Masson Will Divides Estate Among Hospitals Schools and Relatives
The will of Edmund E. Masson leaves most of his estate to Washington institutions and his stepmother with specific legacies to relatives. Episcopal Hospital and the District public schools receive major shares, with funds for a grave monument and drawings for high schools. The Washington Loan and Trust Company is named executor and trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Masson
Episcopal Hospital
Episcopal Eye, Ban and Throat Hospital
Seventeenth
Edmund E. Masson
Board of Education
Masson
family_Templin
Plainfield
N. J
Harry Tinker
John W. Nalen
Whch
Louise Kate Caldwell
William A. Caldwell
Mamle B. Helberger
Addo Mickle
Florence Twomey
Whitestone
N. Y
Qereymian
Henson Leaves Home to Wife in 1809 Will
In the Probate Court a will dated January 4 1809 directs Agnes Henson wife of William Henry Henson to inherit the Whitney Avenue property and upon her death the estate goes to their daughter Horace Mead. The two sons and daughter each receive a lot in Ardwick Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Henson
Yestern Acer
Agnes Henson
Whitney Avenue
Horace Mead
Ardwick Heaghes
Wife Sole Beneficiary Under Late Surgeon Middleton Will
Ane Merenret Gluties Middleton is named sole beneficiary under the will of her husband Jahmson Van Dyke Mud- Dletor, a late United States Army surgeon. Middleton died January 59, and a will dated October %, 182, was filed yesterday. Two endorsements canceling the prior will and renewing the October 8, 2892 will reflect changes in Dr. Middleton’s last testament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleton
Jahmson van Dyke Mud- Dletor
United States
Life Interest in Property Granted to Wife After Death of Dr Walter
Probate filing reveals Eyhlawil dated June 98 1895 stating Dr John Walter jr left all property to his wife Sophia Eraly Walter for her life or until remarriage. Upon her death or remarriage the estate goes to Walter children. Administration granted earlier to sons Henry Casper Walter and Frederick L. Walter after Wilf not found until recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walter, Jr
Will. Eyhlawil
Sophia Eraly Walter
Fier
Alter
Wilf
Henry Casper Walter
Frederick L. Walter
Charles 2. Bradford
Pro
Bite
Hartlet C. Bradford
Embezzlement Charged in American Ice Case
Henry Y. Scott, 25, of 2M Sixth Street Northwest, was arrested yesterday by Detective Larry O'Dea on embezzling $200 from the American Ice Company where he is employed as bookkeeper. Complainant is Ramuel Kimberlay, manager of the company. Police report Scott confessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Y. Scott
Sixth Street
Larry O'Dea
Armerican Ice Company
Fifteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ramuel Kimberlay
American Ire Company
Scott
Woman Wins Land Suit Over Missoula Homestead
Justice Brewer announces the ruling in United States Supreme Court favoring Annie Flahive in the Edward H. Love vs Annie Flahive land dispute in Missoula County Montana. The opinion clarifies that relinquishment of homestead applications can occur without negating the holder’s rights to abandon or sell, and that Love’s relinquishment bars him from challenging the patent to Flahive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flahive
Edward H. Love Agnnet
Annie Flahive
Missoula
Mont
Justice Brewer
United States Supreme Court
United States
Secretary of the Interior
Love
Arkansas Gets Island in Mississippi River Dispute
Justice Holmes delivered an opinion for the Supreme Court reversing the Arkansas circuit court and holding Island No. 7 to be within Arkansas.Moora and McFerren of Chicago sued R. J. McGuire and others of Mississippi over ownership through tax titles. The court found the island lay on the Arkansas side of the Mississippi during most navigable history, deciding for the Chicago firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Holmes
United States Supreme Court
Moora & McFerren
Chicago
R. J. McGuire
Mississippi
Mississippi River
United States Circuit Court
Arkansas
Partes
Moore & McFerren
McGuire
Mississippi Authority
Eastern District of
Holmes
Hoyt Moves Supreme Court To Accelerate Dredge Case Dockets
Solicitor General Hoyt asked the Supreme Court to advance several cases against dragging companies charged with violating the eight hour law. He said the Secretary of War and Attorney General want a ruling before term end due to effects on river and harbor contracts of 87 million dollars. The cases test meaning of laborers and mechanics on dredges and the clause extraordinary emergency. The court reserved ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Hoyt
