Masson Will Leaves Widow Large Legacy to Multiple Beneficiaries
The will of Edmund E. Masson directs residuary estate to Washington Loan and Trust Company as trustee with $30 to the clergyman who conducted the funeral. Stepmother Henriette Helene Masson receives $5,000 plus $209 immediate, a residence, and use of Masson’s furniture and jewelry. Beneficiaries include Episcopal Hospital Ban and Throat, Episcopal Eye, Ban and Throat Hospital, District public schools, and various individuals with specified sums. The board of education will receive a high school drawing portfolio. monument funds are pledged, and several legacies range from $100 to $3,000. The codicil adds specific bequests, and the executor is Washington Loan and Trust Company.
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
Gliven
Whch
Louise Kate Caldwell
William A. Caldwell
Mamle B. Helberger
Addo Mickle
Florence Twomey
Whitestone
N. Y
Henson Will Leaves Wife and Heirs at Ardwick Headers
In the Probate Court a 1809 will of William Henry Henson directs his wife Agnes to receive the estate at Whitney Avenue with remainder to daughter Horace Mead upon her death. Sons and daughter each obtain a lot in Ardwick Heaghes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Henson
Yestern Acer
Agnes Henson
Whitney Avenue
Horace Mead
Ardwick Heaghes
Wife Sole Beneficiary Under Last Will Disputed
Ane Merenret Gluties Middleton is named sole beneficiary under the will of her husband Jahmson Van Dyke Mud- Dletor, a late surgeon in the United States. Middleton died January 59, and a will dated October % 182 was filed yesterday. Two endorsements canceling earlier wills were noted, one dated May 11, 4 and the other canceling the inter will and renewing the October 8, 2892 will as Dr Middleton’s last testament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleton
Jahmson van Dyke Mud- Dletor
United States
Life Interest in Property Granted to Wife in Walter Will
Probate records reveal Dr. John Walter Jr. left all property to wife Mrs. Sophia Eraly Walter for her life or until remarriage. Upon her death or remarriage, estate passes to her children. Dr. Walter died November 37, 196, with administration granted to sons Henry Casper Walter and Frederick L. Walter after heirs were not discovered until recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walter, Jr
Hlawil
Sophia Eraly Walter
Fier
Henry Casper Walter
Frederick L. Walter
Charles 2. Bradford
Pro
Bite
Hartlet C. Bradford
Embezzlement Charged in Ice Company Case
Henry Y. Scott, 25, of 2M Sixth Street Northwest, is arrested on a complaint by the American Ice Company and charged with embezzling 200 dollars. Detective Larry O'Dea says Scott confessed. Ramuel Kimberlay, manager, is the complainant. The case follows Scott’s employment as bookkeeper at the Pleasants Street office.
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 In Missoula County Case
Supreme Court Justice Brewer lays out principles on relinquishment of homestead applications and pre patent sales. In Love v Flahive, the court holds Edward H. Love relinquished his claim, allowing patent to Annie Flahive, reaffirming that entryors may abandon homesteads and that such abandonment ends their title.
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 Case
Justice Holmes of the U S Supreme Court ruled Moora and McFerren of Chicago prevail against R J McGuire and others of Mississippi, reversing an Arkansas circuit court finding that Island No 7 lies in Mississippi. The island has long been on the Arkansas side of the river’s main channel, per the best testimony.
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 Pushes Fast Track for Eight Hour Law Dredge Cases
In a Supreme Court motion the Solicitor General urged advancing on the docket several cases against dredging firms charged with violating the eight hour law. He noted the Secretary of War and Attorney General desire a ruling before term end due to potential effects on river and harbor contracts worth 87 million dollars. The dispute centers on how to interpret laborers and mechanics on dredges and the clause in case of extraordinary emergency. The court took the matter under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Hoyt
Secretary of War
Attorney General
Supreme Court upholds heirs retain tontine policy rights
In a McKenna authored decision the Supreme Court affirms the Second Circuit ruling in A. E. Hiscock trustee v Jacob M. Mertens. The case concerns three tontine life policies totaling 60,000 dollars held by J Mertens. Mertens argues surrender value allows retention. lower district court ruling favored him but was overturned 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 case
The Supreme Court yesterday dismissed the Empire State Idaho Mining Company vs Kennedy J Hanley ruling the court lacked jurisdiction over Hanleys claim of about 1000 worth of ore taken from the Skookum mine in Shoshons County Idaho The decision ends Hanleys bid for remuneration from the mining operation. The same day the court ruled the government favorable in Davidson Steamship Co vs United States over harbor damage at Two Harbors Minnesota in 1901 and denied a motion to advance hearing in Louisville and Nashville Rwy Co vs Mottley. The session also noted Madle and Jackson of Buffalo vs Birkett of Penn Yan favored Birkett over mercantile misrepresentations and affirmed Rochester Street Railway Co vs City of Rochester upholding the citys right to pay for track expenses. The court then adjourned for Easter recess with return set for 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 Refuses Prison Attendance Case J Newton Williamson
A Supreme Court motion concerns Representative John Newton Williamson of Oregon who argued imprisonment would bar him from congressional sessions. Williamson, convicted in 1805 of conspiracy to unlawfully secure U S lands, sought advance on grounds of constitutional protection and public importance of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
John Newton Willamson
Oregon
Supreme Court of the
United States
Williamson
Supreme Court
Indicted for Conspiracy in New York Fare Game Plot
Frank Homan, Tar deau, and David P Tanner were named in a conspiracy indictment. They allegedly tried in January to persuade Thomas J Kemp of this city to provide 5000 dollars to back a fare game in New York. Additional grand jury indictments include Clark for assault with a dangerous weapon Riley for forgery Cuney and Page for larceny Phillips for grand larceny Savage and Gipson for robbery.
