Million in Deals as Olympia Wins Big Investments
Olympia properties secure deals totaling around 205000 to 225000 dollars with Susan Hutchins named as buyer for the Colonial Hotel and Charles J. Bell tied to multiple neighborhood sales. The week features large tracts bought for residences, Oscar W. Smith and Wardman developments, and new private homes along Indiana Avenue and G Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Hutchins
Charlea J. Bell
Belmonts Expensive House Occupies Prominent Leasees
The District’s luxury rentals include Belmonts and out-of-town elites leasing high end residences. Notable tenants include Assistant Attorney General Russell, Representatives McCarthy and Gillespie, Senator Dubois, Secretary of the Senate Bennett, Oscar J. Ricketts, Commander Kimmell, and Perry Belmont. Georgetown expansion plans feature large tracts near Madison Street and Olympic Park, with ground grading to align properties with future development. Berry estate parcels, including houses at 21 and 23 Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast, sold at public auction to Metropolis Building Association for 15,700 dollars.
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A. C. van Herbulls
Belmonts
Btone & Fairfax
Russell
Highteenth Street
P. J. McCarthy
Nebraska
P Street
Gillespie
South Carolina
Riggs Place
Senator Dubois
Idaho
R Street
Charles G. Bennett
Senate
8 Street
Oscar J. Ricketts
Columbia Road
Eighteenth Street
Commander Kimmell
Kalorama Avenue
Frederick May
P. Morgan
Scott Circle
Perry Belmont
New York
Tyler
Sixteenth
Beventeenth
Bates
Benator Depew
McLanahan
J. Sloat Fassett
Daulding
Herbert H. Parsons
Corbin
Senator Bulkeley
Connecticut
Connecticut Avenues
Guy Norman
Boston
Holland
Senor Godoy
Legation
Georgetown
Madison Street
Thirty-fifth Street
Thirty-fith Street
Madison
Thirty Second Street
Tan Yard
Olympic Park
Berry
John F Donohoe
J. Barton Miller
Pennsylvania avenue _Southeast
Metropolis Building Association
Real estate deals dominate Miller Shoemaker moves in November
The Miller Shoemaker Real Estate Company through its office in West Hind area reports a busy November with major sales including 112 Fifteenth Street Northwest bought by A. K. Phlage for 36000 and 21%3 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest sold to James F. Shea for 911,500. Occupied properties include a laundry, hardware store and an office. Mrs Berry’s old home at Birth and A Southeast was withdrawn. William Murray buys square south of square 17 as dwellings are vacated for a modern machine shop. Bowei Tyler Tarnion acquires lot 9 in Warner’s subdivision Burker’s Tennallytown two-story dwelling at Forty feet and Erie Streets, third sale in the row after two other buyers, Herman Walther Jr. and John Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleventh Street
A. K. Phlage
Pennsylvania Avenue
James F. Shea
Berry
Waa
Miller-Shoemaker Real Estate Company, Inc
West Hind
Wiliam Murray
Forsburg & Murray
Murray
Bowie Tyler Tarnion
Waerner
Burker
Tennallytown
D. C
Fortyfret
Erie
Herman Walther, Jr
John Wagner
Building Shows Increase in Small Cities Lead Gains
Official reports to Construction News indicate an 11 percent rise in October building permits nationwide, with 33 major cities reporting 12,46 permits and costs of 341,648,765. While larger cities mostly held steady or fell, smaller cities showed substantial gains led by Omaha 29 percent and Spokane 169, with Cincinnati and Indianapolis also posting notable increases.