Secretary of War
Attorney General
Supreme Court Affirms Trustee in Bankruptcys Tontine Policies
Justice McKenna writes for the Supreme Court affirming the Second Circuit in the A. E. Hiscock trustee in bankruptcy vs Jacob M. Mertens case. Three life policies totaling 60,000 dollars passed to the bankruptcy trustee despite Mertens claim of surrender value. District Court ruling reversing the transfer was upheld on appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice McKenna
Supreme Court of the United States
Circuit ‘Court of Appeals
Second Circuit
A. E. Hiscock
Syracuse
N. Y
J. M. Mertens & Co
Jacob M. Mertens
Mertens
District Court For
Northern District of New York
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court Dismisses Empire State Idaho Mining Suit
The United States Supreme Court yesterday dismissed the Empire State Idaho Mining Company versus Kennedy J. Hanley for lack of jurisdiction over a claim Hanley, part owner, held for ore valued at over $1,000 from the Skookum mine in Shoshons County Idaho. In another action the court favored the government in the Davidson Steamship Company case for damages from harbor improvements at Two Harbors Minnesota in 1901 caused by a vessel. The court denied advancing the Louisville and Washington Railroad case against Mottley, and ruled in favor of Clarence T. Birkett over misrepresentations to Mercantile agencies. The Rochester Street Railway case against the city of Rochester upheld the city’s right to pay track expenses. Easter recess taken. reconvenes April 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Empire State-Idaho Mining Company
Kennedy J. Hanley
Hanley
Skookum
Shoshons County
Idaho
Louisville and Washville Railroad Company
Mottley
Madle & Jackson
Buffalo
N. Y
Clarence T. Birkett
Penn Yan
Birkett
Rochester Street Railway Company
City of
Rochester
Oregon Congressman Seeks Immunity From Prison in Supreme Court
Congressman Williamson of Oregon argues in the U S Supreme Court that imprisonment would keep him from attending congressional sessions after being found guilty of conspiring to illegally obtain U S lands. The 1805 case questions whether a member can be imprisoned while serving in Congress. The motion to advance stressed public importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Supreme Court
Congress
John Newton Willamson
Supreme Court of the
United States
Williamson
Indicted for Conspiracy Involving New York Fare Leger
Frank Homan, Tar deau, Tanner, Townsend indicted for conspiracy to extract five thousand dollars from Thomas Kemp of this city to beat a fare game in New York. Grand jury also reports several other indictments including assault with a dangerous weapon forgery larceny grand larceny and robbery involving multiple defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Homans
Tardeau
David P. Tanner
David P. Townsend
Thomas J. Kemp
New York
Joseph Clark
James Riley
Henry H. Cuney
John T. Page
United States
Arthur W. Phillips
Thomas Savage
Arthur Gipson
Arthur Gilmore
Grocer Richard Murphy On Trial For Arson
Richard T. Murphy a grocer stood trial in Criminal Court No. on charges of setting fire to his store at 144 Twelfth street northwest. The blaze occurred Sunday May 4 around 1 pm causing about 100 dollars in damage before firefighters stopped it. The government rested its case before noon with the defense expected to finish today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard T. Murphy
Twelfth Street
Tony
Supreme Court notes on various cases and orders
United States Supreme Court terms list a string of cases with names such as Hodges v. Albany, Empire State Mining, Davidson Steamship, and Love v. Finch. Opinions by Justices Moody Day Holmes and Brewer are cited, with various dispositions including affirmances, reversals, dismissals for lack of jurisdiction, and remands. The document records orders, motions, and certifications by the Court, including writs of certiorari denied or granted and procedural rulings, plus announcements by Justice Harlan.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters boosts vigor and cures ailments
A spring medicine touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as invigorating the entire system to cure general debility dyspepsia indigestion gestiveness colds and gringe while guaranteeing its purity.
Court Docket and Real Estate Transfers Recap
District court calendar includes equity, circuit, criminal, and probate cases with adjournments and orders. Highlights note cases for Ward, Carter, and Stone, plus numerous real estate transfers across Square 183 to the Ridge and Columbia Heights, listing trustees, lot numbers, and consideration.
