andrew Gleeson, Jr
Washington Losa_and Prust Company
Equitabie Co-operative Building Association
Ellaston Terrace
Mark A. Tyndall
Benjamin
George Francia Wittamy
Enre Ertesine F. Terflinger
Ingleside
George A. Whitford
Herbert
A. Gill
Theo
A. ‘D. Hathaway
Xerurs
R. E. Mileemeli
Albert
Henry, Bergmann
George M. Emmerich
Aecuce Metropolis Finding Association
Sama Ta Waller F. Calling
Judson T. Cull
Benjamin F. Brewer
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Joseph FE. Leaman
E. Quincy Smith
Lee D. Latimer
Charion F. Nesbit
John B. Slemas
Past Educational Contest Rules and Eligibility
Any person anywhere except Fast employees or their families may enter The Past Educational Contest by following rules. Entries must be complete sets with illustrations, arranged numerically, and sent in one package. Prizes go to those with the most correct solutions, tied winners share equally, and the Contest Editor’s decisions are final.
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Real estate transfers and secured notes in 1908 notices
Listings show multiple transfers and security arrangements in Washington Heights and Richmond Parts. Individuals and firms such as Harold Doyle, George Fleming, William H. Eamonson, B. Townsend, and Pearl A. Reh appear in loans and property deeds with amounts ranging from 1 000 to 38 000 dollars, terms from 3 months to 8 years, and semiannual interest, noting lots, squares, and lot numbers for 1908 dates.
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Chevy Chase
Harold
Doyle
Haward Jr. Stallwagen
George E. Fleming
Dennil L. Hiller
Washington Heights
George Truvsdott
William H. Eamonalon
Ramey
Cherlea K. Gres
Mary le Sears
Richmond
Wiliam
Otto Engter
Chapin Arsen
Henry H. Hermann
Oriental Fullling Association
Auto Wheel Venture Formed In Washington City
A new industry named the American Pneumatic Hub Wheel Company is formed in Washington with 296000 capital. Incorporators include prominent banks and a stockholders meeting will soon elect directors. A H Collins invented a solid rubber wheel to replace inflated tires, aiming for lower cost and higher resiliency, with factory site search ongoing. Temporary officers include George Howard president and A H Collis vice president.
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George Howard
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Murray A. Cobb
Purse Thief Gets 15 Years in Robbery Trial
Jon E H Marlow a regro was sentenced to fifteen years hard labor at Mouldsville penitentiary by Justice State Criminal Court No 1. Indicted for robbery after alibi failed Miss Kelly identified Marlow as the man who snatched her pocketbook in front of the Pertnur flats January 16. Witness Willam Belcher, colored, testified to the act and identified the defendant.
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Peasants to Korea under Japanese colonial plan
Snail advice from the Orient reports that Japanese peasants and their families are to be emigrated to Korea annually. The proposal envisions a Japanese Korea Colonial Company sending about 49,000 peasants each year with families, with military support later settling the land for colonization. Small banks would be opened at several sites to provide financial aid to the peasantry.
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