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Prinipal
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Grooklyn
Omaha
Spokane
Duluth
Denver
Cincinnati
Loulaville
Cleveland
Columbus
Toledo
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Davenport
Nashville
New Orleans
Allegheny
Yale
Legal Record: DC Courts Assignment Schedule and Cases
The DC Court of Appeals and Equity and Circuit Courts announce assignments for November 13 to 19 1905 with listed case numbers, parties, and attorneys. Entries include patent appeals, criminal and civil docket items, and mortgage and property transfers across multiple buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
Equity Court
Justice Anderson
Cqality Court
Bratford
Feilmalier
Jaeger
Dh Auham
Dirney & Woodarl
Darlington
Handley Ve Macfarland
E. Sullivan
H. Thomas
F. H Stephera Circuit Court
Justice Bernard
Naph Va
Hamilton & Colbart
E. H. Thomas
Daywave
Potomas Electric Power Company
Lancaster & Salth
J. J. Darington
von Briesenne
Congressional and
Mexican Mining Company
C. R. Wilson
McK Clayton
Kehan
Washington Railway and Electric Company
R. F Downing
Harlington
Graham Ve
Gordon & Gordon
Wright Va Washington Railway and Flectric Company
B. T. Dortane
A Douglass
Casey Va
Abby Improvement Company
Svorneys
F Leighton
W G Gardiner
Bradshaw
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
C. A Kaigwin
I. FF
Downing—McKerney & Flancery Iho
Peeks
Worthington—McKernney & Tinnnery
Henderson
A M Williams
O'Driscoll
Baltimore
Ohio
Mond Compans
Attorners
Whitt
Hamilton
Colbert
Ashley
Attornsyn
J. J. Darlington
Worthington
Lamar
Lee Ridaut Circuit Court
Cabaugh
Gibb
Reaves
D. W. O’donoghue
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
J J, Darlington
Hart Ve Connaul
B. HL Loucke—Cola & Donaldson
Grigsby Va Washington Railway and Fiertile Company
J. B. Archer
Smith
Tanch
Irving Walliamson
Thomas Walker
Gootes
F. Col- Vve
Touglays & Douglass
Johan Rideut
W. J. Lambert
Howard Boyd
Forrison
Darby Attornera
Ambrose
CH. Merfilat
Hamilton & Colbert
Criminal Court
Justice Wright
United States
Willian Hopkins
Fied
F. Edward Mitchell
Louis Behulte
Sir
Justice Ggat
Two Ways Heart Cure Promises Stronger Cardiac Action
An old advertisement describes shortness of breath on exertion as a sign of weak heart action and promotes Dr Miles New Heart Cure as a remedy to strengthen heart nerves and muscles. It contrasts a right way with a wrong way and claims the cure helps prevent fluttering dizziness and fainting. A patient testimonial from Wellington notes doctors said limited life but improved after taking the cure. money back if not benefited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Wellington
Deeds of trust listed across several square lots in city
Dockets show multiple deeds of trust recorded, detailing loans secured by parcels in SQUARE 482 B to SQUARE 38 and others. Names include Max Needle Samuel Needle Emil Levy Stuart Rollins Henry W Gahon Joseph Waller and more, with loan amounts from 1 000 to 4 500 and terms up to 3 years. A fisheries conference note follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Needle Et Ux
Albert A. Wilson
John B. Larner
Washington Oan and ‘Trust Company
Wyoming
Anne L. Lampton
James J
Lister Lipscomb
J.C. Kennedy Campbell
Stiney W. Flagt
Emil R Levyetux
Chapin Brown
Henry H. Bergmann
Oriental Building Association
Stuart N.rollins
Burr N. Edwards
Robert R. Mahorney
Theodore
Henry W. Gahon
Buse N. Edwards
Joseph I. Waller
Frank Hayes
