Mrs Moy Sing Sues Husband in His Absence
Mrs Moy Sing files for divorce in the district supreme court alleging her husband Lena K. Sing secretly married another woman Lena B. Senser Sing while she served as a missionary. The suit claims the marriage is invalid as he never divorced her, seeks an absentee divorce and restoration of her maiden name, with collateral set for $40 and a hearing scheduled next Tuesday. The actions reference a Pennsylvania Avenue apartment arrest and the couple’s alleged extramarital liaison with a corespondent.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Supreme Court
Aled
Witte Wurman
Pues
Wasurgten
Missung
Eid
San
Rettles
Frenus
Followig
Lena Bkensor
Ing
Militia Doctors Accused Over Death of Sincox Camp Patient
The Sincox family alleges neglect by medical staff at a militia camp led to William M Sincox death on August 4. Letters of administration granted to George B Fraser on petition by William A Sincox. Justice Stafford authorized damages suit against the hospital and medical corps.
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W. M Sincox
Willam M
Sincox
George B Fraser
William A
Stafford
Sitcox
National Guard
Woiten Jo Lambert
Requests For New School And Safer Street Improvements
Rhode Island Avenue Association urged in a meeting for a new school, better fire protection, and more street improvements in the northeast section. Chair recognizes rear shop setback and a potential building termination. Also announced winners in town and garden contests with awards for Henderson Woodridge Street lawns and Dakota Avenue business plots.
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Rhode Island Avenue Association
Rhode Island Avenue Salarantheena Association
Sherwood
Iwards
Henderson Woodridge
Dakota Avenue
Tickson Street
Bull
Rhode Island and
Mills Avenue
Wasinator College of Law Holds Merited Ninth Year Event
The Wasinator College of Law marked its nineteenth year with a Wednesday night ceremony in the college hall at 117 New York Avenue. Speeches were delivered by Protas Odwin, C Tentron, Harry Hegarts, Willem Clark, George Amer Milow, George Searnes, Efelen Janison, Florence Frheridge, and Thomas Has fd Pitterson. A letter from Wis Sllan Musse honored the event. attendance included many guests and ceremonial tributes to the college’s progress.
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New York
Missouma
Mi Osqulett
Spthers
Protas
Tentron Bari Cherhy
Harry Hegarts
Willem Clark
Tastorsseorge
Amer
Milow
Public Better Served Plumbing Inspector Highlights Station Needs
A plumbing inspector in an annual report calls for expanded station staffing and safety at several New York avenues and streets. He notes crowded stations near market lanes and recommends improved supervision at the Aqueduct bridge terminus and other east end locations to better serve the public.
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Statias
Nath Street
New York Avenue
Paysite
Ro Mallorqgal
Teron
Lreen
Peale Mon Mert
Calvert Stiet Bridge
Seventh Street
Llorida Avenue
Washington Circle
Washington State Honors Monument Dedication Ceremony
The state of Washington dedicates a stone monument honoring native peoples and democracy. Hazel Jones unveiled the monument with remarks by Senator Poindexter and Representative Michene, amid a ceremony with officials from Washington and national figures.
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Washington
Mike Ip
Amon
State of Washington
Easter
Moasnington
Mies Hazel Jones
Wesley Jones
Pbert
Poindexter
Jeune
Michene Rementale
Wotham
Bankers To Meet On Oct 19 For Annual Meet
A local bankers association announces an October 19 meeting at the Sey Willerd Hotel to discuss plans for the annual gathering. Attendees from the Federal National Bank are expected and additional sessions may occur ahead of the main event.
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Bankers
Sey Willerd
Natong Bark
Thntior
Terry
Telus
Aeroplane ruling awaited on wartime status of hydroplane
A hydroplane named Amerjet, allocated to England from New Lagic on the Mauretania, prompts a legal question. If classed as a multione of war it would be a mere contraband or a warship, implying possible U S responsibility for departure from a neutral port. No protest has been made and the matter has not officially arisen.
