Rooms for rent in northwest Washington DC area
Numerous listings for furnished and unfurnished rooms across NW DC including 1022 Vermont Ave, 1503 1st Ave, and 1806 Mass Ave. Various options: front or second floor rooms, steam heat, private baths, and board by the week or month. Details show single and double rooms, proximity to Dupont Circle, Kalorama, and suburban areas, with prices ranging from modest to higher monthly rates.
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Ulster Inn boarding near Capitol with hot water heat
Sunny front room for two private family near Capitol. Hot water heat, excellent board, reasonable rate. Select boarding at Ulster Inn 1627 26th St NW Mount Pleasant area. Also mentions Dupont Circle area accommodations, transient rooms available.
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Capitol
Ulsthr Inn
26Th St
Mount Pleasant
Dupont Circle
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Furnished and unfurnished rooms for rent in multiple DC areas
A crowded classified notice lists numerous rooms for rent across Northwest and Northeast Washington near the Bureau of Engraving, Hotel Dewey, Capitol, and other landmarks. It details furnished or unfurnished options with heat, hot water, baths, and board, plus prices from per week to per month and notes on proximity to transit and shopping districts.
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N. Tebbitt
Marshall Halls
G. W. Platt
Modello
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Rooms Wanted and For Sale Classifieds Mix
Classified room and house rental requests span furnished and unfurnished options across northwest and nearby streets with multiple tenants seeking board, private baths, heating, and options for families, singles, and professionals. Listings also include sales of a portable sawmill, a housing venture, and business opportunities with specific addresses and contact cues.
Legal Record May 8 1807 United States Court of Claims
Legal record from May 8 1807 before Chief Justice Campbell covers equity divisions, circuit divisions, criminal divisions, bankruptcy and probate with motions, decrees, hearings, and orders. Names include Booth Atkinson Atkinson, Kiliman, Kiliman, peerless lists, and multiple judges and attorneys. Cases involve United States, various claim petitions, and name changes for oil company.
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Aled
United States Court of Claims
Willan
Frederick Weinhelmer
Edward K. Campbell
Grace
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Justice Anderson
Brunett Va
Bakersmith
Plaintif
George H. Hasilton
Herbert Va
Herbert
Amony
Hutty &Hutty
Brandenb & Brandenburg
Daly
H. £. Davin
H. ¥. Kennedy
D'Manna
Real estate transfers across Washington addresses
Real estate transfers list numerous deeds: McDaniel to Wolfe at 10 I Street Southeast. National Savings and Trust to Demas trio at 808 Ninth Street Northwest. Hatslip to Alma Saxton at Brookland. Lawrence to Dudley Lawrence at Corbin Place Northeast. Haislip to H Sydney King at Connecticut Avenue Terrace. Carusi to Ezra Gost at Chichester. Schmidt to John Dos Passos at Street Northwest. Brown trustees to Schafer and Achull at Rock Creek Church Road. King to Halslip at 608 M Street Southeast. Woodard to Huddle son at Hampshire Avenue Northwest. American Realty and Trust to Lionne Baston at 1815 G Street Northwest. Baston to Stuckert, then to Karrick all on same block. Marden to Yacos at Villa Park Heights. Marden to Guitier at Central Addition. Rafferty to Gann at Fifteenth Street Southeast. Chaney to Bate at Indolence. Stith to McDuffie at Lanier Heights. Warlman talk to Bachrach at 300 Massachusetts Avenue Northeast. Sullivan trustee to Grinder at 1011 and 1018 First Street Southeast.
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I Street
William B. McDaniel
Maggie P. Wolfe
Ninth Street
National Savings and Trust Company
Victor K. Danal
Stephen J. Demas
Nicholas J. Demas
Brookland
John RB
Hatslip
Alma J. Saxton
Corbin Place
Fourteenth
George Lawrence
Dudley
Lawrence
Connecticut Avenue
Thrrace
John K. ‘Haislip
H. Aydney King
Albert Achultela
Padaworth
H. Sydney King
John R. Halslip
Hampshire Avenue
O. Woodard
Margaret S. Huddleson
American Recurlty and Trust Company
Trustes
Br. Lionne Beaston
Yionne Baston
John P. Stuckert
James J. Karrick
Villa Park Heights
Clara A. Marden
John Yacos, Jr
George W. Giitert
Fifteenth Street
Rita P. Rafferty
Harry Gann
John H. Chaney
Marle A. Bate
Lanier Heights
Carl H. Stith
Sallie B. McDuile
Massachusetts Avenue
Herry Warlman
Morris
Lible Bachrach
First Street
William ©. Sullivan
Joseph B. Grinder
Charles 8
Richmond Park Improvement Company
Hannah Nathan
Samuel Hantein
Arthur Garr
Inadore Hantein
Remi
Ernest J. Schmidt
George M. Emmerich
Samuel B. Walker
Clarence F. Donohoe
Eastern Building and Loan Association
Milburn J. Donohoe
James A. Donohoe
Reubben F. Smith
D. H. Roland Crary
Heber I. Thornton
T. Yeluitt Canby
John F. Doran
B. Francia Sau
James F Shea
Home Savings Bank
Square
James A. Clark
John G. Weedon
George W. White
M_ OR. Pumphrey
Sallie FR. McDuffle
William ©. Edmonston
Louis R. Peak
M_ M. Marr
Carl H
Joseph K. Grinder
Samuel HW. Walker
Clarence ¥. Monohee
James D Conner
Chapin Brown
Henry FH Bergmann
Aecure Oriental Building Association
Jesse H. White
Clarence F. Welch
Eugene Drury
Proverty
Deeds of Trust List Shows City Property Liens
A long column lists deeds of trust across Washington districts including Ingleside, Moore & Barbour's Addition, Columbia Heights, Eringing Place and Wraver's Prospect. Entries name grantors and trustees, securing loans from various building associations and banks with amounts from 400 to 8,087 dollars, terms up to eight years and interest rates ranging around 6 percent, reflecting a broad pattern of secured real estate financing in multiple blocks.
