April trade light. advance orders strong for fall
Bradstreet's report notes unseasonably cold weather hampering trade and crop development but April trade overall trails a year ago while four months show growth over 1966. Advance orders for fall exceed last year. leather quiet, hides firmer, grain and cotton prices higher amid poor European crop signals. Wheat bull moves and rising exports cited. multiple years of historical comparisons included.
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New York
Bradstreet
United States
States
Canada
New Pastor Welcomed at First Congregational Church
A crowd of over a thousand gathered at First Congregational Church for a reception honoring newly elected pastor Dr Samuel H Woodrow. Justice Brewer presided, with several local clergy and leaders delivering brief remarks before Woodrow spoke and the event concluded with benediction and a social reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel H Woodrow
First Congregational Church
Justice Brewer
United States Supreme Court
M Newman
Macfarland
Woodrow
District
Noble
Mens Club
Lar
Chatfield John Twedale
Daniel Fragler
Dance at Gallaudet College Honors Graduating Class
Gallaudet College graduates were honored at a dance last night hosted by undergraduates. The gym was decorated with flowers ferns and flags as students and friends filled the room. President Gallaudet led the grand march with his daughter Miss Katherine Gallaudet. Ten dances followed before refreshments. Arrangements were handled by junior officers Underhill Charrman Schoeneman and Tomlinson, sophomores Davis Poshusta and O Donnell, and freshmen Cadweh Dillon and Isaacson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallaudet College
Amen
Haslam
Ameran Flags College
Gallaudet
Katherine Gallaudet
Messrs. Underhill
Charrman
Schoeneman
Tomlinson
Davis
Poshusta
O Donnell
Sophs
Cadweh, Dillon
Isaacson
Shook Fist At White House Held For Sanity Exam
Italian immigrant Gil Ferort was seen making threatening gestures toward the White House and was detained at the Washington Asylum for mental observation after arrest at the First precinct station. He formerly worked in Memphis Tennessee. Harmony Lodge No M1 held a reception with contributions from Earl Wagner Mildred Kolb George Mercer Miss Ryan Hanan Clifton White Alvin Davis Guy Lisle Lee Carr and others with Thomas Bynum delivering a speech.
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Gil Ferort
White House
Washington Asylum
Serort
First Precinct
Ferori
Memphis
Tenn
Harmony Lodge
No. M1
Earl Wagner
Mildred Kolb
George Mercer
Miss Ryan
Hanan Clifton White
Alvin Davis
Guy Lisle
Lee Carr
Missey Enla Smith
Florence Thomas
Margaret Poole
Esta Kahn
Elinor Schwab
Gladys Lisle
White Rose Club
Thomas Bynum
Public Librarian George Bowerman Improves After Illness
George F. Bowerman librarian of the Public Library is a patient at Garonast Monday with an internal ailment but is much improved. Doctors say his prompt recovery is assured and inquiries about his condition have spread to the Library and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Bowerman
Public Library
Garonast
Bowerman
New Jersey militiaman causes Capitol stir at McClellan statue event
An Asbury Park guardsman, part of a New Jersey unit, got drunk and tried to bar visitors from the Capitol west front during McClellan statue exercises. He claimed state authority but was halted by two patrolmen and released with admonition to rejoin his command.
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New Jersey
McClellan
Capitol Building
Asbury Park
Pennsylvania Avenue
National Guard
Capitol
Sol
Jersey
Leutenant
Garfield Names Newell Consulting Engineer for Survey
Secretary Garfield designated Frederick H. Newell, director of the Reclamation Service, as the consulting engineer of the Geological Survey. The appointment honors his long service since 1888 in building up the bureau’s engineering work and expanding a nationwide data system on stream behavior. Millions have been spent annually on water powers and related works due to the survey data. The aim is to continue and expand this work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reclamation
Garfield
Frederick H. Newell
Reclamation Service
Geological Survey
Newell
United States
Eight Hour Case Unheard in Police Court Bond Posted
J Fairfax Cortrad a District Machinesweeping contractor faced Police Court for violating the eight hour law. The case was continued to next week after he pleaded not guilty and posted a $500 bond. The charge centers on driver J W Parsley working beyond legal limits. The defense argues dirt accumulation prevents a fixed daily removal time and that eight hour limits may not apply.
