National Beagle Club Officers Elected At Annual Meeting
The Washington Post reports the National Beagle Club of America elected officers for the coming year. President James W Appleton of New York City. first vice president George B Port Jr of New York City. second vice president T Dintley Ries of Baltimore. third vice president Chetwood Smith of Worcester. secretary-treasurer Chiles Ro Stevenson of Camden. May cite committee members Ramsay Turnbull Henry W Warner and Raymond Bell Taunt, all of New York City. The article notes favorable trials and abundant open country for viewing hounds. It details awards across classes with winners including James Van Dyke Ipswich Mass and Sir Nouvel owned by Chetwood Smith Worcester Mass. several other named hounds and owners appear in the record.
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Washington Post
Charlottesville
National Beagles Club of America
Tollows
James W. Appleton
New York City
Flest
George B. Port
T Dintley Ries
Baltimore
Chetwood Smith
Worcester
Muse
Tregatier
Chiles Ro Stevenson
Camden
Pelegate
Earute
Ramsay Turnbull
Tienry W. Warner
Raymond Bell Taunt
New York
Cronmilier
Laurel Md
Kauh
Stuart
Jersey City
Torst
Baldy
James van Dyke
Sunbury
Histspun
James St Anpleton
Tpswich
Mass
Rid
Novte
Chetwood Staphe
Sistr
Pies Challenger
Somerset
Georce Ho Post
Bernardsco
Belay Sages
Flarmund Helmont
Datiha
Isles
George
Pernt
Chieftain
George H Post
Bernardo
Lictor
Somerset Wage Bo Dost, Jr
Bluet Sox
Retras Leagles
Raymond Belmont
New Fork
Beagles
James Arpleton
Ipswich
Tos
Belmint
Somerset Eagles
George B. Dust, Jr
Bernardsville
No. Reserve
Florette and
Fueht
Sherwood Smith
Flint
E Boy
Belmont
New York Produce Prices and Supplies Snapshot
The New York produce listing shows a wide range of items including fowls and turkeys, fresh vegetables, and various meats. Prices appear variable with references to crates and weight measures and several firms or market terms scattered through the text. The page mixes product names, quantities, and receipt references in a dense market snapshot.
Washington Produce Market Price Fragments
Market listings show various fruits vegetables poultry and meats with prices though text is garbled. Virginia Tennessee New York items appear among crates baskets per crate per dozen and per pound rates for vegetables, fruits and dairy products.
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Sri Ty Wholesale
Flint Capel
Virginia
Ani Smohvest
Tennessee
EL Tre Treamery
Fanes
Westura Peete
Famey
Gesse
New York State
New
Grape Trust
Concord
Fourth Death in Family From Local Poisoning Case
A fourth death from a poisoning case at Slocum Corners occurred as Mrs. Mary P. Johnson, mother of Millington, died after nursing the victims. Coroner Dodson ordered an autopsy amid suspicions of poison. Mrs. Millamaten, the sole surviving family member, remains gravely ill at Nanticoke Hospital.
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Millington
Slocum Corners
Mary P. Johnson
Dodson
Milimaten
Nanticoke Hospital
Bedaida
Treasury Receipts and Balances Ledger, 1910
Treasury reports show mixed receipts and disbursements including miscellaneous receipts and postal receipts totaling significant figures. It lists holdings such as gold certificates and silver certificates, currency in circulation, and outstanding issues including Treasury notes and silver certificates.
New York Cotton Market Sags on Bear Pressure and Hinted Drops
Unsettled cotton trading in New York with prices drifting lower amid expectations of a bearish ginning report next Monday and hints of larger receipts. Market sentiment skews bear despite steadier southern markets and muted spot demand. The New York Cotton Exchange committee plans a post close meeting to review figures and forecasts.
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New York
Sith
Tiverpool
Hulls
Teelon
BR HK BS Devember Wa Ags
New York Money Market and Cattle Prices Report
New York money market shows cash easy with rising rates and shorter loans in demand. Government bonds and railroad bonds steady while the cattle market offers active calves and lambs with quoted per pound prices.