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Equitable Co-operative Building Association
Max Needles
Samuel Needles
Samuel Needles Et Ox To American Security and Trust Company
National Safe Deposity, Security and Trust Company
William E. Holcomb
Bessie E . Jewettes
John
Henry M. Walter
Minna Schafer
Columbia
Walter Fowler
Thomas W
J. Rénard Fowler
George P Kirkwood
Reception for Protected Home Circle Supreme Officers
Members of the Protected Home Circle prepare for a December 11 reception and ball at Pythian Temple to honor supreme officers A. C. McLean, Alex McDowell, and W. A. Palmer. Circles in Washington appoint a three member welfare committee including W. L Grant, Mr Abbott, Mrs Felder, George N. Coe, B. Harbaugh, and Edwin Dwye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Circle
Pythian Temple
A. C. McLean
Alex McDowell
W. A. Palmer
Washington
W. L Grant
Abbott
Mrs. Felder
Capitol Circle
George N. Coe
B. Harbaugh
Edwin Dwye
Local Circles Names List in Georgetown Area
A fragment lists several residents from Georgetown area circles including Mrs G J Chann Griswould and Al an National Circle, Droge Greenlaw, Franklin B Hupp, Mrs Goldsmith and Mr Walker among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional Circle
G. J. Chann-Griswould
Alan National Cirle
Droge Greenlaw
Franklin B. Hupp
Goldsmith
Mr. Walker
Georgetown Circle
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Old Colonial
Olympia
Fendall Bullding
Prince
Karl
Salea
Chelea
Steretean
Groun
Charles J Bell Printers
Trutchins
George Washington
Jnversity
St Matthew's
Shoreham
Ren H
Reinoke
Oscar W
Bruhard
Ellerson & Wonpet
Fendall
Steorn
Indiana Avenue
Cltya O PX
Pim
Prince Karl
Nineteenth
Kroheot Foo
Rew
Alonzo O Bliss
Soc
Penhurst
Astortart
Driscoll
Tas Penthurst
Woo Street
North Capitol
Steels
Lans
Fife
Steei
Times
Frank Munsey
Kennedy
Mo Fe
Andi Joilet
Mount
Merced
Jury Wardman
Wardman Usuaily
Timor Ereet Mount Pleasant
Te East
ATL Beers
Wardman
Eleventh
Kenyon
Brightwood Park
Loneseton
Higheenth
Ant
Pickford
Barnes
Gen Lee
Lodga
Nandsoma
Aarha
Daulkner
West
Joan
Irvine
Rozur Dulaney
Toi Oso
Weomle Kalorama
Gelumb' Road
Thalne
Fos Yun
Larissa
Leganda
Twen
Hoh
Torneya
Cole & Donalteen
Defendnavy
Eugenes A. Jones
Momlay
Lyon Ya Willard Hotel Company
Peonties
Hemilton & Colbert
Vethmeyer
Kittridige
Attormers
Fraon & Haléeman
Lambert & Baker
Callahan Ya Abler
Dufour Va Thomas Company
Bullivan
F . Key Smith
Scott Va
Healey
Luke Lambert & Beker
Boyd Va
Domnicon Attorneys
Mattington Johineon
Linton
Edwin W. Fullamus
Godfrey Mayer
T. H. Callas
J. PL
Pladauf
Hayden Johnson
Ewenty
First Street
Elizabeth
Stevenm
Janes M. Schmaton
Square
Seventh Street
Max Needle
Samuel Needle
Vermont Avenue
Emelias C. Gribben
Ids Gribben
Washington Heights
William H. Duvall
Raymond J. Cooley
Bart Capitol Street
Fifteenth
Wyoming Avenue
Sidney W.flage
Wyoming Terrace
Third Street
Edward J. Quinn
Emil R. Levy
Thomas E Smithmom
George
W. Robinson
Theodore M. Indd
Stuart N. Rollins
Leulna P. Downing
Vir
Rossa F
Anaa Krikataine
Max Goldsmith
Columbia Heights
Harry B. Wilson
T Walter Fowler
John Burks
Beattle
Wash
British Columbia
Salon
L. Noot & Son
St. N. W
Is St
L.noot&son
7Th St. N. W
Home Savings Bank
7Th and
Mass. Ave
Apostolic Delegate
St. Augustine’s
St Augustine's
George A. Dougherty
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Slitenfeles
Massachusetts Avenue
Ollet
Bird's
BO A. P. Andrews
Ava. H.W
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