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J. Fairfax Cortrad
Conrad
J. W. Parsley
Woman in blue repeats at White House visit
The woman in blue, who sought to see Mrs. Roosevelt at Oyster Bay, appeared at the White House during the Army of the Potomac reception. Secret Service man Sloan escorted her from the line. Secretary Loeb spoke with her and ordered her release after she promised to leave Washington. The woman is described as harmless and seeking to present an unknown complaint to Mrs. Roosevelt.
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Blue
Roosevelt
Experts to Weigh Mails Commission Created by Postmaster
Postmaster General Meyer appointed a commission of postal officials under a congressional act to supervise temporary weighing of mails. The weighing records will classify weights by first through fourth class matter and franked or penalty matter, along with equipment. The data aims to inform Congress for potential readjustment of mail transport compensation.
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Postmaster General
Congress
Meyer
Child Victim Bitten by Neighbor’s Dog in Anacostia
Nine year old Tda Boswell, daughter of C S Boswell of 1621 Minnesota Avenue Anacostia, was attacked by a vicious dog while playing at Minnesota Avenue and Harrison Street. She sustained severe bites on the left leg between knee and rounds, cauterized. The dog belonged to Richard Dant, a neighbor.
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Anacostia
Tda Boswell
C. S. Boswell
Minnesota Avenue
Harrison Street
Richard Dant
Kie
Boswell
WO Strike at Capitol Denied by Bricklayers Union
Officials of the Hricklayers' Union of Washington deny a strike call on the brick work of the new Senate office building by Vice President Preece. Meanwhile, Philadelphia reports claim a strike may be prepared, but local leaders say no instructions have been received and no immediate action is expected. The union station project sees ongoing disputes and a pending arbitration on roofing and tile work.
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Hricklayers’ Union of
Washington
Senate
Preece
International Organisation
Philadelphia
Tocal
Union Station
Treasury Department
United States ‘Treasury
Washington, D. C
James Knox Taylor
Department OF the Interior
Amoke Mack
Boller House
New
Freedmen’s Hospital
James Rudolph Garythld
U_ 8
Washington, D.C
Tae
Elock P. DL
Washington DC
John Stephen Sewell
Enginerra
the Commissioners
IR C
D. C
Sant ‘Capitol
C Streets
Man Wanted Surrendered to Washington Police
Adolph W. Kreiger, held months by Newark authorities, faces transfer to Washington police on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses from Mrs. Cora I. Arnold of this city. He allegedly took $500 by posing as a wealthy Western brewer and potential husband, then vanished. Newark officials agreed to turn him over after Mrs. Arnold identified him.
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Newark
N. J
Adolph WH. Kreiger
Cora I. Arnold
Washington
Kreiger
Arnold
Mrs. Arnold
Hotels list of guests by city and name initials
A long reader list of hotel guests and itinerants across major cities including Baltimore Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburg Alabama California Connecticut Georgia Kentucky Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota New Jersey New York state North Carolina Ohio Virginia and international entries from the United States Army Navy and foreign fleets with many named individuals and affiliations. The fragment catalogs guests by hotel name, city, and traveler names with multiple nationalities and services.
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Baltimore
Johnson
Raleigh
J Goodman
J_ W. Johnson
National
D Mahon
St James
Boston
Frank A Haerewell
Spronnger
Moble Corcoran
St. James
William A Milter
Rollin Jopes
Chicago
J_ G Everett
E E Bain
B Shoop
M. Lavie
Metropolitan
Nate Morris
Hardy and Wits
Misa Hardy
New Willard
New
D. W Armstrong
Champion
J RB Wallace
M Chandler
Miss Chandler
George H. Barratt
Regent
Philadelphia
L. Harvey Davis
E. J. White
D A Taylor
James T Smith
Mary CG. Smith
Annamith
T Connor
Laura Naulty
Carrie Nawlty
A. Kilpatrick
Marreson
C H Drum
H W. Dubbs
A Adams
H E. Sample
Mary Shields
Mortland
J D. Miller
Sarah B Wilson
Anna M. Wilson
Mieg Velma
Wilson
O. Metcalf
Metcalf
Alabama
Sadie Gillespy
Lizzie Morria Mason
Fannie May Mason
Birmingham
B. M. Weedon
Ufala
G Burandt
Burandt
Moblie
Talifornia
Thomas Ball
Los Angeles
Collies
San Francisco
C. H Phillips
Virginia Phllips
Palo Alto
L. Carpenter
Dessie Carpenter
St James. Cay
Emily G Cheney
South Manchester
Shoreham
G. J. Porter
Bridgeport
Rigga
George L. Brown
Stamford
Georgia
George C Grist
Atlanta
G. B. Stone
James A. Hicks
Thomas C Coleman
Augusta
Kentucky
H. Munson
Louisvile
M. ¥ Jackson
John M Shannon
Lexngton
James
Louise Boone
Lexington
Massachusetts
William E. Davis
Wits
North Andover
East Liverpool
Helen Demarast
Jeffersonville
Riggs
Samuel Lewis Smith
Ambrose Swasey
Cleveland
Virginia
M. Kennedy
Norfolk
J. Strother
Sallie W. Strother
Culpeper
CW Whitmore
Lynchburg
Loutes Fe. Ford
F V_ Copeland
Roundhill
J Wn. Fberly
Strasburg
Walter Moore
Fairfax
Royal Navy F Punnett and Crew Listed in Item
Contractor James Bennett, a resident of 1222 Mighteenth Street NW, was struck by a Capitol Company car while crossing the car tracks at Pennsylvania Avenue and Madison Place and thrown to the pavement. The accident occurred this morning and Bennett sustained injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bennett
Mighteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Madison Place
Capillon Company
Miss Somerville Absolved of Liability to Bank Depositors
Justice Gould in Equity Court No 2 ruled Miss Alice Somerville not liable for the $100,000 owed to depositors of the defunct Capital Savings Bank. The injunction against further suits against her was extended as stock held in her name was collateral for debt and she had withdrawn from the partnership, with the board's negligence delaying final action.
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Miss Somerville
Juntice Gould
Equity Court No
Alice Somerville
Joseph H. Stewart
Capital Savings Bank
Miss Somervile
Justice Gould
Mise Somerville
Board ‘of
Teacher's Case Postponed in Nalte Reinstatement Hearing
The case seeking reinstatement of Mary I. Nalte as a public school teacher before Justice Anderson was postponed under an agreement by counsel. The District board of education was directed to show cause why she should not be reinstated, with a hearing scheduled for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary RE. Nalte
Justice Anderson
District Board of Education
Mary I. Nalte
Stuart MoeNamars
Court of Appeals Calendar and Equity Court Docket
The District of Columbia Court of Appeals lists assignment for Tuesday May 7 with special calendar No 8 United States ex rel Parish versus Cor telyou and a slate of cases including Seeley v Seeley and others. The Equity Court orders revived, auditor referrals, and multiple proceedings set for May 6 and 7 including Cardozo v Baird and Jacobson v Northwest Eckington Improvement Company with various counsel and assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Chist Justice Shepard
McComas
Robb
United States
Parish
Ve. Cortelyou
Holmes
Conrad & Leigh Robinson
D. W. Baker
Seeley Va
Seeley
H. P Gatley
Berry Mohun
Davin
Chatlon R. Evans
DW. Baker
Stuart McNemara
Phamos
Taylor
Maxey Et al
J C. Gittings
Mattingly
Stuart McNamara
Cardozo
Baird
H.E. Davis
J. A. Cobb
Hopp
Hopp Vn. Pickford
Edwin Forrest
Samuel Maddox
H P. Gatley
Griffh
Stuart
C. H. Merillat
H Thomas
Easterling
Horning
Witton & Darksdale
Tucker & Kenyon
van Norsdell
Washington Times , Company
C. L. Fralley
W. J. Lambert
Campbell
Northwest Eckington Improvement Company
Appellant
John Ridout
Supreme Court
Equity Court No
Clabaugh
Filbert
Crawford
Plainant
Golicltora
Wilson
Woodward, Larmer & Kimball
I Martin
Martin
Gierk
Leckie
Fulton & Ox
Newman
Lambert
Richardson &Ridout
Clark
Newton
Wolf & Rosenberg
Walker
Pratt
Gittings
Hoehling, McNamara & Huldekoper Heawards Ve Maupin
Navy Union
Regular Army and
Lipscomb & Fugitt
Smith
McConnell
Adle
Nisi
Carlisle & Johnson
Somerville
Stewart
Lambert & Baker
M. N
Richardson Owen
Cruit
KE H Thomas
Berry & Minor
Hargraves Bargraves
Benjamin, Johnson & Sullivan
Barnard & Johnson
Bradley , & Bradley
Llerva
Buckley Et al
Azobrose & Merillat
Drew
Browning & Hanes
Hordstein
Tmo Limited
Wilson & Hufty
Grand Lodge
Grimshaw
Lipscomb
Ellison & Kelewin
Lawton
Mitchell
Thomas & Sohon
Circuit Court NO 1
Justies Wright
South Bend Mrs and Lumber Company
Rirey
Welsh & Welsh
Douglas & Dougina
Walker Ve
Warner Et al
Getting’ & Chamberlin
Walters
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Leckle, Fulton & Cox—s
Darlington
Ward Ve Varnell
Brown & Harnest
William F. Mattingly
Price
Jones
Lipscomb & Bilison
Smith & Baker
Marshal Company
McKenney & Flannery
Raymond
Riley
Ralston & Siddons
Douglan & Douglas
Hurst
Miller
C. B. Exoly
Bawin
Worrest
Duryes
Gittings & Chamberlin
F. J. Hogan
K. H. Thomas
Criminal and Real Estate Transfers Across Washington Areas
Attorneys Brat y Dongan Douglas and Brandenburg Heindenberg Sasniiten Gaibert appear in criminal cours numbers with United States v Wade D Alber and Helen Payne grand larceny and Edward Leon Thompson cases. Real estate transfers list numerous sqares and parcels in Brightwood Park Columbia Heights Kalorama and other wards with multiple grantees and nominal sums under trusts and lots 10 to 100.
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Braty—Dongan , Douglas
Tetra Concrete Company Ve ‘Cotege
Mera Cenesption
Brandenburg
United States
Edward Leon Thompson
Ence
Cole
Kimmons & Taylor
Ceear Baker
William A. Hutcherson
Newton M. Brooks
Henry & Singer, Jr
Louis
Beverly St
Louise Beverly
Robert BH. Bundy
Annie M. Johnson
Benjamin H. Campbell
William A. Wimsatt
Brightwood Park
Francis M. Criswell
Hertha
Stoll
Squard
Floyd H. Davis
Trantee
William N. Croggon
Columbia Heights
Raddie N Hutter Et Air
H. Chadwick
Mary G. Saxton
Mary
Seward
Square
H. Johnson
John Scrivener
Lo Adolphus E. Powell
Kalorama
Sontes D. Lovett
James Berry
Clund Livivestom Star
Mary and
Thorsa Irwin
Annie E. Murphy
Kate ©. Ryans
Trimal Kaloraga Heights
George W. McLanahan
Iig
John W. Kearny
Arenara
John Martin
J. Square
Thomas W. Smith
James A. Dally
George B. Stone
Benjie P. Stone
Roberta K. Witmer
Jate
Auld
Hillbrook—Suburban Homes Company
Jacob Hate
Ingleside
William H. Borrell
Raymond A
Virgil Thomarson
Nore
Edear D. Thompson
Andrew O
Brookland
Joan L. Weaver
John J. Bolron, Jr
Annie E. Demarest
Holmead Manor
Harry SB. Wilson
Harry Wardman
Catherine
Beckett
Cliff Bourne
G. Meredith Wirahtp
Catharina R. Reynolds
Washington Heights
Raymond M. Walahet
John W
N. Webster Chappell
Edward W Whittemore
Rudolph Appel
Deeds of Trust Aggregate Across City Properties
Deeds of trust listed for multiple properties including Square 495 Elizabeth M Bischof to B F Seaj and James F Shea for Home Ravings Bank 1800 with 5 percent semiannual payments, various other squares show mortgages or security to banks and trustees. Also notes a new trial motion in Criminal Court No 2 for Ward Thompson known as Dr Leon, with Justice Barnard reserving decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth M. Bischof
F Seaj
James F. Shea
Home Ravings Bank
Holmead Manor
Catherine BE. Beckett
P Thompson
Herbert T. Shannon
Harry B Wilson
Harry Wardman
Jaron L. Bullock
John B. Larner
John A. Hamilton
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Charlotte Dailey
A. L Sturtevant
Herbert A. Gill
Bana C Sprulding
James A. Duffey
John C. Weedon
Simon Bube
B Bennett
Square
James A. Duffy
Judson T. Cull
Lena Malnatt
Jude T. Gull
George W White
Anita Eo Murphy
Moore
Barbour
Homer B. Harlan
Walter BR. Wilcox
George F. Hane
Jacob Rohrback
William A. Hutcherson
Edward W. Whiteside
Harvey T. Winfield
Home Building Association
Kate ©. Evans
R. A. Chester
Anna L. Lewis
Fred W Childs
Claud Livingston
Lillie T Tapsin
John Martin
J. ¥. Beale
W. A. Redmond
Richard G Pari
Meridian Hill
James T. Newton Et Ax
Jackson H Ralston
G Quincy Smith
Union Srevinga Bank
Teabella J. Ridgway
William
Edmondston
Louis R Peak
Corcoran Fire Insurance Company
Cliffbourne
Catherine R. Reynolds
David Moore
Harry A Wagstall
Maradith
Catharine R. Reynolds
Union Soldiers’ Alliance
Brightwood Park
Bertha S Stoll
Charles F. Benjamin
Roward T. Mitchell
Perpetual Building Association
Mawin W. Smith
Roger T Mitchell
Mount Pisasant
Lillie I. Woodyard
Whrton E Lester
Mr. Colbert
Dr. Leon
Justice
Barnard
Criminal Court No 2
Baward Leon Thompson
Be Sure to Get What You Ask For By Cascarets Ad
A sensational sales pitch touts Cascarets as the trusted remedy used by millions over six years. It warns of imitators and counterfeiters, urging buyers to purchase only from the Sterling Remedy Company with the distinctive long tailed G on the box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armoreca
Cascarets
Cascarat
Sterling Rem Company
Patton
Property sale near Cleveland Park in Washington District
Ars on Massachusetts avenue extended to Wisconsin Avenue by John R. McLese property just south of Cleveland Park at the intersection of Massachusetts avenue extended and Wisconsin Avenue. Frontage 1348 feet along Washington Railway and Electric Company lines. Sewer water gas at cost to purchasers. Graded macadamized sidewalks. Terms 100 cash 20 monthly or one third cash balance annually. Automobiles at your service. Write or call for plot and information.
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Silver Spring Park
River Spring Park
Brightwood Ava
Chy
Cerriagee
Easley & Hill
Munvey Building
Adam A. Weschler
Holmead Avenue
Monroe Street
Citg Elevator Company
Louis H Meyers
Supreme Court of the District of Columbus
S ‘Mattingly
Truzies
William Hotmead
District
Jackson F. Ralston
Bond
Gwynn Gardiner
Tendall
G@ SLOAN & CO
Marian E. Stockton
Frank R. Stockton
C G.,sloan & CO
Sallie Evans Booker
Caroline L. Rowe
Peter A Rowe
Columbia
City of Washington District of Columbia
Harry M Canger
District of Columbia
Folla
Enah
Angie M
Conger Mortsageo Leon Tobriner
John Marshall Place
Marcus Notes
Malus
Ahi
John R. McLese
Cleveland
Fark
Massachusetts Avenue
Wisconsin Avenue
Washington Railway and Blectus Company
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S. H. Woodrow
Buty
Woman IN Blue
Mrs. Roosevelt
Masonic Fair
B. F. Smith
Board of Control
Mary Sieverling
Lota
H Street
Ufe Way
Bertha Posey
Jackson Place
Fifteenth Street
Icklayers
Man
Adolph H. Kreiger
United States Army
Wilford J. Hawkins
Jesse M Baker
Ebbitt
Henry C. Cabell
United States Navy
Meftagh
Charles Frans
Lieut
Doyle
Boc Bulmer
R. C. Smith
L P. Davis
Robinson
Manly
Ensign Lighter
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Waelyn Towers
Ensign James
Enalyn Porter
Ariington F
Ariington F. ‘Wilenbere, le Be: Anderson, C. ‘H Lutz
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Wite
A A. Peterson
Fr. Archenhold