Lens recovered after theft from Harris and Ewing
The $25 telephoto lens stolen March 1 from Harris and Ewing at 1311 F Street NW was recovered yesterday by the United States Express Company. Suspect Wade B D Alter of Pittsburgh, a relative of Harry Thaw, confessed to detectives and said he shipped the item to Monmouth Illinois to avoid detection. Alter will be arraigned in Police Court on grand larceny charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Express Company
Wade
Alter
Pittsburg
Harris and Ewing
F Street
Northwest
Harry Thaw
Horn
Monmouth
Ill
Express Company
Alters
Auxiliary Police Patrol Night River for Illegal Fishing
Auxiliary police launch Vigilant will be commissioned soon to patrol the Potomac at night for drift netters in protected waters near Washington and Alexandria. The Major Sylvester will improve arrest capability, aiming to curb illegal fishing by shad and herring. Chief Justice Fuller is convalescing, likely to leave bed soon. Eagles to Hold Easter Dance in Washington on Monday April 8 at 8:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester
Washington
Alexandria
Harb& Police
Sylvester Lisut
Button
Justice Fuller
Fuller
Eagles
Aerue
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Sixth
Streets Northwest
Blaster
Army Plans Aerial Trip With Free Balloon Test in May
Capt Chandler to lead a May ascent of a larger free balloon by the U S Army Signal Corps from an unnamed city toward the Mississippi Valley. Two or three officers will accompany him as weather permits. The balloon, designed by Leo Stevens, will use varnished silk inflated with canoes for long flights. The ascent aims to train officers in aerial navigation for emergencies, not to prove free balloon superiority. Brig Gen James Alger will supervise, with Chandler previously experimenting in Pittsfield last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signal Corps
United States Army
Charles de F. Chandler
Mississippi Valley
Leo Stevena
New York
Washington
Ascension
Gea Works
Edgar Russell
James Alger
Chandler
Ted
Aero Club
Pittsfield
Mass
Cochran Cleared for Promotion Drift After Clemency
The President approved Secretary Taft's recommendation to show clemency for Capt W B Cochran of the Twenty Fourth Infantry. His sentence of dismissal in the Philippines for drunkenness on duty was mitigated to the loss of fifty files, reducing his captaincy prospects to near-certain limit of lieutenant colonel, effectively capping advancement. Collier keel section launched in record time at Brooklyn Navy Yard as Vestal ceremony promises rapid completion for the next battleship. Rhode Island to join joint encampment with Coast Artillery from July 1 to 6, and the Dolphin dispatch boat carrying Metcalf reaches St Thomas before heading to Porto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
W. B. Cochran
Infantry
Philippines
Hng
New York
Mer
Rhode Island
Olver
Adit
Sackett
Rhode Island National Guard
Coast Artillery
Metcalf
St. Thomas
St Thomas
Danish West Indies
Mar
United States
Dolphin
Army Orders Grant Leave and Promote Officers Across Posts
Leave of absence for three months is granted to First Lieutenant William Stoll, Twenty-ninth Infantry. Officers listed will report to the president of the examining board at Fort Leavenworth for promotion examinations. Engineers officers report to the Army Building in New York for promotion examinations. Recruiting and recruiting evidence actions noted for several officers. Maj. Samuel D. Sturgis re tallied to the General Corps. Various officers and ships mentioned in movement and arrival lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Stoll
Twenty-ninth Infantry
Fort Leavenworth
Kent
Earnest M. Reeve
Fjalmer Erickson
Lleuta
Charles C. Hotman
John €. Waterman
Austin M. Pardes
Archibald G. Hutchinson
John Anderson
Bhelton
Conn
Wiliam J. Reed
Kyana
Ind
Rénard J. Reiis
Twentieth Infantry
Fort Slocum
Samuel D. Sturgis
Genertal Corps
Oxman Latrobe
Eighth Cavalry
Hort Bayard
N. Mex
Naval Officers Orders for Renn and Dial to Virginia
Orders direct Midshipman W. E Renn to Virginia and appointment of Assistant Paymaster H. Dial from March 18, 1907. Also includes discussion of Concentrated oil of pine and its claimed medicinal uses and cautions about counterfeit products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E Renn
Virginia
H. Dial
Sery
Valuable Home in Trade at 1400 Massachusetts Ave
Real estate broker 3 B Witmer reports sale to Mrs C V Riley of the three story red brick Walker house at 1400 Massachusetts Avenue overlooking Thomas Circle. Three stories, fifteen rooms, near Bishop Satterlee and German Embassy. Trade includes 28,000 square feet plot at Fourth and Hokington streets. House valued at 20,000 dollars. Mrs Riley buys for investment. land valued at 60 cents a square foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Witmer
C. V. Riley
Massachusetts Avenue
Thomas Circle
W. H. Walker
Bishop Satterlee
Riley
Fourth
Hokington
Thirteenth Street Property Sold for 9500 Investment
