Smallpox at Occoquan Leads to Partial Quarantine Visit by Maryland Governor
Smallpox at Occoquan forces a partial quarantine of the prison. One patient is nearly recovered. another, William Biaz, is confirmed with smallpox and sent to the smallpox hospital. Vaccination of inmates proceeds and District Jail prisoners face continued confinement. Gov. Goldsborough visited with Commissioners to inspect the workhouse and discuss reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Goldsborough
Maryland
Occoquan
William Biaz
Washington
Smallpox Hospital
Sal
Cage
Mark Brooke
Cm Parisioner
John Joy
George 3. Wilson
Saerstars
Board of Anarities
Insurance business heavy in District of Columbia
Promina ary exes on insurance of all sorta collected in the District of Columbia Wiring II reached the total of 36 831 19s according to a statement issued yesterday by Charles F. Nesbit superintendent of insurance. The statement was based on reports of business for the year which under the law must be filed with an insurance department not later than April. The largest premiums were for life insurance totaling 104 418. Premiums for fire and accident insurance through federal benefited associations amounted to 70 695 74. Fire and marine premiums were 4.88 and casualty premiums. AT
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Promina
District of Columbia
Charles F. Nesbit
Featerna’ Beneficial Associations
Expected Bigger Meat Output For 1911 Predicted
The Perteral doreat service foresees a rise in national meat production with grazing permits on IGG forests boosting stock numbers. This year about 11,440,000 animals can be grazed including 1,100,000 cattle and horses, 9,000,000 sheep and goats, and 63,000 hogs, up from last year by about 3,800 cattle and horses and 4,000 sheep and goats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annuidag
Lye Atock
Police notes report injuries from crashes and thefts in city
Police notes detail several incidents: Ricard WB and a motorcyclist were injured after a collision with an automobile at Flevanth and streets. a second rider, owner John Vanderbilt’s bike, collided with a vehicle driven by Dunn W. White near Sixteenth and northwest streets. Mrs Daniels reports a jewelry theft from her home on Newton Street Northeast. Gladys Harris, 6, struck by a car on Second and 4 streets northwest. a motorcycle officer injured chasing a reckless car on P Street Northwest. Harriet Halther reports a break in at her apartment on 12 H Street. Coroner’s jury rules Joseph Smith died from a skull fracture after falling from the Pennsylvania Avenue bridge at Eck Creek. jury calls for Joann Jackson to be held for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vanderbilt
Dunn W. White
Hanover
Charles F. Wilson
Gladys Harris
Aeavaeid
Mynec
Plefachmann Yuast Company
Josph Smith
Othe
Pennsylvania Avenue Bridge
Atek Creek
Joan Jackson
Critic of His Indeans Viewpoint on Indian Affairs
A secretary criticizes the current handling of Indian affairs. She supports the Solomal plan favoring individualized schools and modern home villages over government boarding schools and resevation chaos. She argues for sympathy and real teachers, resisting servile assimilation and demanding fair treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ber
Iromiol
Dian
Tribéa
Solomal
Indian Service
Guilty Verdict in Navy Yard Racing Book Trial
Porter L Paylor the first of the navy yard employees charged with making a betting book on races was found guilty yesterday five counts sustained. Attorney David Borhachila filed for a new trial and Judge Mulloway allowed bail at 1000. Paylor and others were arrested in a yard casd last year by detectives and police and DA said trials for the remaining defendants would begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter L. Payier
