Children to Sing at National Theater Charity Festival
The Playgrounds Association plans a charity song festival at the National Theater on May 17 to raise funds for school playgrounds. About 560 public school children will perform under Miss Alye Gentley, with boxes reserved by President Roosevelt who may attend. Tickets go on sale at the National Theater box office, while teachers will excuse pupils for dress rehearsal and the event.
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Association
National Theater
AIG
Virginia Avenue
Ninth Street
Miex
Mabel Towner
C. L. Spinney
North Capitol
Olivia Baker
Harry Towne
Rosedale
Seventeenth
Gales Streets
Agnes Stewart
Edward F. Milter
Delaware Avenue
Sarah Fergandis
J C. van Lee
Minnie Price
Thomas Johnson
Thei Nesy
At & O
Ciseck
Alye
Gentley
Roosevelt
Playgrounds Association
Friendship
Barney
Macfarland
Dollie Farber
Katherine Beron
Doris Moore
Gretchen Prescott
Pauline Stone
Earth Jones
Margaret Ball
Leonard Pohl- Man
Joseph Schaaf
May Whittaker
Alice Stewart
Margaret McCambridge
Reymond Goodman
Jacl Magon
Harry Burch
Ricardo Alleson
Daniel Lockwood
Maurice Lipscombert Gormley
Herbert Macaulay
Taylor Elker
Ralph Goldsmith
Jack Meson
Mary Haden
Leonora Nelson
Joe Haight
Mildred Martin
Lilie Wimer
Wiliam Ellis
Anita Parker
Vivien Miller
Mary Byers
Eugene Freeman
Lena Ramsay
Robert Gore
Loretta Goddard
Ella Garnner
Helen Short
Margaret Browne
Phillips Glennon
Alte
Herbert Brandes
Frank Thompson
Bartle Miller
David Gibbon
John Riker
Chauncey Wimsteld
Mary Low Thombli
Bessie Vellines
Oprano
Florence Long
Ruth Schloser
Hortense Hand
Bessie Birch
Dorothy Sohact
Frances Fosbheider
Ethel Howarth
Cutler Vickers
Saudia Rudastialo
Clarence Dettinerr
Irene Hardest
Louise Beamer
Grace Res
Robert Henderson
Violet Parker
Ethel Lormler
Bun
Emma Wabl
Thomas
Eve Krey
Florence Steffens
Marie Banks
Neliie Grimtb
Mattie Wikina
Virginia Lewis Louis Herbert
Regina White
Henry Hoffman
Addison Brown
Russell Walker
Elise Milne
Pap Blackinstone
Howard Lowe
Katherine Chambers
Saale Stowell
Anna Clokey
Jane Angell
Jane William
Marie Warren
School Chorus Roster Lists Ninth Division Students
Readable fragments show listed students across Sixth to Ninth Division Schools. Names span multiple grades and soprano alto and other voice parts, with numerous individuals including Mary Theift Vernon Gameme Nelle Koran and many more.
