Rooms for Rent in Northwest Washington Offer Many Options
A collage of listings describes rooms for rent across NW and nearby streets. Advertised features include heat, hot water, gas, private baths, board options, private families, and various room sizes from large to small. Several addresses mention proximity to streets and avenues with multiple rooms, some with connecting parlors and front or back verandas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lght
Ave
Dumy Walter
Isaulre
Stord
USL
ST NW
L ST. NW
Ike & ST. NW
Mount Pleanant
Cary
West Post
A &T
Phane Lincoln
Waliafur
Brigntona
Seale
Avid
Annare
Apt
H. K
Cetiak Phost
Bra
Kenyon
Vari
Hotewater
Tariord
Lange
Lincoln Hotel
Wth
H Sts
Everett
Whit ‘House
Canteany
Doug Jenifer
Motes Goavenian Lantem
Lawge
Washington Poat
Rooms Wanted Furnished for Married Couple Nearby
Refined married couple seeks two or three furnished rooms with some board in a private home or apartment in the north east area. Various options listed include near St Market, near 17th and K streets, or northwest locations with reasonable terms, child friendly, in private family settings, and price ranges around $22 to $69 per month with board.
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H. K
Coleman
Crosby House
Sis
Young
Sts
O St
Northwest
Mthnt
G. P
Capitol
Farragut Square
Dupont Circle
Vien
Woodward& Lothrop’s
Mass
Newton St. Weat
Thomas Circle
Mt. Pleasant
Tbs
Ingleside Terrace
16Th
U Sts
Hl. K
Petworth
Brightwood
Mount Pleasant
J. H.k
Car Line
Coupla
SOX
I. K
Local Table Board Ads Keep Washington Homes Busy
Classified notices list multiple table board offers around Washington DC, with addresses in NW and mass avenues. Rates range from $3.50 a week to $18 a month, featuring meals, fresh vegetables, fruit, and central locations. Mrs. Cooper markets home style meals to prominent residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
18Th ST
St, NW
ST. NW
Maine
Mass
the Plaza
Apt
Furnished rooms near government buildings seek tenants
A string of classified notices seeks furnished rooms and suites in NW and central DC areas. Listings include two and four room options with heat and laundry, private families or houses, near Union Station, Convention Hall, Arlington Hotel, and the State War and Navy Building. Various tenants specify no children, adults only, and state prices, with responses via POs Box numbers and the local office.
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Cus Vmce
War
Navy
Convention Hall
Columbia Heights
Union Station
Rewsenahir
J. A. Devine
Tront
Bath
Nice
Finlly
I. K
Ath
M Sta
Nh. K
Prefar Nw
A. K
Arlington Hotel
For Exchange Offers on Household Items and Services
Classified notes show multiple exchange offers including a hoard to one person in exchange for furniture and apartment supplies at 1321 Columbia Road, astrology lessons for rent, a set of bar fixtures for barter, and a four cylinder automobile for real estate. Also listed are a vinyl case with two bows, a kitchen table and wagon, a new hand vacuum cleaner for a safety razor, a brass bed for a couch, and exchanges for a portable oil heater and two Takoma Park lots for a used car. Listings include box references and apartment addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Road
Coturapta
S.m. i
Mississippi River
St. Nw
Apt
Takoma Park
Adareas
Hvattevill
Legal notices from the District of Columbia court docket
The Supreme Court of the District of Columbia issues two notices. First, Lauren B Billings and Colby M Chester seek to quiet title to property on K Street in Washington with publication of unknown heirs entries, requiring appearance within six weeks. second, Hermann Isaac’s probate administration letters grant claims exposure until September 6, 1911, with warnings of exclusion for late claims, both dated August 19, 1910. Also a bankruptcy notice for Harry Stegal warning creditors to file opposition by October 21, 1910 with William M Fiallem as referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K Street
William Feltwell
James
James’ MS. Russell, of John Coyle, and of William Simrdons
Washington Law Reporter
Washington Post
Ashley M. Gould
J. R. Young
Ww. Kin
Supreme Court OF the
David Rothschild
Heal
W. C. Taylor
Register of Wills
District of ‘Columb
Intercat
William M. Fiallam
Bankrupley
MONEY TO LOAN ON D C REAL ESTATE AT LOW RATES
Multiple lenders advertise real estate loans in Washington DC with low per cent interest and flexible terms. Listings include Floyd E. Davis, Frank T. Rawlings Co, National Loan Investment Co, Moore & Hill, Tyler & Ruthbreced, Walter H. Acker, and The F H Smith Company offering loans to salaried individuals, with approvals on city real estate, secrecy for borrowers, and various payment options. Several ads mention amounts from $1000 to $100,000 and quick processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C
WM. H. Baunders & Co
Washington
Floyd E. Davis
Frank T. Rawlings
National Loan& Investment Co
Thompson
Washington Loan and Trust Bidg., Ltd
Columbia
Horrowerm, Moore & Hill (Inc
Immants
Tyler & Ruthbreced Incorporated
San Barnia
District of Columbia
Walter H. Acker
D. C
F. H. Smith Company
N.Y. Ava
Miter
Washingtorn
National Loan and Investment Co
15Th St. N. W
Trearucy
Alry Louis ‘Abrahams
St. N. W
H Tolman
Iemer Yan A Tong
Ieee
Dy Am
Inet Sa
Bo Rust Ag
Trist'co
Ae Commercial Bank Breeding
Bates
Prudential ‘Goan and Trust CO
Sts. N. W
H. K. Fulton
Earantisitan
St. N.W
Chesapeake and Ohio and Coast Line Rail Schedules
Fragments show time tables for Florida Atlantic Coast Line and Standard Railroad of the South with through routes to Jacksonville Havana Port Tampa and Augusta dining car service and limited trains. Includes schedules for Norfolk Roanoke Bristol Chattanooga Nashville Memphis and Washington connections with Pullman cars and district line excursions to Chesapeake Beach. Schedule in effect May 1910 with office contact at 1110 N New York Ave Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltinord
Saci Cinn
NAT Sr. Louis
Louisville
Winchester
Trerer
Faso
Botte
Fundy
Hite
St. Nw
Pennsylvania
Florida
Atlantic ‘Coast Line
Standard Railroad
South
Jacksonvite
Harlowton
B.C
Augusta
Savannah
CIA
Jackannville
Fin
Port Tampa
Havana
Knicita Key
Jacksonville
Paimetta
Charleston
8. C
Wilmington
Charles Secret Office
New York Ave
Washington
White
G. P
Wet Graig
Whimington
N.C
Denve
New
Union Station
Eee
aAdt Polnta
Norfolk
Eal
Aittly
Roanoke
Bristol
Winston- Baler
Knoxville
Chattanooen
New Orieans
Lesners
Kn Orv
Enattanoars
Vals
Memphis
Arriva
Fourteenth Street
New York Avenue
Alond
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Vinnie
West Virginia
Rontuers Teint
Pullman Steenets Male
Hioton
Behny Dally Incarna
St. Lovuis
C. & O. Omces
Union Biaiion
Chesapeake Bea
Chesapeake Beach
Leava District Line
Leavea the Hosen
Paol
Waters
District Line
Lincoln 1620
Brown, Generstage
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Seaboard Test Mall
Pullman Steeners
Soekeen Ville
Sleener
Atlanta
Ravannat Jacksonville
Tatopa
Birmingham
Mempblainingtal
York Ave
Harwood
Bettie
DP A
Jon
D. Cc
P. Ryan
Portamouth
Washington Southern Railway
Hlehmiond
Namnte
Via
Weeder
qLeave Union Station
Dally Ae
Saat B. m