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Shipmeno
Amerlet
England
Mauretania
Marine Band at St Alban Sonday Thy Waste and oat
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a church service at St Alban with a Marine Band performance. Mentions of Cathedral, Pas nest, and various garbled phrases hint at musical and ceremonial activities, but many words are unreadable.
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St Alban Sonday
Ss Poteccant
Pete
Pei
Atmaral
Teanieh Seubay at Lagis Hall session
The report notes Teanieh Seubay at Lagis Hall with a session in the afternoon. It mentions deportation consent and a committee meeting at OMSL Amoa Re Runes. The scene unfolds with a morning cluck and a tense atmosphere around the proceedings.
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Teanieh
Lagis Hall
Covington Sworn In Youngest Ever in District Court
Harry Covington, age 44, becomes the youngest chief justice in the District Supreme Court and will preside in Criminal Court No 1. The ceremony at City Hall was led by Senior Associate Justice Anderson with informal reception afterward. The new chief justice, born in Boston and educated at the University of Pennsylvania, has served in Congress and is the second Democrat to hold the post.
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Anderson
Harry Covington
District Supreme Court
City Hall
Harry of Olbragh
Lis Cer
Liu
Clibaugh
Capitol
Justin
Hind
Joseph J Sinnott
House of Representatives
Justice Cormeton
Criminal Court
Covington
Edward Gimnghanv
Clevely
Cartier
Maryland
Baston
Talbot County
Iniverats of Pennsylvania
Congress
Mileage increase suspended by Interstate Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission said it would suspend rail mileage book fare hikes in the Eastern trunk line territory from 2 cents to 2 14 cents, effective today. Protests by organizations and individuals prompted the action while New York Central Lines’ tariffs for mileage books to October 1 at 2 cents per mile were not honored after that date. The commission deemed the tariffs contracts violations and stayed them until January 29, 1915, pending investigation.
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Eastern Trunkine Terriory Provera
New York Central Lines
Georgetown Law School opens with 1000 students present
Addresses by officers and prominent lawyers marked the opening of Georgetown University Law School in the auditorium at 506 ID Street NW. Chief Justice Covington and Dean Wamitton spoke as more than 1000 students enrolled for the new term. An informal faculty and student meeting was planned, with lectures by judges and attorneys, including a possible talk by Judge De Courcey of the Massachusetts Supreme Court. Twelve alumni scholarships were announced by alumni clubs.
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Georgetown University Law School
ID Street
Denton
Justin Covington
Tristmet Supreme Court
George T. Wamitton
Juin W Davia
United States
Covington
Labough
George K. Hampton
Desu
Law Dhool
de Courcey
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Georgetown
Leaves Entire Estate to His Widow in New Brunswick Will
The will of Charles Henry Cox who died August 20 in New Brunswick was filed yesterday in Probate Court by his widow Hen Cox. The document dated March 18 bequeaths the entire estate to the widow.
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Charles Henry Cox
New Brunswick
Hen
Cox
Licensed to Marry in King George and Annapolis Areas
Marriage notices list William A Hanna age 30 and Katherine Bratt of King George Virginia, Rev FO Smith Molle Wo Jones age 29 with Georgia Henderson 19 of King George, Rev How erl Fears Wilar J Leveles 23 with Pauline Erskine 1, Hey tn Clark Carelle O Webb 26 with Helen Lefer 23, Rev 1 MW Van Freen Mutant Beart Daisy Ho Taylor 25 with William Taylor 25 of Annapolis, Rev HE Brundage Hay Oppenhauser 34 and Louise Lynn 21 of Baltimore, Rev JE Ai Boermana.
