Rooms for Rent in Northwest Washington District
Multiple listings offer furnished rooms from single to double, with private baths, heat, electricity, and access to kitchens. Profitable locations near Capitol, Congressional Library, hotels, and city amenities, prices range from $1 to $12 weekly and $7 to $14 monthly, many in private homes and apartment buildings.
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Dew Corner House
Congressional Library
Columbia Pad
Loudon
East Cap
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Capitol
10Th ST NW
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MCA
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Royalton
Avery
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Holme
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Parka
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Carroll
Larremont
YMCA
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East Cap ST
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Walter
Portner
Kitsheriette
Taylor ST
ST. NE
Baltimore
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Gingle
Au Sulta
Faso North
ST. NY
Rhode Island Ave
Qeennas
Audi-Fee
Beebee
K ST
18Th ST
13Th ST
Pierpont
Ave
Mass
Library
Lexington Place
ST. BE
I. Hk
Capitola
Larga
Sonable Goldstein
ST NW
Columbia
Grant Plach
Kenyon
Tess
Bennetsen
11Th ST
8Th ST
10Th ST
N. J Ave
Rooms for Rent in Northwest Washington Area
Numerous listings detail furnished and unfurnished rooms for rent across blocks near Capitol, Union Station, and Iowa Circle. Advertisers seek single or double occupancy, with private baths, heating, and board options, spanning addresses from 1227 L Street NW to nearby streets, including Columbia Road, Massachusetts Avenue, and 18th Street corridors.
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L. Street
Iowa Circle
Treasury
ST. NW
New Commerce and Labor
Park
Baltimore
Swann St
Berdice
Largo
New York Ave
Mass
Carnegie Library
MD. AV
Capitol
Girard
Pirat Family
East Cap
Bath
Danni
Faenio
Senate
Columbia Road
Ierma
DE Soto
Nervica
K ST
I ST
Lwlarge
8Th ST
Gresham
16Th ST
Columbia RD
Wil
4Th ST
PA Ave
Carnee
Willard ST
O ST
Garfield
New Commerce Building
Mass Ave
Union Station
Capital
ST NW
J Ave
Delafield Place
Saul
Roorman
Q ST
Girard SY
MT Vernon Place
RI Ave
Ave
BR. I
8Th
19Th ST
Brunswick
Apt
B. K
Otis ST NW
Girard S&t
F ST NW
L ST
Halirdom
L. ST. NW
Worcester
Regina
Girard ST
Maine
KR. I
North
Nmi
Irving 8St
Buglid ST
Washington
Maryland
H. K
Lincoln
Cellant Board
Satan
13Th St
Fairmont
12Th ST
Ai— Wai
Conn
Mass. Avé
Fairmont ST
Eustabie
Ton
18Th ST
Rft
12Th
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Harvard ST
Park Road
Ares OM
F &T
VI Ave
R ST
Massave NW
Belmont ST
Hore Teple
Thomas<Circle
Calvert ST
Oregon Ave
Massachusetts
Exestlent
Teairmont
Niealy
Girard’ ST
Qalee
Eman
Ong
Thomas Circle
Conceflant
I-b. K
J. E.R
R. Wilson
Btonardsville
George Ata
Equity suit seeks title declaration in Washington District
In equity before the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Justice Thos H Anderson orders Harriet A Sterrett and multiple co defendants to enter appearance within forty days after first publication. If absent, the case proceeds as in default. The order requires publication in the Washington Law Reporter and The Washington Post for three months, with later bi monthly notices. Also includes probate notice from the District of Columbia Probate Court No 20126 for John H Gause estate with claims due by August 26 1914 and appointed Catherine Gaule as administrator with deputy WM C Taylor.
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Rushnberg
Supreme
Court OF the District
Jumabcia, Holdingse
Court of Equity
Albert Et
Orang
Herman
Hartiet A. Sterfett
Equity
Prug Bseae
Oston
Columna
IONE
Harriet A. Sterrett
Rebecca Sterrett Carroll
Augusta T. Thompsin
Mary H. Sterrett
Francis’ Harrison
Intoes
Harriet
Hathes
Emily
Alcora
Alexander Kerr
Mary BE
Alec McBlair
Alice’ McBlair
Allencez
Samuel Bterrett
Philatelphia
Baltimore
Thome
Firestmons
Mathew ‘Pearce
Washington Law Reporter
Washington Post
Thos
H Anderson
RH. Young
F B. Cunningham
Eupremh Court
District OF Columbia
John H Gause
Catherine Gaule
K Street
Saal
WM C Taylor
Register of Wills
Probate Notice of Estate in District of Columbia
Notice that the District of Columbia Probate Court granted letters testamentary for the estate of George J Sefferte. Creditors must file claims by August 1, 1934, or be excluded from benefits. Names include F Snowden Hell, James Tanner, and William Bladen Jackson.
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F. Edward Mitchell
Supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia
District of Columbia
Sevilla
Thornton
James H. Wells
Mount Vernon
Ninth Street
New York Avenue
James Tanner
Register of Wills
Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columble
William Bladen Jackson
Southern
Snowden
88S ,Company
Archipelago
Athens
Greece
Isiz
Government Sealed Proposals Call for Envelopes and Flour
Sealed proposals will be received by the Purchasing Agent of the 20st Office Department in Washington. The bid asks for window envelopes for the government and Postal Service for the term Oct 1, 1914 to Jun 30, 1915. Blanket proposals with specs are available on request. Also sealed proposals are invited for Flour Forage and Meal for the last nine months of fiscal year ending Jun 30, 1914. Specifications and proposal forms obtained from the Purchasing Officer.
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Washington
Government
Postal Service
A . Burleson
D . Washington
District
Andi
Oliver , Newman
Frederick L
Tea on the terrace leads to a chance Paris meeting
In Paris Helen, tired and anxious, is seated for tea at the Ritz terrace after a tense moment with a crowded staff. She meets Mr Fordham, a man she had encountered earlier in the Louvre, who helps her avoid embarrassment and offers to drive her back to her hotel, raising questions about her marriage and perceptions.
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Mabel Herbert Urner
Elen
Rue de la Paix
Helen
Warren
The
Ritz
the Ritz
Paris
Atadame
Louvre
Pierre
Mr Fordham
Fordham
Aince
Helen Anmous
Curtis
Lke Warren
Horoscope predicts windfalls for leaders amid wars and graft risks
The stars incline but do not compel and promise favorable energy for employment, building, and agricultural activity. Mars and Saturn foretell international tensions, U S defense spending, and potential disappointments at home. Virgo-born individuals may gain honors through talent, with cautious optimism for most.
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Mars
Saturna
United States
Saturn
Panama
McClure
Park Police Association Excursion to Chesapeake Beach
The United States Park Police Association plans its annual outing to Chesapeake Beach tomorrow featuring athletic events for men women and children. Races ball throwing contests and a baseball game are on the program with cash prizes for children in the apple diving contest and trophies for the other events.
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United States Park Police Association
Chesapeake Beach
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