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Hazel Slea
Roswall Boathjy
Alta Brenson
Helen Poland
Ursula Herr A Schwartz
Annie Ryan
Margaret Hancock
Jesametta Williams
Sue
Jannetta Williams
May Borland
Arthur Shaffer
Lena Kabansky
Lewis Martin
Elizabeth Boswell
Blanche Hassenberg
Drury Watcher
Margaret Moore
Neliie Kunz
Ruth Arth Florence Lamar
Amy Brown
Violet Howe
Valeria Simms
Hazel Weiss
Ruby Raymond
Lydian Orkman
Irving Burgess
Gladys Mills
Howard Sullivan
Charles Foster
Violet Hone
Florence Leger
Elizabeth Smith
Mary Hartranft
Florence Kubel
Gladge Bunting
Lottie Ball
Ruth Ayler
Bessie Prender
Violet Chase
Dorothy Dough
Jess Fred Sanderson
Edith Harr
Ellen Charmrtrom
Iva Downs
Mildred McKee
Weacott” Mil Je
Aliso Hippos
Mary Theift
Vernon Gameme
Nelle Koran
Watlade Stoktera
Clare Free
Helen Night
Virginia Houghton
Alto
Sadie
Samuel Boyd
Warner Curley
Caroline Gitton
Mary Helvin
Margaret Blekop
Filto
Eldriige Tate
Bilton Coyle
Catherine McCarthy
Clara Gittings
Gheries Simpson
Harvey Morsland
Sidney Murphy
Nora Richardson
Catherius Biasey
Boprano
Ithel Strubs
Inge Bruner
Ethel de Tertpie
Willian Hays
Ada Milmtead
Site
Zarl Martin
Vivian Wilson
Louis Perron
Annie Fictiachile
Herbert Ramsey
Sylvan Felter
Theotore Hots
Alice Cox
Daniel MecCallum
Fopteno
Prada Clayton
Katherine Lang
Ronella Dippenbaush
Josie Waltz
Hilda Farr
Lilian Daly
Sllo
Clarence
Power
Robert Nevin
Alexander Boyd
Emily Toepper
Archibald Myers
Fréderick Markhalm
Gopfano
Yona
Middleton
Catherine Kruse
Ethel Walther
Grace Robey
Helen Knox
Bessie Lindesz
Alice Vexix
Dalling Fillmore
Presley Jones
Ethel Barber
Als Exdorf
Siste Mocers
Mike Judd
Julie R Ayem
Raymond Roach
William Thomas Maude Zacher
Annie Bleck
Fantine Hortonake
Mabel Mackintosh
Lorena Boach
Mary Macfarians
Déprand
Helen Earnshaw
Leola Hopkins
Gertrude Misel
Pandy Carter
Amy Clark
Edna Taylor
Wid Joseph Kirchner
Fuillard Wood
Anna Prict
Maggie Shaw
Helen Giott
Nelle Giden
Celeste Whitacre
Exmity Leothien
Sarah Margon
Ruth Griffin
Raymond Leisinger
Edgar Murphy
George Anderson
Florence Eisinger
Sarah Owens
Mildred Crook
Songano
Georgie Hummer
Ruth Duplington
Francia McGreth
Joe Kirchner
Ale
Richard Johnson
Marian Campbel
Viol Belt
Henry Potter
Amp Little
Myrtle Owens
Margaret Ebens
Vernat Hetfield
Eileworth Akers
Samuel Leonard
Todd Ashby
Thomas Heffernan
Dorothy Parsons
Winnifred Barnhold
Florence Winkler
Inez Hogan
Margaret Hizér
Claude Babcock
Clause Gathgens
Kathleen Mahoney
Charlotte Hogan
Gussie Horner
Ethel Davis
Lote Harrington
Ethel Lawrence
Adelaide Harbers
Maud Johnson
Frank
Harriman Case Stenographer Held on $1000 Bail
New York May 1 former Harriman stenographer Rank M Hull was held in bail of $1000 for trial on charges connected to publication of a letter from E H Harriman to Sidney Webster that drew a heated reply from President Roosevelt.
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Hill
New York
M. Hull
E. H. Harriman
Harriman
Sidney ‘Webster
Roosevelt
Office Building Planned on Galt Estate Corner
The Galt Estate transfers land at Ninth Street and Grant Place Northwest to Victor Evans for 35,000 dollars. The four story white stone office building will rise on the 40 by 170 foot lot, with stores on the ground floor and rooms above, Evans planning to occupy several offices himself. The sale, recorded through Halmanston and Coghlan via Thomas J. Pisher & Co., is tied to proposed demolition or alteration of the old house once a landmark in the area.
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Galt
Ninth Street
Grant Place
Victor Evans
Halmanston and Coghlan
Thomas J. Pisher & Co
Iot
William Galt
Vans
Evans
Evana
Deposits Extra Postage By Lester City Postmaster
William Hill postmaster at Lester shire New York deposited 3265 with the Postmaster General to cover a charge for extra copies of a paper published by Mr Hi sent out under second class privileges. The department claimed advertising use and higher postage. Hill tendered the money after talks with Third Assistant Postmaster General Lawshe, with his attorney T R Tuthiil present. The deposit covers the maximum claimed and an excess, if found, will be refunded.
