Mormon recruiting mission pairs to proselytize in the West
The Washington Post reports a vigorous Mormon missionary campaign aiming at middle class homeseekers with small means. Two-person teams travel in black with Bibles, stressing polygamy’s end and urging emigration to the Northwest. The article notes selective districts, rapid central control, and political reach in Idaho and Salt Lake areas.
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Lincoln
Nebr
Washington
Salt Lake City
Pointe
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Middle West
Germany
Eistern
Eacile
Smith
Mormonium
Tisch
Idaho
Utah
Kan
Republican
L. A. Palmer
Re31son
Europe
Women and Fashion Across Cities Show Shifting Roles
A compilation notes evolving women’s roles from London to New York and Boston. It cites Lady Carlisle’s old dining custom at Naworth, magnetism and dress as keys to social influence, Paraguay’s women-led labor and war efforts, jury service debates, and Mrs Perry Belmont’s Easter-tinged veiled fashion on Fifth Avenue.
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New York
London
Carlisle
Naworth Castis Ch
Crichton
Cleveland World
Boston Globe
Paraguay
Chicago Post
Mrs. Craigie
Mi. Craigie
Illimoia State University
Perry Belmont
Fifth Avenue
Wills Filed for Probate in Local Court
Dennis C. Shea named executor of James F. Maguire estate filed yesterday in Probate Court. The will dated April 18 1904 leaves one third to Nora Maguire widow and $50 gifts to William H. Maguire and Mary V. Daniel. balance to Alice B. Hall Annie P. McAuliffe and Mary D. Shea. Also wills of S C Israel and Samuel L Denty filed with executors Alfred Z. Hartman and Hugh L. Bond Jr named for Israel. Denty heirs and guardians named for minor children.
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Dennis C. Shea
James F. Maguire
Nora Maguire
Wiliam H. Maguire
Mary V. Daniel
Alice B. Hall
Annie P
Samuelll. Denty
Susie R. Denty
Trustee Seeks Court Appointment To Sell Ground
Jane Williamson and others filed proceedings in the District Supreme Court yesterday to appoint a trustee to sell about 11,000 square feet of ground in lots and 6, square 62. Tax disputes hinder sale, and the proceeds will be distributed among the rightful parties. Attorney John L. Cassin represents the petitioners.
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Jane BE. Williamss
District Supreme Court
Mary R. Ketner
John L. Cassin
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court NO 1
Justice Anderson
Gleason
W- H. Shotes
Stuart McNamara
Wallace
Inspection of fire risks by national board experts in downtown Washington
Engineers from the National Board of Fire Underwriters will inspect Washington's commercial center for fire protection and risk. The board, backed by 120 leading fire insurance companies, aims to advise on reducing large conflagrations. Capt. Chester Harding represents the District, with Supe. Sewell from the Federal government, and A. D. Nickerson leading the party locally.
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
Washington
Chester Harding
Supe
Sewell
Macfarland
New York
A. D. Nickerson
Jin
Bidding for Real Estate on Eleventh and EB Streets
An offer of 25000 for the northeast corner of EB and Eleventh streets northwest was refused. The lot fronts 32 feet on E and 74 feet on Eleventh, containing 2368 square feet with a price over 10 per square foot. A separate offer of 20000 for the property owned by the Commercial Fire Insurance Company near Eleventh and F was noted, with a three story building and prospective use for a moderum building.
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Eleventh
Commercial Fire Insurance Company
Eleventh Street
Trust Deed Recorded and Morgan Interests in Control
Trust deed recorded pledging Kenesaw Apartment Company property to secure a $200000 loan from American Security and Trust Company. Property lies at lot 175 in Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains, at the triangle of sixteenth street and Kenesaw avenue NW, with National Safe Deposit Savings and Trust Company as trustee. Also notes Morgan interests likely to control Phenix National Bank with F B Marshall, August Belmont & Co, and E F Swinney involved. Cunard pauses dividend. E D Smith resigns from B & C Pittsburgh. mention of The Post as daily beat.
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Kenesaw Apartment Company
Kenesaw Apartment House Company
American Security and Trust Company
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
Sixteenth Street
Kenesaw Avenue
National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company
District of Columbia
Clabaugh
Supreme Court Daily Docket and Decisions Report
The Supreme Court announces numerous actions including admission of new practitioners from multiple states, reversal and remand in several certiorari cases, and affirmations with costs. Opinions authored by Justices Day Holmes White Brewer Brown and others cover numerous circuit and district court appeals across Hawaii New York Michigan Washington D C and Ohio with notes on dissents and non participation. The day also lists orders on mandamus adoptions and calendar assignments for upcoming sessions.
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Justice Harlan
Justice Brewer
Justice Brown
Justica White
Justica Peckham
Justice Holmes
Justice Day
Thomas James Meagher
Philadelphia
Willam M. Coleman
New York City
John W. Yerkes
Danville
Johm J. Strickland
Albena
Elbert C. Morton
Columbus
United States
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Ninth Circuit
District Court of the United States
District of Hawaii
New Orleans Gas Light Company
Pinint
Drainage Commission of
New Orleans
Supreme Court of
State of Louisiana
Iron Cliffa Company Et al
Negarnes Iron Company
State of Michigan
The
George B. Cadasr
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Supremé “Nort of
Justica
Frederic W. Lincoln
Southern District of New York
Warner Barnes & Co. (Limited
Appellant
Court of Claims
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
Barber Asphalt Paving Company Et al
Court of Appeals
State of
Kentucky
Justice White
Justice Peckham
Harlan
James Auliman
CB. Combe
D&c
Circuit Court of the United States
Southern District of Texas
Justice Holmer
Middletown National Book
Toledo, Ann Arbor and North Michigan Railway Comepany
Pennsylvania Lumbermen's Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Charles C. Meyer
United States Circuit Court
Aev Ehe
Justi Peckham
Justice Berlean
Guilford B
John Smith
Joshua Bishop
United Sates
Court of Glales
Alfred W. Carter
Guardian
Plainuf
George D. Gear
Supreme Court
Territory of
Hawaii
Costu
Samuel McMillen
Ferrum Mining Company
Colorado
E. O. Miller
State of California
Morris Strauss
Second Circuit
Harlar
Waller
McMichael
Eppélanty
Lemuel Murphy
Erro
Supreme Court of the
Territory of Oklahoma
Eoxlx
Western Electrical Supply Company
Plabruffa
Abbeville
Abbeville Electric Light and Power Company
South Carolina
Fuller
Edward H. Harriman
Northern Securities Company
Puller
Gertrude Glaser
Isador Glaser
Mle Petiton
Tennessee Oil, Gas and Mineral Company
Ve. F. D. Brown Et al
Sixth Circuit
Central Commercial Company
Chicago Title and Trust Company
Trustees
Sevanih Sireult
Heston Water and Light Company
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Trustee
Seventh Circuit
New England Water Works Company
Vows ‘Transportation Company
pett‘Woner
J. L Case Thrashing Machine Company
William A. Gordon
Executors, Co
Court of Clarms
Sollcitor
Charles Henry Butler
Noah ©. Rogers
Benjamin N. Garozo
Appellee
Western Electric Company
John F. Hanrelmann, Jr
John Notman
John F. Henselmann, Jr
Kangar City
Great Northern Railway Company
William C. Fowler
L. G. Gilman
Memphis Congelidated Gas and Bictric Company
Jana Letgon
Heber J. May
Thomas B. Turley
Security Mutual Life Insurance Company
Henry RB. Prewitt
Travelers’ Insurance Company
Hartford
Conn
Henry R. Prewitt
Insurance Commission
Joseph
H. HL Ligeett
Stratton
Dines Et al
United States Circit Court of Appeals
Thomas B. Glark
Samuel Untermeyer
Louis _Marshall
Ll. M. Gofdard
People of the Bate of
New York
Metropolis Streetway Company
State Board On Commissioners
Thoman
H Cisrk
Charles H. Moore
Robert B. Petty
Saccoterp. &C
United Ste Circuit Court of Appeala
Fignt
Circuit Court of the Red States
Ohio
Hoyt
Probate notices of multiple wills and administrations
The document lists probate actions including letters testamentary granted to Annae Atkins and Simms Wilecp, estates of L. Ryman and Rose Montes, and wills dated 1903 to 1904. Attorneys named include C. G Extite, J. J. Waters, Hianer B Wilpon, and W. Martin, with bonds varying from 500 to 1 006.
