Furnished Rooms for Rent Dense Washington Listings
A long column of furnished room ads in a Washington area paper. Entries describe second and third floor rooms with heat, hot water, and board options, many near Dupont, Mount Vernon, and the central districts. Numerous prices, room counts, and proximity to transit are noted.
Furnished front and back rooms for rent in Northwest DC
Ads list numerous rooms for rent across DC areas including Brookland, Dupont, Columbia Road, and downtown NW. Highlights include southern exposure, hot water heat, electric lights, board optional, private families, and reasonable weekly or monthly rates. Listings feature various addresses on 603 I St, 428 K St NW, nltk, 35 Rae Leit St NW, 25 A Ord NW, 126 Evar St, 208 6th St NW, 1764 Columbia Rd, and more, with notes on baths, telephones, and public transit proximity.
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Vosbad
Pauza North
Elegar
Cleveland
Pleguui
Vernon PL
13Th ST
Kewly
ST. NW
Dewey
Nols
Mcpherson Square
St. Apts
ST NW
Connava
Ulster Inn
Mt. Pleasant
Dupont Circle
Laclede
Vt. Ave
L ST
Mass Ave NW
Ugion
Fairmont ST
6Th ST
RicPherson Square
Kalorama Road
J.k
Stors
Vostage
Celahex Spm
ES Deere
Fairvont ST
Center St
Chapin ST
Christian Beientist
Harvard ST
MD. Ave
Columbia RD
Post. NW
H. K. Goidalelu
9Th ST
R ST. NW
Qatet
H. K
L H
STH &T
I. H
I ST. NE
Capitol
MD Ave
ST NE
Porcelain Bath
Col RD
Cairo
Amily
Bates ST
Todd PL
Ib K
Bath
Harvard St NW
Beth
Privata
North Capitol
Nicels
Boutsett
Teac
LA Grande
Coluwhia
Phona W
Bas
Bain
Emerson ST
ST. NY
Werhouur
Img
Ave
I ST
K ST
Rae Leit ST
Evar
Brookland
D. C
Irving ST
New Bath
Pri
Jefferson PL
Posbie
St, NW
M BT
Taenni
Ana
Magnolia
Tadionnes
Northwest
Poston
Albert
Supreme Court notices on DC condemnation and park orders
Legal notices from the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia announce condemnation petitions for opening minor streets and creating small parks across several squares. The documents specify required juries, publication, service of notices, and deadlines in 1913 1914.
Deeds of Trust listings across multiple properties and lenders
A dense compilation of deeds of trust shows numerous lenders securing various borrowers from Washington to Gladeside, with amounts ranging from 400 to 55,000 dollars. The list notes monthly or periodic payments, terms from 3 months to 9 years, and interest rates around 5 to 6 percent, tied to parcels in many towns and blocks. Dudley Field Malone sworn in New York as port collector, succeeding Mayor-elect Mitchel.
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Alfred Jephcott
Chillum Castle Manor
Turner
Same
Toronto Brick Company
Lta
Ngleside
Tan &, Carpenter Et Vir
James L
Ik. R. Howenstein
Fred W. Reeves
Edgar R. Hichardson
Anacustia
Richard A. Lansbury
Archibald M. McKachlen
John A. Massie
John Wivall
Lulu Duffy
C. B
John
Viola
Catharine Kelly
Rurs Et Ux. Ta Continental Trust Company
Ascure Washington
Lot x& Square
John Hohmann
Rob Howenstein
Thomas Armimison
Persant
Trinidad
Harry Kats
Bo Francis Paul
James F. Shea
Devings Henk
Nellia E. Harnsn
Charles W. Fitt
Albert N. Wildman
Mabel W. Davis
Lottle Reichenbach
American Security and Trust Company
National Savings and Trust Company
Dudley Fieia Malone
New York
Dudley Field Malone
Port of
John Purroy Mitchel
Customs Service
Equity Court D C cases and notices in multiple dockets
In equity and related courts, numerous rule returns, demurrers, and orders appear across Equity Courts No 1 and No 2, with names including Sadler, Moriarty, Lysham, Manogue, Padgett, Fletcher, and others. Proceedings cover trustees appointments, bond postings, restraining orders, and assignments. criminal and circuit actions proceed with various plaintiffs and defendants, rulings, and continuations through early 1914. Probate, bankruptcy, and real estate matters list estates, wills, sales, and property transfers among many DC parties and attorneys.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court No
Justies Gould
Sadler
F. B. Moriarty
Royia
Bond
Plaintff
W. H. Manogue
E. Padgett
Deckarye Smith
Plainttff
A. J. Decker
Hasenner
Four Shot by Hunters In Midwest Areas
News brief from multiple Midwest locales reports accidental shootings during hunting. Clayton Pomeroy, eight, of Turty Michigan, was killed when a gun his brother held discharged. Reubin Laessig, Foster City Michigan, was wounded in the chest by another hunter and likely fatally injured. Richard Kinney near Ray Minnesota shot his companion Albert Tremblay, mistaking him for a deer, then surrendered. August EnSaas near Holman Wisconsin fired at a rabbit, killing his brother Leonard EnSaas instantly.
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Menominee
Wis
Clayton Pomeroy
Albert Pomeroy
Turty
Mich
Reubin Laessig
Foster City
International Falls
Minn
Ray
Richard Kinney
Albert Tremblay
Kinney
Holman
August En- Saas
August
Leonard
Trade Marks Case Raises Territorial Domain Question
Briefs filed in the Citrus fruit icing case and a major trade mark dispute before the Supreme Court address whether a single device may be used by two firms in different regions. The Ohio company seeks protection within its state while Georgia Florida and Mississippi markets differ, with contentions that a territorial limit exists. Fruit growers in California urge railways to allow pre chilling and packing of fruit before shipment, arguing these steps are integral to transport. The Interstate Commerce Commission order is under review next week for implications.
