Property value rulings list long District of Columbia parcels
A commission hearing records appraised values for numerous parcels in the District of Columbia. It notes lease terms, monthly reductions, and impending federal taking of properties on Fourteenth Street Ohio Avenue and related blocks, naming owners and claimants including Elizabeth Trimble Marion Frances Clerk and the District government, among many residents and firms.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Samara
Edward J Gardiner
Antonio P. Biskles
Edward J. Gardiner
Abyid 1
United States
Amerion
Pennsylvania
Ragat
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Commission
Weade
Fee Aimple
Miranda Fraser
Washington
United States of America
Ford
Fourteenth Street
Hl Darby Printing Company
Tourteenth Street
National Irgemving Company
Curne H Darby Printing Company
United States of Merlice
Neumesar
Washington TC
Taiing
Anny J Clark
Lincoln Ho
Elizabeth Mote
Ithode Dnland Avenue
Washington — C
Marion Frances Rh
Addres
Clarion Street
Denfolo
Sheabets Nelior
Bettie Nallor
Riveeat
Fouth
Wastt Totou
Afregalt
Fitzabeth Trimble
Rota Island Avenue
Wasantun
Marion Frances Clark
Hickson Strent
Denver Cole and
Bites Ir Natlor
Bettie T Nair
Times of
Fareel
Northport
Tong Island
Noy
F Street
Rian
Broadway
New York
E Street
Taining
Sumuel
Carnell
Girara U
Northwest
Miley
Stteenth Arena
Elizabeth Trimble
Rhode Island Avenue
Marion
Arlen Dixon
17Th Street
New York City
Josph Hawkins
Athan
Paerel
D Street
John Henry
Welvenborn
Caroline Weisen
Heventh Street
John Bacigaluppi
Benning Poxtothce
District of Columbia
Parosi
Margaret Lavin
Fifteenth Street
Nenthevel
Morthyest
le Lavot
Lavanse
Sorthwest
Aes
Harvey A McGowan
Jesse A. McGowan
Pitteenth
D Streets
Ohio Avenue
Eilesbeth J Miller
Oregon
Avanue Northwest
Bladen Forrest
Maryland
Venus
James Keith ‘Forrest
Nstreet
Twin Forrest
Pennsyl Énia Avenue
Albert Dulaney Forrest
Thomas R. Keith Worrest
Mary Helens Forrest
Irene & D McSherry
Wig
Astreet
Decken
Supreme Court of the District of Columbian
Justin M Chamberlain
Sna Oscar Luckett
Justin M@ Chamberlain
Mae
Wizzabeth Emily Davidson
George Albert Davison
Margaret Ann Parker
Mary Elizabeth Davidson
Lima Isensaway
Lizzabeth Schneider
Charles Schneider
David Schneider
Moreland Rock Creek
J Edward Chapman
Park Road Northwest
Matthew C Byrne O
Maryland Avenue
Rucy C Byrne
Mareland Avenue
Jia M Byrne
Jeane
Bartholomew, Mannix
Bartolomew Mannix
Partien
Little MC Walter
Michael Gatt
B Street
Joseph T Byrne
Monroa Streateas
Fourtenth Street
Christian Hourth
Louise Joyce
Pacaton Springs
Ells
Arthur Joyce
Taconlan Springs
John L Joyce
Jesalo McGlinchey
Portland
Frances M Miller Woodley
Mary T Dempsey
Bitmore Street
Amanda J Thorne
Bilttoors Street
Margaret
Joyce Los
Eighteenth Street
Nellie Joyce
RI Lighteenth Street
Andrew J Joyce
Mary F Casady
Frederick Casady
Fred Smith
Nealgnee
Maksolay Hutty
Edward Chapman
Park Road
William Manogus
East
Capitol Street
Michael Gatti
Obie Avenue
Sarah W Russell
Panorama
Georges Whitney White
Trustes
Sixteenth Street
Hoss Thompson
Virginia Avenue
Jacob O Viehmeyer
Tenth
Golden Streets
Nouthwest
Maxgre B
McElvane
Chrtisdwin
Fifth Street
Cleo Maitland
Dle Street
Chtrs Minor
Gla
Ora
Angier
C Street
Ida Templin
Stephen Gatti
Ney York Avenue
Seraphine A Gattr
New York Avenue
Farcel
Emme
TF Benjamin
Wills Gamore
Beraplane A
Gatti
New York Avenue Northwest