S J Prescott company contractors bought the Thirteenth street northwest property from Mrs Mary Jaeger via Stone and Fairfax Inc for 9500. The three story and basement dwelling fronts seventeen feet on Thirteenth street with ninety six feet depth to a rear brick stable, and sits near the corner of Thirteenth street and New York avenue where the Mutual Fire Insurance Company recently purchased land for a new office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Prescott Company
Mary Jaeger
Stone & Fairfax (Incorporated
Thirteenth Street
Prescott Company
New York Avenue
The
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Plans for a Colonial Style Apartment on Fifteenth Street
Franklin T. Lanner obtained a permit yesterday to build a three story colonial style apartment house on the east side of Fifteenth Street Just above Columbia Road Washington Heights The 4 by 119 foot lot will hold fifteen units built of Hebt brick and limestone with hardwood interiors The project costs about 25000 A small four unit building at C Street Northwest was also approved for 45000 with plans by A H Beers J H Halslip is the permit holder for that two story brick four apartment structure Additionally Japanese steel experts arrived in the city for a possible 10000000 machinery and plant equipment order touring the Waldorf Astoria and planning to visit U S steel plants They noted a prior Yawata plant experiment and a pending 19000000 expansion in Japan The contest entries deadline is April with back numbers available from the publication office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin T. Lanner
Fifteenth Street
Columbia Road
Washington Heights
A H. Beers
C Street
J. H. Halsilp
A. H. Boers
United States
England
Germany
Waldorf- Astoria
Europa
Japan
Shikaji Takeya
Yoshikawa
Thhe
Imperial Steel Works
Kin Ichiro Katayama
Yano
Takaya
Yawata
Money to Loan in Washington DC Real Estate
Multiple lenders offer real estate loans in the District of Columbia at low interest rates. Advertisements list George W. Linkins, B. Hoon, Frank Trawlings, Tyler & Rutherford, Walter H. Acker, and The F. H. Smith Co. among others, with various terms, percentages and contact addresses. Some promise 4 percent or 6 percent and immediate consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ioan
District of Columbia
Geo. W. Linkins
19Th St
B. Hoon
Reed
Corcoran
Bea Duchestad
Pt Replles
ALF Wox CO
Coane Yhae Newark
JetoeNte Blom
D.C
PA Ave
Arlington Fire Snewrace
Tyler & Rutherford Incorporated
Building Association
Baker
Mietzerott
Columbia
Walter H. Acker
D. C
FL H. Smith CO
Rhs. A Regs. & Ay Incorporated
St. Aw
D. of C
Suburban Home Ads Offer 7 Rooms Near Washington
Real estate notices seek rentals and sales for suburban houses with seven rooms near Washington. Listings request barns, stables, gardens and modern improvements with down payments and monthly costs. Ads mention Miller Shoemaker Real Estate Company at Wisconsin Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Miller-Shoemaker Real Estate Company
Winconsin
God
Real estate listings with multiple properties for sale and rent
A flood of housing ads spans suburban Washington area, listing residences, farms, and building plots. Notable entries note location details in Livingston Heights Kensington and Woodside, with terms, prices, and contact info for Craig & Royce, Collins-Gerry Co, and others. Includes subdivision tract near Prince Georges County and a compact acreage near Riverdale and College Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Sponge County
Riverdale
College Park
City
Sublerian Electric Cer
Washington
Joseph I. Weller
F St
HORSES AND VEHICLES FOR SALE IN BALTIMORE MARKET
Auction notices list pacers and trotters including a breeding mare with a specked wagon, several wagons and harnesses, and many horses and mules. Prices range from modest to premium. stables and transfer company advertise services and head counts, with contact details at Northern Liberty Market, Pratt Street, and Capitol Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Liberty Market
Rockaway
Portmonth
Spaftaway
st_ nw
Abis-Tt U, & Transfer Company
Bes
Pratt Street
G-tens
Baltimore
U. &. Transfer Company
Bersordas W. Pratt St
Car Greene
Korea
Biga
Dayton
Capitol St
Surrey
Wagomatter
D. Waters & Son
Proposals For Coal Supply By Washington Gas Light Co
Sealed proposals in Washington DC for the supply of coal including 25 000 tons gas coal 20 000 tons best inch removed gas coal and 30 000 tons anthracite broken coal for the year starting April 12 1907 with deliveries to the wharf yards and tracks as required. Contractors must give security for faithful fulfillment and proposals close April 12 1907 at noon with options to reject all. Washington Gas Light Company office 415 116th street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington Gas Light Company
116Th Street
East Statley
Atresta
Es Station
Washington Cas Light Company Office Commissioners District OF
Colombia
Washington, D. C
Connecticut Scenoe
Huilding
H. B. F Macfarland
Jay J. Morrow
Oting
Commissioners
D. C
Commissioners' Notice of District Improvements Hearing
Washington March 25 1807 Commissioners announce plans to build curb and sidewalk projects across numerous DC streets with costs ranging from 50 to 41 000 dollars. Public hearing set for April 10 1807 at 11:00 a.m. in the District Building for objections and assessment details.
