Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Washington Post in Washington, Washington Dc

We have 1,636,616 pages in Washington Dc

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1905

Page

9

Wall Street Nervous Over Past Week Slump Signals Caution

DAN F KELLOGG reports that a week of heavy stock selling shows the danger of speculative finance and warns that a Western railroad war looms as Northern Pacific and related lines face friction. Optimism remains on crops and basic industry, with strong agricultural prospects and easy money conditions supporting a still hopeful economic outlook.

James J. Hill Great Northern West Northern Pacific Wall Street Northern Securities Hill Burlington Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Chicago and Northwestern Union Pacific Company St. Paul Pacific Coast Ethac Chicago and Northwestern Company Dan F Kellogg

Col Bounde Verry Stuns Hippodrome With Precision Feats

Special to The Washington Post from New York reports Col Gaston Bounde Verry, famed as the most accurate shot, performed a private exhibition at the Hippodrome with his assistant Mile de Louisanne. He fired at targets including plaster on a disk and at the assistant’s head and torso targets, then obliged a sensational act culminating in the removal of the assistant’s gown revealing a bold decollete display.

Washington Post New York Gaston Boundeverry Hippodrome Chasseurs d'Afrique Mile Leonine de Louisanne Pierre Jean Mademoiselle

White Star Liner Arabic Enters Boston Harbor

The White Star Line steamer Arabic arrives at Hoosie tunnel docks as the largest ship to enter Boston harbor. It carries 999 passengers with 689 in steerage, including Harvard President Charles W. Eliot, his wife, and two granddaughters, all reported in good health.

Boston Mass White Star Line Hoosie Tunnel Charles W. Eliot Harvard University Elliot Eliot

Bogus Detective Duo Arrested in Grand Rapids Case

John F. Sul Iington and wife are accused of running a get-rich-quick scheme through the United States Detective Company in Grand Rapids, Michigan. They allegedly victimized many, obtaining thousands of dollars illegally. Authorities pursued them through Michigan Wisconsin and Ohio, locating them upon their arrival in Cleveland.

Grand Rapids Cleveland Ohio John F. Sul Iington Mich United States Detective Company Michigan Wisconsin Ee Reece

Two Ways Heart Cure Ad Claims Safe Remedy

An old advertisement promotes Dr Miles New Heart Cure as a cure for weak heart action and related symptoms. It asserts strengthening effects on nerves and muscles, warns of serious conditions from neglect, and includes a testimonial from A M Bassett of Wellington Ohio. The first bottle is guaranteed to benefit or money refunded.

Miles DR. Miles A. M. Bassett Wellington Ohio BER US Potomac Guarantee Loan CO F Street N. W. Atlantic American Loan Co Building and Loan Association Flan

Tobacco, Grop All in Cold Snap Beneficial and Prices Steady

The Washington Post reports on a split tobacco market with loose leaf sales strong in Danville and Lynchburg, though a cold snap and labor shortages threaten late planting. Prices largely hold across grades, while some wrappers and dark leaf fetch higher or variable rates.

Washington Post Danville Old Belt Lynchburg Boston North Carolina Durham N. C

Ethel Barrymore Faints On Stage In Chicago

Ethel Barrymore fainted on stage at Powers Theater after the third act of Sunday. She was unconscious briefly but regain confidence and prepared to continue for the fourth act. She attributed the incident to exhaustion and dismissed concerns about lasting effects.

Washington Post Chicago Ethel Barrymore Powers Theater Miss Barrymore

Appleyard Real Estate Sold in Ohio to Satisfy Judgment

Columbus April 23 Sheriff Karb reports Arthur E. Appleyard Boston traction promoter sold Franklin County real estate for about 100000 in a bid to satisfy an 18300 judgment against him by City Trust Safe Deposit and Surety Co of Philadelphia. Earlier a 34800 Maryland Casualty Co judgment was docketed and a search found his extensive local holdings. The Interurban interests acquired most of the properties.

Ohio Columbus Karb Arthur E. Appleyard Boston Traction Franklin County City Trust, Safe Deposit and Surety Company of Philadelphia Appleyard Maryland Casualty Company Sheriff Ear

Coiners Den RAIDED in Worcester Plant Case

Three men were arrested in Worcester Massachusetts for operating a counterfeit coin den with complete gear for making fake dollars. The suspects Leper Berkovitz Joseph Berkovitz and Morris Levenson aged 23 28 and 19 were charged with counterfeiting. Much of the coins had already circulated with ten rejected at St Pauls Church collection and later at the Merchants National Bank for deposit. Also noted are Swift & Co beef sales in Messington BD for week ending April 22 near eight and one seven hundredths cents per pound.

Worcester, Mass Worcester Mass Leper Berkovitz Joseph Morris Levenson St. Paul’s Catholic Church Merchants’ National Bank Swift & Co Messington BD. C

Market sums show bank loans rise and stock events mix

New York reports weekly bank data with loans up 7.68 million and deposits up 12.27 million, plus reserve changes and a larger cash gain than estimates. Chicago wheat for May slides after Gates and Armour spark a market squeeze, while corn oats and hogs hold steady amid a wide trading day across the grain markets.

