Costa Rica diplomat Calvo recalled after long U S service
Sefer Calvo of Costa Rica, long a leading Latin American diplomat in Washington, is recalled after nearly a quarter century of service. He helped build the Pan American bureau, participated in the 1907 Central American peace conference, and shaped Central American unity efforts before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coat Kiva
United States
Annala
Joaquin Bernario
Alv
Costeith
Sefer
Frst
Marrison
Seren Upmat
Ime
Lestor Calvo
Verps
Washington
SeNor Calvo
Latin Republica
Bureau of American Republics
Pan American Juior
Central American Court of Justice
Toma
Costa Rica
Supreme Court
Central Amera
Calvo
Central America
al Keie
James G Blaine
Costa Ries
Dirk Yeoman
Strat Daly Pewapaper
Ika
Asa
Cartaga
Calo
Calva
Blaine
Fleviston Aq Vet
Southmerea
Marrin Ll Maria de Leon
Philanthrofesta
Guatemala
Sefior Calvo
Mexico
Mexica
Monafigton
Mealeo
Big Country
Skipper's Fall Fatal Claims Capt Kendick Dies
Capt Matthew Kendrick, 58, of Nanjemoy Charles County, died at Emergency Hospital after a fall while scraping the mant on his ship Bertha May near Tenth Street Southeast. He passed at 5 pm yesterday. the accident occurred Friday afternoon and caused fatal injuries. A separate note mentions Pierce addressing Socialist educational committee about Jean Juares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Kendick
Hia
Matthew Kendrick
Bertha May
Kendrick
Nanjemoy
Charles County
Armistice in Santo Domingo Declared by Leaders
A general armistice of fifteen days in the Dominican Republic has been agreed upon by President Herds and the rebel junta, according to advices received by the Navy Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Domingo
Dominicrn
Monk
Arrest for More Autoists in Maryland County Shakeup
Deputy Maryland motor vehicle chief Thomas H Widmann, operating in Prince George’s county, arrested numerous car and motorcycle operators for lacking machine and operator licenses. He moved to Montgomery county and arranged county cooperation, noting hundreds in Rockville and Washington lack operator licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Thomas H. , Widmann
Motor ‘Vehicles
Maryland
Prince George's County
Nurveroua Autolata
Montgomery County
Wildman
Washington
Lcenses
Cleveland Bragg autograph Letters Offer Insight Into Nullification Views
A lot of Grover Cleveland autographs from Gen Edward Bragg includes two Cleveland letters dated 1890 and 1896 arguing for open party nomination and the people’s role in choosing nominees. The first letter, from Lakewood to Bragg, says the presidency is the people’s office and rejects a self seeking canvass. The second, from Gray Gables, notes concern about school questions and victory in key states like Wisconsin and Illinois. Also included is a Jefferson letter urging proper notification of the vice presidency, not a preinaugural custom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grover Cleveland
Edward Stuyvesant Bragg
JPF Madigan
Fifth Avenue
Times
Brags
Lakewood
Bragg
Cleveland
Democratic National Convention
People's Office
Democratica
Chicago
Gray Gables Buzzards Bay
Schowl
Wisconsin
Illinois
New Jersey
Connecticut
Indiana
Illnois
Harrison
Weaver
People’s Party
Bidwell
Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
Henry Tazewell
United States
Virginia
Nag Tallen
Senate
John Adams
Henry Clay
Charles J Faulkner
Jackson
South Carolina
Clay
Supreme Court of the United States
Union Congress
Jackon
Cotton Crop Fund Seen As Step Toward Stable War Prices
Washington desk reports bankers in New York may advance 4000000 to 6000000 to support picking baling and debt liquidation as war pressure aims to set a minimum value for cotton. World trade disruption raises oversea demand while domestic mills and mills abroad absorb much of the crop, with officials predicting help for foreign and domestic crop financing and a potential value floor amid shortages. Local trade shows cautious optimism for futures while Manchester cables indicate halted shipments and idle spindles, and dry goods circles note strong demand for heavy cotton goods despite burlap shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manchester
Baltimore markets warm up with wheat and poultry prices
Baltimore markets report firmer wheat prices with No 2 Western and white wheat at steady levels. Poultry notes list live chickens, roosters, ducklings, pigeons, and guinea fowl with varied prices per pound and per pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Aug
Eagily
Peking
Philadelphia Markets and Political Letters in Old News
Market notices show prices for eggs, cheese, wheat, and poultry with terms like steady and higher for various grades. The piece also bundles a long political excerpt recalling President Jackson’s South Carolina nullification crisis, including Clay’s reply and the force bill context.
