Rooms For Rent Furnished Across Northwest Washington
Beautifully furnished front rooms with hot water heat and electric light. Multiple locations near Northwest avenues offer baths, private meals, and phone service. Rates range from about seven to twelve dollars weekly, with some rooms including board, southern exposure, and central locations near government departments.
Rooms For Rent In Attractive Residence
Hallsfuctory accommodations in attractive residence, large double rooms, refined surroundings, first class table, rates very reasonable. 500 MST St. NW. 2 months to refined lady or gentleman, heat room, close to bath, on second floor.
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Q ST. NW
Roma
Isth
Government Dent
Columbia TD
Depts
Depta
Girard ST
Electriciey
Bath
Apt
Faurstone Courts
Elst
Rouma
Vasa
Ste ST
L ST
Sth
18Th ST
Sean Mico
Clifton BT
Encom
Fairmont
Eculid ST
Ind Ave
Hth ST
Wat
LTH &T
Col RD
Girard SP
Capitol
Gerad ST
Yarga
Sear
Tourde Reentry’ Inc
Piiong
Bay Who
Treasury
War
Navy Dept
K ST
Southacu
4Th St
de Soto
Yale
G. A
S& 0Th ST
N.Y. Ave
Pet
H. K
Ath ST
Kentleman
Patrmont ST
ST. NW
Jay Gap
Plessant
K ST. NW
Mass
Ave
Eacement Board
KGCK
Calvert 'St
Tim Atlantic
Queen
Belmont
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Oth ST
Iowa Circle
Park
Ulster Inn
19Th St
Feor
Mount Pleasant Cara
Dupost Circle
Army and Navy Inn
Peirate
Car
Maca Ave
N.C. AV. SR
Woledalu BS
20Th ST
Eugen
Rendonable
Gresham
L&t
Iveh ST
Oph
Milly
MD. Ave
Shepherd ST
Teoma
Faurmont ST
16Th ST
Touright
Honekeeping
Warvard
Aire
Indy
A. T. Wows
Beverly Courts
Kellogg Bmg
Harvard
Ashburne
A. L. ML
B. Ko
K. Mit
B.J. IL
J.B. E
Ith St. Ne
I. i. Tekronabie
W. B
A. W
Ghia
B. K
Iat St
Gongrerstona Library
12Th ST
Girard
Butt ST
Uear
21St ST
Second Moor
O ST
Ha Moor
Ideas
10Th ST
19Th ST NW
Mass. Ave
EL Cap
14Th ST
Woodley
Lamont 81 the Laclede
6Th ST. NW
Tiree
Soares
Goldstein
Kalorama RD
F St. Nw
ST. BE
Wright
Fst St
Ate
Furnished and unfurnished rooms for rent in private homes
Multiple listings across Washington DC area offering unfurnished and furnished rooms. Highlights include heat included options, private baths, hot water heat, and board in private homes in NW and NE neighborhoods. Prices range from low weekly rates to monthly rents, with details on room size, floor level, and proximity to transit.
Rooms for Rent in Private Homes With Appliances and Meals
Numerous listings for furnished and unfurnished rooms across blocks near Franklin Park and Gresham Place, with private families and water heat. Details include baths, hot water, phone, board options, and varying rental terms from weekly to monthly. Several listings specify near streetcar routes, car lines, or Union Station proximity.
Notices of Probate Administrations in District of Columbia
The notices announce letters of administration and testamentary granted by the Probate Court of the District of Columbia. Executors and subscribers warn creditors and heirs to file claims with vouchers by specific deadlines, objec tions to be excluded from estate benefits, and attendance details. Names include Wilhelmina Mueller, Alexander B. Hagner, Katherine Emmett Walker, Elize Lochrey, and Nathalie Lochrey. attorneys Carl J. F. Graff, Randall A. Hagner, and James Tanner, with multiple witnesses and locations in Washington and Columbia.
