Witness Hermann details overheard conversation in court
The testimony relates to Mrs Hermann recalling a midnight visit by Meldrum and Patterson to her son in law Gatley’s house and overheard remarks about testifying for the government. Gatley and Hermann family members testified to impeach Meldrum’s statements amid cross examination, with references to a Portland dinner and related remarks about swearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsotue Hiermann
Minel Court
Wehag
Ner
Isband
Henry Veldrum
Sursesor
Ot Oresen
Hermann Meldrum
Patterson
Prescott Gatlay
Mr Herman
Meldrum
Gatky
Ali Hermann
Sthitter Hermann
FlaIn
Charles H Bremerman
Mts
Feruts
Tn Gatley
Vy Hermanns House
Gatley
Brettman
Gatleys
Euclid Street
Hermann
Veldram
Gths
Eermen
University Club
Ain Low
Wehelllg Island
Oregon
Portland
Irwitt Rittenhouse
Rittenhouse
Chris Woller
Hermann M Maud Scherstiin
Portiana
Oresta
de Msg
Bode
Naveen
Howe
Washington Cattle Market Prices and Declines Report
Market figures show heavy receipts in veal and cattle with declines across categories. Cattle prices range from extra per cwt 52.5 to common per cut 2.30, hoos per cwt around 106.67, and sheep and lambs showing mixed terms. Calves and cows list prime and common rates, with regional pricing reflecting supply pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thor Ples
Wwe Sr
Nile
Treia
Liverpool
Cole
Ima
Dessteis
Ternasivatia
Garally Werm
Hearst
Tha Cavou
Havik
Baltimore Markets Quiet and Mixed Grain Prices Edge Higher
Market page shows quiet receipts and mixed exports across Wheat Corn and Oats with slight firming in some contracts. Soybeans and Grains feature steady to unchanged tones, with spot and futures quotes for No 2 red winter wheat and related futures noted alongside egg and cheese prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amite
Hiftina
HGS
Thoteg
Liverpool
Cork
Cosi
Hushaly
Buaiels
Eyo Stads
Thbba & Co
New York Seek Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Eaeys
Gniv & Ba
Shorts
Chicago
Bylevator
Tve
Board of Trade
Public Debt Decreases Despite Hefty Treasury Outlays
The March public debt stood at 909,106,360, down 1,038,238 from March 1, with interest bearing debt at 906,233,600 and non-interest debt at 2,645,642. Cash reserves total 1,613,810, including a gold reserve of 150,000,000 and trust funds, while demand liabilities total 1,245,922,807, leaving cash on hand of 402,968,002. The National Bank circulation on March 30 stood at 9,597,212,053, up for the year by 42,540,005, with U.S. bonds on deposit supporting 530,187,900 in registered bonds, and other deposits totaling 176,324,800. Receipts for March were 542,193 and expenditures 32,602.07, yielding a monthly surplus of 0,019,035 and a year-end surplus over 1,200,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Treasury of the Philippines
Comptroller of the Currency
United States
Panama Canal
District of Columbia
Marie
United
Philippine Islands
Mexico
Book Contest Closes as Judges Pick Prize Winners
The Post closes its popular book picture contest with $1000 in cash prizes. Eight judges from the city’s book trade will select the prizewinners, aided by a sealed list kept by George F Werman of the Public Library to ensure fairness. Contestants from across Maine to California submitted solutions, with late entries still considered for equal chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
United States
Union
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Candi
Mexico
Maine
Washington
Georgetown
Alexandria
George F Werman
Public Library
Lst
Abbott
Book Department
Kann Sova & Company
Sid Heller
Book
Patuts Royal Wow Norman
Brentano A
Mystery Puzzle Winners Delayed as Submissions Pile Up
Fred Woodwart and colleagues report surprise at care shown by contestants in a long running puzzle contest. Eight large packages arrived from Boston with cut out pictures mounted on cardboard. A California reader also mounted pictures and painted them with water colors transforming them into neat artworks. The editor and staff will spend weeks judging the entries, delaying winner announcements by at least three to four weeks. The exact date will be published later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Woodwart
Woodward & Latarop
Boston
California
District of Columbia
City of
Alexandra
Virginia
Maryland
Washington Post
New York Men Control Nipissing Mines Board Expanded
Augusta Maine April 1 stockholders of the Nipissing Mines Company held the first annual meeting. Re-election of the existing board plus an enlargement from nine to eleven members. New directors named Samuel Newhouse Salt Lake and Lyman B Hendall New York. Proxies show New York interests hold an overwhelming lead. A contest over directorate expansion did not develop. Charles H Boynton and W H Orr New York controlled 184 shares among 84,291 represented. John Jonasson and George F Morton Toronto campaigned for voting proxies. Secretary W T Greene of New York faced questions over access to minutes. motion to view minutes was defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Wipissing Mines Company
Samuel Newhouse
Salt Lake
Lyman B Hendall
New York
New Yeek
Charles H Boynton
W H Orr
Charles Cope Caldwell
F Jonasson
Jonasson
George F Morton
Toronto
W YT Greene
Real estate transfers list many city lots and buyers
A long ledger of transfers shows numerous properties including square 1195, Burhans to Allen, Cor to Davie, DuPont to Henry, Ble to Shes, Frizgell to Dubay, Jaeger to Prescott, Lane to Trew, Laickatt to Ferri, Lord to Towner, Mann to Kalb, Murphy to Cox, McFarland to Grokner, Donnellet to Cain, Taylor to Wells, Trew to Bane, and Welch to Jokulson, with prices ranging from $0 to $9,000 and varied lot and block descriptions across HOLMEAD MAKOR and other districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Allen
Edward A Macomber
Peters
Charlea
Burhans
Robert Allen
Burleith
Edgar O Blackman
William G Ble
James F Shes
Liliam J Frizgell
Charles ‘Dubay
Mary Jaeger
Viz
Carl
Samuel
Kalorama Heights
Widows Mite Square
Jeremiah Murphy
Adan T
Cox
William K Plercast
Samuel Bilgan
Washington Highlands
Charles ¢ Taylor
Edward A Welss
Holmead Wanor
Wilmot W Trew
Thomas J
John T Bane
J_ Clarence Welch
Levi B
Jokugon
Helene S Witte
Willam P Hepburn
TE Blinmingdall
May & Wright
Robert DL Obrien
Fragmented Voting Totals and Prepayment Phrases
A garbled OCR snippet shows scattered phrases about vote increments and prepayment terms. It references extra votes amounts such as 25, 280, 1 000, and 50, with notes on daily and multi month prepaid periods including 1 month to 12 months and Sunday only options. The text reads like a disordered list of voting and subscription terms without coherent context.
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Aids Hermann
Melddrum
Gaitley
Flerminn
Gatley Bouse
Washington Cattle Market
Baltimore
Daltimore
NEW York Grain
Chicago Grain
The
CREMO
American Cigar Company
Mer
Ork
Jamestown
the Post
City of Washington
Alexandria City
Alexandria County
Fairfax County
Loudoun County
Montgomery County
Charles County
Prince George County
Vance
Washington, D. C
Medical
Fich
Nea Street
Shade
Fisk Elgin
W. T
Baldus
HM. D
Moe
Marvel Fanax
Uche
Moma
Eatimet
Marvel CO
Sala A O'Donnel
Hemen
Preeier
Nas
Cooper
Rycktows
F Brats
Cook Remedy Co
Pein
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Eimataret
Insuiuta
Capitol Street
Widoc
Columbis
Marshand
Phive
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