District Engineer Reports Substation, Union Station progress
District engineer C B Hunt reports completion of the West street tunnel and most street work tied to the Union Station project. Substation at Fourteenth and Water streets SW approved, Virginia Avenue tunnel finished, bridges over South Capitol and Delaware avenues completed, and about 95 percent of street work connected to the new station done. Total year funding around $1,540,000 with significant pavement, curb, and grading activity across the District and suburban roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Station
C. B. Hunt
Disgorter
Sengineer
Morrow
Hunt
West Street
Sixth Street
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad
South Washington
Wor
Fourteenth
Water Streets
Virginia Avenue
South Capitol
Delaware Avenue
Congress
Dietrict Surface Division
Engineer Department
Hime
Allasta
County Todds
Thos
United States
Traction Rights of Way Sought for Union Station
Congress will be asked to grant street car rights of way to Union Station. The measure, drafted by the Commissioners, faces a lengthy process with passage unlikely before Christmas. Transit firms estimate at least a year to extend lines to the station, leaving passengers walking several blocks after opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Station
Congres
DBI
Senate District Committee
Ute
House
Madden
Auto Dealers Organize New Explain Plans Motor Show
Automobile dealers of Washing ton form an association to promote their business in the District of Columbia. Eligible dealers include all legitimate auto dealers. The twelve-member group will stage a show near Thanksgiving season. Officers: President Arthur Muell Hsaen Luttrell Company, Vice President A Klock Duypout Garage, Secretary Guy Tolman Thomas Tolman, Treasurer George Reed Washington Garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nlanation
Washington
District of Columbia
Thameserving
Arthur Muell- Hsaen
Luttrell’ Company
A. Klock
Duypout
Guy ‘Tolman
Thomas & Tolman
George Reed
Seven New Pharmacists Named by District Board
District of Columbia Board of Pharmacy announced the names of eight successful candidates who passed the recent exam. Henry Bussey Floyd Milton Leon Goldsmith Carl Forrest Sil cot Andrew James O Neill John Robert Jacobs Alexander Leon Mikulea and Stella Cornelia Nelson were cleared to practice pharmacy in DC at yesterday’s board meeting.
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Board of Pharmacy of
District of, Columbia
Lsted
Henry Bussey Floyd
Milton Leon Goldsmith
Carl Forrest
Silcot
Andrew James O'Neill
John Robert “Jacobs
Alexander Leon Mikulea
Miss Stella
Cornelia
Nelson
District of Columbia
Paolais Royst Proprietor Greeted by Emplloyes
After a long summer vacation A Liener owner of the Paolais Royst was presented with a bouquet by his employees. In appreciation he hosted a luncheon for Palais Royal staff from the wrappers to the head floorwalker. Lisner and his wife had spent the summer in New York State.
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A. Liener
Paolais Royst
Lisner
Palais Royal
New Bridge Open Set for Connecticut Avenue Structure
November 15 date set for opening the Connecticut Avenue bridge to public use about November 1. W J Douglas district of bridges warns land on each side must be acquired to protect the bridge’s architectural setting. A bill aimed at purchasing adjacent land passed Congress last year and likely to be reintroduced by Commissioners this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Avenue
W. J. Douglas
Douglas
Nfigawaya Hunt
Congress
Fraternal Day in Baltimore and Local Notices In Montezuma
Community notices include Odd Fellows from the city traveling to Baltimore for fraternal day and homecoming events led by Charles D. Shadelford with involvement from J. Shackelford and F. W. Vermilion. Also updated local organizations list officers for the Interdenominational Colored Ministers Union with Rev. Grimke as president and other officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Canton No. 1
Charles D. Shadelford
J. A. Shackelford
F. W. Vermilion
Wasmngton, Interdenominational Colored Ministers’ Union
Francis J. Grimke
WH. Davenport
James W. Pos
D. E. Wiseman
Alexander G Garner
A. Leftwitch
Lanes C. 4.” & Church
W. A. Ray
Metropolitan A. M. Zion Church
Mr. Hartinger
Union
Fragmented Local Trade Fragments Surface in Ad Listing
An OCR fragment shows diverse local business notices and contact details. It mentions cleaning carpets, a delivery wagon service, store addresses, lamp sales, photo development promises, and a long standing beer vendor with storefront references. The text is garbled but reflects a mid century classifieds page with multiple shops and phone numbers.
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Saks
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventh Street
Vt Kuppenheime
Grosner
Sega
Manves
Manila
Beeta
Yat Mencianer
Chas. Kaufman & Sons
Potomac Electric Power Co
Fourteenth Street
the Sanitary Paper Bottle Co., Inc
St H.W
Red Dwarf
Phila, General Supply CO
Golorado Building
Rania
Lacey& Co
Washington Post
Union Hardware Co
Winslow
Ey & Betty
Toney
Morsely
Albert L. Johnson
Columbia Highlands
Vakiyn
David L. Gitt & Co
Pennsylvania Railroad
Nurehasera
Harry Preuster
Chelles Shambaugh
George T. Cooper
B. B. Lee
A. Clow
George Speidel
Edward Kell
George ©. Roarks
David Beeler
G. Harper
L. Holfan
Martin Demans
Julia Pearce
W. C. Ales
Dr. A. Reed
Dr. “A. Reed
ABC
A. Reed
Robt. Berberich’s Sons
N. W
City Bulletins
Montezuma
Colo
Golf Divide Mining
MiNihis
Selmeyer
Roxenfeld
Vermont
Pyres
Brébek
Ghorues'& Son, Inc
Tor
Hinkel de Co
Maine
D. Dovay
Cook
G& St. C. A. Muddiman & Co
Kroue’s
Ninth Street
Bharlc’s
St. Maerzenail Senate-brewery
Aplington
G .Herrmann
Ehilacen
Johnson Bros
Stn
D.J. Kaufman
Renis
Your
R. W.G J. B. Henderson, Inc
Gratis R. W. & J. B. Henderson, Inc
F Street
Horn
Virginia
Treasury
Craig & Royce
Great Falls
Old Dominion Land Company
Hibbs Building
Victor E. Adler -Ten
Scien
Andrews
Seinewea
Atti
R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Inc
Howe
Louisnns Avenue
Seventh St
Pennsylvania Ave
Ratatiers
Randle Highlands
Capitol OF
U.S
Aengla Highlands
Capitol
Dupont Circle
U. S
Burchell
M. W. Burchell
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