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New York
New Moneson
Raling Rat Aber
Sxohangs
Hearing sought by bank cashier on grand larceny indictments
New York, Nov 15. Wost J Wider cashier of the Russo-Chinese Bank seeks a hearing and a change of plea from guilty to not guilty to stand trial on five indictments of grand larceny. He has been confined since July 3 awaiting sentence. He confessed to stealing 680000 with 400000 accounted for. 286000 remains untraced. Assistant District Attorney Moss suspects accomplices and wants Wider to identify them before sentencing. The court took the matter under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wost J. Wiber
Wider
J*rank Moss
Fi red on From Swamp in Great Barrington
Five shots fired from a swamp thicket at Italian workmen laying rails near a prior hold up scene escalates the manhunt for bandits who stole 20000 in cash and checks from Paymaster Hine of the Weeroneen Construction Company. One man, Veto Martamalis, was struck in the abdomen and is in critical condition as armed posse searches the area for clues and suspects. Fresh earth is found suggesting where the loot may be concealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
Mass
Hine
Weeroneen Construction Company
Harrington Named Commissioner in Maryland State Agency
Baltimore November 14 The board of public works named Emerson C Harrington of Cambridge Dorchester county to succeed the late B Frank Crouse as State insurance commissioner He is 44 and a graduate of St Johns College Annapolis He practices law at Cambridge The board also approved issuing 650400 of State bonds to be advertised about January 1.
Playgrounds are planned for Alexandria youth
The George Washington Birthday Celebration Association decided to fund two playgrounds in Alexandria with a February 22 tag day. Funds include $698.95 from the last tag day plus interest to equip a Lee School girls playground. Committees and city officials support expanding playgrounds for both boys and girls.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
George Washington Birthday Celebration Association
Alexandria Chamber of Commerce
Jonn H. Frimger
Robert M. Graham
Julian Y. Wiliams
City School
New Lee School
Prince Street
Herbert Bryant
Urantee
George Washington
Brockett
Association
Atlant ic Coast Line Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
Richmond, Va Nov 16 Atlant ic Coast Line Railway stockholders elected officers. President T M Emerson first vice president Alexander Hamilton second vice president C Gadsden third vice president J R Kenly secretary and assistant treasurer H L Borden assistant secretaries R D Cronly W T Sullivan G B Elliot treasurer James F Post assistant treasurers J J Helligan J B Kirby W R Thomas J Moultile Lee general manager W N Royalt freight traffic manager S A Brand passenger traffic manager W T Craig comptroller T C Price. Board of directors H Walters chairman Michael Jenkins Waldo Newcomer M I Plant Warren Delano F W Scott Alexander Hamilton E B Borden Donald MacRae J B Kenly Maj J J Lucas W W Mackall. Comptroller H C Price reports net income for the year at 6 49325403, up more than 2 250 000 from last year. Directors declare a 3 percent dividend payable January 10, 1911 to stockholders of record December 17, 1910.
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Richmond
At-lantle Coast
T. M. Emerson
Vica
Alexander Hamilto
C. Gadsden
J. R. Kenly
Alexander Tilamilton
H. L. Borden
R. D. Cronly
W. T. Sullivan
G. B. Eliott
James F. Post
J. J. Helligan
J. B. Kirby
W. R. Thomas
J. Moultile Lee
W. N. Royalt
S. A. Brand
W. T. Craig
T. C. Price
H. Walters
Michael Jenkins
Waldo Newcomer
M. I. Plant
Warren Delano
F. W., Scott
Alexander Hamilton
E. B. Borden
Donald MacRae
J. B., Kenly
Maj
J. J. Lucas
W. W. Mackall
H. C. Price
Explosion Injures Four in Cumberland Home Wreck
In Cumberland Maryland last night a natural gas explosion badly burned Mr and Mrs G W Reidenbaugh their son Eugene and daughter. Three other children suffered minor burns as the vacant house had a gas line left open by a plumber. The blast shattered windows and pushed the adjacent wall out of alignment.