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 T Murphy on trial for arson in court
Richard T Murphy a grocer was placed on trial in Criminal Court No on the charge of setting fire to his store at 144 Twelfth street northwest on Sunday May 4. The blaze was discovered about 1 PM and caused about 100 dollars damage before being extinguished. The government closed its case before noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard T. Murphy
Twelfth Street
Tony
Supreme Court orders and cases list in active term
A dense record of United States Supreme Court decisions with opinions by Justices Moody White Day Holmes Harlan and Brewer. It covers numerous appeals from federal circuits and state courts including Rochester Railway Company Empire State Mining Davidson Steamship and several dredging company cases. motions to advance and warrants for writs of certiorari are noted along with orders announced by Justice Harlan.
Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters Spring Medicine
An old advertisement proclaims Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a splendid spring medicine that invig orates and renews the system to cure general debility dyspepsia indigestion gestiveness colds and griping. It pledges purity.
Courtroom notices and real estate transfers page reel
District of Columbia court docket items list adjournments trials and rulings across equity circuit and criminal courts with cases involving Brown Brunner Carter and others. Real estate transfers include multiple square transfers in Columbia Heights and surrounding blocks with numerous trustees and purchasers.
Theft of Valuable Lens From Harris and Ewing Firm
Wade B D Alter of Pittsburg admitted stealing a $25 lens from Harris and Ewing at 1311 F Street NW. The lens was recovered by United States Express Company after Alter told a relative in Monmouth Illinois. He was arrested by Detective Horn and to 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 to Patrol River at Night for Shad
Auxiliary police boat Vigilant will be commissioned within a day or two and placed on night patrol to stop illegal fishing in protected waters along the river between Washington and Alexandria. The Major Sylvester will aid in patrolling, with renewed effort to prevent drift nets and unlawful fishing by rowboats. Justice Fuller convalesces and may be able to leave bed today. Eagles to hold Easter dance hosted by Washington Aerie No. 125 at the Ball Sixth and streets NW Monday at 9:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester
Washington
Alexandria
Harb& Police
Sylvester Lisut
Button
Eagles
Aerue
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Sixth
Streets Northwest
Blaster
Army Plans Aerial Trip With Free Balloon Test May
Capt Chandler to command a two to three person ascent in a new larger balloon built by Leo Stevens. The May 1 test from Washington aims to explore long flights toward the Mississippi Valley, weather permitting, with a planned three to four day journey. The craft uses varnished silk inflated with canoes for efficiency and is guided by its maker, with Brig. Gen. James Alger supervising.
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 clemency trims officer's career path
President approves Taft recommendation mercy for Capt W. B. Cochran Twenty fourth Infantry dismissed in the Philippines for drunkenness and mitigated to a loss of fifty files, reducing his captaincy tally and likely capping advancement to lieutenant colonel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
W. B. Cochran
Infantry
Philippines
Hng
Army Orders Grant Leave and Promote Officers
Leave of absence for three months is granted First Lieutenant William Stoll. Officers listed report to the president of the examining board at Fort Leavenworth for promotion examinations, including Earnest M. Reeves and others from various infantry regiments. Engineers officers Paul Stanley Bong and William P. Stokey also report for examination. Recruiting officers and officers assigned to depots proceed to specified posts for evidence and instruction. Maj. Samuel D. Sturgis is reassigned within the General Corps. Additional movements include treatment and arrivals at several ports and yards, noting ships and destinations.
