No Flies On Types Great Games Of Ball
Local printers and visiting Typographical Union members plan a playful baseball match at American League Park to test skills against Columbia Typographical Union No 101. Rules parody game traits, with quirky phrases guiding pitches, runs, and outs while emphasizing fair play and good humor. Funeral notices for Mrs Caroline Isdell and Mrs Julia Flagg appear amid the sporting page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Typographical Union
American League Baseball Park
Columbia
Urout
Typos
Columbia Typographical Union
No 191
James E Bright
Government Printing Office
Typographical Temple
James 8. Armstrong
J Arnold
Government Printery
Bright
New Fire House Ready with Chief’s Private Quarters
The new engine house on Twelfth Street northwest will house Engine Company No. 2 and for the first time a chief has private sleeping quarters. The three story building cost over 3000 dollars and includes modern fire apparatus, shower baths, diving rooms, and dormitories. The hope is to move from the D Street quarters by October 12 as crews prepare for operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelfth Street
Engine Company No. 2
Engine Company No 3
District Fle
D Street
Fourteenth
Fifteenth
Wagner
Distressed Wife Seeks Guidance on Nonsupport and Divorce
A 30 year old Washington mother of two seeks reader advice after years of financial struggle and an abusive marriage. She has faced repeated juvenile court summons for nonsupport, but the promised payments never arrive and she fears for her children’s future. She asks how to secure legal relief or grounds for divorce while caring for her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reader
the Post
City Will Narrow O Street After Protests
City commissioners order the narrowing of O Street between Sixth and Seventh streets northwest after school board protests. Central High School drill ground cadets lose long used parade ground due to the change, amid congressional committee recommendations. Other items note local real estate sale at 650 Hobert Street Northwest to John E. Richards Senior, and various ads and notices including a civil service exam offer at The Derby, a meeting address by Rudolph, and tire purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O Street
Board of Education
Wilson
Central High School
Grocera
Arlington Hot. Lo
Kisses of soothing effect in maintenance case
In a District Supreme Court answer to a maintenance bill, James L Carrico says his kisses soothed his nervous wife Mary C Carrico. He claims to have cared for her when she was sick, despite alleged liquor use, while Mary charges neglect. Surgeon to visit cholera zone reports on Asiatic cholera in Russia Germany and Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Supreme Court
James L Carrico
Mary C Carrico
Carrico
Ignya
Surge UR. Carter
Public Nelth Service
Russia
Germany
Italy
Mrs Cramer Enjoined Over $27,000 Transfers
Justice Barnard ordered Mrs Laura R Cramer to refrain from disposing of about 27000 dollars she says she received from octogenarian Frenton J Hurd for care he received as a boarder. The order also requires showing why notes totaling 10000 to 99000 should not be placed in receivership until ownership is settled. An affidavit claims she acted as a medium and influenced the donor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Barnard
District Supreme Court
Laura R Cramer
State Department
Frenton J. Hurd
C E Hopkins
Catherine Miller
Clarence Pettit
H. Gordon Pierce
Wallace D MacLean
Richard A Ford
Lee M Hurd
Hurd
Railway Men Enjoy Outing at Chesapeake Beach
Chesapeake Beach Railway employees spent a day at the resort after an annual excursion led by General Superintendent W J Hayward. More than 3,000 workers attended as rows of events, tug of wars, fancy acts, and boardwalk attractions filled the scene under the organizing efforts of Sandy the conductor and Lendy Deaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake Beach Company
Chesapeake Beach Railway
Chesapeake Bay
W J Hayward
Lendy
Sandy
Ly E Rector
Lana Onfeckers
Injured Worker Hit by Falling Board in BeBe Building
Harry H. Brown of 170 Newark Avenue Baltimore was struck on the head by a heavy board while working on an upper floor shaft in the 1109 G Street BeBe building. His skull was fractured but doctors reported a full recovery is expected. He worked for an elevator firm among several men installing elevators. A board gave way and fell on his head during the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Brown
Newark Avenue
Baltimore
G Street
BeBe
Brown
The Weapons of Eve and Other Monthly Tellers
The September cover features Mischief and the editor chats while The King’s Caprice and varied stories by James Hopper Lily Long and Edwin Bjorkman appear with illustrations by Oberhardt Mitchell Groesbeck and Schou. Readers are urged to order early as editions are limited and priced with Sunday issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hopper
William Oberhardt
The Monthly Section Next Issue on September 11
This note promotes the magazine’s monthly section included with the Sunday issue. It highlights the ongoing value of the magazine and announces the next number will appear on September 11.
Illustrations in The Monthly Magazine Section September Issue
The September 11 issue will feature prominent illustrations for The King's Caprice with artist William Oberhardt recalling a 90 degree siege of summer work. Other contributors include George H. Mitchell Sigurd Schou and Dan Sayre Groesbeck with Bessie Pease Gutmann on the cover design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Oberhardt
Oberhardt
George H. Mitchell
Sigurd Schou
Dan Sayre Groesbeck
Bessie Pease Gutmann
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bates
Nadles
Printer Donnelly
District of Columbia
Isdell
Caroline Isdell
North Carolina Avenue
Congressional Cemetery
Nelson Isdell
Reuben W. Isdell
Yonkers
N. Y
Julia Baldwin Flage
Charles Henry Butler
Mra Butler
Mra Flagg
Ethan Alien Flagg
Butler
Janet Warage Flagg
John Maynard Harlan
Chicago
Yunour
Randolph_Bartlett
Dan Sayre Groes
Finest
South
Otvie
Geois
Karlton
Soft
Derby
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventh St
Henry
Straus, Gunsi & Go
Richmond
C. Lansburgh Furniture Co
Ninth St
House & Herrmann
Sts. N. W
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
O'ronnell’s
Rexall Deng
Keeley
KEE Bt North
Ygora
City Bulletins
Civil Service
Derillery
Civil Services
oOlliery
John E. Richards
Willige
Gibbe & Daniel
Charles H. Ainslie
Hobert Street
Sen
Rudolph
Rudolph Wil
Retail Merchants’ Association
Altamont
Glasser & Co
7Th St Nw
J. & Carrico
Mrs. Cramer
F. J. Hurd
TCO
United States Cavalry Band
Judiciary Park
J. F. Tyrrell
Mereh
tHortous
America
Phedre
Spana
United States
Washington Barracks
Julius Kamper
Muatcinn
Lowey
Maasewet
Hossa
Donizertt Bennet
Watts
Eecesseene
Cani
Sinsesa Teak -Papittpa
Bessie Pease Gutman
Frederick Arnold Kummer
Lily Long
Roy Stuart
Etnies
H. de Vere Staepoole
Randolph Bartlett
Rus In
Urbe
Edwin Bjorkman
Stroe HS Bohemian Beer
John H. Magruder
Conn. Ave
K St
Washington,d.c
A Great Magazine
Nurs
Mre
Horn
Outfitters
DR. White
7Th St. N. Ww
Post
Friedlander Bros
Oh&e
Randle Highlands
U.S. White House
Capitol
Dupont Circle
U. S. Realty Company
Tth
Pa. Ave. N. W
L.strons
Rye
Evans
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
F St. Nw
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!