Sunday amusements clash with District courts and sales
Washington officials push to test Sunday restrictions on performances and base ball. The District Supreme Court may rule on whether venues may hold Sunday events for which admission is charged. Mandamus actions seek licenses for games at park and theater, while police enforce existing Sunday regulations barring public entertainments.
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Washington
District Supreme Court
W. H. Rapley
National Theater
Grimih
National Baseball Team
Detroit Tigers
Cour
Andrews
Griffith
Nationals
Justice Gould
Georgetown, University
Fifteenth and
EE Streets
Samuel 8
Bamonston, Jr
Jessoe
Fifteenth Street
Bladensburg Road
William P. Richards
Admonston Aays
Edmonston
Eames
Siddong
Siddons
Syme
Presbyterian Ministers’ Association
Calvert County
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Annapolis
Jemiah T. Chase
Benecal
Fredericktown
Maryland
Senate
United States
Jackson
Treasury
Congress
United States Bank
Baltimore
Marshall
Taney
Supreme Court
Licensed To Marry In A Fragmented Record
A string of matchings appears in a scattered list of marriage licenses. Names include Charles M Willan from Pisherville Virginia and Lucy I Gabbart from Stannion Virginia. Herbert C Yardler of Washington DC and Mabel Millan of Worthington Indiana. Chauncey Heckett and Katharina Jenhings. Andrew L Chappsiens and Minnie Loner gad. and others tied to Rev. J H Montgomery. The garbled text shows multiple couples and officiants with varying ages and origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Willan
Pisherville
Lucy I. Gabbart
Stannion
van Fosten
Herbert C. Yardler
Washinston
D.C
Mabel Millan
Worthington
Ind
J. H. ‘Taylor
Iatal
Tidan Ache
Rev
Laver
Pfimore
Sterling
Montgomery
Chauncey Heckett
Katharina
Jen Hings
Roland Cotten Smith
Andrew L. Chappsiens
Minnie Lonergad
Somerset
Births Reported In Local News
Willian EB and Nora Zell have a boy while Joe and Bessie Tedore welcome a boy. Several couples list births including Sullivan, Riston, Ormsby, ODonoghue, Morylton, Micker, Flanagan, Ferguson, Dempsey, De Barr, Cook, Golemba, Bradbury, Balderson, Willis, Maxwell, de Gunder, Coles, and Butter Boy. Names appear with varying spellings across many families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian EB
Nora Zell
Joe
Bessie Tedore
Toseph R
Mery A. Sullivan
Frank A
Marle Riston
Andrew A
Lucy H. Ormsby
John H
Margaret L. O'Donoghue
John B
Grace C. Morylton
John I
Alice M. Micker
John J
A. Flanagan
Deaths Reported in Local Listings
Death notices list George Ivings of Episcopal hospitals aged 46 and Ellanbeth Tl Ray aged 63 on 410 R TL Ave NW. Also named are Joan Hoyle 15 St FU Anscaste D G 63, Alexander A McKongle 1387 Spring Rd 1, Caroline Willizmeon 71, Jala Lynch ITA Mthalow 33, Marie Roginski 1216 St NW Y 60, Josh Shinnen Home for Aged and Infirm 60, Samuel D Ainesley Providence Hospital 3, Jonathan A Mehan 212 12th Ave NW 4 1/2, Winfred Boiling 1702 Sth St NW 17, Ann Dorsey National Homeopathic Hospital 42, Apas Jones 84 and Fifty NE 68.
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George Ivings
Episcopal Ospitals
Ellanbeth
Ray
R. TL Ave
Joan Hoyle
T St. FU
Anscastle D. G
Alesander A. McKongle
Spring Rd
Caroline
Willizmeon
Louiss
Jala Lynch
ITA Mthalow
Marie Roginski
St Nw
Jotfua Shinnen
Samual D. Ainesley
Providence
Jonathan A. Mehan
Sears
Anns
Dorsey
National Homeopathic Hospital
Apas Jones
City Bulletins and Local Advertisements
Local shop listings include 10c Loaves and assorted canned fruits, salts, and household goods with varying quantities and prices. Several ads promote Maple can products, fresh cakes, and bridal banquet options, plus services from Shaffer’s Flower Store, life insurance, and a downtown lunch spot with evening dancing after theater.
Builder Sir William Willcocks Lectures at Home Club
Sir William Willcocks the builder of the great Assouan dam in Egypt spoke Monday night before Home Club members on Beypitan and Turkish home life, enriched by slides. An informal reception followed, with H A Meyer and Gane introducing him and a list of attendees including officials from reclamation, land office, mines, pensions, and Tinian affairs.