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Washington Post
Cumberland
G. W. Reidenbaugh
Eugene
Reldenbaugh
Hal
Reidenbdaugh
South Cumberland
Reidenbaugh
Desertions on Decrease Adjutant General's Report
The report to the Secretary of War shows regular army desertions at 3,404 last year, 23.06 percent of total enlistment, a record-low since 1899. White troops deserters 3.77 percent. colored 1.383 percent. Total personnel counted October 15, 1910: 4,510 officers and 97,459 enlisted in the regular army, plus 146 officers and 5,100 enlisted in the Philippine Scouts. The resurgence of discipline is credited to persistent punitive actions against deserters.
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Regular Army
United States
Adjt
Ainsworth
Secretary of War
Adjutant General's Office
Huston
Evereté Dufour
Army
Guillen
Geatceor
Lawn S. Mcfadden
Justice Claybaugh
Walter Buisains
Harry Coleman
Willam Johnson
Esmbegale
Atleney
Sn Trustt
John Gant
Carrington & Truitt
United Stateaua
Evelyn Smith
T. L. Jones
Benjamin Archer
Larce Mangam
James Graham
Br. Laurin
Valentine Weber
Morria Robinson
George D. Beers
Equity Court records and assignments in Washington DC
The legal record lists multiple equity and circuit court actions before Justices Stafford Gould Anderson Barnard and others. Cases include Magruder v Richardson overruled auditor reports and appeals, name change to American Newspaper Service, demurrers, and various property sales and assignments with attorneys named. City courts docketed hundreds of notices including bond requirements and forced filings with firms such as Leckie Fulton Cox, Carrington Johnson, and Geiger, plus numerous district properties in Mount Pleasant Petworth and other wards.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court
Justice Stafford
Magruder
Richardson
Hong
Pininuif
Fulton & Cox
Thomas
Circuit Court No
Anderson
Capital Traction Company
Plaintif
Plainii
A. D. Smith
Carr, Poyser & Taylor
McNamaraya
Washington Terminal Company
Mandate of Court of Appeals
Costa
Leckie
Butee & Cox
George E. Hamton
Kirkendall_ va
Willams
Plaintifva
Ralston, Biddons & Richardson
William Henry White
McNamara Va
Leckie, Fulton & Cox
Hamilton
Miles Vs. Capital Traction Company
Hackett-R. Ross Perry & Sons
GT. Dunlop
Jennings Vs. Mis
Barnard Hovee
Hyde
Nelson Wilson
Baker
Bheeby & Hogan
Gordon & Gordon
Easby-Smith
Saul
Wilking
Dukeya
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Plainiff's
Wilton J. Lambert
R. Hl. Yeaturzan
Colbert, Yerkes & Hamillton
Attorneys
Peyser
Army Orders: Officers Assigned to Duty and Assignments
Army orders list officers placed on extended or new active duty and their destinations. Maj Basil H Dutcher medical corps extended 28 days. Maj Mielder M Om Beall twenty eighth infantry four months with overseas deployment. Charles Swartz tenth infantry assigned for five days. Capt Ragar Amenour sixteenth infantry five days. Capt Graham fourteen garrison duty in Puerto Rico reassigned to Portland Maine. Lieut Edward C Wells Eighth Cavalry long construction duty at Fort Robinson. Capt Daniel Van Voorhis tenth cavalry major Philippine Scouts February 1 1919. Brig Gen Albert L Myer refined November 4 1918 to proceed home. Lie George W Winterburn Ninth Cavalry to Fort McDowell California detachment command.
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Abcence
Basil H
Dutcher
Medical Corpn
Mielder M.om. Beall
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Steut
Charles
Swartz
Ragar Amenour
Sixteenth Infantry
Frank
Graham
Porto Rico
Portland
Edward C. Wells
Eighth Cavalry
Fort Robinson
Nebr
Daniel van Voorhis
Tenth Cavalry
Philippine Scouts
Albert L. Myer
Tica
George W. Winterburn
Ninth Cavalry
Fort McDowell
Cat
Naval Orders Confirm New Command Assignments
Admiral Thomas Howard r et to rear admiral on November 11. C W Nimitz designated to command Narwhal and Ensigns Miles Jewell to command Cuttlefish and Snapper. Numerous vessels and crews listed arriving at and sailing from ports including Tacoma San Juan Key West Norfolk and Annapolis with transfers to Gucho Chesapeake Bay and Guadal if others.