New York United States New York Associated Banks Stock Exchange Paints Joana Thin Sim Joans Elght

New York Grain Markets Report Mixed Prices and Weak May Option

In New York on April 22 wheat futures fell after reports of a Chicago deal collapse. May prices slid about 4.5 to 5 cents. July and September also weakened. Corn and oats showed dull activity with modest gains on May corn, while spot oats varied with standard milling grades listed and prices quoted. Receipts and exports for corn and barley are noted, with several different grades and futures positions cited.

Chicago Board of Trade John W. Gates Wall Street Armour & Co Gates Gates and Armour Secial Mquidata May Holdings Kent May Minneapolis Duluth New York Boffain Northen Manitoba

New York Produce Prices and Commodities Report

New York market notes supply and price levels across butter eggs flour rye cornmeal feed hay and meats with ranges for several grades and shipments. It records receipts and exports, quiet trading, and various regional figures for 1904 commodities and a brief health advert.

New York Ailya Minnesota Pacific Coast Galveston California Texas South America Mesa

Market rundown shows commodities prices and livestock notes

Oil and metal quotes mixed with spot tin and lead, petroleum prices in New York and other markets. Live stock in New York and Chicago reports show cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep with varied demand and steady to strong trading cues.

Baltimore Markets Report April 22 Flour to Wheat Prices

Baltimore markets report dull steady grain prices with receipts and exports across flour wheat corn oats and rye. Wheat futures show mixed bids and asks while corn oats and rye indicate firm or dull movement. butter eggs cheese and sugar hold steady. New York mercantile rates and exchange figures also noted.

Baltimore Southern Comple New York Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange

Local Butter And Eggs Market Report

Local market notices show eggs weak with receipts heavy and near by strictly fresh Virginia and North Carolina sources. Butter receipts are light though market appears well supplied and absorbed on arrival with creamery fancy and Western flats varying from 2 to 28 in price per unit.

Virginia Southern North Carolina Western Flats

Hansbrough Raps Shaw Over Wheat Duty Policy

North Dakota Senator Hansbrough challenges Secretary Shaw over the wheat import duty and rebate scheme. He accuses the department of an unconstitutional tariff revision, arguing the law protects growers and yields revenue while flour mills predominate imports. He cites statements and calls for honest economic reasoning and proper construction of the statute.

Shaw Hansbrough North Dakota Canada Moody Congress

Also Mentioned on This Page

Equitable Life Consolidated Gas Company Guy Curie Mark Amalgamated Copper Company Boston Harbor Bogus Detective Agency Richmond Coiners Chicago Grain Bali Japan New Orleans Long Island Btate Jersey Florida Liverpool Chisago Helfern Rowngros. & CO F St Washington Loan & Trust Co Carefu John Joy Edeson John A. Swope John W. Frank Merth Merchants’ Transfer & Storage Co St. NW Stock, Grain and Provision Company Wal Bt Loring Home Life Sts. Nw American Express Co Forelan Exchange N. Ww U. S Recorder of Deeds Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co Warker Building FP Street F. H. Smith Co N.Y. Ave Arthur Wall Lynn, Wall & Co Adams Building Safe Deposit Boxes Washington Safe Deposit Co Ave Warner & CO Stock Brokers Jenifer Building 7Th and D Sts N. W Washington, D. C Special Department For Ladies Exchange Riggs Wank Pa, Ave U. 8. Treasury Equitable Building Association Georgetown D.C M St A Rene J.N. Miller A. P. Miller Miller & Company Ondway Washington NEW York Stock Exchange NEW York Coffee Exchange NEW York Produce Exchange NEW York Cotton Exchange NEW Orleans Cotton Exchange Chicago Board OF Trade John V. Barross The National Safe Deposit Roristh &T New York Ave Capital Moore & Hill Mth Street Greene Col. Greene Mulatos Merlin Santa Juliana Jesus Maria Square and Compass Guaynapita Copper Company Cal Greene Consolidated Copper Greene Consolidated M. M. Parker Fast Ladies’ Department Chesley & Stence Colorado Wade & Hedces M. J. Sage & Co Broadway N.Y Atlantic First Mortgage Steam Railroad Ponde F. J. Lisman & CO Ivestment Securities Road Street Equitable Co-Operative Building Equitable Building St. Uw John Joy Edson Ellis Spear Veo. W. Casilear Frank P.reeside Francis H. Smith Alvin M. Lothrop St .V Quincy Smith W. Pres John B. Bleman, Jr D. Fulton Harris Jackson H. Ralston I. G. Kimball Auditory Saving Savings Bank 4Th and E. Baths Washington Loan and Trust Building Horace Washington Mortgage Loan CO Joan Warder Metropolitan Loan and Trust Co E Street N. W KING C. Vonth Mutual Loan & Trust Co St. N.W Ioan Alexandria Falls Riverdale National Loan and Inver Thureh Capital Loan Co Tolman Corcoran Rrbrive
Search Courier

Search the Washington Post Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Washington Post?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication