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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1907

Page

14

EXTRA PRIZES OFFERED IN JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION CONTEST

Exposition editor announces five extra prizes across three classes for the greatest gain in votes during week one. Prizes go to last Sunday’s leading counts: 10,000+ votes for class one, 1,000+ votes for class two, and 100+ votes for class three. Letters arrive with votes. readers submit checks and notes. many voters seek credit for their ballots as the contest tightens.

George R Gill Glory Council Mieg M. Lillian Bonham Ashgrove Prs Mary A. van Neas Fourteenth Street Bernard Saffell Credit Exposition John Mt Guy G W Walker Washington Sama W.selden Alexandria Benning Heights Capitol the Heights

Navy yard needs railroad access to stay viable says captain

Capt H H C Leutze requests future arrangements for the Pennsylvania Railroad entrance into the navy yard. He warns denial would injure yard efficiency and nearby prosperity. Commissioners refuse to back a law preserving current access but may extend operation duration nearby.

Leutze Navy Yard Pennsylvania Railroad H. H. C Leutze

Noise Complaint Over District Merry-Go-Round

Mrs. P. G. Stelle of 2630 K Street NW asks the District Commissioners to stop 2 merry-go-rounds at Twenty-eighth and K streets NW citing noise and confusion disturbing the neighborhood. She notes five policemen are stationed nearby and urges withholding a new permit as the current one expires in two weeks.

P. G. Stelle

Well Known Citizen Dies In Washington Oyster Merchant

John T Lewis aged 79, longtime Washington resident and oyster business figure, died at 630 F Street SW. He owned several Potomac tugs and was known among river workers. Survived by wife Annie B Lewis and two Virginia brothers. Funeral at St Dominic's Church with interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Band Leader Challenges Rival For May 30 Contest. Laurel Military Band chief H H W Thies issued a challenge to Naval Gun Factory Band leader Jacob Moody for a May 30 contest at North Rasidie Highlands, promising a gold medal to the winning band and proposing a mix of Southern and Northern airs.

John T. Lewis John T Lewis Washington F Street Mr Lewis Accomac County Potomac Annie B. Lewis Virginia St Dominic's Catholic Church Mount Oliver Cemetery Randle H W Thies Laurel Jacob G Moody Naval Gun Factory North Rasidie Highlands Col Randle Maryland District of Columbia Randly

City Bulletins and Local Notices

City readers learn of a Sunday 8 pm lecture at the Unitarian Church on Provident Savings with speakers from Associated Charities and Provident Saves Auxiliary. Also items note Berens rye bread promotion, Schneider's crab feasts at Navy Yard Exchange, divorce granted to Mrs Maggie Hess Patten with custody and $10 weekly alimony, and various local business notices including a fire escape order for Washington Savings Bank and Kalorama street extension award filing with value.

Provident Savings Unitarian Church Fourteenth L Streets Charles F Weller Associated Charities James W Clift New Provident Saves Auxiliary Navy Yard Exchange M. H. Patten Maggie Hess Patten William Mathes Patten Clabaugh Patten Lucy F Richard

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