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 orders and paymaster appointment noted in dispatch
Orders to Naval Officers and Midshipman W E Renn to Virginia. Assistant Paymaster H Dial named as assistant paymaster from March 18 1907. Prominent physician described pine oil extraction and use as a remedy for rheumatism coughs and colds with cautions about counterfeit products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E Renn
Virginia
H. Dial
Sery
Valuable home in trade on Massachusetts avenue
Real estate broker 3. B. Witmer reports sale to Mrs. C. V. Riley of a three story red brick residence at 1400 Massachusetts avenue overlooking Thomas Circle, valued at 20000 dollars. In exchange Riley provides a large plot at Fourth and Streets Hokington and a cash bonus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Witmer
C. V. Riley
Massachusetts Avenue
Thomas Circle
W. H. Walker
Bishop Satterlee
Riley
Fourth
Hokington
Thirteenth Street Boom Sees Prescott Buys Property
S J Prescott company contractors bought from Mrs Mary Jaeger via Stone and Fairfax a two story and basement dwelling at 14 Thirteenth street northwest for 9500 dollars. The lot fronts seventeen feet on Thirteenth street with ninety six feet depth to a wide alley and a brick stable at rear. Investment purchase near the Mutual Fire Insurance site at Thirteenth street and New York avenue.
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 three story colonial style apartment building
Franklin T Lanner filed a permit for a Fifteenth Street east side Washington Heights project. A H Beers designed a three story Hebt brick and linestone building with 15 apartments costing $25,000 on a 4 by 119 foot lot. J H Halslip plans a second two story red brick four apartment building at C Street Northwest costing $5,000. Japanese imperial steel experts arrived in New York at the Waldorf Astoria seeking a $10,000,000 U S order and will visit domestic plants before sailing to Europe. The four men include Shikaji Takeya Yoshikawa Kinichiro Katayama and Yano. Takaya notes a six year old Yawata mill and a $19,000,000 expansion before the Diet. Contest answers due by April with back numbers available.
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 on real estate in District of Columbia
Money to loan on real estate within the District of Columbia at low interest rates. Numerous lenders advertise. Offers include 4 to 6 percent, optional principal payments, and special terms. Several firms list street addresses in Washington DC and claim prompt service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ioan
District of Columbia
Geo. W. Linkins
19Th St
B. Hoon
Reed
Corcoran
Bea Duchestad
A. Ox CO
D.C
Harrison Realty Company
D. C
Baker
Mletzerott
District Columbia
Walter H. Acker
FL H. Smith CO
Rhs. A Regs. & Uy Incorporated
St. Aw
D. of C
H Saunders & C
Suburban Rentals and Homes in Local Listings
Suburban wants to rent seven room house near Washington with all conveniences and stable ground for a small garden. Ad reads box 707. Box 338 lists seven rooms and bath near cat line with garden space. Real estate ads include seven room modern home with down payment and monthly payments. Box 365 and Miller Shoemaker Real Estate Co advertise sale and rental options at 3 Wisconsin Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Suburban Building Offers and Rural Lands Near Washington
An assortment of real estate ads from Washington area printers tout suburban homes in Livingston Heights and Woodside, country residences near Kensington and Clarendon, subdivided tracts in Prince George County, and cheap building lots along F and 6th streets with terms. Listings highlight proximity to transit, orchards, gardens, and easy financing, with firms like Craig & Royce and Capital Realty and Brokerage Company promoting properties and inspections.
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Livingston Heights
Granclithte Waike
Craig & Royce
Colorado Building
6Th St
Otterbourne
Treasury
Woodside
Brightwood
Karrick & Metdale
Clarendon
Davidson
Kensington
Hen Howe
BN. Russell
Capitol St
Albany
Bob Cottrell
Ares
Spstot
Cortrell
Fells Church
Capital Realty and Brokerage Company {Inc
Northwest Park
Northwest
Cu Electric Carbine
Fantasy Payments
Bulla Wileers F
Matteson
Colorado
Mama
Treaslary
20Th
RE Ave
Fort_Neratoge adiftian
South Brooklant
Tee
Jackson Sk
HORSES AND VEHICLES FOR SALE IN CITY MARKET
A lively auction advertises pacing and trotting mares and a speck wagon with harness. Also offers a small wagon, coffee business wagon, and sound horses for sale at Northern Liberty Market corner. Includes multiple riders, broughams, rockaway wagons, runabouts, carts, harnesses, and tack. Superintendent at Pratt Street stables handles stock. requests for riders and horses to purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Liberty Market
Rockaway
Portmonth
Spaftaway
st_ nw
Abis-Tt U, & Transfer Company
Pratt Street
G-tens
Baltimore
U. &. Transfer Company
Bernardes W. Pratt
Car Greene
Korea
Biga
Dayton
Capitol St
D. Waters
SON
Proposals for Coal Supply for Washington Gas Light Company
Sealed proposals in Washington DC for coal supply for the year starting April 12 1907 to 1908. Quantities include 25 000 tons best inch reined gas coal delivered to wharf 6th and G, 20 000 tons best inch removed gas coal delivered by D. C. cars, 30 000 tons Anthracite broken coal delivered as needed, plus 600 tons for track delivery. Security required. proposals open to rejection of all.