Parcal No
Randolph T Warwick
Laclede
Vermont Avete
Edna Manto
Lerran
Bandolph T Wargick
Jesse
Arthur C Moses
the Highlands
Lewis D Myerly
Blanton
Ral
Gilbert
Prder
Leone
Lewis D. Myerly
Hung
Atrest
Wanningtonity Orphan Asylum
Children’s Hospital
Columbia
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How
James S Harvey
Northweath
Bi Fenwick Harvey
Thirteenth Street
Margaret R. Harvey
Danny Dyer
Dele Dyer
Harvey Yer
Tarbell Dyer
R Street
Bite Dyer
Brangsz L
Calvin Cain
William A Pierce
Vivine
Wile
Pierce
Seventeenth Street
Ward
Charles W Doubleday
Wiliam Bauter & Sons
Frank B Heagerty
Moses & Sons
Fall Woolens Sale Amid Torn Front Is Planned
Store announces fall woolens sale during front renovation delays. Workmen are removing debris and the new front is not yet finished. Customers able to save money on Fall Salt fabrics while pricing concessions offered due to reconstruction. Tailoring remains unaffected and continues at full quality.
Schwartz and Pelzman on Seventh Street Adverts
Fragmentary notice mentions Schwartz and Pelzman at 505-507 Seventh Street and a person named Niewepa associated by fate, reflecting a local business or listing from a historical page. The readable text centers on addresses and a personal name in a short classified context.
Admiral Melville Doubts Dr Cook North Pole Claim
Admiral George W Melville USN retired, Arctic authority, questions Cook’s North Pole report. He doubts the rapid northward progress, cites drift of ice, lack of April travel details, and past expedition experience, noting insufficient outfit and waterproof evidence. He lists his own Arctic service and emphasizes skepticism toward the reported discovery.
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Philadelphia
North Pole
George W Melville Usn
Arctic
Cook
Aera
Admiral Melville
Jeanette
Greely
Belled for Causes Death in Child Runover Case
The Newport News police court held chauffeur Mr Phipps for the grand jury on manslaughter charges after he ran down and fatally injured 6 year old Herbert Bator Tuesday night. The child died minutes after the accident. Witnesses testified Phipps was driving at a moderate speed. He was released on $1,000 bond.
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Washington Post
Newport News
Phipps
Herbert
Bator
Aasbisngnier
Chia
British Scientists View Cook Pole Claim as Real
British scientists at a convention question the honesty of Cook’s North Pole claim. Duncan Johnston argues observations would be hard to fake if the pole was reached. Prof Bauer supports Cook, while others urge proof through verifiable notes and expeditions.
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Cook
Winnipeg
British Association For the Advancement
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Gould
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The
Geographic Society
Snd
Bir Dundan
Hoeton- Teseal
Joseph Larmer
Royal Society
Bhuer
Frederick A Cook
North Pole
Louis A Bever
Carnegie Testitutt
Washington, DC
Washington Bay
Pole
Cook's Proofs Tie To Polar Feat and Belgian Aid
Contined from first page details Dr Cook awaiting proofs as he receives honors from the Duke of Abruzzi and Lt Shackleton. Turin letters say he might surpass predecessors on the polar road, while Brussels recalls his role with the Belgian South Pole expedition as physician photographer and morale booster aboard the Belgica.