Trutow
Germany
Samuel L. Baker
Pools
England
W. EB Darwin
London
S. Eb.” Hoombergen
Lrenwarden Holland
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Andres
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Ruiter Richard
P. Adalbird
A. Sirner
Karl Bohn
Ideut
Hass
Arvoy
Reber Esatyu Leachanowsky
Ensige Pberhardt
Ensign Marz
Proudatstier
Iwonowicz
Hnsign Noelle
Aideblprny Sieweki
Kloaig
Raabal
Aidahip
Royal Navy
F. A’f. Punnett
G. Campbell
L F. Morris
C. F. Merriman
I V. V. Tower
G. Painter
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Frost
Hamilton & Browne
Duvall & Stephens
J. D
Wea
Aion Boéncet
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Gamempany
J.B. Barley-Smith
International Tr. Company
Pinin
Sttorner
Clephane
Nokes We. Chase
Mather
W. J. Loembert
Knickerborke
Wills Attorners
Carnale & Johnson
Merifiet, Administreto
Breonan Construct
keyenne—Hamilton &+ Colbert
Carméty Construction
Brannem
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B.H. Thoma Ei Weanho
Olivers
Ebtadntohin
Bastimore Ant
Anhery
Dewron
Bakionsreed
Walt
Rag
Attora
Etever, Gittings
Kaiya
del Bay
St. Elmo
Braddock Heights
12Th Stand
John D. Normoyle
Alexandria
Spring Hill Station
Great Fall
Old Dominion Railroad
Georgetown
Hine Real Estate Agency
Oe Va
Columbian
Lok
Tressary
Maryland
20Th Larine
Fort Saratoga
South Brookland
Jackson Ave
Strtton
EK i
Boston Ave
Takoma Ave
Takoma
Fin Fairfax
Court House
D'Astre
Chesterbrook
J. W. Byrnes
Shenandoah Valley
Rhodes
Riverton
OLD Colonial Estates
Guburben
City Homes
Fie Investpesibet Catalogua the
Soule CO
Weshingtony
Dublin
New Frampshire
Mt. Monadnock
J. S. Alexander
Broad St
J. H. Bradley Company, Inc
Heisekell & M'Leran
Fst
Harrison Realty Company
Building Association
A. Baker
Metzerott Bldg
Lee
Shoemaker
Colorado
District Columbia
Walter H. Acker
Monty
F. H. Smith CO
Ins
N. Y
Ave
Frank T. Rawlings
PA. Ave
Arington Bire Insurance Company
E. Hoon
RHED
Rann
Corcoran Ride
16Th St
H. Tolman
Tyler & Rutherford (Incorporated
Colline-Guerry CO
13Th St. Aw
Linkins
19Th St
Thos. J. Iss Bo, Incorporated
Anw
Rewera. Anders & . C
Burnstine
Pennsylvania Ave
Handsome
Bervard
Taylor Nw
Montgomery
Decatur Pl
Bal
Omice
The
Kensington
Shepherd
Wallach
Spruce
de Milton
Kirby
Io Phoenix
Mokean
Warner Ow
Ontario
Cambridge
Corcoran
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
MD Ave NE
Capitol and
Brary
Cleveland Park
House of the Corner
St. Aw
J. D & W . Sullivan
12Th Bt
W. D. Sullivan
Beth
St Nw
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John Quinn
Tih
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Goldberg
Moran
Bth
15Th Streets
G. R. Moran
Dumberten Ave
Mra
Tennant
de ‘Divery
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Navy Yard
Joseph I. Weller
F St
Sheridan Circle
Tait, Gmwake & CO
Colorado Building
Business Property
William Hitz
American National Bank Bldg
Washington, DC
Q St
Miller-Shoemaker Real Estate Company
Winconsin Ave
D&i
E. H Thomas
Jas. Francis Smith
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Mills Avenue
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District of Columbi
Washington Law Reporter
Washington Evening Star
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Washington Pact
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Feb Cunning
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United States Courthouse
City Hall
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Getrééts Dingman Place
McCullough Street
E Street
North Capitol Street
New Jersey Avenue
Delaware Avenue
Chas
George W Moss
George Spransy
Tony
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F. BE. Cunningham
Maryland Real Estates Co
Nat'l Bank
Seton Iss
Uist Tee
P. W. Croeby
Vieons
William F. Matteson
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