Frederickeburg
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Hampton
Philadeeenstown
New York
Loddon
Red Star
New -York
Dove
la White
Star Line
Riviera
Italy
Egypt
Asores
Madeira
Gibraltar
Aldiérs
Villegens
Genie
Naples
Boston-Providence
Jacksonville Merchants’ and Miners Vans. Co
Bramrhabitts
Stenavfices
Beni
Beni for Bookiw _P. Turner, Pamenger “vai
Haltiware
The
Worta
Battleship Target Practice Thwarted by Stormy Seas
Atlantic fleet drills at southern grounds hindered by heavy weather. Fifteen battleships report only five completed shoots since Tuesday. A night target exercise was scrubbed last night and Again Wednesday due to seas. Two rafts broke adrift, two men washed overboard but rescued after difficult efforts. Admiral Schroeder plans four more days of work once conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 3
S. Kansas
Portsmouth
Father Néptune
Seaton Schroyder
Schroeder
Berkshire Society Notes Men and Guests Gather in Hotels
Noted residents and visitors mingle in the Berkshires as guests at the Hotel Aspinwall and Curtis Hotel. Endear Beagles prepare to meet at Oaklawn Stockbridge with huntsmen and dogs. Various New York and Baltimore families attend social events at Pittsfield Country Club and Stockbridge gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ide, Low
Ethelbert Herrick Low
F. J. Easton
Mass Easton
Daniel 8. Taylor
New York
John B. Drake
H. W. Farnum
Watson I. Blair
Watson K. Blair
Walcott Blair
Chicago
Aspinwall
Henry T. Sloane
Mirs. W. Seward Webb
William Douglass Burden
William Douglas Sloane
Endear Beagles
Chester G. Burden
Oaklawn
Stockbridge
Miss Bird
Berkshires
Charles F. P. Richardson
Washington
Albert E. Gallatin
John 8. Gettings
Henry M. Gettings
Francis G. de Peyster
Hot Springs Social Roundup at Fassifern Farm
Hot Springs Va September 16 Mr and Mrs Stuyvesant Fish joined a luncheon crowd at Fassifern Farm along with Mrs Robert C Pruyn Col George G Cameron and others at the tables were numerous prominent guests including Lispenard Stewart Allan McCulloch and Dudley Gautler arrivals at the Homestead included James L Morgan Mrs Chester D Crandall and several other New York Washington Philadelphia and Baltimore residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Stuyvesant Fish
Fassifern Farm
Robert C. Pruyn
George G. Cameron
Benjamin F. Jones
John M. Gray, Jr
Casisio
Thomas F. Felder
William St. Cole
Wiliam H. Jackson
Arthur Cary
Lispenard Stewart
Allan McCulloch
Dudley Gautler
James L. Morgan
Chester D. Crandall
J. Stevens’ Aliman
E. V. Price
New York
Distiller May Compromise in Revenue Case
Lynchburg Va Sept 16 T M Angle a distiller long in court battles offered four compromises in the U S circuit court proposing to pay 10000 and costs to avoid a third trial on a charge of defrauding the government of revenue Judge McDowell deferred the case until the next term awaiting likely acceptance of the offer The first trial found him guilty an appeal granted a new trial due to a missing grand jury foreman during indictment reading The second trial ended in a hung jury
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
T. M. Angle
United States
Circuit Court
Government of Revenue
McDowell
Circuit Court of Appeals
Eight Years for Boy Slayer Plea in Roanoke Court
Harry Lewis, 15, pleaded guilty to murdering cattleman Henry F. Zachary and robbing him of 60 dollars in a Roanoke barn. Judge Waller R. Staples sentenced him to eight years in the penitentiary. The slaying occurred as Zachary slept. a hidden 617 dollars was not recovered. The youth traveled through Washington and Norfolk before arrest in Bristol on another charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lewis