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SFICE
District OF Columbia
Washington
Dietrict
Wxrd
Florida Avenue
1Sth
Ith Street
Floride Avenue
Lincais Road
Q Street
R Street
Seid Wastide
Lincoln Road
Sth
Atecet
K Street
Virginia Avenue
T Street
Capitol Street
E Street
Ll Vota Fm
12Th Street
Captol Street
B Street
10Ck Street
South Carolina Avenue
Ih Street
17Th Street
Mf Street
M Street
27Th Street
15Th Street
KC Street
35Th Street
Vermont
Ki Street
New Jemer Avenue
H Street
Malrast
Norit
New Jersey ‘Avenue
New Terex Avenue
O Street
Qiatreet
St. Sil
Said Or Jersey Avenue
New Jerey Avenue
Plomiéa Avenue
Rostreet
BOT
New Jere
Hmita
Street
4Th Etrest
7Th Street
13Th Street
Vermont Avenue
Nye
Rock Creek
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pennsylvania, Avenue
28Th Street
Pennsylvania
2Th Street
Pearsylvania Avenue
10Th Street
Mula Q Street
18Th Street
19Th Street
Gobol
J Street
Eard T Street
Connectcut Avenue
L Street
New Hampshire Avenue
Haire
Massachusetts
Nue
Flat Street
Bist Street
22D Street
Mmita
Evenua
Blai
S Street
7Th Arrest
7Th
Sth Street
D Street
4Th Street
Thomas Ciscle
14Th Street
Ihensky
5Th Street
N Street
C Street
New Jersey Avenue
Lot Street
FE Street
Canal Street
Sali
Imitt
North Carolina Avenue
Tet Street
North
Ath Street
33Th Street
Clifton Street
Lith Street
130 Street
Seaton Place
Kalorama Road
Contave
Dhe Huite
Yd Street
Qd Street
Sheridan Circle
Iitta
Ge Aspffaly
Hobt Macfarland
John Biddle
D.C
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E. E. Masson
William H. Henson
J. van Dyke Middleton
District Bar
J. Hubley Ashton
William F. Mattingly
Bar Association
City Hall
Pacific Coast
Union Pacifirc
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
A. Hutchileon
Union Pacific
Clark St
Wepa
Thomas J Kemp
Groter
Legal Record
Prevent
Justice Harlan
Brew Jer
Justica White
Justice Pockbai
Justica Melenna
Justice Homes
Justice Day
Tustlea Moody
Vernon E. Hodges
Vward G Smith
Clarksburg
W. Vo
Aured Driver
Philadelphia
Horace van Bverin
Costes
Prac Ute
Rochester Railway Company
Plafabit
Valty of
State of
District of Idaho
William Moore
Appelanty
RJ. McGuire
Gareat Court of the United States
District of
Costa
Justiee Uarlan
Justice Fackham
Albert K. Hiscock
Jacob ¥. Mertens
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Amt Calas
District Court of the United States
District of New York
Juatlea
Davidson Steamship Company
United States of America
Enusa
Cireuit Court of the United States
District of Minnnesota
Edward H Love
Annie Finchtve
State of Montana
Justice Brower
Iir
White
Thomas Tindte
State of New York
Culeto
Iorrop
Merciant
National Bank of Houaton Et al
Ita Merics
Morris Edelatelo
Unitead States
United States Chauit Court of Appeals
Lighth
Souther Railway Company
Hubbard Brothers & Co
William Spaugh, Jr
Vmx ‘Fitts, Sherk, &c
Lealey
Nashville Ration Company
Ve. Eyasmun L. Motley
Ux Y
William H. Bills
United
Bay Stole
Day Star Dredging Company
Gener Hoyt
United Siates
John Newton Wiliamson
Walter States
General Hoyt
William F. D. Taylor
Oleltor
Ogs
Abraham Ruef
Thomas F. O'Nell
Superior Court
State of California
Ab, Browne