Baltimore Markets Price Report November Market Rates
Baltimore reports firmer wheat with No 2 red prices at 1.11 and 1.15 for Western and November contracts. Elevator oats total stock 1,196,785 bushels with shipments of 28,288. Poultry and butter ranges listed by grade, with eggs across Maryland Pennsylvania Western firsts at 36 and 35 cents.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Southern
Bond notice from United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co
L. L. Perkins 1 bond and United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co are listed with a contact in the Southern Building. The fragmentary item appears to be an insurance or surety related notice referencing a bond arrangement.
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L. L. Perkins
United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co
Southern
Holland continues from ninth page on City Bank deposits
Poska reports City Bank holds about 550000000 on deposit reflecting large special deposits. Deposits may be withdrawn and redeposited across the country as spot cash for purchases. Federal Reserve's vast credit capacity near 35000000000 could mobilize funds for domestic and foreign undertakings after the war. Cooperation among American banks enabled the Anglo French loan placement, contrasting with monopolistic money power.
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Poska
City Bank
New York
Federal Reserve System
Europe
Banka
Naedad
United States
Holland
Washington Railway and Electric and related securities sales
Local noon sales list shows Washington Railway and Electric 4s trades at 81K 81 8144 8134 81. Norfolk and Washington Steamboost Bs at 106%. Graphophone common at 125 126 125. preferred issues 81% to 130. various gas, electric, railroad, and telegraph stocks and bonds with prices and percentages. miscellaneous listings include Capital Traction, Washington market stocks, title insurance, and several trust and savings entities. no clear single note, multiple firms and issues.
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Norfolk and Washington Steamboost Bs
Geotown Gas Cert
Ind
Georgetown Gas Be
Washington Gas Bs
Columbia Gas & Elec
Ss. Taeesee
Capital Traction Co
Wean City and Sub. Ry
Weary Metropolitan R. R
Wash. Ry
Elec
G. C
P. Telephone
Mkt. Co
Cold Ste
W. Steamboat
Riggs Realty
Wash Ry
Elec. Com
Columbia Title
Chapin-Sacka Co
Washington Gap
Columbia Gas and Blec
Am. Tel. and
Tel. Co
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanaton Monotype
Greene-Cananea Copper
National Bank
American
Capital
Columbia Commercial District
Lincoln Metropolitan - Riggs
Washington
Security and Trust
Nat Savings and Trust
Union Trust Company
Wash, Loan and Trust
Continental
Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Commerce and Savings
East Washington
Arlington
Ye . Corcoran
National Union
Security Storage Co
Washington Market
New York Produce Prices and Market Reflections
New York prices dated Nov 23 show butter receipts at 7,539 with creamery extras around 33 to 34 cents, ECGS crates at 8,679, fresh gathered extras 44 to 45, firsts 36 to 40, and seconds 28 to 27. Western poultry steady with turkeys 18 to 20, dressed fowls 16 to 23. Sugar raw firm at 4.77, refined steady. flour steady. pork firmer with mess at 17.50 to 18, short clear 19 to 21, beef steady, lard strong in the middle west at 9.45 to 9.55.
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New York
Hennery
Middle West
New York Grain Reports Mixed Wheat and Corn Prices
New York on November 23 shows spot wheat fluctuating with No. 1 durum at 1.22 percent fob, No. 1 northern Duluth at 108 percent, and No. 1 northern Manitoba at 1.98 percent. Buffalo futures unsettled with December at 1.10 percent. Corn spot firm at No. 2 yellow 76 cents prompt. Oats spot quiet.
