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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1908
Page
34
A fragmented text notes recurring emphasis on clothing as a symbolic issue. The snippet suggests discussion of apparel standards or expectations, reflecting ongoing social or regulatory discourse. No clear persons or organizations are identified in the available portion.
City officials reviewed twelve school buildings for fire safety. Chief Belt and engineers examined Franklin, Thompson, Central High, Peabody, Park, Gales, Caster, High Shop, Wallach Towers, and Manca schools for compliance. Recommendations were forwarded to Commissioner Macfarland with estimates to be prepared for the board.
A garbled notice describes a taxi service stand and nearby blocks including Moye Hed and Paghth street. It lists rules and location cues for cab stands at a corner near IB street and West side, with references to other local streets and a future regulatory context.
Fragmented report indicates a limited divorce hearing with names such as Meier Cat and Ge Tu band referenced. The court appears to have considered custody and alleged actions, with an emphasis on timely future proceedings and potential custody rulings.
Admiral Willard H Brownman purchased from Murray A Cobb the residence of Mrs. Mary F Hoppin at 171 N Street North WS now occupied by her son-in-law Anerton Cushman. Purchases include a large corner lot at Sixteenth and Chamber Streets by Senator Bailey of Texas, set to Charles T Mallatt for a handsome residence. The Moore & For Real Estate Co sold Moorvrick dwellings on 831 Street and Moody Dentine property on 3% Seventh Street, with several other deeds totaling 7360. The purchases involve multiple properties as developers plan additions and improvements.
A lengthy notice extols Parisian millinery at Philipsborns featuring new gowns suits and lace hats in rose and cream tones. It praises fabrics lace and embroidery with details on styling and decorative elements as a fashion showcase.
The text presents a garbled mix of names, places, and phrases referencing a trial, executions, local businesses, and a chiropractic board. It includes mentions of dates, streets, and entities like Sixth Street and Washington agents, with scattered notes on instruments, payments, and regulatory aspects. The overall piece resembles a collage of notices and legal references rather than a coherent single event.
A historic club inaugurates a modern clubhouse replacing a fire destroyed building. Founded 1872 with W W Corcoran as first president and notable figures like Sherman and Porter as vice presidents, the organization houses a grand new home by Henry and Lafarge. It features a stage, private rooms, and a refined social milieu, signaling its enduring national role.
Scattered text shows wife cruelty accusations against James Winiein amid divorce filings and court chatter. Vague references to hearings, property, and estate matters mix with unrelated ads, alcohol ads, and vendor notes. The fragmentary item hints at legal and personal dispute proceedings and public notices in a late 19th or early 20th century city bulletin.
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