For Rent Houses and Apartments by Fisher Co listing
Unfurnished houses and apartments for rent listed by J Fisher & Co Real Estates Loans and Insurance. Numerous Northwest addresses include 18th Conw 19th nw near Fort Totten and Massachusetts Ave with rents from 30 to 100 dollars plus. Apartments in The Maury The Stoddart The Elderworth and Portland offices offer several 6 to 7 room units with baths, steam heat and front yards.
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TROS
J. Fisher & CO. (Inc
S&f
Ate
Dib
Ile
Mateau
Harvard
Iain
Quincy St
St. Be
Zham
Sthyer
Gol Mopehue
Kensington Ma
R.b
Farin
Oceanum
Masa
Bet
Alabama Lith
Bot Ath & S Nw
Nodav
Merton Nedryb
Colra
Chicago
Chicago Ne
Quincy
Dr.d
al Croy
Keagean
Kenesaw
Kenesaw Ir
Quincy Nede
Kereraw
Quincy He
Kerem
Quincy Medmb
Sith
Quincy Nedr
Wittard
Quincy Me
Maning Tin Meola
Stoddert
Portland
Eliz
Roan
Mu F ST NW
New Willard
For Sale Houses in Northwest One Family Home Offers
Bright sunny corner house in northwest near 13th street with wide southern exposure. Three floors, three rooms each, three bay windows, mantels, electric lighting, speaking tubes, and a Sexton range. Price $6,750, $750 under cost. agency offers two offices to double selling chances. Also featured are a modern brick home near Lincoln Park at $6,500 and a 19th street nw listing with bay windows, ample baths, and strong interior details. Collins-Gerry Co listing.
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Anea
13Th Street
Iiva
Lincoln Park
Collins-Guerry Company
19Th St. Nw
New Houses On 160 Foot Wide Avenue In Northwest
Real estate notices describe two new brick houses at Nos 519 to 537 Tennessee Ave, with 7 foot wide front porch, three rooms on each floor, updated fixtures, gas, and heating. Hefty metrics: 16 foot wide avenue, car line nearby, parking in front, low interest rates, owner Joseph I. Weller broker. Also offered are a near War Department gem at 602 F St NW with four rooms, mantels and electric lighting, asking price 5300. and a northward property bundle including a corner store and multiple rooms priced at 11500 with brokerage JD, W. SULLI.
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Tennessee AV
Seven New Homes and Easy Mortgage Plans in DC Area
A flurry of late 19th century notices advertise seven beautiful new homes priced from 3900 to 4250 with easy payments, plus numerous money lending offers in the District of Columbia. Lenders include Bradley, Acker, Baker, York & Sons, Hoon, Fisher, and The Smith Co, touting real estate loans, stock and life policy collateral, and salaried worker loans with low rates and monthly payments.
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Rosert
Bradley
District of Columbia
Walter H. Acker
C. A. Baker
Metzerott
JAS. M. York & Sons
Ae BE. Hoon
REED
Com
Corcoran
Notice of dissolution and probate rulings in DC court
In the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia holding a Court of Equity the petition of Composite Manufacturing Co seeks dissolution under section 148. An order requires notice, publication in Washington Law Reporter and Washington Post, and appearance on December 11, 1805 for there to show cause. Also notices of probate and administration of estates in DC Probate Court appear for Matthews, Orme, Connelly, and other estates with required appearances and published notices in the Law Reporter and Washington Post.
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Supreme Court OF the District of Columbia
Composite Manufacturing Co
Composite Brick Manufacturing Company
Distriet St Columbia
Aafi
Reiief
Washington Law Reporter
Washington Pasty
Roturo
Thos
H. Anderson
Sen
Jr, Young
Br J. W. Latimer
Ralph Maxwell JR
H. Loucks
Washington
Zutfee
Alphone
Clement Matthews
Nicholaa Matthews
Maria Matthews
A. D
Ashley M. Gould
Tambs Tanner
Register of Wits
District of Columbia
Rving Williamson
Supreme Court OF the
James William Orme
Chase Bailey
Stoughton Street
William
Orme
James Tanner
Register of Wills
R. Ross Perry Atarney
Probate Court
Daniel A. Connelly
R King
Seventeenth ‘Street
Saal
Wme
Harvey
Trustees' Sale Of Valuable Real Estate In Washington DC
Auction of a two story brick dwelling at 1447 Pennsylvania Ave NW District of Columbia. Lot 94 in Thorne H Pearson and Clarence B Hight subdivision. Sale Friday November 10 1908 at 4 pm. Terms: one third cash, balance in two equal installments with interest, deposit $100, purchaser bears costs, sale subject to default resale after five days’ notice.