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William
Willcox
William “Willcocks
Assouan Dam
Egypt
Home Club
Beypitan
H. A. Meyer
Gane
W. A. Ryan
Reclamation
Sarvios
The
Land Office
Tallman
Reclamation Service
Newell
Mias Newell
van Manning
Bureau of Mines
Tieman
Prowdfit
Mrrritt
Rev J D Marr Buried Today With Requiem High Mass
Funeral services for the Rev James Donelan Marr of the Church of the Immaculate Conception were held at the church this morning at 9 30 o clock. Bishop Corrigan of Baltimore assisted by Rev Paul Griffith and Rev Charles Bart officiated the requiem high mass. The body was buried in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Corrigan
James Donelan
Marr
Church of the Immaculate Conception
C. B. Corrigan
Baltimore
Paul Griffith
Charles Bart
Mount Olivet
Cadet Review at White House Ellipse Impresses Crowd
The High School cadet regiment under Col. W. M. Yater held its annual review on the Ellipse, viewed by Gen. William Wotherspoon and many dignitaries. Seven privates fainted from heat but were revived. a police horse caused brief excitement as spectators filled the grounds with the Marine Band leading the march and parade.
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W. M. Yater
White Houses
Madi
William W. Wotherspoon
U. A
Powell Clayton
R. O. van Horn
W. #. Hudson
Medical Corps
Wallach McCathran
Crder
Yater
Sixth Street
Louisiana Avenue
Marine Band
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fifteenth Street
White House
Company A
Company K
Hovoes of
Congress
Nelson O'Sha
Get the Flowers at Gudes Chalee home grown flowers
The notice highlights Gude s shop offering home grown flowers and artistic decorations for all occasions. It indicates availability of fresh floral arrangements and creative designs from Chalee with a focus on quality and tailored options.
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Gude
Chalee
Scattered injuries and thefts across Northwest streets
Police report multiple incidents yesterday across northwest and nearby streets. Clarence Murray, 17, treated for a scalp wound after a cellar floor collapsed at 2 Pennsylvania Avenue NW. Moses Starbecker, 85, injured in a runaway crash at Twelfth Street and Ohio Avenue NW, taken to Emergency Hospital. Patrolman Walter Rhing, 30, injured by a team at Sixth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue NW, also hospitalized. Roy Gooding, 26, struck in the face by rubber during repair on TE Street NW, admitted to Emergency Hospital. Diamond stickpin worth $70 stolen from George B.E. Cox at 1 Street NW. Wagon mishap at 19th Street and Pennsylvania Ave NW injures driver John Kemp. Burglary reports on Ninth Street NW and Sixth Street NW yield small sums. Mrs. Mary J. Collins, 50, sustains scalp wound after bumping a wagon at Massachusetts Avenue and North Capitol Street. taken to Providence Hospital.
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Clarence Murray
Ninth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
Moses Starbecker
Fifth Street
Health Department
Twelfth Street
Ohio Avenue
G. T. Thompson
Seventh Street
Stacecker
Clarence Sorrell
Starbecker
Mmiergency Hospital
Walter Rhing
Seventh Precinct
Sixth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Polite Say
Cudahy Packing Company
Roy Gooding
Ile
Massachusetts Avenue
North Capitol Street
Mary J. Collins
Wagan
Providence Hospital
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Florsheim
Oxford
N.W
Standard Oil Company
Washington, Dt
New Jersey
Charlotte
N. C
Norfolk, Va
Charleston
W. Va
Richmond, Wan
5. C
M. G. Copeland Company
Royal Pilsen
Old Glory
REW NG Company
Pregg
Jos. A. Wilner & Co
St. H.W
Alwara
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
City Bulletins
J.T. D. Pyles
Beldnger
Texas
Shaffer's New Flower Store
14Th St
Bert V. Wolfe
Life Insurance
Colorado
Harvey
Pitman
Gregg
J. D. Marr
Wotherspoon
Army
Jobn SM
Zimmermans
Enterpriser
Peter Lehmoh
von Weber
Rollinson
Caibalka
Ghuricteristle
Pelo
van Alstyt
Tobant Finsle
Lampe
Chief Justices of the
United States Supreme Court
Continental Trust Company
United States Treasury Department
District of Columbia
G ‘Street N. W
Police
George BE. Cox
Narthwast
John Kemp
U Street
Water Department
Morris Alex
Fred Tillman
J. H. Ward
Ninth Street Northwest
Navy Yard
Adam A. Weschler
Axminster
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
O “Adams
Byron
Adams
11Th St. Aw
Daily Post
Holy Land
G. A. Muddiman & GO
12Th St
G Street
West 1600
Heurieh Brewing Co
Westinghouse
Carroll Electric Co
12Th Staw
Sundat Prost
Bywel
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