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Supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
Wilhelmina Mueller
District of
Coimbra
Jacob
Murllar
Frederick Mueller
Carl J. F. Craff
James ‘Tanner
J.J. Darlington
Suprmmm Gourt
Boking Probate
State of
South Carolina
Distriut of Columbia Tettera
Aexander B. Hagner
Iate
Cialis
A. D
Saat Cay
Randall A.hagner
Connecticut Avenue
Washington, D
D. C
Heningham Gordon
Carolina National Bank
Columbia
S.C
James Tanner
Register of Wills
Guence Amory Maddox
Probate Court
District of Columbie
Katherine Emmett Walker
Colimbia
Nellie M. Christye
William A. Lee
DISTRICT OF + Columbia
Ohie
Elize J. Lochrey
Colombia
A.D
Lew
Walt Ustale
Mary
Attent
Hegletee
Tax disputes loom over omitted taxes and current-year due
Alexandria merchants face a tax review dispute as officials contend only the current year can be assessed. The State advisory board backs the local board, with recommendations for taxation to be offered at the next General Assembly. Obituaries note Misa Norton and J W Travers. Accotink Lodge cornerstone event planned with Alexandria lodges attending. Charles H Emery sells a 16 acre farm near Minniewickly. Bayliss and Kirke depart for Lua Temple Mystic Shrine session in Atlantic City.
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General Assembly
Misa Nannie Norton
J. W. Travers
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Robinson Moncure
Richmond
William N. Lipscomb
Manassay
Board of Tax Review
State Board
Mystic Shrine
Frank A Bayliss
Orlando H. Kirke
Atlantic City
Lua Temple
Withington Zouaves Visit White House in Uniform
The Withington Zouaves a 32 man party from Jacksonville Michigan led by Mayor William Sparks called at the White House and presented a letter from Senator Townsend. The journey to Washington is in seven automobiles with seven accompanying ladies. They reported the death of Miss Nannie Norton of Jacksonville to President’s office news.
Prohibition urged in Washington district conference
Prohibition in the District and in ons iration were advocated in resolutions passed at the closing session of the Washington district conference of the M. FE. Church South held in Emory Church. The conference petitions Congress to submit to the States for their ratification and constitutional amendment for the abolition of the liquor traffic.
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Washington District
M. FE. Church South
Emory Church
Congress
Police News Notes of a Day
Robberies were reported to the police yesterday including thefts from 206 H street southeast and other addresses. Items stolen include clothing, shoes, shirts, jewelry, a bicycle, and a fox bell with values ranging up to $2750. Several injuries occurred: John Bradshaw fainted from heat at the White House station while unloading freight cars. J L Rupple and Arnold Williams were injured by cars and treated at hospitals. A candle caused a minor fire at 5 P street northwest with trivial damage.
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H Street
Walter Duckett
Friendship Heights
William Lipscomb
Bernard Donnelly
E Street
Morris Leventhal
Third Street
Joseph Ottenburg
Seventh Street
James Lansfield
New Hampshire Avenue
Colorado
D. Fulton Harrs
Church Street
Fox Bell
A. J. Taylor Company
American Ice Company
J. L. Rupple
Cy Street
Second Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Casualty Hospital
P Street
Hinderstein
Army and Navy Changes of the Day
First Lieut Leonard Frescoln medical corps moved to Luxemiction studies at Army Medical School in Philadelphia. Second Lieut Gilbert Mahsman retreated from Fort Monroe and proceeds to Fort Totten. Multiple officers receive leaves, duties, and detachments across fortresses, mills, and arsenals with movements to Mobile Mobile Alabama and various eastern states.