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Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Witell
Washington
Thome H. Plexford
Clarence
Hight
Columbia
Hook
Iris
Washington, D. C
Bankrupt notices and rent ads from Washington area
The Supreme Court of the District of Columbia issues bankruptcy notices for William A. Burnett and others, with meetings of creditors set for November 9 and appearances due by November 17 1905. Separate notices reveal discharge petitions for Williams Lyon and Wittenfeld McKinlay, with appearance deadlines and referee names. Also listed are rental ads for stables at 142 N St NW and 2013 H St NW offering spaces for carriages, automobiles, and stables.
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Supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia
William A. Burnett
Benkruptly
Wiliam A. Huenete
Washington, D
Sal Wiliam A. Burnett
War Office
Louisiana Avenue
Washington, D. C
Celock
William Hallam
George Trallms
District OF
Supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia
Court of Bankruptcy
Witteneld “McKinlay
Edward £. McCalmont
Bankenptcy
N St. Nw
H ST. Nw
Comprehensive Rail Schedule Fragments Across Lines and Cities
Train listings showing daily and weekly services by Southern Railway and Chesapeake and Ohio routes. Details include local, limited, sleeper, and dining car options to Washington, Harrington, Danville, Columbia, Jacksonville, Memphis, Birmingham, New Orleans, and connections to Virginia cities, with station notes and ticket office contacts.
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Southern Railway
Harriconburs
Warrenton
Danville
Way
Dally
Washington and Florida’ Limited
Columbia
Burginah
Jacksonville
Iing
Savanahh
Augusta
Portamps
New York
Atlanta
Macon
Nashville
Birmingham
Memphis
New Orleans
Bluemont
Weahington
Divemont
Leesbore
Westington
Bigemont
Washington
Harrisonburg
yProm
Charlottesville
Tom Lynchburg
Lithut
Pa.ove
Pennessivania Station
Bargage
BR. K
H. B. Spencer
H. Hardwick
W. H. Taylor
L. Brown
Chesapeake and
Ohtory
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Penna. Ave
Pitersburg
Raleigh
Wilmington
Savannas
Jackronville
Tempa
Sirmingham
Mobile
Pensacola
Seaboard
Pullman Sleeper
Sacktonville
Hamlet
Seaboard Express
Jackeangilis
Tamps
Pullman Gespere
Alvo
Pennsylvania Railroad Passenger Train List Early 1900s
A dense timetable snippet from the Pennsylvania Railroad and connections shows daily routes from Harrisburg to Pittsburg Chicago Cincinnati Louisville St Louis and beyond. It lists various named trains with Pullman and parlor cars, dining services, and through connections to Buffalo Norfolk and other points, including the Congressional Limited and Western Express.
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Pennsylvania
Chicago
ST. Louis
Cincinnati
Reachba Cincinna
Louisville
Putman Blespere
Loulaville
Clnsonati
Indianavallo
Chesapeake and Ghia Ommee
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Fant
Poonayivania R. R
H.W. Fuller
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sixth
Pittsburg
Harrisburg
Cincnnati
Indianapolis
Louiaville
Pennsylvania Limited
Cleveland
Toledo
Detroit
Louis
Harribourg
Louteville
Pullman
Wr. M. Dally
Sr. Louis Express
Washington
S J. Louis
Nashville
RDU Pe
Baltimore
Harribburg
ST. Louis Express
St Louis
Western Express
Cleveland and
Cincinnati Express
Washingtonburg
Cleo
Williamaport
Buffalo
Empoland Junction
Tio. M
Erie
Rochester
Butdio
Niagara Falls
Canandatella
Philadelphia
New York
East
Express
Boston
Annapolis
Pope's Creek Line
Fitternth
W.W. Atterbury
Wood
Geo. W. Boyd
Sue Walle
Tutet
Royal Limited
Diter
Ward
Northwest
P. Warbling
Winchester
Sapolis
Lyray
Eleton
Frederick
Haperstown
Catlurasbrug
Washington Junction
Sundy
Bacgare
Union Transfer Company
Pennsylvania Ave
New York Ave
15Th St
B. Hege
Two Brockton Brides Await Groom Then Vanish
Fred Morrison twenty seven, a Brockton man known for baseball and polo, disappeared after Friday plans to wed Annie Murphy and Mary Ellen Cavanaugh waited in bridal gowns as guests. Cavanaugh waited in Brockton while Murphy’s family house glowed with flowers. Morrison failed to appear, leaving two brides devastated and one sister vowing vengeance. Morrison had pursued both women for years, with one plan to marry Murphy and later published intentions with Cavanaugh, then vanished after taking his best clothes and leaving Taber avenue.