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William H.ill
Lestershire
N. Y
Binghamton
Hill
Lawshe
Ferry Line Cuts Fare Between Washington and Alexandria
Managers announce a new fare of 5 cents one way on the Washington Alexandria ferry. A new schedule follows trips every ninety minutes from 6 am to 6 pm. Previously the round trip fare was 15 cents and 16 cents for each one way trip.
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Hne
Washington
Alexandria
Thomas Langhorn Funeral Held in Anacostia
The funeral for Thomas Langhorn, who died Sunday morning, was held yesterday at 2 PM from his home at 3 Monrey Street, Anacostia. Conducted by Kit Carson Post No. 7, G A B, of which he was a member, with Rev. William G. Davenport officiating. Interment followed at Arlington Cemetery. he leaves a wife and three daughters, aged 73, a thirty year Anacostia resident and Washington Navy Yard employee.
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Navy Yari Employe
G. A. B. Comrades
Thomas Langhorn
Srondey
Monrey Street
Anacostia
Kit Carson Poat
William G. Davenport
Emanuel Protestant Episecopal Church
Anacdstia
Arlington Cemetery
Handsome residence sold to Maj. J S Reynolds at 1413 Twenty-first St NW
Maj. J S Reynolds Landis paid $10,000 through Murray A Cobb with Hillard Owen for the residence at 1413 Twenty-first Street NW, previously owned by Mrs. Louisa Robinson. Lease may extend to May. Landis plans to reside there, with more land added for a forest reserve in Utah. The Fish Lake forest reserve in Sevier County, Utah, grows by 75,000 acres on the northwest side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Reynolds Landis
Maj. J
Reynolds Lande
Murray A. Cobb
Hillard Owen
Twenty-first Street
Louisa ¥. Robinson
Landis
Fish Lake Forest
Sevier County
Utah
Legal Record from District Courts in Apibats and Columbia
Court entries list cases across Equity and Circuit Courts, noting parties such as Washington National Building Association, Peters, Strickland, and Tucker, with deeds of trust released and injunctions granted. Bankruptcy and criminal dockets show adjournments, guilty verdicts, and pleas, including United States v William Davis, Warren, Grady, Minnix, and Simpson, with attorneys named and assignments noted.
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Suprema Court
District of Columbia
Rqsity Court
Justion Ciabaugh
Matfarland Ve. Peters
Wro Cépresso
Coroplainant
H. H. ‘Thomas
Patterson & Lambert
T. la Jefords
M. J. Colbert
Nichola
Waghiteton National Building Association
Equity Court NO
Mir
Justice Gould
Strickland Ve. Tucker
Albert Harper
McKenney, Flannery & Hite
Strasburger & Witeen
Cakey Vs. Smith Et Si Metiba
Bend
Bretwon
noHivitor, Co
Race Tee
Livitors
McKenney& Flannery
Ford & Heys
Fier
Corviniosarsers
Dean, Matthews & Brandenburg
Hamilton & Colbert
Justice Barnard
United States
Howard Warren
Med
Carrington
William N. Minnix
James Grady
Mitchell
United States Vs
Josephine Simpson
John H. Menners
Bled
Rebseca Meiners
Real Estate Transfers Chronicle Found in District Plats
A long list of real estate transfers across multiple squares urban blocks. Names include George G Arnold Agnes M Arnold John B Avergon Alice A James Josiah W Brinker John A Wer Bold Michael Burke Harvey Winfield Hildebeth Browning Paris Percy Crawford Olive R Taylor Lewis E Greininger Armand J Gumprecht Anna Jones Thomas E Kibbey Antonia Sickela Jackson E Lucas Henry C Stewart Guy Safford Elmer Robey Thea Gill George Righter Edward Brown William Thomas Augustus Thomeron Dennis Vitale J Wise and others. Transactions involve parcels in Mount Pleasant Pleasant Plains Deanwood and other blocks with various trust arrangements and values from 10 to 25 dollars or more, and durations from months to years.
