Legal Record of Supreme Court Session and Proceedings
United States Supreme Court session details list the justices present and cases heard. The record notes withdrawal of exhibit, arguments by plaintiffs and defendants, and scheduled motions and adjournments in criminal and equity matters, with numerous attorney appearances and real estate and probate actions listed for Washington DC and surrounding areas.
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United States Supreme Court
Justice Harlan
Justice Brewer
Justice Brows
Justce White
Justice Peckham
Justice McKenna
Justice Holmes
Justice Day
Alvin ¢ Caps
New York City
Mary E Quinn
Caroline
Ladd
Geetrdde Glaser Admiistratesx Ae
Wr Aisin
Bob Brave
Lee Lark
J OW
Poa
Shiiam H Bamum
Pliny
Cat
Kinsey Company
Heary
Hoartll Mantas
Justice Stafford
Bernadette Aten
Erter
Ijaue E. McNamara
Bond
H E Davis
Deborah E Whitmore
James ¥ Stagen
Bend
J. F. Scaggs
J. Wesley Boteler
Samuel Maddox
Frank T Hyman
J. Harry Smith
William T Mathews
Aarire
Baldy
Douglass & Douglane
Margaret Streer
ES McCalmont
Flora E McDonald
Mackall & Masdel Estace
James E Goddard
George W. Headstate
Annie McKeever
W H Linkins
Alberta Stewart
Monument
Pulton Lewis
Cotton Letter Notes Market Shifts and Holidays
A late cotton market letter reviews July options and price movements with declines in old crop months, reports heavy interior selling, and notes upcoming holidays closing exchanges in New York and Liverpool. It highlights May, July, and December futures with a generally steady to lower close, and cites Miller & Co and W. B. Hibbs & Co. as sources.
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America
Liverpool
New York
Wall Street
Deeds of Drust and Property Transfers Across District Squares
The notice lists multiple mortgage and security deed records across districts including Washington Heights and The Highlands. Entries name grantors and grantees such as Mary J Stacy, Charles F Benjamin, Roger T Mitchell, and George Collirs, with amounts from 1,200 to 10,060 dollars, terms from six months to four years, interest rates 5 or 6 percent, and property details in squares, blocks, and additions.
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American University Heights
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A. Dunn
Sixth
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Emerson Street
George Ll. Jeffrey
Mary J. Stacy
Congress
Arthur G Sinclair
Eforge Morris
Ernest Dammann
Jeannette Cohen
Washington Heights
William A Hil
Pranklin T Sanuer
West Ackington
Harry Wardman
Grace P. Haas
Chapin
Aaron J. Gaskins
Moore
Garbola
George FP
oNewrnefux
James AL and
Martha George
Tenth Street
Addie Simpson
Eal Ty Raymond Cooley
Ekeng
Rhr Laughlin Et
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John
Dorothea McCormict
New York Avenleid
Japitel
Birst
John H Hartixon
Nellie M Hanback
Heeights—Kennedy & Davis Company
Junta Court
South Capitol
Elizabeth McKnight
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Clement H. Braoke
Square
Clement H Branke Jr
Patrick Ho Kennelly
Molnt Pleasant
John VcDonald
William TF Devall
Seventh Street
D Streets
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Peake
Henry
Tripp
J. Street
Charles A Wchel
Thomas F
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Charles E. Roach
Giles W. Heflprin
Meridian Hill
William W Riley
John F. McCormick
Willard Street
Charles
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Dorothea McCormick
Jesse H. Wilson
Raphael A. Casilear
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Cooperative Building Association
Ella M. Nejoon
Uarry
Welch
Edward T. Malser
Charles KE. Béalch
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John F. Allwine
Henry H. Bergmann
George M. Emmerich
German-American Building Association
Columbia Heights
Julia Court Et al
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Ernest L. Schmidt
Kennedy & Davis Company
Clement H Brooke, Jr
John F
Milburn J. Denohoe
Mary A. Atkins
Janet A. Fraser
Wiliam A
Douglass &. Mackall
Julius A. Maedel
H. C. Mackall
Marle Stonestreet
Frank X
Charles P Stone
Charleo W. Fairfax
Florence V. Creamer
Henry E Tripp
Metropolis Building Association
Thomas F Latimer
James A. Cahill
Wiliam E. Edmonston
John A McCarthy
Mount Pleasant
Mary B. Kennedy
Harry L Rust
George W. White
Edgar Kennedy
UWILL
John F. McCormick Et al
Tnion Trust Company
Edward L. Hillyer
Thomas J. Kemp
Oscar Wilkinson
Oscar Beilmar
Bloomingdale
Virginia
Mary J Stacy
Charles F Benjamin
Roger T Mitchell
Perpetual Building Association
Isaac “Elon
the Highlands
Margaret G Parnons
George Wo
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James He Hilton
Olebland Park
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Thomas E Waggaman
William A HU
John Sherman
South Grounds
Columbian University
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Edward J. Stellwagen
Thomas M. Gala
C. Shirley Carter
Thomas MH Risler
Chapin Brown
Henry H Bergmann
Oriental Building Association
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Richard G Rawlings
HR. Drury
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Clifford
Watson J Newton
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William A. Hui
John Maran
May Reopen Sully Case in Bankruptcy Ruling
New York April 206 Referee Macgrane Cox recommends reopening the Danie J Sully bankruptcy case. The ruling addresses three questions about a 1 million dollar March 18 1904 payment season prices and cotton exchange gambling. If approved the decision could alter who owes how much and impact Sully’s solvency.
