Assault Leads to Man Wounding Two in Boston Home
Arthur Dunn lies unconscious after a stabbing during a dispute at a Willow Street residence. George Bagton, a Civil War veteran, is held on suspicion of assault as Dunn fights for life with serious injuries including a left eye puncture and lacerations. Witness Felkman W J Rolling found Dunn in a pool of blood and Bagton in another area. Bagton denies the accusation. The alert ambulance transported Dunn to hospital where physicians say Dunn may lose his sight.
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Arthur Dunn
Atk Willow
Felkcman W. J. Rolling
Duis House
Dunn
Baston
Boston
Henton
Via
Haslah
Dann
Algit
Baoton
Poison Mistake Sparks Tragic Schoolgirl Incident
Miss Sullivan, seventeen, living with Mrs Roverly at 45 H Street Northeast, drank a poison dose believing it medicine. Doctors at Casualty Hospital say the bottle contained dichloride of mercury. she was found in a light hysterical condition by her aunt and removed to hospital. Doctors hope for recovery despite weakness from the poison.
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Dolson
R L Jones Funeral Today For Veteran Pressman
Richard J. Jones, veteran pressman, died Friday night at George Washington University Hospital after heart failure. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at WF Harveys undertaking establishment, with Interment in Congressional Cemetery. The funeral is under the auspices of the pressmen's union which supported him for many years. pallbearers will be chosen locally.
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Richard J. Jones
George Washington University Hospital
WF. Harveys
Prrcloske
Congressional Cemetery
Chaiss
Man Hurt Saving Hat on Moving Car
W H Zeno, guard at the agent Hotel, was blown from a car and knocked unconscious while trying to save his hat. He fell between Eighth and Ninth streets on Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest. He regained consciousness and declined medical attention.
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W. H Zeno
Agent Hotel
Eighth
Pennsylvania_avenue Borthwast
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Double murder stabbing wounds in Canal Street melee
Two men injured in a Saturday night confrontation near Canal and First streets southwest. Winter died at emergency hospital from a breast stab wound, Salvis in critical condition at Cavalty Hospital. Police hold suspects and pursue a citywide lookout for a lone Italian assailant believed connected to the same attack. Inquests planned for Winter. relatives listed as Winter’s mother and siblings.
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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
Runaway Carriage Injures Woman in D.C. Suburbs
Mrs. C F Lynch of 28 North Carolina avenue southeast leaped from a driven carriage during a runaway at Thirteenth and B streets northeast. She fractured her hip and scalp, sustained facial and head bruises, and was later treated at home. Her husband, C F Lynch, escaped unharmed as bystanders aided her. Dr. D G Broner attended.
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C.F. Lynch
CF Lynch
North Carolina Avenue
Thirteenth
Collins Father Dying as Daughter Receives Telegram
Jomen Collins father of Marshal Col ling of Glen Echo, once home to another son Edward in Philadelphia, is expected to die at any hour. Mr Charles Heintzell, a daughter who left Washington for her father’s bedside after telegrams from Philadelphia stating he was dying, reported he was unconscious.
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Jomen Collins
Marshal Colling
Glen Echo
Edward
Philadelphia
Charles Heintzell
Washington
Bodde
Sant
Grand Army Delegation Heads to Saratoga Encampment
Three past commanders-in-chief lead a large delegation from the Department of the Potomac and the Woman’s Relief Corps departing Baltimore by special train for the forty-third national Grand Army encampment in Saratoga Springs New York. The group will tour sights Monday and Tuesday and take part in the parade on Wednesday.
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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 Tonight
German day at Luna Park expects 16 000 participants under United German Singing Societies. A program opens with a chorus conducted by Emil Christian, with English address by Crandal Mackey. The event features athletic displays, a Star Spangled Banner singalong, and a balloon ascent. Community committees, officers, and members of the Ancient Order of Filbermans are listed as organizers and guests.
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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 School of Business Education Growth
The Drillery at New York avenue has risen to prominence among city education institutions. Originally founded for stenography and typewriting, it expanded to cover the full business education field while preserving its focus on individual instruction.
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New York Avenue
Cut in Fight Over Woman Leaves Man Wounded
Robert Perry colored of 150 Preros Street Northwest is in danger from stab wounds after a bloody hour long fight with Joseph Moore colored at Perry’s home Tuesday night. Perry suffered a deep stomach gash and later weakness from blood loss. Moore was arrested by Second precinct police and held pending Perry’s outcome.
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Robert Perry
Preros Street
Joseph Moore
Aif
Perry
Moore
Local Brewery Ad Claims Longstanding Tradition and Local Ties
Fragmentary OCR text shows a brewery ad or notice noting a family business operating for twenty years at a location near Main Street with references to The Man, Bottling Company, and local supplies. It emphasizes continued salting and production at a single site, mentioning names and a phone contact.
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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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