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T. Tl. Howard
C. W. Nimitz
A. HW Miles
J. W. Jewell
A. Burg
Heonne
Tacoma
Dixie
San Juan
Key West
Drayton
Fortsmouth
N. IL
Tennessee
Montana
Cristobal
Porto Butto
Hannibal
Neware News
Vickaburg
Mace Island
Washington
Hampton Roads
Bailey
Roe
Iilingham
Terry
Norfolk
Jastine
Severn
Grayling
Bonita
Naryhal
Aelmon
Snap
Annapotly
Fo Gulo
Wong Island
Annapolis
Guam
Wrecked Seamen In Port Return From Caribbean Ordeal
Special to The Washington Post reports Captain Kienn Johnson and First Mate Nils Tallakson of the Norwegian bark Pallas have reached port aboard the Hamburg American liner Altar after surviving a hurricane October 12 that tore the ship on Grand Cayman reef near Jamaica. Lifeboats failed, sailors used a dingy to seek help, all were rescued and later sent to Norway with their mascot Gordon seller.
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Washington Post
New York
Kienn Johnson
Nils Tallakson
Hark Pallas
Grand Cayman
Jamaica
Norway
Gordon
Girl of ten ends life with fathers revolver
In Philadelphia on November 16, 10 year old Harriet Owens killed herself with a .38 caliber revolver, beside a wreath from her mother's coffin. Police found a note reading Good-by, papa, I am going to join mother and I hope that God will forgive me.
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Philadelphia
Harriet Owens
Link in waterway opened near Beaufort
Beaufort opens inland waterway linking Pamlico Sound to the sea allowing vessels to avoid Cape Hatteras dangers. Captain Hart I. Brown and crew pass through in the Francis. Dredging will soon raise workable draft from 8 to 10 feet. Receivers named for Brunswick Savings Bank in Frederick. John Motter and John Newman named receivers with $50,000 bond.
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Beaufort
N. C
Pamlico Sound
Cape Hatteras
Hart I. Brown
United States
Francis
Brunswick Bank
Frederick, Md
A. G. Horine
Frank Alder
William L. Grogs
Brunswick Savings Bank
Brunswick
State Bank
Frederick
John ©. Motter
John 5. Newman
Dancer Ruth St Denis Files Bankruptcy in Brooklyn
Ruth St Denis dancer, home in Staten Island, files a voluntary bankruptcy petition in the U S court in Brooklyn. She lists liabilities at 11 363 98 and assets at 1 18. Creditor Isaac Selig of London once her manager seeks 10 055 95 on a breach of contract judgment.
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Ruth St. Denis
Washingon Post
New York
Staten Island
United States ‘Court
Brooklyn
Isaac Selig
London
England
Real estate transfers of streets and blocks in several districts
Real estate transfers list multiple properties with buyers and prices. Julia T Noonan et al transfer lot 69 square S67 for 10 dollars on A Street NE. Timothy F E Wicox to James C Wallace transfers lot 8 block 90 for 100 dollars in Brookland. Lewla L Shoemaker to Thomas M Tal bott transfers lot block 1 for 10 dollars in Reno. Hickson W Field to William Kennedy covers part lot 148 square 07 and parts of lots 47 and 18 square 305 for 100 dollars on Thirty Fifth Street and W Street NW. George W Harriman et al to Newton M Noblett transfers lot 37 square 1030 for 10 dollars on D Street NE. Kennedy Brothers to Eudora B Craig transfers lot 163 square 8034 for 10 dollars in Pleasant Plains. Delavan Vaughan Iy et al to Delavan W Hartington transfers lot 7 block 4 for 10 dollars in Fairview Heights. Delavan W Harrington to Delavan W Harrington transfers lots 29 90 21 square 914 910 for 10 dollars on H Street NE. Delavan W Harrington conveys same property to Herman R Howenstein for 10 dollars. George C Pamphray et al to Charles M and Mary Sizer for 1% equity on lots 794 310 in Street Southeast between Ninth and Fourth Streets. Susan J Rogers to Charles D Albert C Samuel G and Willa Fowler for all interest.