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 Avenue
Huilding
H. B. F Macfarland
Jay J. Morrow
Oting
Commissioners
D. C
Commissioners to Hear on DC District Improvements
Washington March 25 1807 district commissioners announce proposed curb sidewalk work across numerous streets and lanes in DC with costs ranging from 50 to 4 000 dollars and hearings set for April 10 1807 at the district building to receive objections and finalize assessment details.
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SFICE
District OF Columbia
Washington
Dietrict
Wxrd
Massachusetts
Connecticut Avenue
H Street
F Street
Florida Avenue
1Sth
Ith Street
Floride Avenue
Lincais Road
Q Street
R Street
Seid Wastide
Lincoln Road
Sth
Atecet
K Street
Virginia Avenue
Sth Street
T Street
Capitol Street
E Street
Ll Vota
12Th Street
Captol Street
South Carolina Avenue
Ih Street
Seid South Carolina Avenue
17Th Street
Mf Street
M Street
27Th Street
15Th Street
KC Street
35Th Street
Vermont
Mquere
Ki Street
New Jemer Avenue
Malrast
New Jersey ‘Avenue
New Terex Avenue
O Street
Qintreet
St. Sil
Said
Or Jersey Avenue
New Jerey Avenue
Plomiéa Avenue
Rostreet
BOT
New Jere
Hmita
Street
4Th Etrest
7Th Street
Rota
13Th Street
Vermont Avenue
Nye
Rock Creek
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pennsylvania
Avenue
28Th Street
2Th Street
Pearsylvania Avenue
10Th Street
18Th Street
19Th Street
Gobol
J Street
Eard T Street
Connectcut Avenue
Relay
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New Hampshire Avenue
Haire
Nue
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Bist Street
22D Street
Sgidy Q Street
Fist Street
Square
Blair Street
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Aida
D Street
4Th Street
Thomas Ciscle
N Street
14Th Street
Ihensky
Th Street
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New Jersey Avenue
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Tet Street
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Ath Street
33Th Street
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Maid 1Th
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Lith Street
130 Street
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Halorsma Road
Champlain Street
Haid Kalorama Road
Seaton Place
Ath
Fem Coumbla
Irving Street
Kalorama Road
Contave
2D Street
Dhe Huite
Yd Street
Qd Street
Sheridan Circle
Iitta
Tendolph Place
North Capitol Street
Eald Ranroiah Place
Hobt Macfarland
John Biddle
D.C
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Philadelphia
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Rochester Railway Company
Plafabit
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Appelanty
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
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District Court of the United States
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Davidson Steamship Company
United States of America
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Edward H Love
Annie Finchtve
State of Montana
Justice Brower
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Thomas Tindte
State of New York
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National Bank of Houaton Et al
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Morris Edelatelo
Unitead States
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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
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Thomas F. O'Nell
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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
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Pocorkoa
Scbsner Chemical Company
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National Dod Fountain Company
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Flistcher
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Thomas Vs
Washington Railway Xd Electric Company
Catholic Union of Amorfos
Wargamen
Gtarja
Washington and Southern Railway
Dover
Southern Railway
Barnes
Slater
Talbott Va
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Criminal Court NO. 1
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Blager Hermann
Om Stal
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Eiger Hermann
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Justice Barnart
Stone
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John Robertson
Staten ‘Va
Matthew McNelt
Frankage
Jamen W. Pumpheey
Hamund E. Musson
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Washington Loan and Trnat Company
Exteutrix
Agnew Henson
Charles A. Bradford
Hanla D. Jones
Sophia E. Walter
Carlton M. Beall
Wiliam
W. W. Stewart
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Bingleton L Cooper
Joseph
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Jordan
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Harry Wardman
Marlo Henry
Charles F. Dickey
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
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Fuller
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Sackett
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J. B. Wimer
Mr. C. V. Riley
Office of Publication
Miller-Shoemaker Real Estate Company
Winconsin
God
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Treasury Department
S. W. Pickford
181
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Riverdale
College Park
City
Sublerian Electric Cer
Joseph I. Weller
F St
Acaves
H. PO
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LAR Stone CO
Burnstine’s. . Loan Office
Forest Lodge
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OLD Colonial Estates
Auburton
City Homes
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Soule CO
New Senate Nnliding
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Bers Axe
Hugo Seaberg
Oxner, Raton
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Leo Baum
Golionberate
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