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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1905

Page

10

Washington Produce Market Offers Broad Fresh Goods Prices

Market notes show large supply and firm demand across poultry, eggs, and vegetables. Virginia, West Virginia, and North Carolina items listed with varied prices. fresh fowl, turkeys, and ducks in steady to rising markets. potatoes, onions, cabbage, and citrus among key quoted items. Washington's Favorite Newspaper.

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Frangis to be tried experts find few assets

Testimony in Philadelphia shows a remand for trial of Stanley Francis with bail at 50000. Two former Storey Cotton Company employees, Miss Margaret Hope and Miss Gertrude Sondheim, testified to a conspiracy to defraud. Accountant James R. Clark described a cash book indicating $200,001 from cotton investments and assets listed at $700,000, while losses appeared in the books.

Philadelphia Storey Carton Company Stanley Francis United States Craig Margaret Hope Gertrude Sundhelm James R. Clark Senator Bradley Camillen Storey Cotton Com Par Convern Thompson Witntasss Nish Bank ELAS Miss Sondheim Francis Mb Sunuhe Storey Cotton Company New York Meet- Stes Miss Collins Abn Everal

Cotton letter signals extended cotton stock buildup

A New Orleans report notes heavy cotton inflows to boost certificated stock to 57 610 bales as tension eases. Liverpool cables say spinners are short on forward sales. Weather across the South shows showers, Gov. Lanham foresees little cotton acreage drop in Texas, and Liverpool expected to ship 2 to 4 points less. Futures ease as wheat and corn markets shift amid Argentina shipments and Indian frost reports.

Liverpool Lanham Texas

New York Grain Report Highlights Mixed Wheat and Corn Prices

The New York grain market showed firmer tendencies with wider receipts and exports for wheat and corn. No. 2 red and yellow prices moved, while May and July futures closed higher or steady. oats and rye flour held steady with mixed notes on other grains and oils.

New York Duluth Manitoba Uli

Live Stock Markets Cattle Hogs and Sheep Report

Chicago and New York market notes show cattle receipts around 2 500 with prices to 6.40 for prime steers and 8.75 for calves. hogs receipts about 17 000 with most sales near 5.35. sheep receipts 6 000 with wethers 6.15 to 6.25 and lambs up to 7.50. New York reports beef and veal steady with steers around 8.00, cows 1.50 to 4.25, calves 5.00 to 8.50, and city dressed veals 6 to 10 cents.

Chicago New York

Spring trade outlook and rail demand signal brisk expansion

Bradstreet’s reports excellent weather and unimpaired confidence with expansion in retail trade and heavy orders for railway equipment. High construction activity, rail car movement, and strong iron and steel demand accompany improved weather, milling and coal shipments, and rising imports exports activity across the United States and Canada.

New York Bradstreet Bradstreet's United States Pennsylvania Great Lakes Canada Iron and Steel Industry New England China

Baltimore Markets Report March 31

Baltimore markets report dull grain prices and steady futures for flour wheat corn oats rye and hay. Spot and future bids shown for No 2 red western wheat months March through June. Butter cheese sugar and other commodities listed with steady to firm levels while rail stocks Seaboard Air Line listed.

Baltimore Southern G& Bid Baltimore Railroad Seaboard Air Line

Court notes from District of Columbia cases and proceedings

A summary of court items includes multiple District of Columbia cases with motions, demurrers, and orders across Circuit Courts No 1 and No 2, involving parties such as Bundy, Kennedy, Waggaman, and Washington Electric Transport. Proceedings span alimony, garnishments, motions for new trials, bankruptcies, probate matters, and criminal indictments. A separate brief reports George W. Taylor’s capture in Tennessee on larceny charges, returned to face grand larceny accusations regarding a stolen horse.

Supreme Court District of Columbia Bruity Court A. A. Hoebling Stanton C. Peele Donaldson Allmacy J. L Gies T. J. Mackey B. K. Peter American Security and Trust Company Cave Gibbons Lambert & Baker Millan & Smith Loughran Betterton Leo Simmons Dudley Chapin Brown John L. Johnson Mary M. Peake Circuit Court Justice Barnard Easley Emig E. H. Thomas Greenfell Washington Electric Vehicle Transportation Company H. Jackson Bentley Hamilton & Colbert Baltimore Building, and Loan Association Ammount Flannery Samuel Maddox Weston Vs. Kennedy R. Ross Perry W. H. Sholes Mittersbaugh Clemiente C. H. Emig L. ‘J. Mather Bailey

Brave Women and Nervous Health Claims for Dr Miles Nervine

Aadvertising feature extolls delicate women’s nervous systems. It credits improved health to Dr Miles Nervine, claiming relief from periodical pains headaches and loss of vitality. The testimonial from Mrs Dr Oplinger Philadelphia asserts a 1 dollar bottle will help or money back.

Miles’ Nervine DR. Oplinger Philadelphia Pat Penett

Women and historical notes fill a wide page

Main items include Mrs William Shaw gifting land to McAllister College, Marchioness Oyama noted as a skilled fencer and rider, Dr Sophronia Fletcher in Boston at ninety nine and active, and twins thriving in a Tatlula incubator. Also details of Mrs Abigail Osborn, kin to McKinley, and Lydia Strick selling quilts statewide. English wedding gowns inspire religious pageantry and two years in prison and a $19000 fine imposed on Geist and Richardson for a fake directory scheme.

William Shaw Pittsburg McAllister College St. Paul Marchioness Oyama Napoleon Sophronia Fletcher Boston Sylveater Best Abigail Qaborn M. C. Chaffee Columbus Ohio President McKinley Joseph Osborn Conan William McKintey Osborn D. B. Stambaugh Youngstown F. M. Osborn Cleveland Osborn Freemansburg Lydia Strick Jean Ainsworth Maj Algernon Skefington Magsareene London Geist Richardson Jason W. Geist Graham Frank B. Richardson Wright Leo P. Harlow James F. O'Shea United States Easby

Escaped Jail Guard Foe Walton Fleeing From District Jail

Negro convict Charles Walton twenty five, at work outside the District jail, escaped after noon yesterday. Guard turned wall, Walton fled up road on ladder. Walton, painter, previously jailed for housebreaking, wore slouch hat blue shirt and overalls. Police on lookout. postmasters appointed at Stephens City Virginia and Collier's Mills New Jersey.

Charles Watton Walton Alexandria

Buildings for Exhibits At Railroad Convention Exposition

Construction of 100 by 1500 feet exhibit buildings in the Monument area progresses ahead of the Washington event opening Monday April 10. The expo will feature diverse railroad appliances including trolley items with many pieces shipped from St Louis. it aims to be the largest display in the United States since the St Louis fair. Alexander Cowles, 50, of Seventeenth Street Northwest, fell on Fifteenth Street near North Carolina Avenue Northeast while walking home last night and received facial lacerations at Casualty Hospital.

Dranwood Margaret H. Lave Vir Joseph Duffy Joseph _ Lane Margaret H. Lane Second Street Thomes E. Waggamean James J.walsh Maryland Avenue Theodore F. Sargent D. Darby Thompson Sixth Seventh Mary L. Hare Silas Danial Ballour Pert J.bradlay Tanner Thomas R. Riley Bloomingdale Charlotte Datley William Zis Chauncey H. Dewey Twelfth William Bohrer Nathan Edelson Columbia Heights J. Henry Gulick Joey C. Stewart Methodist Episcopal Society of Mount Pleasant Calvary Methodst Episcopal Church Washington St. Louis United States St. Louis Fair Alexander ‘Cowles Seventeenth Street Fifteenth Street North Carolina Avenue Casualty Hospital

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