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George G. Arnold
Agnes M. Arnold
Chichester
John B. Av
Ergon Et Ax
Alice A James
Josiah WH. Brinker
John A. Wer Bold
Ana
Michael Burke
Harvey
Winfield
Dean Wood
Hilzebsth
Browning
Vis
Soln W
B. W
Bealey Wallace
Lewis E. Greininger
Armand J Gumprecht
Black
Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
Columbia Heights
Sarah HE. Carroll
Challe
Abraham L Baltestein
Aublog K. Squvake
John Casey
Margaret Denny
sovaRe Ewilliam Colifseaux
Anvchia Jones
Mount Pleasant and
Percy Crawford
Olive R.taylor
Square
Mann Edmonaton
T. Percy Myers
John SB. Larner
Alexandr Hecht
William L. Halsterd
Annie B. Halstead
Part
Eminel P. Hialatead
Annie B Hlalatead
George W. Halstead
Annie B. Halatead
Michael M. Inons
William G .Thomas
Carrie L. Millard
Eldridge E. Jordan
Aquars
Sto
Nellie C. Haviston
North Grounds
Columbia University
Pinckney B
Thomas E. Kibbey
Antonia P. Sickela
Jackson E
Anthony F Lucas
Fluasant Plains
Henry C. Stewart
Guy Saiold
Ingleside
Williare H
J. Murdock
Clarlet Ux
Edward J. Stellwegen
George E. Hamilton
Thomas M. Gale
Victor L Dodge
George G Ayers
Lemuel Fugitt
William H. Him
South Brookland
Mary V. Eisenbelsa
Adolph J
Herbert T Shannon
Morton J Lucha
Charles G Sager
Jock
Hoemead Manor
Lewie Gillis
S P .Thompson
Morton J. Lucha
Harry B. Willson
Harry Wardman
Atipana
Gumprecht Et Ux
Hmanuel Sketch
George C Esher
Lewis B. Breaninger
Mount Pleasant
Columbia
Johanna Hewett
Washington Loan and ‘Trust Company
Equitable Co-operative Building Association
Anthony F Lucadet
Alvin G. Belt
Frederick W Graham
Necure
Antonia P. Stekies
Allison Naller
Gret Ux
John B Larner
John A Hamilton
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Asbury Park
Elmer
Robey Et Ux
Herbert A
Thea NM Gill, Jr
Theo. MN Gill
Samuel B Rinehart
Joseph J. Oller
Tollo
George BE Righter
Edward ©. Brown
Charles B. Clark
M. Brown
Guy 8
Safford
James BM. Green
Mason N Richardson
Henry C Stewart
Guy Safford
Philip Jwettner
Charles Jenkins
Delta
Delta Association
William G Thomas
Saul and
Janes
H. H. Bergmanh
George M Emmerich
Metropolis Building Association
Dennis Vitale
J. Barton Miller
G. D Miller
AC ‘Nelligan
Wise Et Ux
Charles H. Weaver
Wiliam
Rogenbusch
Deanwood
Erby W
Beaster Wallace
Galen E. Queen
John W. Browning
Elizabeth Browning
John A. Warfield
Fred Heyn
George H. MacDonald
Hattie Dan
Surplus for April 1907 and Debt Decline Report
The monthly comparative statement shows total receipts of 53,460,591 and expenditures of 43,871,13 yielding a surplus of 8,189,487 for April 1907, with ten months of the fiscal year producing a 956,478,751 surplus. Receipts by source include Customs 27,651,058 and internal revenue 21,253,852 with increases. debt figures show a Treasury debt drop of 5,768,949 after redeeming 4 percent bonds of 1907, with cash in hand 401,388,343 against outstanding liabilities 1,270,762,744 and total cash balance 1,672,151,086.