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Brockton
Mass
Fred A’ Morrison
Fred Morrison
Whitman
Mary Ellen Cavanaugh
Taber Avenue
Clerk Packard
Eric Morrison
Miss Murphy
Berents
Mr. Morrison
Morrison
Miss Cavanaugh
Misa Cavahaugh
Fred Morrigan
Seave
Annie Murphy
Scense
Lady Bountiful on Broadway and the Kitten Rescue
A crowd gathers at Broadway and eighteenth street as a pretty girl in a gown rescues a starving gray kitten. A passing boy offers milk, the ambulance arrives, and the woman, boy, and kitten later board a streetcar. The incident ends with the trio departing together.
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Pretty Girl
New York
Broadway
Eighteenth Street
Hetty Green Will Not Retire From Business at Seventy
Hetty H. R. Green, the wealthiest American woman, will celebrate her seventieth birthday on November 21 and mark forty years as a businesswoman. She has accumulated about 50 million dollars from diversified holdings in real estate mortgages railroads mines and communications. Despite harsh criticism she plans to continue managing her affairs, saying work has become a habit and she remains fully capable.
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Philadelphia
Hetty H. R. Green
United States
Ipusinjess
Hetty Green
Atlantic
Pacific
Ftsher
Horse and vehicle sale items from local stables and showrooms
Multiple listings advertise horses from Lexington imports and assorted carriages and rigs. Offers include trotting horses, saddle horses with blue ribbon, Rockaway coupe, closed carriages, buggies, runabouts, and harness sets. Stocks include auctionable wagons and rubber tires, with viewing at Stables on 2nd Street, Ohio Avenue, and 14th Street, Washington.
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Lexington
Johen Simmons Stable
Cor
Ohio Ave
Nwi
Rockaway
Bowen
Water St
Benneryn
American Ich CO
Washington
Brewster
Alec Gasoline
Willard Automobile Station
Varring Orage
14Th St
Ave
Remarkable case of Miss Merker shows bones removed yet functioning
Miss Maude Merker of the People's Hospital has undergone multiple bone removals including most of the left ulna and portions of the heel and right shoulder blade. Despite necrosis and surgery, she continues to work as a day secretary, writes steadily, and retains full use of her arms though humidity causes some pain.
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Chicago
Miss Merker
Miss Marker
Mr Roosevelt Delayed by Root's Persistent Work
Henry Beach Needham recounts how Joseph Root kept the War Department until late, skipping meals, until President Roosevelt insisted on a meeting. After a series of messages, Root finally met Roosevelt at five, then they walked and talked for an hour in private.
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Mr. Root
Henry Beach Needham
State Department
Root
Department of War
Roosevelt Hme Elf
Waite House
Mr. Loeb
Roosevelt
Fox
Origin of Life Insurance and Hotels in New York City
A historic note traces the Philadelphia Contributionship for the Insurance of Houses from Losses by Fire, its 1793 start, the first life insurance ventures, and the Universal Tontine evolving into the Insurance Company of North America. It also surveys New York City hotel growth, vast investments, and the allure of hotel ownership in the metropolis. A separate dispatch covers Clara J. Dunn's separation from Henry H. Dunn over religious beliefs, and a brief ad touts Red Clover Creamery Butter.
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Philadelphia
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
1St Ute Insurance Company
Universal Tontine
Boston
State House
Universal Tontine Association
Insurance Company of North America
John Maxwell Nesbitt
Ita
Hartford
Leslie
New York City
Alessandra and the island trader’s plan to sell her
On a Pacific voyage Alessandra, a sixteen year old island girl, is eyed by trader White who plans to sell her to Wentworth for money. Wentworth agrees to buy her and declares love, pressing marriage as they approach Apia. Sandra grapples with fate, memory of convent life, and a budding romance as the ship nears Samoa and a return to Martin’s cottage.
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Sandra
White
Wentworth
Alessandra
Apia
Patrick Wentworth
Mr. Wentworth
Bandra
Suprige
Anja
Martin
Seraphine
Tim
Esar
Ernestine
Isle of Samoa
Apla
Vic
Return of Artist to Paint Dowager Empress of China
The New York Evening Post reports Carl the artist who painted the Dowager Empress of China for eleven months describes his long interview with her during her seventieth birthday visit. He notes her courtesy, her wish to be portrayed accurately, and comments on cultural differences between American institutions and Qing court life.
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New York
China
Manchuria
Therads
Legislation for Effect in Home Politics
A study notes only 1 645 of 15 576 House bills in the Fifty-eighth Congress were public measures with most being private. It argues many bills are aimed at influencing voters and renomination prospects, citing river and harbor projects and examples of partisan maneuvering to claim influence at home.
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C. Arthur Willan
River and Harbor Committee
Congress
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Origin OF Life Insurance
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