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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1907
Page
14
A cluttered late notice seeks furnished rooms or small apartments in Washington DC near Capitol Hill for a couple, mother with child, and single woman. It lists multiple options with heat, board, and breakfast, including private homes, full apartments, and house shares, with varied rents and dates for immediate occupancy.
Advertisement describes a furnished five room apartment in a desirable central location with a partial address and contact cues. Includes details on amenities such as tankKeeping and a gate, plus mentions of permanent guests and completed rooms.
Notices of sale describe half acre fronts with access on Bridgs Creek area. Low price terms offered through a local box address and a pondering open sale near bridges. The text is fragmented but indicates land units for sale with early terms and a postal route reference.
Suburban sale ad shows $1 down $100 monthly payments with no interest in Bays 4 Hare et Beautiful Papiton Heights. Ground agents report daily viewings at Centre. prices include $190 dawn and $100 month offers. Describes a near Chevy Chase Circle residence with large attic and cellar, rent for careful tenants on easy terms.
A lengthy procurement notice outlines paper standards for a government fund, detailing fiber content, weights, watermark and testing requirements, sampling, quality control, and penalties. It covers bidder obligations, inspection by the Conversion Fund, delivery terms, and payment/liability conditions.
Bertha Lees appeared before Justice Hendrick and a jury in New York as plaintiff seeking 100000 from Interborough Rapid Transit for the death of her alleged husband William Lees an electrical engineer killed on the Ninth Avenue elevated line on September 11 1905 She testified she believed her former husband James E Williams was dead but could not confirm the man in court as her spouse A soldier present who might be Williams was identified and she said she did not recognize him The case turned on her assertion of a prior marriage and the validity of Lees as her husband
Mary Pepper Vanderbilt reconveys to husband Edward Vanderbilt the home and lot on Marks Avenue. The deed, signed in counsel Williams & Richardson's office, followed a note by William P Hurd of the committee of the person and estate. Pepper Vanderbilt, arrested weeks ago on larceny charges by stepson Meserra Vanderbilt, is free on bail awaiting grand jury action. The conveyance is said not to be fear based, though a committee member had not been appointed, and timing is linked to prior disputes over the property.
Special to The Weakionton Poet reports a nineteen year old girl, Florence Charles, saves her ten year old brother James from harm as her father, Captain John Charles, allegedly becomes insane aboard a vessel near Willambeurs. Florence lunged in, separated them, and protected James until police arrived and arrested Charles.
A New York boy named Clarence Warena, visiting from the South, allegedly kissed thirteen Brooklyn women across three Fifth Avenue BRT trolleys. He escaped the first car then carried on in the second before the third where a constable intervened and officers turned him over to a policeman.
Special to The Washington Post Pittsburg district layoffs over three weeks include United States Steel 20000 Westinghouse 1090 Jones and Laughlin 1000 Pressed Steel Car 400 HC Frick Coke 290 Pittsburg Coal 260 railroads 160 Small Bills factories and department stores 0. Total 18000 reported. grand total around 45000.
Signor Alfani the celebrated seismologist and Florence Observatory director warns that sun spots he predicts to be twelve times Earth’s size will reach a solar meltdown by mid November. He says these disturbances could trigger storms floods volcanic eruptions and earthquakes. Previous forecasts by Alfani have reportedly proven accurate.
Fragmentary advertisement lists NASER FOR RENT and OLD CARPETS with unclear terms. Appears to reference a postal drop and home goods items. No clear names, dates, or locations readable for further detail.
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