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New York
Macgrane Cox
Danie J. Sully
Holt
United States District Court
Sully
Edwin Hawley
Frank H. Ray
Cotton Exchange
Judeth
New York Produce Market Report Highlights Diverse Commodities
The New York Produce market scene lists butter receipts at 3,720, noting Western imitation creamery and CHDESS firm holdings. Livestock futures show steady to firm trends in beef and lard, while flour, corn meal, and potatoes display varied activity. Metals and sugar markets trend lower abroad with local markets largely quiet, with notable London closures affecting prices.
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Jersey
Teady
Florida
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London
Glasgow
Midatesboro
Northern
Southern Ant
Southern Aoft
New York Money Market and Rail News Briefs
New York money on call remains strong with bids at 6% and offers around 6. prime mercantile paper quoted at 4 3/4 to 4 7/8 per cent. sterling steady with demand bills at 4 8 6 2 and 60 day bills at 4 7 4 8. Government bonds steady, railroad bonds weak. Collins elected president of Chicago Warehouse and Terminal Company. Meade & Co. awarded contract for coal-handling machinery after hearing Link Belt. Treasury receipts show internal revenue and customs income. Amalgamated Copper declares 1 percent quarterly dividend. The Sunday Post notes Washington’s Favorite Newspaper.
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July market closes with quiet trade and mixed hogs
July opened lower at 2 percent to 28 percent and ended with wide bids. Local receipts reached 62 cars as live hog prices fell, with lard and ribs down and July park off 2 cents at 12.7 percent. Estimated Saturday receipts include wheat 63 cars, corn 191 cars, oats 187 cars, hogs 17,000 head.
New York grain notes show mixed activity and weak rye bids
In New York on April 20 rye remained nominal while barley and wheat demand varied. Wheat sales reached 4.9 million bushels with spot weaknesses and futures wobbling on war talk, mid day decline followed by a rebound. Corn and oats receipts and spot prices held steady amid limited option activity.
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Erly
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Cnllanse
Slump in May Wheat Amid Gates Market Move
Chicago reports a sharp May wheat drop as up to 6 million bushels were dumped. May price fell from 113 1-2 to 108 1-2 as stops were hit and trades estimated at 3 to 5 million bushels. Armour supporters steadied July wheat, Gates crowd likely unloading or covering shorts. May closed at 110, down 35-8. July at 87 3-8.
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F Street
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Gates
Nebraska
Iowa
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Ohio Valley
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Hedlam
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Armour
Shorts
Minneapolis
Duluth
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reports record earnings rise
The March earnings statement shows significant gains in both gross and net earnings for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, excluding controlled lines. March 1905 gross $6,285,769 versus $5,244,277 in 1904, net $2,000,096 compared with $1,785,893, with nine months ending March 31 also up over last year.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington Post
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Baltimore Markets Drift in Quiet April Trade
Baltimore markets report a quiet April with mixed grain results. Wheat mostly lower with spot prices around 1.04, corn softer at 51 1/2, oats dull at 36 1/2, and rye quiet uptown. Butter firm with multiple grade prices, eggs easy, cheese firm, and sugar steady with coarse and fine granulated listed.
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Southern
Live Stock Markets Across Cities Shows Mixed Movement
New York April 20 Livestock markets report receipts for cattle hogs and sheep with mixed results. Calves and veals show steady to firm tone while hogs ease slightly in Chicago trade. Sheep and lambs remain steady to weak with spring lambs near 4.00 to 5.80 per head for prime stock. Eggs and butter markets are firm with modest receipts and stable pricing in nearby markets.
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Virginia
Best Elgin Creamery
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