Navy Yard
Zo Ark
Ser
David Borhachila
Paylor
Mulloway
United States
Health service warns against pellagra cures
The Public Health Service issued a warning about so called pellagra cures sold across the Southern States. Analyses of specimens found nothing of value for treating pellagra. Officials called the advertising and sale of these preparations fraudulent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Service
Public- Health Service
Federal troops added to quell Colorado coal strike
State and Federal authorities cooperated to settle the Colorado coal strike as regular and state troops moved through Ludlow Aguilar and Walsenburg. Secretary Garrison denied a disarmament order and sought full reports before action. Governor Ammons and Maj Holbrook requested reinforcement, and Keating urged more troops for the Boulder district to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Garrison
Gov. Ammons
Maj. Holbrook
Keating
Boulder
Ctal
Denver
Colo
Trinidad
Fremont County
Walsenburg
Ludlow
Aguilar
Maj. Holrock
Gov. Ammond
Films of Drug Fiends' Fate Shown to Prisoners
Prison inmates watched reels depicting cocaine use and crime in a dim Walnut Street Theater presentation. Guards observed as younger men showed emotion and tears while older, hardened figures remained stoic. Some inmates sobbed, others retained a defiant air as the film’s lesson unfolded. The show ended with limited shifts in mood and inmates returning to cells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom the
Cinemont
Commercial Tribune
Supt
Bader
al Wisner
Walnut Street
Births Reported In A Busy Town Lineup
Willam B and Grace Chathar have a girl. Gorge and Christina Menke welcome a girl. Arthur D Kad Sdna Holmes a girl. Fenrlen and Florence Johanson a girl. Joseph and Ida Kreinge twins a girl and a boy. Waller D and Augusta Hall a boy. Thomas J and Grace A Chpeland a girl. August P and Margaret Hazes a girl. Neur D and Emily W Brown a boy. Intward G and Jennie V Dungas a girl. Jamel and Fanole Bachrach a girl. Samiel and Bella Shinwerg a boy. George J and Bilaubath Junghans a girl. Dineph and Antoinette Tavarorea a boy. Albert and Elizabeth Bly a boy. Beril and Rachet Barsky a girl. Welsh, Mulgra and Francessa Currady a girl. Benjamin and Artineta Dowell a girl. Robert and Susie Cook a boy. Tioy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam B
Grace Chathar
Gorge
Christina Y
Menke
Gil
Arthur D. Kad
Sdna Holmes
Fenrlen
Florence Johanson
Joseph
Ida Kreinge
Waller D
Augusta Hall
Jamel
Fanole Bachrach
Samiel
Bella Shinwerg
George J
Bilaubath
G. Junghans
Dineph
Antoinette Tavarorea
Albert
Elizabeth Bly
Bor Beril
Rachet ‘Barsky
Susie C." Welsh
Mulgr Aod
Francessa Currady
Benjamin
Artineta Dowell
Rotert
Susie Cook
Licensed to Marry in Random City Notices
Licensing notices list multiple couples from Richmond Virginia Washington DC and Maryland with ages and partner names. The fragment includes names Bessie Taylor Henry Williams Anna Finch Homer Burgess and Alsie Reel among others with minister TherON Duywater and Rev Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Williams
Bessie B. Taylor
Richmond
Theron Duywater
Wilh
Washington, D. C
Alsie V. Reel
Tuxedo
Chambers
Death notices listing multiple individuals and ages
Death notices report Patrick McLaughlin and several others with ages ranging from 64 to 86. The fragmentary list mentions addresses such as South St Av, 143 Vth at ae, 301 toth at ay, and Providence Hospital. Also named are Joseph Bury 82, George R E Newland 69, Isaac Stakes, Maury V. Dateher, Gertrude OMWIL, and Thomas G Hughes among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick McLaughlin
South St. Av
Wayears
Joseph Bury
Vth
Frank
Iamen B. Tors
George RE Newland