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Apti
Wang
Treasury
The
National
Circulation Growth in National Banks Reported by Comptroller
The monthly circulation statement shows total national bank notes outstanding at April 30 were 599,019,840 an annual rise of 43,267,085 and a monthly rise of 2,701,777. Bond based currency stood at 550,203,771 up 86,731,252 for the year and 2,571,708 for the month. Legal tender based circulation was 49,709,068 up 7,488,306 for the year and 130,060 for the month. Bonds on deposit to secure circulating notes totaled 563,1099,050 and to secure public deposits 192,681,485 with diverse securities including Panama Canal bonds and District of Columbia issues among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comptroller of the Currency
Closa
Buelnest
United States
District of Columbias
Sharp rise in copper price in London market
London May 1 copper jumped from £108 per ton to £114, with the Rio Tinto Company selling at the peak. The advance marked a sensational rise and set a record price for the metal in today’s market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rio Tinto Company
Thia
New York
Lake
Standard
Sge Fd
Cleveland
Pounce Northern
Foundry
Northern
Southerd
Jary Southern
Washington Market Report Highlights Steady Prices Across Items
Wholesale prices shown for eggs meat poultry and dairy with firmness in butter and cheese. Live poultry demand steady with turkeys and ducks mixed. vegetables and fruits show varied gains with fresh potatoes, apples, strawberries, and oranges noted. overall market activity described as firm with slow stock movement in some lines.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Southwestern Virginia
Jernesnes
North Carolina
New York State
Bermuda
Florida
State
Wester
Charleston
Ralery
Western
California
New York Cotton and Chicago Grain Markets Report
Market notes show New York cotton with sharp advances and a steady close as old crop months hold gains while new crop shows modest strength amid favorable weather for the Southern belt. Wheat, corn, and oats rallied on cold weather fears and bullish export hints, with May deliveries active and prices near session highs amid strong demand from longs.
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WB. Hits & Co
Hibba & Co
New York Stock
Strest
New York_Stock Exchange
Wanstington
Washington
Chicago Board of Trade
Cago Board of Trade
New York
Ofort Ribs
Orleans
Chiesa
Jely
Ted
Additio
Liverpool
Longs
Hact
Wien
Alowea
Etrong
Mifont
Deluth
Afiont
Washington Cattle Market Receipts and Prices
The Washington cattle market reports receipts and quotes by weight and type. Prices include calf and beef categories, with various grades and terms noted, along with a Pennsylvania dividend declaration and a U S commodity note about silver purchases by a government department.
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Becins
Ivt
Grane
Agney Gaskina
George Yeonald
Rose Levy
Carrie Sheppard
Cecil Taxlor
Margaret Rock
Anaole Thomas
Charles Schwertnew
David Blakelock
Florence Leonhardt
Mary Curry
Louis Bennatt
Nelile Serrell
Maurice O’connell
Adete Robinson
Jeasle Walter
Gatherne
Certer
Helene Rollow
Pearl Davis
Percy Hullings
Walter Waits
Ida Cox
Daniel Spaight
George Barghausen
Agnes Holden
Augusta Graefe
Mario Gordex
Bergius Seaton
Horst Colton
Bertha Cewea
Frances Jacobser
Marian “Ajn
Marie Graves
William Lanahan
Rebecca Appestein
Edward Thomas
Alice Beoad
Na Myrtie
Young
Mamta Cronin
Cleyton Cross
Exabeth Clark
Lil Man Eater
Loutee Bridges
Madred ‘Price
Kate Fairfax
Edna
Ready
Louis
Haneke
Elizabeth Quigsey
Rayon Newman
John Hammond
Edna Tsien
Bertha Collins
Jane Hollinger
Mildred Weise
Nite Copp
Bapranc
Kihel Kidwell
Leurner
Hesse Oritha
Well Moort
Henry Parker
b-Malzue
Irene van Horn
Alice Knott
Helen Simson
Cather
Ferry Line
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Eee
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