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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1917

Page

10

Runaway boy hides in tomb near Patterson bones in Washington

A 17 year old, James Dove, lived in a tomb on the Patterson estate above Florida Avenue, cooking meals and sleeping among bones. He admitted stealing a bicycle and was sentenced to four months in jail with possible probation. Prominent Washington figures pledge loyalty to the United States as German Americans face rumors of disloyalty.

United States Germany Stars and Gustav Buchholz Hotel Occidental Aftout America Woodrow Wilson William F Gude Chamber of Commerce Washington Ernst Verstenburg E Street Cravaceortaen Washington Light Infantry Martin Wieg United German Societies Pronesia West Mtr Christian Heurich James M. Dove Bechley James Deve Patterson Institution For the Deaf and Dumb Florida Avenue K Street Dave Pattersort Stead Dove Postal Telegraph Company Mullowary

Child Reunited With Mother After Eight Years

Dorothy Irene Gravy, once a foundling inmate later adopted, was returned to her mother Grey Reid by Chief Justice Covington in the District Supreme Court. The infant had been committed by the juvenile court to the Washington Name for Foundling and later lived with a Covington family who adopted her and moved to the city six months ago. The mother, Viarla Reid, sought habeas corpus to recover the child, but the court ruled Virginia adoption without the mother’s notice could not bind the court.

Dorothy Irene Gravy Grey Reid Covington District Supreme Court Washington Foundling Rach Dorothy Viarla Reid

Italian chef found guilty of second degree murder in 1916 stabbing

Alexandre DCLDionisio, an Italian chef formerly at the University Club, was found guilty of second degree murder by a jury before Justice Gould in District Supreme Court. He killed Quinto Vienne, another Italian chef, in the August 16, 1916 stabbing after a street confrontation. Dionisio’s wife fainted in court as verdict was delivered.

Alexandre Dcldionisio Tnversity Club Gould Rminal District Supreme Court Huling Quinto Vienne Khunves Vienna Bentenie

Canadian travel tax discussed at Niagara Falls meeting

A proposed eight dollar tax on all travelers entering the United States from Canada was reviewed by Canadian railway officials at Niagara Falls. The levy would take effect after May 1 and reportedly be refunded to travelers upon returning to Canada, as discussions outline the measure.

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Internal Bathing's Rapid Growth Headlines Health Claim

Internal Bathing is praised for quick consumer conversion amid claims of eliminating intestinal waste and boosting morning clarity. Endorsements from Washington DC readers cite the Cascade device as a key aid, with stores offering a free booklet on efficiency.

Henri Guillaume Washington, DC Donnells and Iffiecks Washington Man of

Very Good Eddie and Twin Beds at local theaters

Belasco Theater opens with Very Good Eddie next Monday with Helen Raymond Georgie Mack John Willard and Mignon McGubney in key roles Daisy De Witt Elliott Taylor dance numbers appear while Anna Ort Gladys Slatfield and Karl Benham sing and dance. Twin Beds runs a week at the National Theater featuring Langdon McCormick's comedic spectacle and a string of other attractions at nearby venues through the week.

Eddie Belasco Theater Helen Raymond Georgie Mack John Willard Mignon McGubney Daisy de Witt Elliott Taylor Anna Ort Gladys Slatfield Karl Benham

Gun Logs Brothers Dead in Murphysboro Fire

The article reports the deaths of Gun Logs brothers James and John Logan in a fire near Murphysboro. Both were 7 years old, residents of Washington, employed by a New York firm, and their deaths followed a long day of work. Funeral arrangements are pending for the brothers in Murphy's home.

Dreco Proves a Spring Tonic for Mrs Malone in Anacostia

Mrs Annie Malone of 1347 1 Street Northwest reports long suffering relief after taking Dreco. She describes improved appetite sleep and weight gain while noting elimination of headaches nervousness constipation and a lingering bad mouth taste. Dreco is advertised as a general building tonic by O Donnell Drug Stores in Anacostia and Alexandria.

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