Washington Post
Roanoke
Henry F. Zachary
Waller
R. Staples
Zachary
Washington
Norfolk
Bristol
Damage verdict affirmed in Roanoke railway suit
Special to The Washington Post. Roanoke Va Sept 16 The court affirmed the Roanoke County Court judgment awarding Mary E Starrett damages for injuries when a car on the Roanoke Railway and Electric Company fell through a bridge The first trial awarded 5000 the company appealed reversed the judgment She won 3700 on a second suit and the supreme court confirmed it Virginia Gov Mann announced 75 cadets from Virginia Military Institute will go to Charleston W Va for the Ezekiel statue unveiling of Gen Stonewall Jackson In Bluefield W Va Sept 16 T J Alton and wife went insane over religion neighbors halted care of their six children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Railway
Washington
Roanoke
Court of Rapports
Roanoke County Court
Mary E. Starrett
Roanoke Railway and Electre Company
Washington Post
Richmond
Gov. Mann
Virginia Military Institute
Charleston
W. V
Ezekiel
Gen. Stonewall
Jackson
Bluefield
W.va
T. J. Alton
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Table Board
Ness
Capital
Prudential Loan Society
N. W. Cor
Thani Gea
Loan Brokers
Burnstine's Loan Office
Pennsylvania Ave
Anlea
Jean Ahrand
Colorado Building
Resorts and Travel
OCEAN
West Indies
S.S. Moltke
Spanish Main
Panama Canal
Nassau
Bermuda
ORNS
South America
Hamburg-American Line
London
Paris
Hamburg
Qu. Wees
Bitz-Carlton Islam
Talera
Palm Garden
Genoa
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Mediterranean
Droop & Sonage
Baltimore
Annapolia
Uunited States Naval Academy
Ghesapeake
R. Colon
Linco
Cambridge
Annapolis
Washington, Baltimore & Annapolis Electric Railway ‘Co
Norfolk & Washington
Steel Palace
7Th St
Old Point Comfort
Bampton Roads
Chamberlin Hotel
Boston
Sea City Ticket Office
14Th Street
Bond Building
Chase Lake
U. S. Marine
Weeitz Pynes
Mount Vernon
Charles Macalester
Potomac
Washington Hotels
Stratford A. Sealey
Fourteenth End
Monton Street
St. James
Country Board
BR. R. Slopr
Thif
W. M. Clark
Kepp ,Trust
Southern Railway
H.B
Mobile
Orleans
Asheville
Bom
Chattanooea
Reo Knoxville
Chagianoogs
Bam
New Orleans
Coxriey
Atlantic City Hotels
Xine City
Galen Hage
Alwaye
F. L. Foung
Michigan _ave
Buresi
IROC
South Carolina Ave
Xabor Inn
Conway
Beach
Taoul
Dometike
Uy Toekly
Virginia Ave
Wiltshire Rein
Joimk
Kenois
M. W
NEW Getory
Specioser
F.H. Smite Company
Pen R Lincoln Parte
Miller Bros
Regal Automobiles
Emerson & Orme Seittats
M. T. Pollock
Aye
Carter Motor Car Corp
Munbey Boulding
Hyattsville
Elmores
CHAS
MYERS
YALE
Colomia Simtelie
Buick
Carter Motor Car’ Corporation
Munesy Balliing
Pomtia
H. W
Theo
Barnes & Co
Bse
Photte’'M
Pope Auto Co
Automobile Co
He St. NW
Philadelphe
Efi Oteamobil Autocrat, D .Limited
Emerson & Ormery
St . W
Motor: Sales. Co
REO
Lester D. Moore
14Th St. N.W
Chalmers
Zell Motor Car
Phote Hhe Bailey
Leary
Lamont St. N.W
Gogh Stoddard Co
Maxwell
Millson
United Motor Washington Go
14Th ‘St
AGH
Sacrifice
Adéréms
Senet Et Eaely
Se Chalmers
U ST
Riggs House
Matthews Nias
Phons Kerth Oe
Schhiner
Ste
Crane Printing Company
13Th Street NW
Drugstore
Ron “Surety Loan Co
al Warder Ride
Ste and
F St
Pirionay
Boise P
Reliance Loan and Trust
NEW Loan CO
Brewster
Sgddien
Bridies
Aizo
McClellen & Whitman Aiddles
Willard
St. Mw
Shade
Washington’s
U. Chandler
Fisk Elgin
Saetia
Wichillameport
John Rhteele
W. W. Hart
Charles. A. Bankes
Newberry
Wight
Boy Slayer
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