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Leonard D. Frescoln
Organized Militia of
Pennsylvania
Army Medical School
Gilbert Mahsman
Coast Artillery Corps
Cunat Artillery School
Fort Monroe
Fort Totten
N. Y
Coast
New York
George H. Ponrose
Roberts. Welsh
Quartermaster Corps
Martin Dyeing and Finishing Works
Wridgeton
Millville Manufacturing Company
Milvile
N. J
Hinsdale Woolen Milla
Alnsdale
Mass
A. D. Bliss & and
Moncon
American Woolen Company
Maynard
Springdale Finlshing S Works
Canton
Donaldh. Connolly
Corpa
J. Walker Benet
Ordnance Department
Mobile
Ala
Eninance Department
Perry L. Boyer
Harlington
Tex
Mbwnee
Richard M. Thomas
Eleventh Cavalry
Robert G. Paxton
Nerrice
Reynolds J. Burt
Fifteenth Infantry
Howard RE. Perey
Robert 8. Thomas
Corps of Engineers
New York City
Scranton
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Ohio
Police regulations amended by repealing section in DC
Commissioners of the District of Columbia announce an amendment to Article 28 of the Police Regulations. Section 14a is repealed. Dated Washington September 17, 191K. Oliver P. Newman Louis Brownlow Charles W. Butz Commissioners DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Grable
Pittsburgh
Health Office
Jonn J. Norris
Seling
Grable
Dis
Washington
Office OF the Commissioners OF the
District OF Columbia
District of Colombia
Oliver P. Newman
Louis Brownlow
Charles W. Butz
D.C
Mary land Federation convention elects Ferguson president
John H Ferguson of Baltimore was reelected president of the Maryland State District of Columbia Federation of Labor for a seventh term at Columbia Typographical Temple. The body urged a $2 minimum wage for state printers, opposed Sunday barber shop closures, and pressed for anti competition rules with Marine Band affiliations. The group planned to meet in Annapolis in 1916 and prepared to petition President Wilson and Congress for related labor protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Engraving
Marine Band
John H Ferguson
Baltimore
Maryland
Henry J Herdy
John A Ranz
Charles C. Hayes
John A McDonald
Washington
Rose W Ayres
J Ryan
American Federation of Labor
Annapolis
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Ralph
Bureau
Ferguson
Federation
Congress
Columbia
Watson
Marine Bard
Cislian
Rysiciens
Dita
Rome
Georgetown Prep Grows With New School Plans And Honors
The Georgetown preparatory school began the year with an increase of twelve resident pupils and announced a planned new building on Rochiche farm land. A list of honor students for 1910 to 1916 spans first to fourth preparatory classes with first and second honors in English, German, French, algebra and literature. Moonlight excursions on the St Johns steamer drew crowds, with trips planned to Colonial Beach this evening and Sunday morning, offering bathing and river recreation.
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Georgetown
Rochiche
Joseph Dennis Sulhan
Washington
Joseph Francis Devereux
Chav Chase
Thomas Fullalove Prober
Grafton T. Brow Washingtor
Edmund Butler McConville
St Paul
Surn
Treisture
Thomas Andrew Dean
Chicago
Joseph Clark Cissel
St. Yer Spring
Cornelius Vincent Cusack
David Francis Widmayer
Ward Stohlben
Washington Yeometry
Silver Spring
David Francis Widmaier
Cornelius Vinsent Cusack Washngton
Joseph Clark Issel
Richard West Cooney Eve
Edward Matthew O'Brien
Joseph Feneall Cain
Paul de Witt
Page
Bastrop
Tex
Joseph Congal Gain
Thomas Vincent McGuire
Westernport
Edward Matthew
Briers Ferman
Widmater Washmet
Wiliam Francis Weaver
Claren Itt
Charles
Dty