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Tly Supreme Court
Adlon and Wierler Company
Troy
Hanover Star Miling Company
Germantean, al
Ohio
United States Circuit Court of
Speedia
Apne
Georgia
Diorda
Awe Buima
Mississippi
Inone
Osnea
Inter~state Commerce Commission
la Yall
Marines for Pensacola move orders issued
Secretary Daniels ordered 750 marines from Philadelphia to Pensacola Florida to be stationed on the reservation next to the navy yard. They will depart likely Thursday night aboard the transport Prairie. The Pensacola base is seen as suitable for base work in the Pacific road the Panama Canal Zone and Philadelphia. Automobile insurance rates cut today in New York by 1 2 percent affecting about 140 000 cars nationwide with most fire insurers represented.
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Daniels
Philadelphia
Pensacola
Fla
Navy Yard
Roosevelt
Marine Corps
Pacific Road
Panama Canal Zone
New York
Eastern Conference of
United States
Robinson Hall
Ley Hospital
WT Galither
J Leftwich Sinclair
Ruth Ha
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Philippine
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Antwerp
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R. M. Hicks
Canadian Pacific Railway Rail
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G. J Weidman
New York Avé
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Pearce Va
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Mason Va
Clanham
Archer & Smith, Hellmuller—Douglas, Ruffin & Chear
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American Tor Company
Chick
Dartington
Wicford
Circuit Court No. 2
Justice Anderson
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DB. B.alnton
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Piamtitt
J. W Nichol
Hamilton, Yerkes & Hamilton McCorkey
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W Gardiner
George P. Heaven
Green We
Jefferson
Rideout Awmyer
Herty
Washington, Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railway Company
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Webb
Forrest—Lyme
Whiteford
Coleman
Gulden Link
Household of Ruth
Chase Waring
Martin
Thomas
Merriam
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WA. Robinson
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Fisher
Justice Wright
Washington Herald Company
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Platniltt
J. A. Burkart
Hinton
Patchell Ve. Carmody
Vernon K. West
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B. H. Jackeon
FC. Handy
Tyrrell
George L. Good
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Sohon
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Andrew Wilven
F. Edward Mitchell
M. W. Sullivan
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Giver Typewriter Company
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Trondis
Fleming
Justice Gould
John H. Nolan
Caverly Company
E. McCalmont
J 8
Henry A. Curts
W. Hopkins
Joseph N .Whitney
I. FR. Linton
Edwin T. Boykin
Leckie, Cox , Kratz
Alhan A. Shadd
John Rident
Walter Atkinson
G. H. Laleger
Lucy A Lacy
Ben G Fool
Edward Abner
Helena Abner
Wolf @ Cohen
Mary W. Fhecker
Ho Manogue
Padgett
Little Carter
John Alfred Weight
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Richardaun
Christian J. Abnolf
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Kappler & Mariilat
Angelo
Katherine Maseliu
FOS Paladin
Arthur Craig
Nathaniel A. Robbins
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Annie C. Klein
Anna M. Miz
Theodore Nix
Attorneve
C. H. Bauman
B .Bauman
Mary A. Lynch
Ellen G. Reed
James H. Kolb
C. E Richardson
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I J Derlington
BS Minor Defendent
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Thomas W. Perry
Carl HH
P. B. Ray
J. , Whiting
Harrington Brow
Helen M. Hayemer
John H. Bhulte
Platerit
J. Rayman Hoover
George H Safford
Gertrude F. Lewisnell
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Platooims Ruby
Nelson Wilson
John A Hulbert
Western Union Telegraph Company
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Saker
Woo Leah
James O'Donns
Metropolitan Coach Company
DOW Baker
Wo Teaht
Mary L. Katnes
Washington Hailard Electric Company
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Attemneys
DW Baker
WE. Leahy
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Robert H Atkiggon
Eppand
EB Hutchison
James T Jones
Willem Ho Tucker
Jabez Lee
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Fred Decker
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Charles A
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Owen Ho Frcher
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William Holloway
mQuare Sigs
Fourth Street
Gateeeta
William
Buntia
Albert N Wildmad
Albert Wildman
Margaret
Hegina H. Crough
Lot Square
Fred M Marks
Mount Pleasant
Ernest Walker
Mins
V. Tweedle
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Extyndad
Florence Philip
Larne
Pleasant Plains
L. L. Perkins
Royal Indemnity Co
Beng
Marines
Secretary Daniels
Wew
City News
Interior Department
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Waele Sam
Hebecca Lodge
Daughters of Isreal
Hs’ Hall
Abram Simon
Rabbit Louis Stern
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Thirteenth Street
Woman's Guild of the Church of the Incarnation
E. M Dickinson
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TL. N. Richardson
Thomas Bright
Sterling Kerr
M Cheater
Oliver Joyce
F Stevenson
Reland
Bance
Nichols Misa Phylis Snyder
Brightwood Park
Wiliam Wallace, Jr
Helena, Mont
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William R. Harr
Arlington Cemetery
Maine
New Hampshire
Chigtan Higme
SK CM Street
Murray Ledyard
Consumers’ League
I Patrict of
Fifth Street
Constance D. Leupp
Harvey Wiley
Marion Fellew
W. G. Stuart
Dorothy Adams
William G. Andrews
Fither Chase Keiths
Mary Bright
Selden M. Bly
North Capitol and
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Eivic
D. A. Edwards
Evan K. Tucker
Bristow Adams
Debating Society
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Washington College of Law
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Winian Leonard
Johnn F Pamner
Misa B. Floye Taylor
Rob, Funk
Mina M. Deane
John Clark
Detroit, Mich
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Jtr
John R. Francia
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