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New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Buffalo
Washington Society Gathers for Empire Era Events
Society pages detail recent arrivals in Washington and an Oakland apartment stay. Miss Teresa Granda y Peet, niece of the Peruvian Minister, attended an informal dance hosted by Miss Pocahontas Butler on FR street with plans for a December 14 dinner to debutantes. Mrs. Gleaves and daughter Evelina Gleaves travel to New York for the Army Navy game, returning December 1. A tea dance December 24 will introduce Evelina Gleaves and Mary Truxton Garland. Supper for Elizabeth Garland and George Wharton Edwards precedes his St Alban’s Church wedding. Guests include Evena Gleaves, Mary Truxton Garland, Esther Whiting, Raymond Bell, Lieutenant Frank Craven, Carlyle Whiting, and others.
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Pocahontas Butler
FR Street
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Evelina Gleaves
Admiral Gleaves
New York
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Rauacher’s
Mary Truxton Garland
Elizabeth Matteson
Elizabeth Garland
George Wharton Edwards
St Alban’s Church
Miss Garland
Mr. Edwards
Eveina Gleaves
Esther Whiting
Raymond Bell
Frank Craven
Carlyle Whiting
J. & Winston
Craig Hunter
Social whirl as Washington guests flock to Army Navy weekend
Former Representative and Mrs J Van Vechten of New York and Mr and Mrs J R Page of Aberdeen, N C, are among yesterday’s Willard arrivals on a wedding trip. Tea hosted by Miss Virginia Millan features Miss Jennie Knox of Atlanta as house guest for two days. Debutante Ellie Lejeune is celebrated at a luncheon hosted by Miss Dorothy Taylor with many guests. Army Navy game plans dominate travels of Major and Mrs Wahl and Rear Admiral Benson among others as society gathers for Thanksgiving and the weekend in New York and Washington.
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New York
J. R. Page
Aberdeen
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Virginia Millan
Park Road
Comprex
Jennie Knox
Atlanta
Thomas Nelson
Ransdell
Anne Crenshaw
Elizabeth Crenshaw
Doris Drain
Helen Kimmell
Marie Adama
Helen Cooper
Glendallan
Dorothy Taylor
Ellie Lejeune
John A Lejeune
Mia. Lejeune
Miss Lejeune
Helen Blodgett
Katherine Burdette
Elizabeth
Kingsbury
Elizabeth Chase
Frances Effinger
Katherine Effinger
Georgia Schofield
Jeanette Cowan
Marie Sims
Ruth Lester
Lutz Wahl
Miss Wahl
William
Benson
W. P Wyse
Baltimore County
Francis Wyse Benson
Francis O Wyse
Col Wyse
Bengon
Wyoming
Junior League of the Junior Republic
William Payne Meridith
Fairfax Leary
Louis Lehr
League
William Eaches Fendall
Victor Kauffmann
Young
Louia Lehr
T. H. Wilson
Charlotte Campbell
E.C. Sage
A. Fellawa
Los Angeles
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Charles M. Pyne
USA
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Repetti Slattery Nuptials at St Patrick's Church
Miss Margaret Elizabeth Slattery married George Vincent Repetti in a 10 am ceremony at St Patrick's with Mgr Russell Pinkrosen officiating. Attendants included sisters Catherine Slattery and Loretta Slatter, best man Frederick Repetti, and ushers John Slattery Edward Slattery Joseph Repett Edward Repetti. Family breakfast followed at the bride's home, then a northern trip for the couple.
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Margaret Elizabeth Slattery
John J. Slattery
George Vincent Repett
Frank F Repetti
Mgr Russell Pink Rosen
Catherine Slattery
Slater
Killarney
Bernice Wall
Loretta Slatter
Frederick Repetti
John Slattery
Edward Slattery
Joseph Repett
Edward Repetti
I Street
Repetti
Philadelphia
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Local Produce Market Prices Listed for Poultry and Produce
Readable price list for a local produce market shows alive poultry with hens roosters ducks and turkeys, dressed chickens, eggs from Virginia and Western areas, butter and cheese notes, and a large vegetables section with potatoes lettuce peppers cucumbers greens and fruit items including oranges lemons and grapes with assorted price ranges. Specific prices include hens per lb at 183 14, turkeys at 19 20, eggs nearby Virginia at 35 36, and potatoes Northern per bushel at 80 90.
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Elgin
Tub
Virginia
Western
Florida
California
Concord
Niagara
New York
Livestock Market Snapshot United States Trade Report
Chicago and New York hogs cattle sheep receipts listed with price ranges and conditions. Hogs steady to weak with most values from 5.65 to 6.80. cattle weak with native steer prices 5.70 to 10.30. sheep and lambs strong with wethers 6.00 to 6.50 and lambs 7.00 to 9.75. New York calves and sheep markets show mixed price activity and firm sheep and lambs.
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New York
The Metal Market Copper and Iron Steady in New York
New York November 23 copper remains steady with electrolytic at 24 and iron unchanged. Metal exchange lists tin quiet at 39 40, London spot copper at £81 15s with futures at £82 0s, electrolytic £93, spot and futures for other metals noted with antimony price unspecified.
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London
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