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Samuel Fowler
Mount Pleasant
Feeasant Plains
Augustus W. Connorst
James F. Bren
Deorge Koehler
Jour
Square
Lighth
I Streete
Barbara Heinlein
Goldenberg
Dobbine
Mahion Groo
Alice G Bonnet
North Hilbrook
Samuel Cohen
Truste
Katherine Smart
Floral Higl—Washington Loan and Trust Company
George W. White
LE Droit Park
Harold A. Met
Tlee Et Ux
Henry B. Lower
Erty
Katherine T. Mattica
Idle Highlands
United States Realty Company
Carl F. Melelaho
Twenty-Fourth Street
Ida W. Hunt
Charles 4
Anne J. Pusey
Charlee J. Pusey
Sorvey
Meridian Sill
James Breager
George 1
Florente V. Popkins
Wesley
Rovident Life and Trust
Company
Joseph B
Mary B. Bowling
Meridian Hill
Robert A. Miller
EH Smith
Peters Mill
Thomas
Steward
Bliss Spear
Saul
John R. Haistip
Preterick J
Flora A. Tausyy
Sixth Street
William H. Bholts
Thomas H. Evans
Cquare
Thormas H. Evans
W. Wallace
Chiswell and
Wiliam H
LH Droit Park
Dannis C. Rhea
George Johannes
Diock
Sixth
Seventh Streets
Julia T. Noonan
Patrick J
John and
Lowise Frischhols
Brookland
Timothy FE
Wicox
James IC Wallace
Reno—Lewla
Thomas M. Talbott
Thirty-Fifth Street
Eleventh
Twelfth
Hickson W. Field
William Kennedy
D Street
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
George W. Harriman
Newton M. Noblett
Pleasant Plains
Kennedy Brothers
Eudora
Craig
Fairview Heights
Delavan Vaughan Iy
Delavan W. Hartington
Highth Street
Delavan W. Ely
Delavan W. Harrington
Herman R. Howenstein
Thint
Fourth
George C. Pamphray
Charles M
Mary
Sizer
Susan J. Rogers
Charles D
Albert C
Samuel G
Willa Fowler
Meridian
John H. Notan
Charles W. Simpson
William D. Sullivan
F. P. Murphy
Fetworth
Ferdinand A. Holtmufler
John B. Larner
John A Hamilton
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Newton Mr. Noblitt
Charles D. Liebermane
Phelan C. Hawn
Charles F. Collins
Aga Burdine
Carl Gorale
Lot Square
James F Shea
Willam
Normoyle
George I. Berger
Petworth
Charlesetta England
William J. Neale
Henry F. Mooney
Eleanor I. Ogden
Margaret O'Leary
Chapin Brown
Henry Wi. Bergmann
Oriental Building Association
South Grounds
Columbian University
England
James Berry
Arthur Carr
Perpetual Building Association
Columbia Heights
Thomas W. Fowler
Tod
Edward Fowler
Charles M. Birckhead
George P. Kirkwood
Robbins
Alice G Honnet
Guntay A
Roratio N. Toplin
Deagitt
Mahlon Gros
Kathering Smart
Hyman Delete
Samuel Brown
Samuel V. Fysack
Rosa Miller
Henry C
American Security and Trust Company
National Savings and Trust Company
Hots
James P. McCarthy
Ralph F. Barnard
Guy H. Johnson
Barbara Rodler
Frances
Dyson
Charles H Cragin
George
Gertman
George A. Popkin
Charles P. Stone
Charles W. Fairfax
James Strayer
Erie Spear Et al
John Joy Féson
Frank P. Recaldo
Thomas G. Steward
Frederick J
Flora A. Tansey
Francia Saul
Norman K. Lansbury
John R. Halsuip
Eva R. Boyle
Harry V
Herbert A. Gill
Theo N. Gill
Mary D Bidate
Edwin L. Yancey
Moore & Barbour
Hulbert L Bisgelia
Te Secure Americas Security and Trust Company
Ledrom Park
Henry H. Bergmann
Frank J. Ehlers
Uherlea Bruce
Lanual
Robert
Rhinden
Henry ¥. Mooney
Nonnis C. Shea
Clifton J. Miller
Edward J. Newcomb
William Nally
Charlee
Wolz
Deeds of Trust for Meridian and Nearby Lots
A compilation of deed of trust notices across several Washington, DC subdivisions. Entries name borrowers, lenders, secured amounts, terms, interest, and parcel identifiers in Meridian Hill, Petworth, Square 1030, and multiple blocks from Columbia Heights to North of a65, listing dozens of properties and trustees.