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A Myers
Atkite
Witrwamsteed
Bond
C. G Extite
Hianer
Wilpon
Will
Simms L. Wilecp
J. J. Waters
James 3. Maguire
Nied
Habeas Estate
L. Ryman
W. . Martin
Samuel L. Denty
Eilzabeth
Israel
Real estate transfers listed across Washington districts
Real estate transfers record numerous conveyances: Sunderland to Julius and Schuel ler. Ramsburgh to Crousse. Granite to Ramebargh. Brooke trustees to Rhodes. Clarke to Boyd and Curtis. Hicks to Taylor. Crilly to Van Deveen. Boh et ux to King. Parker to Lewis. Porter to Desendorf Dozendorf Trimmer Austin. Wilkjnson to Enselman. Cox to Diaine. Sefton to Heelys. Middough to Wyatt. Winslow trustees to Talbott. Bobrer to Schraderberg. Burke to Risley. Nolan to Dwyer. Johnson to Mary Eccard. Williams to Mantz. Woodward at ux to Meyers. Thoren et ux to Fechteler. Minnty to King. King et ax to King. Paul et ax to Newton. Walsh to Anna Bell. Leonard to Keane. Wartman to Teresa M and Saul. Johnson et al to Auerbach. Auerbach et ax to Sanzer. Johnson et al to Lanner. Madison to O Hanlon.
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Holmead Manor
Erskine M. Sunderland
Louis H. Julius
Walter B. Schuell
C. Behnetders Sons
Seventh
Eighth
Jesse H. Ramsburgh
J. Salvin Crousse
Wallach Street
J Calvin Granite
Edith R. Ramebargh
Bellevue
Edward Brooke Et al
Thomas A. Rhodes
Sixth
Anthony J. Clarke
Charles Boyd
Addie Boyd
Sarah J. Curtis
Eleventh Street
Stresta
John McC. Hicks
Jemea W
Almira M Taylor
Charles H. Parker
Rodgers A. Lewis
Square Si
Fifteenth Street
Catherine A. Porter
Frederick A Desendorf
James N. Dozendorf
Louise KF. Trimmer
Susig C. Austin
Schuetzen Park
Omar Wilkjnson
Frederick Enselman
Congress Heights
Owen Augustus Cox
Edward Diaine
Syrert
Edwin Sefton
Guy HM. Heelys
Bloomingdash
W. Carl Wyatt
Thirty-Third
Prospect Streets
Francis Winslow Et al
Thomas M. Talbott
William
Bobrer
Katie Schraderberg
Clark Mills
John F. Burke
Clinton Risley
U Stradt
Northwehst
John H. Nolan
William J. Dwyer
Seaton Street
Seventeenth
Eighteenth Streets
C. Francis Johnson
Louter
Mary Eccard
Columbia Heights
Irving Williameaon
Milton Mantz
Eighteenth Street
K Sheets
Louis H. Meyers
Samuel W. Woodward
Square
Washington Heights
Mount Pleabant
Pleabant Plains
Ward Thoren
Augustus F. Fechteler
Holmeah
Willam
Minnty
Charles W King
H and
FE Etraata
Charles W. King
William & Manix
Dobbins
Joseph Paul
George PF
Newton
Pierce Street
North Cabito
South Grounds
Shirley Carter
Catherine Hessler
Harry Wartman
Mary C. Teresa M
Agnes A. Saul
George C. Johnson
Joseph Auerbach
Franklin T. Sanzer
Franklin T. Lanner
Carrie Madison
Michael O'Hanlon
Deeds of Trust Across Washington Heights and Adjacent Squares
A scanned list details numerous deeds of trust in Washington DC areas including Columbia Heights, Brightwood Park, Eckington, and surrounding squares. Names such as Horner, Mantz, Meyer, Brown, Coker, Heasler, Thorp, Barkman, Rhodes, King, and Wardman appear among numerous secured amounts from 100 to 320,000 dollars with terms ranging from 1 to 5 years at 4 to 6 percent, reflecting extensive mortgage activity and property lots across multiple blocks and additions.