Local financial notes on stable market despite stock exchange closure
Washington Stock Exchange closures prompt cautious calm in local securities. Public and bankers rely on common sense as no trades occur, loans remain uncalled, and margins stay satisfactory. Banks report ample money and stable interest rates with no looming panic in local wrecks and bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Stock Exchange
Budinena
Lommon
Thorn
Seek Trade of World Promises to Rebound New York Finances
Special to The Washington Post reports New York is poised to become the clearing center for Central and South American trade as European control wanes and American securities flow home. Banks clamp credit, markets shutter, and brokers face high margins while foreign exchange and clearing houses stabilize shipments and await reopening amid mixed opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Pont
New York
United States
World Trade Doubled United States Ranks Second in Vessels
The world trade volume has doubled in twenty years to about 31,000 vessels and 47,000,000 gross tons. The United States ranks second in vessel count and tonnage, with growth in coastwise and lake traffic but a decline in foreign trade share. U.S. exports reach roughly four-fifths to South America and overseas markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
United States
Great Britain
Germany
France
Italy
Norway
South America
Wall Street Half Deserted As Brokers Flee Indefinitely
Wall Street was half deserted as many brokers left New York for an indefinite vacation. The stock exchange announced it would not reopen soon, ending hopes of an early resumption. Subtreasury emergency currency distributions continued while banks settled obligations with clearing house certificates. Monetary stress was expected to ease with the week’s turn, especially for time loans and commercial paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange Committees
New York
Wall Street
Towal
Finance
Banke
Steel Outlook Brighter Amid Tin Price Surge
The steel market shows cautious improvement with export prospects aided by a reorganized exchange and more merchant ships flagging under the American banner. Domestic demand falters due to tight money, ferro-alloy shortages pressuring output, and cancellations hit machinery and agricultural implement orders while pig tin prices jump amid dwindling supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Pacific Coast
Sauying
New Shipping Law Aids Gold Supply Amid War Trade Talks
New York August financial leaders seek to shield American gold by emergency measures under a new federal shipping law. Clearing house certificates and emergency currency aim to unfreeze credits and trade while Europe demands cash for credits. The policy seeks to relieve shipping and export risks, hoping a decisive sea action would free merchant movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Bank of France
Parig
J.P Morgan & Co
New York
Shipa
Tacoma
United States
American Crude Oil Syndicate and Capital Flows
The article notes American Crude Oil Syndicate at 509 McLachlin Building linking to a barrier on international loans. It discusses embargo effects on foreign trade and suggests internal commerce remains steady despite troubles, with hope tied to future foreign trade as belligerents seek supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Crude Oil Syndicate
McLachlin Bldg
United States
New York Bank Statement and Commodities Roundup
The New York report shows the cash reserve above legal requirements fell by 6 719 to 45 116 000 with loans rising 28 989 000 and currency and bank rates firm amid mixed figures for deposits and circulation. A market section notes wheat oats barley hogs cattle and sheep futures activity in Chicago and New York, alongside a lengthy poetic wartime excerpt by W F Tighe reflecting on global conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Probate case names executors in Cameron will matter
Supreme Court probate record notes John Cameron Jr and Donald P Cameron named executors under a will dated 1913 11 08 with Stephen H Tyng Jr and Henry Taylor as administrators and a $52000 set of damages case against Juvenile Court of DC with attorneys W Baker W E Leary and Thompson & Laskey listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
District of Columbi
Probate Court
Justice Gould
Briste
John
Cameron
John 3
Cameron, Jr
Donald P Cameron
Stephen H Tyng Jr
Hanris Taylor
Plaintitts
Chauncer
Fleet
Hughlett
Juvenile Court of the District of Columbia
Storneys
W Baker
W E
John Donoghue
West Frend
Ellen M Donoghue
Thomas & Donoghue
Daniel Doody
Plain ‘Ffm
Real estate transfers shared across Washington area parcels
A list of property trades and security interests across multiple neighborhoods including Trinidad Georgetown Northwest and Takoma Park. Transfers show buyers sellers trustees and mortgage details with lot numbers square blocks and dollar values ranging from modest sums to several hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Voliando Harriet
Lavallette
Teo
Norman B Ryan
Square
Burrville
Esther G Gresham
Curtis
Congress Heights
Williem A. Redmond
Stamitos Paidousi
Ama Square
Saraville
Maurice Splain
United States
Hugh Reaily
Blaomsburg Park
Harry E. Shorter
Howard D .Woodson
Eighth Street
Charles
Harriet & Lavaletis
Charles Gragory
Robert Mitchell
Georgiana Wolland
Walte W Coombe
Walter 2. Wilcox
George F Hane
William HL
Carris ‘Bowen
James Berry
Mervin A Gustis
Perpetual Building Association
Howard J Thompson
F Snowden
Kete Turmer
Jeara
Albert E Norton
Henry
Bergmann
George M Emmerich
Metropolia Building Association
Takoma Park
New York Produce Market Summary Report
The New York market shows steady to firm receipts across dairy and grain categories. Butter and eggs hold firm with thousands of cases, flour remains firmly held, sugar shows steady raw molasses with minor quotable values, while beef remains unsettled and lard stays strong in the middle West markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ayr
Klip Artel
Middle West
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mamster Furst
Hig
Skipper
Montgomery Co
People’s Office
Philadelphia
Duluth
U. S
Central and
Pittsburgh
Cenn
Darrel
Vast
NEW York Grain
Priestio
Manitoba
Buffalo
Frank
Eagleta
Sernacherib
Hermann
Attila
Caesar
New Orleans
Galesian Zen
Savannah
Cheriestan
Wilmington
Bortolix
Deltimore Leo
Finaton
Philadelphis
Memphis
Little Rock
National City Bank of
National City Bank of New York
Lawsuts
L. L. Perkins
Equitable Surety Co
Souther
Mercantile Paper
Munssy Trust Company
Gibralter
Munsey Trust Company
de Deposit
Unser Trust
Frank A. Munsey
7Th St
Benng
N. W. Cor
Geo. W. Linkins
Pa. Ave
Real Estate Trust CO
J. Thilman
Hendrick Hendrick Building
15Th St
N. W
Manhattan Life Insurance Co
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!