Caostanon Aurrago
Providence Hospital
Mary
Beeet
North Capital St
Issac Stakes
Washington
Aurum
Homital Ears
Trowas
Gertrude Omwil
Maury
Dateher
Saran
J. Smailivond
Acker al Thomas
G.hughes
sNaonie _McAbee
Brickyar Wonlhas
Real estate transfers list across Northwest and surrounding DC areas
Real estate transfers recorded across multiple DC neighborhoods. Trustees and individuals such as National Savings and Trust, German Orphan Asylum Association, Evangelical Lutheran Church of Georgetown, and Maryland Avenue properties change hands. Properties include lots and squares on Florida, Rhode Island, Maryland, First to Seventh streets, and Manor, with various buyers and nominal sums noted, including $10 to $70 payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strnet
Edmand Lingebach
West Holmead Manow
Heber L. Thornton
Dorim S. Platt
Nouce Manor
Enrietta G. Heinkelt
Washington Steel and Ordnance Company
Florida Avenue
Lilan EB
Walker
Henry
Wanil Beasto
Maryland Avenue
Mary
Riggs
Henrietta Sess
Tor Sl
First Street
Meridian NL
Marie A. Garzigna
Tomar
Seventh Street
Jantees A
Dureey
Capitol Street
B. Hickcox
M. Jeppley
Randle Highlands
United States Trust Company
John £. Malton
Square
John Mellon
United State
Realty Company
Washington
Wiliat F. Weigel
We Ty
Geore J. Bradbury
Meridian
Thomas L. Fortune Ty Felix “Garaigita
Marie A. Garzixtin
Eckington
Amelia A. Banet
John Hito
Wantam J. Wilson
Joseph’ D. Healey
Larter
Whitehaven
Phillip
Jacob
Wittents
Rachel G. Pleres
Kenilworth
Harvey
Norman Bi ‘Ryan
Ighlands
Holmes Gen
Tear’ Realty Corporation
Robert
B. Holmes
Chilech “Castld Mangr Almce Wilson
Charles
Wilson
Spart
Cenrseri We
J Mer
Magruder
Harry_ Ae
Cy “Thombs
Court notes and motions in early 1914 federal and DC courts
The document lists ongoing motions and calendar entries across United States Court of Claims District of Columbia and Circuit Courts. It records adjournments dates, names of parties including Johnson, Parker, Price, and various railway and insurance defendants, and assignments for May 1 to May 4 1914 with judges and attorney teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court of Claims
Edward K. Campbell
Justie Charles B. Howry
Fenton W. Booth
Yuative Gaorge W. Atkinson
Jore Lopes Castilo
Philippine Islands
Norris
United States
Argumant
G. W. Hott
Gamisa
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court
Justise Gould
Prenton Va
Pranton
Augeney
Haer
Howther
Honcho
Attorneya
Wilson
Widmayer
Fie
Porella
Parella
O'Shea
Sacks
Schwartz Va
Allantte ‘Building Company
Stevenberg
Ridcat
Putteye Wm
Wotteya
Glee
O'Brien
Crawford Va
Crawford
Baker
Caanthe—Davi
Lennon
American Security and Trust Company
Colbert—McMahon
Campbell Ya Campbell
White
Taon Nu
Kelly Vs
Kelly
Williamson
Laams Ye. Taama
Martin
Gircest Gourt NO
Justice Barnard
Lynn Ve. Mitchell Mining Company
Pininuft
Atteriey
C. E
Southwestern Investment Company
Tlalaiki
L. A. Grossman
Douglas
Ruma & Obear
Sherman 'S
Appalachian Issurance Company
Atorney
LG. Grosaman
Douglas, Ruffin & Meer
Fayrest
Moore
FEU
Byg
Mays
New Amsterdam Casualty Company
Gitlings & Chanderlin
Brockenney
Flannery & Hitz
Upnerman
Washington Railways and Electric Company
Newmyer
Lyon & Lyon—Johnson
Clerk
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Quinn Johuison
Wes. Dodge
Duehay
Altorneys
Dotpson
Ford
Whiteford
Willams
Alexander Leave Grant
Circuit Court No
Justice Anderson
al Hulbert
Western Valon Telegraph Company
Plaintif
D. W. Baker
W. R. Leahy
A . Walker
Washington Halfway and Electria Company
Plaintifa
W. J. Lambert
R. H. Yeatman
Bhigson
Philadelphia, Baltimore ,and Washington Railway Company
McKenney, Flannery & Hitz
Maorris
Latham
Bie
Platuglif
C. 1 Diggs
W. B. Tardiner
Whaner
Capital Traction Company
Demurrer
Platana
Richardson
Hogan
Moorman