New York Cotton Market Turns Quiet After Early Strength
New York April 3 The cotton market opened steady with gains of 1 point on June, then eased. Traders cited bullish private acreage and fertilizer forecasts but large receipts and realizations capped prices. By session end activity slowed, prices near last week's highs but with a net decline of 2 to 7 points and an estimated 150000 bales traded.
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Ortober Eee
Sasente
Tate
Ler Ce
New York
New Orleans
Washington
Hibbs & Co
IF Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Btock Exchange
Chicago Board of Law
Eeragga
Secon
New York Grain Market Report April Prices and Receipts
New York grain notes dull barley and mixed wheat, 2,000 bushels receipts, 350,882 exports. No. 2 red at 113% f. o. b. afloat, No. 1 Northern Duluth 114% f. o. b. afloat. Wheat futures May 1.09% up, July 83% and Sept 87. The market weakened on lower cables and Northwest softness but rose on forecasts of freezing weather and covering. Oats receipts 227,500, exports 13,150. spot oats steady with mixed grades and prices around 26% to 38 cents per bushel.
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Duluth
Manitoba
Northwest
Chicago
Negre
Long Island
Western
Jersey
Florida
Liverpool
London
Tran
Glasgow
Lenboro Law
Grain markets in Chicago buoyed by cold wave forecast
Wheat rose as forecasts warned of freezing temperatures in Kansas and Nebraska, with July up to 8 8 percent amid short covering and strong local demand. Corn and oats gained modestly while provisions advanced, and market activity reflected bearish early trading followed by firming on weather fears and better hog prices.
Live Stock Markets Receipts and prices in New York and Chicago
New York receipts 3 729 cattle with steers and bulls higher and cows steady. Exports 50 cattle and 4 500 beef quarters planned for tomorrow. Calves 5 766 receipts with veals 4 10 7 75, city dressed veals 5 0 5 1 0. Sheep 7 312 receipts with lambs and yearlings. Hogs receipts 11 890 market higher for good pigs. Chicago cattle receipts 26 060 with steady market and steers 40 to 50, stockers 4 75 5 00, cows 3 00 4 75. Hogs 28 000 receipts opened weak then steady.
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New York
Chicago
Discriminating buyers drive steady livestock market at Baltimore
Baltimore market report shows week ended receipts for cattle at 2 073 head, hogs 11 790, and sheep and lambs 2 099. Prices hold with steers 640 to 665, hogs mainly 5 40 to 6 60, sheep 3 000 to 6 10 per head, lambs up to 13.00, calves steady around 5.00. Export steers to Liverpool or Ulstermere noted. overall demand remains firm among higher quality buyers.
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Baltimore
Steameblp
Ulstermere
Liverpool
New York Produce Prices and Market Updates
Market notes cover butter eggs flour and grains with official prices for creamery and state dairy products. Commodity quotes include butter, eggs, poultry, flour, corn meal, rice, sugar, potatoes, peanuts, with metals and petroleum prices and tin shipments. Erie railroad leadership news concludes the brief.
Sick at Night and Morning Warning Card
A health tip describes bilious stomach upset from overindulgence. It notes morning relief after rest, but urges immediate action to feel better tomorrow. The passage emphasizes headaches, dry throat, poor appetite, chills, and a lingering heavy head from excess eating and drinking. Take one or two...
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Clement J. Myere
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Stubblefield Banking and Trust Company
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St Ux
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John
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George G. McBiwee
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George W. White
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Brightwood Park
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Charles Schafer
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Badword Brooke
James W .Taylor
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Roger T. Mitchell
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