St Johns
Colonial Beach
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Lafayette Park
Aingle
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Otis Place
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Engliah
Park RD
Union Station
Euclid ST
Clifton ST
Fairmont ST
11Th ST
Kenyon ST
Eee Coenen Dore
Massachusetts
Calvert ST
Oliver ST
Checy Chase
Kenyon S&t
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Ave. NW
Fatrmont ST
Seville
Col
18Th ST. NW
Astern Ave
Takeroa Park
BR NW
Ciraed ST
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RT. Nyj
127Th ST
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ST Cap
L ST. NW
Ind
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Beth
Neex Bath
Pleasant ST. NW
Moma
Familly
Indiana Ave
10Th ST. NW
Oth ST. Nww
U ST. NW
N. J, Ave. NW
Fla. Ave
14Th ST. NW
Fraulein Park
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Oakdale
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Honklet
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Carl and Exsmalne
Willard Storage
Carl J. F. Graff
Torney
Dawya
Bg's Express
Ih Street
E Main
United States Storage CO
Unum & Son
Orage- Warchonna
Tamara
W. Manin
Smith’s Transfer & Storage CO
Po Ave
MLS Acho
Resorts and Travel
Almars
F. L. Young
Albemarle
Vir-givia Ave
Dear Beach
Cheltenham-Revere Park Plare
Hoardwalk
Oregn
Richards
Warhoronah-Hienheim
Wbith Whith & Sons Company
Kentucky Ave
Marion
Beaumont Genere
Eat Family Hotel
Gnent
L. K. Lower
Washington Hotels
Bk. L. Mal
Cairo
Anlee
Stratford Uth
Monigests
Norfolk Old Point Comfort
Virginia Beach
Ocean View
Chamberlin Hotel
Boston
Sea Modern Palace Steambers
City Ticket Office
15Th St. N. W
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat CO
Savannah Nelare
Jacksonville
Sintercoma de Inxe
McCray Refrigerator Company
Sitebi
Merchants of Alexandria
George H. Norton
St. Pauls Episcopal Church
Mias Norton
J. K. M. Norton
Gault Norton
Claudia Mason
John K. Mason
Louisville
A H. Sands
John W. Travers
John W.travers
Southern Railway
Potomac Fish Company
North Patrick Street
John
George
Frank
Andrew Travers
W. Ro Hall
Hertie
Evelyn Travers
Odd Fellows
Charles H. Emery
Graham & Ogden
George H McDonald
Bergen County
Minnievikly
Prince Willan County
Withington Zouaves
Wilson
City News
Fasl
Axacelation
Haleigh
Charles J. Columbus
Association
M. A. Leese
Joseph Berberich
Sidney Wegt
Julius Duehring
Georges. de Neale
Woodmen of the World
Masonic Temple
Anacontia
J. C. McConnell
George M. Roberta
Mount Pleasant
Fourteenth Street
Fila Gardner
Ernest L Thruston
Franklin
Sternoplicon
Alaska
MW. Dougherty
George Washington College
Western, Presbyterian Church
John Bradshaw
Benning Road
White House Sta
Arnold Williams
Fourth Street
Ridge and
N Streets
Hamilton West
Homeopathic Hospital
ARMY
J. B. Glennon
Sperial Board
Navy Yard
H. C. Moody
Wheeling
Naval Academy
Annnapolus Ma
Caesar
Naval Wee College
Sewport
Ral
TR. L. Walker
Hennibal
Stam
Ebiet
Pacific
F. Neklund
Mhode Island
Salem
A Wolleron
Tennessee
Rhode Teland
T N. Alford
South Wellsfleet
Cape Cod
Jenior
Marsh
Gillette
Perry
Lient
Weve: Magazine
Hingham
Wyoming
Thomas Averon
North Dakota
W. Crean
Kentucky
Naval Mid- Steven
Rado Yu
L. H. Wentworth
Tetached Navy Yard
Vestal
PK. Jensen
Raleigh
le Paz
Newport
Dolphin
Southlems
Nero
Mazatlan
Des Moines
Canea
Wadsworth
Pacife
Feet
San Diego
Maryland District Federation
J. H. Ferguson
Prise Committee
Vere
Sis
Whch
Oe Labor Movement
Bhmore
Bahay Trois Rede
Legistive
Maryland Legisiture
Georgetown “Prep
Rabel
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