Hatchet Wounds Man After Assault at Willow Street
Arthur Dunn, 30s, was found unconscious beside a companion after a confrontation at Willow Street. George Bagton, 22, is in custody on suspicion of the assault that left Dunn badly injured, including a punctured eye socket and head wounds. Dunn and Bagton are connected to a Fourth Precinct case. hospital doctors say Dunn’s condition is serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Dunn
Companion
Atk Willow
Felkcman W. J. Rolling
Duis House
Dunn
Baston
Boston
Henton
Via
Haslah
Dann
Algit
Baoton
Poison Mistake Leads to Hospitalization of Miss Sullivan
Miss Sullivan, seventeen, of Burnette Suitvan, 45 H Street Northeast, drank a dose from a bottle believed to hold medicine. Doctors at Casualty Hospital report the liquid contained a large percentage of dichloride of mercury, but she is believed to recover after ambulance transport by Drs Sullivan and Sweeney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolson
Funeral for Richard J. Jones Held by Pressmen Union
Richard J. Jones, veteran pressman, died Friday night at George Washington University Hospital after heart failure. Funeral services are this afternoon at WF Harvey’s, with burial at Congressional Cemetery under the pressmen’s union. pallbearers appointed from the union and services directed by a pending priest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Jones
George Washington University Hospital
WF. Harveys
Prrcloske
Congressional Cemetery
Chaiss
Man Hurt Chasing Hat After Car Ride
W H Zeno, a gas station agent at the hotel, was thrown to the ground between Eighth and Ninth streets on Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest yesterday while trying to recover his hat blown from his head on a car. He was unconscious briefly but not seriously hurt and refused further medical attention after regaining consciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H Zeno
Agent Hotel
Eighth
Ninth Wirsate
Pennsylvania
Two Crimes Linked to Stab Wyst and Death in City
In a late Saturday night stabbing near Canal and First streets southwest, Arthur William Winter died at 3:45 am at the Emergency Hospital. Brentanne Salvis remains critically injured at Cavalty Hospital. Police hold suspects Nicola Custato, Benzalona Michele, Carmelo Chavaliere, Filipe, and Fuglio Dominick, with Custato identified by Salvis. An inquest for Winter is set at the morgue, as authorities pursue the main assailant who fled the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wilam_ Winter
First Street
Bréntanne Salvia
An Tallan
Nicola Custate
Benzalona Michele
Carmelo Chavaliere
Filipe
Hollinberger
Oriani
Balvis
Winter
Ody
Nevitt
White
Canal
Flrat
Balvie
Pngigster du Bald
Itto
Trallaug
Salvin
Huatato
Jehlug
Currey
Lieus. Hullinverget
Jana
Orlanl
Aftr
First
Canal Streets
Tome
Lietalian
Agsanle Dragu
Balvia
Perry
Lleut Hollinterger
Sere Kauehs
Hayde
Clay Uarlin
Halloran
Rolling
Cole
Central Office
Lieut Hollinberger
Hairat Winter
E. Atkinson
Firat Street
de Notter
Tradt
Alters
Injured Woman Jumps From Runaway Carriage
Mrs. CF Lynch of 28 North Carolina avenue southeast leaped from a frightened carriage at Thirteenth and B streets northeast during a runaway yesterday morning. She fractured her knee and hip, bruised her face and head, and was treated at home after passers by aided her. Mr. Lynch escaped injury. Dr. Brorer attended, and Mrs. Lynch was later returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. Lynch
CF Lynch
North Carolina Avenue
Thirteenth
Collins' Father Dying In Philadelphia Home
Jomen Collins father of Marshal Collins of Glen Echo is reported near death in Philadelphia where his other son Edward resides. Mrs Charles Heintzell left Washington for her father’s bedside after a telegram said he was unconscious.
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Marshal
Jomen Collins
Marshal Colling
Glen Echo
Edward
Philadelphia
Charles Heintzell
Washington
Bodde
Sant
Grand Army Delegation Sails to Saratoga for Encampment
A special train carries three past national G A R commanders and a large Department of the Potomac delegation to Saratoga Springs for the forty-fourth national encampment. The party, led by Newton Ferree, registers at United States Hotel. Mrs. Toabel Worrell Ball heads the Woman's Relief Corps delegation. Sightseeing Monday and Tuesday precede a Wednesday parade and Friday adjournment.