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Charlottesville, Va
J W. Appleton
Kennel Club
Beuers
Herman Brava
le Seca
Senpoaa Lease
Eatdow
Stade Pooclonse RG
Utabeemwr
Raul Steet
Washington Produce Market
THE
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Taternal
L.alg
Treasury
General Fund
Golcom
Grose
Balor
Stack
Galveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Sarannakh
Charlestuna
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Wilmington
Sree
Boston
Seuston
Augusta
Memphis
Laut
Dull
Clacionadl AL
Little Rock
Louisle
Fim Hay
France
Continent
Ut al Poste
Great Britain
el Trance
Japan
Mexico
Washington Cattle Market
Cameron and
Royal Streets
Mount Vernon
Daughters of the American Revolution
Drowns-Beck
Richard H. Drowns
Josephine Dr. Beck
Duke Street
Edgar Carpenter
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church
Laura B. Wharton
Harry Griffith
Methodist Protestant Church
J. M. Jolmes
Alexandria Corporation Court
Barley
Alexandria National Bank
Will C. Bates Company
Circuit Court
Fairfax County
A.C. LS
Railroad
Republic
Knox
Our Ag
Adjutant General
C. Haines Longacre
Thomas B. Penicks
2. McCalmont
Probata
Justice Gould
Efectus
A. Pratt
Tong
Med
John W. Buldey
Attomes
Frank Stetson
Horsce B. Raborg
W. J. Lambert
Willum
Annis
Woodruff
Hamilton, Colbert, Yerkes & Hamilton
Mildred Johnston
Gabriel F. Johnston
Pond
Irving Williamson
Michael T. Bowins
Wilhelmina F. Burgess
Ivan Heideman
Leba D. Smith
Harriet A. Marshall
George W. Edwards
J. H. Myers
William F. Hunt
W. F. Powell
Eliiot Shreve Et al
J. W. Glenoan
John Bolac
J. W. Glenran
Lucinda Smith
Elizabeth Lain
Hecht & Co
Simonton
Municipal Court
Sarah Litchfield
Frank Litch
Plaintifita
W. A. Coombe
William A. Redmond
Enoch F
Ig Plaintif
Thomas B. Penteks, Jr
L. C. Williamson
Equity Court No
Haptoe
Hitter
D. N. Huston
Clark Ve. Vegetarian Meat Company
F. C. Geiger
Heald Va
Peteru
East Capitol Street
W. H. Quinter
Gleananna
Clinkens
J. W. Glescom
I ‘Rest
Champion Coated Paper Company
J. W. Wheatley
R. Golden Donaldson
Hallam & Calaghan
Baker & Ridout
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Mother
Child
Revolver
L. L. Perkins Weband
A. of Beers
Eae
Signo Fhons Matoigre
Daniel Loughran
Penna. Ave
Sato
Washington.gas Light CO
Tenth Street N. W
F. G. Smith Piano Co
Ave
Alt Grocers
Housewives
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company
Ieee
House & Herrmann
Sts
N. W
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
Newera
Prohrphlys