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Wiliam
Hanna
Katherine & Bratt
Rex & CF
Bratenahl
Hugh R Suart
Rosalie
Grymes
King George County
FO Smith
Molle Wo Jones
Georgia Henderson
Wilar J Leveles
Pauline
Erskine
Clark Carelle O Webb
Helen Lefer
van Freen
Beart
Daisy Ho Taylor
Annapolis
Births Reported From Local Families
Birth notices list numerous newborns and parents including Lem je and Martha Brill with a son Julian C, Frank A and Marv Fokey with a boy, Roy E and Pearle Ro with a Foster girl, and several more with varied spellings. Names include Lavender, Carverle Lavazza, Wally, Nenne Rulbay Rollard, Mahe McKinnie, Yenne Rulbay, Ren e di Mo Kalser, George, Emura Ler, Carrie Pro ar, Marte Ward, and families Weaver, Jenkins, and Ward among others. The fragmentary OCR yields many misspellings and unclear initials.
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Lem
Martha Brill
Julian C
Fifle Carter Bos
Frank
Marv Fokey
Li Roy E
Pearle Ro
Foster
Rigina P
Lavender
Carverle Lavazza
Wally
Rene Miser
McKinnie
Rulbay Rollard Migie
Sizemo
Lillian Weaver
Tov
Tada
Jenkins
Rene
George Hid
Emura
Carrie
Marte
Aenes Mourse Hoy
Deaths Reported in Georgetown and Nearby Areas
Obituary notes list several local decedents including William Kahet aged 44, Agnes Reno aged 36, and Corcoran Street resident Dockett aged 17. The notices mention Columbia Hospital and Eckington area affiliations with a mix of ages and addresses, reflecting a sequence of death acknowledgments across the district.
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Patel
Hasvai
Sears
Yon Smith
Eckington
Owfen
Ofallaghan
Georgetown Lyi
Belalpave
Molten Cormies
Shanee
Woosea
Agnes Reno
Columbia Hospital
Corcoran
Life Underwriters Meet Discuss District Campaign
More than 30 members attended the first regular meeting of the District of Columbia Life Underwriters Association at the Eb bitt luncheon preceded gathering. The group considers raising 3000 for advertising to stimulate life insurance interest, proposing to allocate one tenth of 1 percent of every 1000 dollars of life insurance written in the district, based on last year’s 2 million dollars in premiums. A committee of George Jordan and Mr Tolph will prepare estimates for the new publicity plan, with a report due at the next Otto ver lo meeting.
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District of Columbia Life Underwriters’ Association
Ebbitt
W Huske Secretars
Orville Brown
Jr. Best
John Dolph
Ingirk
National Insurance
Cincinnati
George Jordan
Tolph
Association
Otto
Hebrews Join Relief Work At Eighth Street Temple
On Sunday evening a special collection will be taken at the Eighth Street Temple for the American Red Cross relief in Europe. The fund will be given without regard to sect, following a long-standing practice of Jewish women’s groups. No Hebrew action in Washington for further relief has been announced. the topic will be discussed at the Hebrew Relief Society meeting on October 13.
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Eighth Street
American Red Cross
Washington Alliance of
Washington
Hebrew Relief Society of Washington
Alaska Mineral Output in 1913 Sees High Gold Value
The Geological Survey reports Alaska mineral production in 1913 valued at 19,413,004 dollars. Gold output reached about 1. Lin813, with cumulative gold value through 1917 noted as substantial. Additional minerals contributed roughly forty million dollars in value overall.
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Alaska
Geological Survey
Aditia
City Bulletins Include Grocery Prices and Store Ads
Catalog lists items such as shoulders 14 percent, hams and bacon by the pound, potatoes, rice, tea, rolls, toilet paper, bread, and cabinet cleaners with prices. Mentions Pyles Stores and Comger’s Open Sour Laundry, plus Shaffer’s wedding flowers and a new store at 1008 Pa. Ave. NW. ad copy notes service and estimates.
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ST NW
J. T Bd
Pyles
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Washington College of Law
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Plasterers’ Association
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Sidney West
LIFE
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Red Cross
Eighth Street Temple
Free City
D. J. O'Connell
Pa. Ave
City Bulletins
Shaffer
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
F Street
Hain
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
O-415
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
G. A. Muddiman
7Th St
Byrons Adams
Nur Heurich Brewing Co
S&s
BNI
Uae
N D Parker
NATIONAL _ECTRILAL APPLY CO
Oytte
Mait
Newsrapre
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