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Department of the Potomac
Franl Army of the Republic
Allied Order
oMfcdla
Savers Women'a
Melbaore and
Ohio
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga
United States Hotel
Department
Newton Ferree
iGen John Black
S. Burdett
James Tanner
Ferree
Ball
Fman
Ida A Aldroyd
Ide V. Hendricks
Emme C. ‘Littlejohn
Mir Cromwell
Mire Teonla BR. Cuaick
Chastain
Cora
Smith
Burton Rj Rone
War Department
Charles Hanback
Pension Bureau
John Meading
Francia L. McKenna
John Pian
Celebration by Germans at Luna Park program and speakers
German day celebrations at Luna Park expect 16 000 attendees under United German Singing Societies. Programme begins at 8 PM with a chorus led by Emil Christian and welcomes by Dr. Voelckner and Crandal Mackey, followed by Mackey’s English address and a final Star Spangled Banner singalong. An athletic display by the Columbus Turnverein champions closes the evening, with a prize balloon ascent and a finders reward.
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Luna Park
United German
United Geman Singing
Germania Maennerchor
Saengerbund
Arion
Thia
United Societies
Columbus Turnverese
Wilmington
F. A Rocker
P Halfter
W. Helbig
Carl B. Gundlach
Charles Gerner
Ceti Henning
Loura Bauer
W. Ruckénesshel
Fred Timhof
H. Streithanger
C. Heinemann
F. Hick
Otto L. Scinidi
J Bohucissr
A Caner
The Drillery Education Pioneer on New York Avenue
The Drillery at 110¢ New York avenue has become a leading education institution in the city. Founded to teach stenography and typewriting, it expanded to cover all business education while preserving individualized instruction in specific branches. Students can enroll in single courses like stenography with flexible options.
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New York Avenue
Fight over woman leaves Perry stabbed at home
Robert Perry colored of 150 Prero street northwest was stabbed repeatedly in the abdomen during a desperate hour long fight with Joseph Moore colored. Perry lies weak from blood loss at Homeopathia Hospital where Moore was arrested by Second precinct police and held pending Perry's condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Perry
Preros Street
Joseph Moore
Aif
Perry
Moore
Local Bottling Firm Promotes Longstanding Walk-Through
An OCR damaged note shows a historical advert or notice from a bottling company at a Main Street contact point. It mentions The Man and several names while asserting two decades of sales and ongoing salting activities with references to a brewery and the Arlington Bottling Company.
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Sim Gane
Er Bottia
Syriur
Gal
Sakatawe
Cook Browes Cottage
Speol Tecantman Gee
Fieurich'y Boer
Iversen
Arligton Bottling Company
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Karin Nava
Saks & Tae
Pennsylvania Avenue
Guy
Cxgsaer
Hiamapehs Fy
Feist
Mass
Ave
N. W
The
Sanitary Paper Bottle Co., Inc
N. Ww
Tads
THM Sunday Post
Nipw
Sparre
R. L. Jones
William Winter
Brentanne Salvis
Collins
Big
Pabst
Milwaukee
Pabst Brewing Co
North Capitol St
Lincoln
Fira
F .T
COR
W. B. Moses & Sons
F Street, Cor. Eleventh
Veterans and Woman's Relief Corps
Crandal Mackey
Potomac Electric Power Co
Fourteenth St. N. W
the &. & P. Telephone Co
Randle Highlands
Capitol
U.S
White House
Dupont Circle
Guyz
Wow
Ives
Sea Proper
AV. & Px. Av
Faineurance
Uneeda Biscuit
Washington Gaslight Co
Tenth Street N. W
D. of C
Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Inc
F St. NW
Druggiata
Jarner
Catalon
Ail Srug Mores
Cotta
Warner Gate Cure
Wermrt Safe
Rachesiar
N. Fy
Rasa
Castelberg’s
Man's Store
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
Bohnelder
Joanoe
Lemay
Jorita de D. Pyle
Evans
Henry E
Perth
Victor E. Adler
St. S
Greans
Potomac
Atlantic
Citizens’ Loan & Trust CO
Munyon
Washington Post
Brorive
Sien
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