Ferryboat Callahan Launch at Wilmington Yard Ceremony
The ferry Callahan was launched by Harlan & Hollingsworth for Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Co. Miss Dorothy Callahan and Miss Louise Paff christened the vessel. The boat will serve Washington Alexandria in May on a halfhourly schedule, duplicating the Woodbury, at an estimated cost around $140,000.
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Louise Paff
Misa Dorothy Callahan
Norfolk and
Washington
Washington- Alexandria
Washington Post
Willington
Del
Callahan
Harlan & Hollingsworth Company
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
Dorothy Callahan
Daniel J. Callahan
Louise Ball
Frederick J. Paft
Alexandria
Miss Callahan
John Callahan
Yser
Norfolk
Washington, D. C
Mr. Callahan
Taeir
Stearer Callahan
W. G. Coxe
Harlan & Hollingsworth Corporation
Frazer
Miss Paft
March M
Levi Woodbury
D. J. Calahan
W. H. Callahan
F. Howling
B. M. Newbold
Glirence FP
Norment
Odell S. Smith
Ida Smith
George Uhler
Fred J. Pat
Hubert
Mrs Donehoo Injured After Wagon Incident
Mrs E Donehoo of the Post Office Department was thrown to the street as she alighted from a street car near Third and G streets in Astoria. She suffered painful injuries and was assisted to her apartments. It will be some time before she resumes her duties.
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Pgnehoo
Post-office Department
Teelding
Astoria
Travisg
Donekoo
Ane
Pottee’s Mother Dying After Brooklyn Maniac Shootings
Walter Potee, the Brooklyn killer who shot eight people and set a brother’s house on fire before shooting himself, died. His mother Mrs. Sarah Potee lies in serious condition and may die from shock. Two other victims, John J. Potee and Walter McPherson, are in critical condition.
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Brooklyn
Washington
Baltimore
Walter Potee
Anne Arundel County
Walnut Springs
Sarah Potee
Manuar
Peter Potee
John Potee
Irving
Potee
John J. Potee
Walter McPherson
McPherson
Michigan Governor Declines North Carolina Bond Gift
Gov. Warner of Michigan explains refusal of a proposed donation of North Carolina State bonds from the North Carolina Landholders' Committee. He states the gift aimed to embroil Michigan in litigation over bonds NC declared worthless as fraudulently issued during reconstruction, seeking no value for the state.
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Gov. Warner
Michigan
North Carolina
Lansing
Mich
Warner
North
George A Schwakopf Moves to Larger Store in Washington
George A Schwakopf, long known for rare colonial silver and card plate, has moved to a larger shop at 811 Eleventh Street. The new establishment features polished repair work and reconditioning services, offering gold and silver wares, along with custom polishing and lag repairs. The Hartung Dairy at 168 Florida Avenue NW provides pure milk, ice cream, and deliveries, while Horn promotes Russian blue serge suits at $10 and custom-made trousers at $2.40.
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George A. Schwakopf
Washington
Hartung
Florida Avenue Northwest
Horn
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Wiel
Wm.Hahn
Victor E. Adler
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Itrau
Ews&paper Brohive
R. C. Koiner
H. Lardella
W. Kieny
Olumbia Ball Paper Co
W. Ma
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
Mosali
Shoomaker GO
Viccewnnitze
Windoyy
Aines
Grase Loka
Lrat
Columbia Planoghapa Company
Star Annex
Rev. R. Graffman
Seventh Strat Northwest
Peranns
Hes R. Graffman
Samuel A
Con. Gull
Whith
Ariington Osteopathy
Waskington Bond Bitz
Munyon
the Sunday Post
the Callahan
Wilmington
Cravenette Rain Coats
D. J
Onur
D. J. Kauf Man
Penna. Avenue
America
AVE
AO & P
Congressional Coffee
Atlantic & Pacific
Re & E
Cata
Hebbard
HE Hebbard
Etis
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Ninth Street
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