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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1914

Page

8

Fragmented Names and Ages from a Local Notice

A garbled OCR listing multiple names with ages and places such as Washington DC Lebanon PA Fulton MD and church titles. The fragmentary lines mention Charles Bown 35 Grace Vandersmith 6 Rev H T Stevenson William Summers 10 Irene Jordan 8 Rev T E McGuigan Barry Brooks 34 Harriet Summers 25 Judge E B simball Claude Borer 39 Cora Muse 2 Robert Zier 26 Lessia Robey 22 Rev W C Roome Jose Thompson 3 Mary Casey 24 Rev J T Mackin Jesse Lewis 27 Nettle Pierpont 20 and Rev W I McKenney with various unclear affiliations.

Charles K. Bown Grace EB. Vandersmith H. T. Stevenson William Summers Irene P. Jordan T. E. McGuigan Barry C. Brooks Washington, D. C Harriet Summers Lebanon E. B. “Simball Claude Borer Cora EB. Muse

President Intervenes in Union Station Plaza Amendments

The President urged amendments to a House resolution affecting Union Station plaza small property owners. The measure would award payments to owners in five of eleven and a half squares, benefiting the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and larger owners, while small owners risked losses. Hearing delayed as White House guidance seeks to keep presidential approval power over awards.

Union Station Plaza Representative Post White House Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Weller Baltimore and Ohio House Public Buildings and Grounds Committee McReynolds Frank Clark

Fugitive Leper to Reach Here, U S Health Officers Report

United States health officials discussed the escape of John R. Early, a leper, from the Diamond Head quarantine station near Fort Townsend Washington. Early reportedly left the quarantine last Friday and was traced to Victoria British Columbia before moving on, with authorities believing he may head to the city where he was previously confined. Surgeon General Blue cited the escape as evidence for a national leprosarium to ensure proper care and safeguarding of patients.

U. S J. R. Early Victoria B. C United States Public Health Service John R. Early Diamond Head Fort Townsend Wash Blue Early

G A R Moves Court Over Navy Dismissals First

Grand Army of the Republic plans a District Supreme Court suit to challenge dismissals of old soldiers and sailors from federal service. Dr J K Gleeson says four lawyers are engaged to pursue the case and expects widespread testimony from post office staff and Navy clerks who were furloughed. Former Representative Washington I Gladden will confer with G A R leaders and address the president as the matter proceeds.

Grand Army of the Republic District Supreme Court J. K. Gleeson Gleeson Post Office Department Washington I. Gladden Washington Wilson Glseson Navy Department G. A Gleegon Post Office

Fence Embankment Case Yields Lengthy Jury Verdict

A decedent died after an embankment near a footpath caused a dangerous condition at a fence. The jury deliberated more than eight hours before reaching a verdict. Plaintiff was represented by Wilton T. Lambert and R. H. Yeatman. defendant by assistant corporation counsel L. Whitford and Frank Stephens.

Picnickers to Honor Statesmen at Chesapeake Beach

Police for shadbake captain J Fred Kelly and lieutenant M A Weller will lead a large volunteer force. Frank J Hogan A Britton and T P Morganthe named sergeants as 500 guests including Senator Chamberlain and several representatives attend the Board of Trade outing with Tony De Sous and Tony Calijo slated for a debate on a popular issue.

J. Fred Kelly Frank J. Hogan A. Britton T. P. Morganthe Board of Trade Chesapeake Beach Cano H. Rudolph Senator Chamberlain Tullus Kahn F. C. Stevens J. H. Small BH. W. Townsend BH. W. Townsend, 3. EB. Winslow, Samuel Wallin, W. L. Igoe Thaddeus H. Caraway Col. Chester Harding CugrBe Tony de Sous Antony A Songa Tony Calijo Edwin Callow Brooks Michael A. Weiler Alexander Britton Thomas P. Morgan

List of Privates Names Appears In Incomplete Record

A fragmented roster lists numerous private individuals including Charles B. Bailey William H. Baldwin Hazen Bond Robert Bradley J H Brewer Evans Browne Arthur Buck man A M Burtt Ashton G Clapham Meyer Cohen George Cornwell Percy Crawford Joseph L muppet HL Bradley Davidson B P Donnelly Julian C Dow n Paul emgster Baker Evans G N Riverett Charles B Foster rast Gerstenberg T Gilbert Benjamin Graves Thomas J Ope rank R me Samuel B Hege Thom G Herrmann William bas Aspray George H Judd Lewis H Badal Kauffmann George Kennea Philip H Larner Alfred Lawson Balen Wy Tee C M Lewis J W Lucas Charles McGuiggan Alexander MttNell Horace G adtarland ary ages iam B Palmer Hugh Belly idney Roche W E Ronsa ville David N Rust jt Fernando R Sari and t Perry Wiest

Charles B. Bailey William H. Baldwin Hazen Bond Robert Bradley J. H. Brewer Evans Browne Arthur L. Buckman A. M. Burtt Ashton G. Clapham Meyer Cohen George Cornwell Percy Crawford Joseph L. Muppet HL Bradley Davidson B. P. Donnelly Julian C. Down Paul Palaneyule Emgster Baker Evans G. N.riverett Charles B. Foster Rast Gerstenberg Gilbert Benjamin Graves Thomas J. Ope Samuel B. Hege Thom G.herrmann William Bas Aspray George H. Judd Lewis H Badal Kauffmann Kennea Philip H. Larner Alfre Lawson Balen Wy Tee C. M. Lewis

Reception to Burlesons at Fairmont Seminary

A reception to the Postmaster General and Mrs Albert Sidney Burleson highlighted the Fairmont Seminary commencement held on Fourteenth and Fairmont streets NW Tuesday night. Atherton Brownell of New York read his play The Unseen Empire and an alumnae breakfast for visiting graduates followed at the New Willard.

Albert Sidney Burleson Fairmont Seminary Fourteenth Fairmont Streets Atherton Brownell New York City New Willard Miss Jara Meg Pemberton Fort Worth Tex Yaullon Rivings Ashville N. C Mary Dillin Margaret Klain Louwisville Corinne Batchelder Peoria Mildred Block Paragould Ark Virginia Brown Vant-Buren Margaret Clark Galveston Nelle Cosby Birmingham Ala Helen Costello Bradford Margaret Fisher Fort Wayne Ind Eleanor James Rend

Children Hurt In Runaway From Farmer Wagon

A two horse team owned by farmer Horace A Wells ran away at Tenth and B streets northwest in Irving, Maryland, throwing his children Mary and Horace age three and one year onto the street before stopping. They were taken to Children's Hospital. Another note mentions Gonzaga High School elocution contest with medals awarded to Lawrence Downey and William Creveling and lists participants.

Horace A Wells Irving Upper Marlboro Mary Horace Gonzaga High School College Hall I Street Lawrence K. Downey Shakespeare Cassius Brutus William A. Creveling Gladiators Stanley W. Schmitt Charles EB. Ford Robert ‘W. Winsart Daniel S. Ring Morgan A. Downey J. Eugdne Gallery Thomas EB. Pyne Wiliam C. Martin

Men's Club Elects Officers at Trinity Lutheran Session

The Trinity German Lutheran Men’s Club elected officers during a session that also included a social event. Members gathered for the election and enjoyed fellowship, closing the meeting with planned activities for the coming term.

Trinity German Litheran The Pteae Oe

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