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South Pale
Coook Cablea
New York
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Nerva
Public Service Corporations Tax Valuation Rises in State
The state corporation commission announced a higher valuation for public service and other corporations totaling 19400000, up from last year by about 1600000. Railways, telegraph, telephone, street railways, and utilities show a combined 7700000 valuation, with building and loan associations at 1750000 and banks at 17000000, reflecting a nearly 150000 rise over the prior year.
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Raleigh
State Corporation Commission
Mgnt
Postum Tea Letter: Coffee Alternative Reforms Health
A reader reports switching from coffee to Postum improved his health after years of stomach and nerve trouble. He describes quitting meat tobacco and other items, then coffee, and notes swift recovery. The letter lauds Postum as a remedy and references promotional copy and testimonials.
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Wellville
Cook's Polar Feats and Polar Sea Theories Recalled
Extract from 1908-09 Arctic exploits recalling Captain Cook's polar journey and assessments by Anthony Bias and others. It discusses navigational choices, ice barriers, and the strategic use of a small mobile party.
Zeppelin I Ends Long Run
The dirigible airship Seopa WI arrived here this evening at O25 after a 12 hour nonstop advance. Washington Foot reports the craft completed its extended voyage, marking the end of a lengthy spellset in the campaign.
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Jhaten
Seopa WI
Aemy Orders and Cavalry Movements Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes describe orders involving the Sixth Cavalry and other units bound for Fort Riley and Fort Baral. Mentions include Maj Parker Wene and Captain Jemed Beoad, with references to arrests, patrols, and departmental movements amid garrison activity.
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Gaweneh Cavalry
Lemt
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Exastimattin
Parker W Wenea F
Pemeadis Sega
Mita Poe
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Tamer Anders
Oatitty
Catia
Fort Baral
Tapaing
Beimes
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Census clerks salaries rise to $600 with openings in 1910
Washington residents have a chance to apply for about 600 census clerks for the thirteenth census. Appointments begin October 28 with examinations in several cities. Initial pay is $600 a year, rising to $900 after promotion, tenure likely around one year. Most positions are temporary, four job classes, and eligibility requires local domicile for the prior year. Examinations will be held in the applicant's resident state, with forms available after September 10 from the civil service commission or the census bureau in Washington.
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Glerky
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Ohio
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Paul
Minn
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San
Tsetse Rumors Deemed False By Smithsonian Experts
Washington calm after wild scare over supposed sleeping sickness germ found on a Rabit rapit in the Roosevelt trophy collection. Drs Lyne and Miller of the Smithsonian deny any link to the disease, explain the tsetse fly does not carry the germ, and note eggs on a rabbit skin pose no threat.
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Indiana
John Welle
Nee Ree
Washington
Poconoke
Isaac Watters
Spoete
Catherine Louisa Sheehan
Couyniasion
George A. Gray
Strest
Aguare
Ta Lewis
Roosevelt
Smithsonian
Tsetse Fp
To & Wire
Miller
Train Dashes Into Trolley In Des Moines Fatality Feared
In Des Moines Iowa on September 2 a passenger train struck a streetcar. One person is fatally harmed and eleven others injured as the wreck sent cars to the hospital. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Des Moines
Jowa
Lawless
Mig Holand Pagnerimen
Warrenton Winners Earn Damo sel Cup at Show
Warrenton Va September closing day of the Warrenton horse show drew 10,400 spectators as Mrs Allen Potts and Miss Cherbonnie led classes, with Mrs Henderson and Julian Morris winning multiple ribbons amid elaborate costumes and a crowded promenade. The event featured numerous Thoroughbred classes, with horses like Damonl and Jester earning top honors and hundreds of entrants competing across many divisions.
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Washington Post
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Mrs Cook Stands By Husband On Pole Achievement
Mrs. Cook, wife of explorer Frederick A. Cook, voiced unwavering faith in her husband’s polar success. She declined to discuss details, expressing happiness he reached the pole and stating she expected accuracy in his accomplishments. Funeral or public reaction noted from Mrs. Robert E. Peary and others.
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Frederick A. Cook
Fife
Robert E ‘Peary
Beary
Tartheat Norfit
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