Gace
H. Wlushiy
P. B. Cromelin
Buckler
Plalhlin
John Rilent
J. He Adriaans
Tyler & Rutherford
Melmont
Wolf—Lambert
Noise
Goodyeay Tire and Rubber Company
Dorie
Heiwane
Bundy
Shreve
District ‘Court Sr
Wright
Square
Deeds of Trust Additions to Takoma Washington Area
Deeds of trust list numerous secured loans and properties in Washington area including Pettit and Union Trust Company securing 32,000 dollars for three years at 6 percent, Saunders and Livingston securing 31,800 for four years at 6 percent, and multiple other trust deeds across square numbers with sums ranging from 1700 to 17,008 dollars, with various term lengths and semiannual interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Takoma Wmark
Richard Pettit
Union ‘Trust Company
Feere Washington Loan and Trust Company
Squart
Doran
Platt Et Ax
William Hi. Saunders
Clawd Livingston
Albert M. Conner
Jets
Square
Margaret Iuomann
Alla Isemann
Mary
Gilmora
Chapin Crown
Vienty H. Bergmant
Oriental Buildhug Association
Woka
Annie B. Brown i Wharton
I “Lonter
Michael Dr. Colbert
Netinal Permanent Guilding Association
Jusephh D. Heetoy
Albert
Wildman
Rivard
Quinlan
Ellen M. Reltig
Marcella Taylor
Percy H. Russsell
George L. Bunell
John J. Tenonell
Dinong Scorage Company
Wil- Am AL Rewings
Massachusetts
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Jasuary J
Hyman Dede Etux
Gwyon Gardiner
Samuel J. Haney
St. Vincent's Orphan Agylum
Bae
Mam We Milan
J. Enos Ray, Jr
James A. Darcey
Ecnington
Joseph
D. Heeley
Nam Ho Saunders
Sohn’ A. Marshall
Amelia A. Lane
Sagarn
Eva M. Eppley
Geary B
Fred E. Tasker
Benjamin
Mary HE. Hivkex
Randle Highlands
John W. Melton
Charles A Douglas
Cecil
States Trust Company
Sisto
Hly
Esquare
Rebecca J. Steal
Charles P. Stone
Charles W. Fairfax
Jessie
Davis
Seine
Tron M. Beall
Edward C. Thomas Et
Elmer E. Rumey
Harry C. Bitge
Harry A. Kite
Eckington
Willam J. Wilson
Willicor H. Sanndges
Jolie
Marstail
Port Lot
Aquare
Apmelbich Park
T. Behrend
Washington Lnuti and Rast Company
Equitable Conperative
Louise PL McGaw
Robins
Allan KR. Walker
le Gaddis, Jr
Cei
Semianualiy
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Panal Em
Hig State
Combarlaner
Newman
Insurance Business Heavy
Nesbit
Police
Ricard
River Road
Tennallyton
Flevanth
Yeaterday
J. J. Dudley
Mleventh
Wiliam S. Daniels
Newton Street
Nertheast
Wille
Tay
William J. Lecallier
Gar
Saat
Walter Aund
Geneva Ger
Th P
Sheithesh
Hhee
Harriet Flalther
Tiers
Cemel Cornice Leo
Elerbey Theh Femac
Ihe
Bennett H. Youn
Quilty
Cooper
Settie
Mander
Confederate Veterana
Gen. Gardner
Ghna Army of the Republic
Col. Herbert
Stevens
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Mso
Phoey
C. J. Kouplér
Jatin. Jenkins
Maxwell Laid Grant’Company
PH. Loughran
Ruat FL. Taylor
Anie Parker
Avitidm
Jon W. Price
Peros Valley
Northeastern
Btats
New Mostea
Johnson
Edvin Gegride
Wallace
the Appellants
Charles J. Spooner
Tha Appelleog
Aaulatant
Appellenta
Gants Waterworks
Orraniva
Bante
MY. GC. Gronp
Gallagher
Pininski
W. B. Lea Rtl Behrend
Gussath Court NO
Justice Stafford
Sehgalt
Kelly Ve. Kelly
Platatius
Alti
Ielig Willamson
Glen O'Briens
Earlan
Sombery Securities and Development
Sleman & Lerch
Etheld A. Urand
A. W. O'Donighue- Cowell
Bill Gismigsed
George SW. Drew
W. J. Wahly
Faelie Coast Casualty Company
Saundeck
Fend
George
Edwards Vs. Maupin
Robinson—Jones, Chenr
Jnatiee Gould
Criminal Court
Joseph Washi
United. States
James Golden
Justice Staitora
Margaret Bellew
Watute
Heth
Will
Nathaniel Wilson
Harriet
Wil
Willian H. Covington
William Henry Danzla
Entete
Gary A. Sandberg
Paul
Gable
Bond
Witton & Barkedale
William HH. Butter
Jaru Martha K. Aman
Walter
Guy
Aod
Attorger
W. B. Uy
Jemima H. Comalender
Ailton Jackson
Thoraza Roofs
Charles F. Sisby
Allowance Lea
Satheney
Kred Bell
Charles H. Wright