Frederic BD. McKenney
Stockeless Fuel Company
Samuel H. Caltrell
Timothy F. Padfell
City of New York
Hostetter
Hverett
Abbott
W. Kelsey Kurts
Arthur K. Brown
Rudolph M. Schick
B.D. Brown
Malcolm Lloyd, Jr
Bir
Charlee H. Burr
Elizabeth J. Ward
Danipekttastiskabet Hjorbenbava
United States Creat
Crealt
Prank R. Bavidge
J. Parker Kirlin
Charles FR. Hickox
G. Stone
Southern Striole and Miscourl Bridge Company
Marlin
Clardr
Seth Shepard
Charles H. Hobb
Louis EB. McComas
Equity Court No
Clabaugh
Pocorkoa
Scbsner Chemical Company
Pro ¢Onfes*o
Smith Ve Smith
Guariion Ad Item
Smith Ve. Myers
Garrett
M Carrell Downs
Hesigement
Cefsament
Motia
Thompson
Saint
Equity Court
Justice Gould
Lockwood
Tolson Ve
United Banking and Trust Company
Shen
Mulley
Meriilst
Brown
Balk
Ball
Clik
Clark
Carter Ve. Carter
Circuit Court
Suatie Wright
National Dod Fountain Company
Amlecks
Carter
McDermott
Gover Va Potomac Electric Power Company
Goenner Va
Plugge
Walker
Warner
Renner
Dari
Buseber
Betty Va
Taylor Va
Taylor
Plager Va
Circpit
Justice Anderson
Williams
Woodward & Lothrop Superaedens
Mubenta
Haum
Ator
Farran
District of Conmbie
Tury
Acelgement
Flistcher
Androstis and Potomac River Railroad Company
Thomas Vs
Washington Railway Xd Electric Company
Catholic Union of Amorfos
Wargamen
Gtarja
Washington and Southern Railway
Dover
Southern Railway
Barnes
Slater
Talbott Va
Mctermott
Criminal Court NO. 1
Bmr
Justice Stafford
Blager Hermann
Om Stal
Agilement
Eiger Hermann
Criminal Court NO
Justice Barnart
Stone
Hevekteh H. Thomprom
John Robertson
Staten ‘Va
Matthew McNelt
Frankage
Jamen W. Pumpheey
Hamund E. Musson
Devsta
Ber
Washington Loan and Trnat Company
Exteutrix
Agnew Henson
Charles A. Bradford
Hanla D. Jones
Sophia E. Walter
Carlton M. Beall
Wiliam
W. W. Stewart
Reuben B. Clark
Bingleton L Cooper
Joseph
Dafty
Droge TV
Jordan
Charlotte Dailey
Harry Wardman
Marlo Henry
Charles F. Dickey
Square
Thomas FR. Newbold
Grafton D. .P. Bailey
the Ridge
Eopila Henson
Leandle Mghlands
United States Realty Company
Wilbur C. van Horn
Aquard
James B. Archer, Jr
Eugene
Bernhard
Auns E. Brown
Columbia Heights
Charles H. Wiltsle
Carl Hmith
Thaw
Capt
Cochran
ARMY
Triton
Blogeton
Onnecticut
Hampton Heads
Galveston
Robe
Fondas
Navy Yard
Mayflower
Charleston
Pratria
Santings de Cuba
Acapulco
J. B. Wimer
Mr. C. V. Riley
Office of Publication
Monte
Treasury Department
S. W. Pickford
181
Livingston Heights
Granclithte Waike
Craig & Royce
Colorado Building
6Th St
Otterbourne
Treasury
Woodside
Brightwood
Karrick & Metdale
Clarendon
Davidson
Kensington
Hen Howe
BN. Russell
Albany
Bob Cottrell
Ares
Spstot
Cortrell
Fells Church
Capital Realty and Brokerage Company {Inc
Northwest Park
Cu Electric Carbine
Fantasy Payments
Bulla Wileers F
Matteson
Colorado
Mama
Treaslary
20Th
RE Ave
Fort_Neratoge adiftian
South Brooklant
Tee
Jackson Sk
Acaves
H. PO
COOD
LAR Stone CO
Burnstine’s. Loan Office
Forest Lodge
Glen Alen
Naryland
Virginia Farms
OLD Colonial Estates
Auburton
City Homes
Fine Investments
Soule CO
New Senate Nnliding
Best
Gestion
Hugo Seaberg
Omer
Raton
Leo Baum
Golionberate
Frchive
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