C. SW. Dlagett
Peel
Harriet C. Stuart
Henry Sayles
Irving Williamson
Ghades H. Willamson
Washington Railway
Electele Company
Bowen
Aylett
Ty Hlulaman Val Joseph
Kerte Withama
Plant
A. Fay
Luella Cooke
Burton G. Smith
Plainist
H. Gy, Cox
Equity
George R. McGlue
Annice T. McGus
Plaimtm
Joseph A. Burkert
Merchants’ Transfer and Storage Co
N. W
Wang
BRIEG
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H Street N. W
New Willard
Littlefield, Alvord & CO
Phone Mat
Commissioners OF the Disret of Columbia
Waanington
Ork DE
Ofelock P.m
Oecober
D. C
Oliver BP. Newman
Frederick L. Slddons
Chester Harding
D.Q
Columbia
District of ‘Columbia
Dbtrick Building
Washingttn
D.C
Oliver P. Newman
Piladerick L. Siddons
Soramizsiuners
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Worl
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Waterland
Paris
London
Hamburg
Kainerin
Prex
Grant
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Naples
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Harabur
Moltke
Bramburg
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Boston
Rhadla
Ghuelnaat
Panama Canal
New York
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Broadway
R. F. Droop & Fons Co
Geo. W. Moss
B,c
Atlantic City
Uriborough
Atlantic
N.S
Fayulelta
Gold Theatres
Countien Amaomeue
Josiah White & Sons Company
Spec
Iroquois So
Carollinn Ave
Heech
Silas Wright
Sai Emonticello
Kentucky Ave
Beths
Ally
Bucket
A.C. Eébolm
Phillips
Marenshusetts Ave
Biden
Phillipa
New England
Bryan & Williams
Cheltenham-Revere
Park Place
BR. W. Richards
Kentuchy Myers Pee
Maine Resorts
OLD Point CO
Accommodale Famous Chamber
Nort City Ticket Office
Norfolk
Jamboat Co
Washington Southern Railway
Points South
Fredericksverg
Union Station
Guesia
Fredericksburg
Milford
Wiss
Automobiees
Woods
Colombia
Potomac Motor Car
Connecticut Ave
North
Warren
Cadillac
Maxwell
Buick
Capitol
Buick Motor Company
Thomas-Chalmers
Jase Gheno
C. Barry
Congressional Garage Co
Peave
Dupont
M St
Fordale
Europe
M. W
Indiana_ave
Betifr, Auto Hire CO
Kor
Iith St. N
Marmon Erecrmic Potomac Motor Cargo
Tot Avenue
Bartram Garage
J.J. Bartram Prog
N. H
M. Tel
MAXWELL—_JEFFERY fee
Cyclecar
H. B. Leary, Jr
Haas
N.w
Vulcan
Nin
Cadillac Baker
the Cook & Staddard
Ectric Meeson & Oeme
Vane Oakland Mae Car Corporation
Niger
Cona
Studebaker Tom Versiallate & SupplyGo
Wilcox
Troy
Agty G2sFa
Ave SE
NES Motor CO
Wisconsin
Strayer’s Business College
Masonic Temple
Indy Id Psi
Emily Fred Barnes
IDR
REED
Seventeenth Street
Shade
AGHA
Bpring
Hemore
Thele
Baltimore
Southampton
Bremen
Rates and Information Equest. 5
A. Schumacher & CO
Hansa Haus
Wash
Tiith St
Merchants & Miners
Jacksonville
Savanna
Theo
Theoe
Hallis
WN. A
B. Co
Werner
Washington Hotels
Harrington
Weoneta
Stratford
Monroe “Sts
Stewer
Pleasent
Apetee Theardmore
Sterling Hotel
BEART
DE Washington
Boropran
Hayden
Supreme Court OF the Distriet OF Columbia
Probate Court
Tenrietta
W. Stdridze
Districe of
Otherwine
Agel
Elliott $ Aldrings
Merde Avenue
Brooklyn
Barton Streel
Ateay Seal
James BR
Register of Wills For the
Disrlet of Columbia
Lark of the
Probaye Court
Emory H. Rogley
Supreme Court OF the District
Columbre
Anus
Kisin
Iestainentery
Augustus M. Kline
Amory
Ht Hogley
Mary Houvig
Joseph Wilhetter
Lingie Brennamen
Gertrude Diets
Bessie Eueia Movix
John Cliffe Beye
Shathe Eerned
Worlock &.m
Shiw
Washington Law Reporter
The
Washington Post
Ewidt
Wendell P. Stafford
James Tanner
Register of Wire
District of Columba
Virginia
District of Colurnia
David P. Wamblin
Jennie M. Wamblin
Vienna
LH. Linton
Supreme Court OF the
Charles G. Stott
New Tort Avenue
James Tannee
Register of Wills
Chester Day Wood
Rolding
Suasa
A. D
Charles B. Caywood
New York Avenue Northweat
Auest
Probeta Court
J. Jos” Calloth
Washisston Repair Co