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 8 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1909

Page

19

Stock Market Slump Signals Bold Unload Tactics

News wires report a marked stock selloff amid nervous traders and heavy profit taking on August 19 in New York and Washington area markets. The dispatch notes organized selling by professional operators and widespread reflections of bearish sentiment with several large blocks of stock moved throughout the session.

Washington Por New Ark Bourne New York

Wall Street Gossips and Market Drift Amid Bear Pressure

Special to The Washington Post reports a nervous opening with large blocks from Union Pacific and New York Central trading below prior levels. Bearish sentiment cites short interest, Harriman rumors, and a cautious outlook on steel and pig iron imports amid tariff impacts and foreign money flows. The piece notes expectations of crop yields, continued easy money abroad, and the potential for further American stock interest or large purchases to influence prices.

Washington Post New York Bears Phoros Union Public New York Central Harriman Atpeka Harriman Lines Harrimans England Scotland Philadelphia MeoHarman Lobank Roc Tooreth Sue Sa Sal Bank Britain Continent Javan Mexico Ser Actificatees Boston Jiry Ponts Trad Radina Royonan Iania Newa Fison Masanchiveetis Fleettle Miiaaghuetts United Pentaggns Palted Son Thilegehoe ES Steel Auare Calumet Lepper Fehage At Scumnera Loa Fame Ohay Coattelen Tata Tee Subway Subway Ne “Sant San Ban Umbertamd San Francisce of Soa Goldas d Iheen Pacifie Ita Es ' Fen Nevada de Raley Pacis Seatern Pacis

Washington Produce Market Prices and Market Pulse

A garbled market report lists produce and meat prices with scattered figures. The text references wheat, corn, and livestock values, notes in New York State and Northwest influences, and mentions weather and harvest expectations affecting futures.

Receivership Ends as Ohio Road Passes to Officers

Gov Harmon Jamison’s receivership over the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton railway ends at midnight. New control transfers to Detrow officials William Cotter president and Joe Cramer vice president, with Thomas Walsh as secretary. Cotter files acceptance of Lurton’s order under the adjustment plan enabling Baltimore and Ohio to take control, with a $100,000,000 transaction. Debts totaling $3,460,000 must be paid in cash. claims for supplies, receivers certificates, and notes noted. Additional market notes following cover poultry, grain, and commodity prices and rail cargo activity.

Harmon Turp Cincinnati Ohio Jamison Garman Cincioneti, Hamilton and Dayton Railway Company Oméers Hamilton Dayton Wiliam Cotter Joe Cramer Detrow Thomas Walsh Cotter United States Gov Flarman

Panama's First Playground Opening Planned on Isthmus

The Colón government will open the first playground on the Isthmus of Panama and maintain it with a play director. Music and all grades of sugar were discussed, and equipment selected from standard displays. The project aims to promote recreation for youth with support from a New York based National Sign Association.

Panama Colon New York Ground Association of

Roosevelt Collection Arrives at Smithsonian From Nairobi

The Smithsonian received a shipment via Col Theodore Roosevelt from Nairobi containing twenty barrels of large mammal skins in brine as part of Roosevelt’s first month’s African expedition. The 82 specimens include lion, leopard, cheetah, wildebeest, hartebeest, gazelle, eland, giraffe, hippopotamus, zebra, and rhino among others. The skins will be prepared for mounting and some may join Roosevelt’s personal collection, with others possibly displayed in the National Museum.

Brins Roosevelt Afia New York Nairobi Smithsonian African Expedition Col Theodore Roosevelt Smithsonian Institution Col Roosevelt Neumann Ateinbuck Eland Sre National Museum Roosevelt Collegon Newational Museum

Decayed Raisins Prompt Libel Action in Supreme Court

In the district court the United States filed a libel through District Attorney D W Baker and assistant James Proctor seeking condemnation of raisins alleged to be decomposed and vermin infested. The products, packed in California and shipped to New York, were claimed to violate the food and drugs act.

Distret Supreme Court United States of America Ibelant D W Baker James Proctor

Widow Receives Weekly Allowance After Be​ck Estate Claim

Mrs Dorothy Willard, widow of Irving W. Beck killed by Albert Willard, won a district court allowance of five dollars weekly plus a hundred dollars as estate settlement pending. Judge Anderson granted the support as the widow petitioned the district supreme court for funds to cover life necessities amid estate proceedings.

Beck Dorothy Willard Irving W. Beck Albert Wilard Anderson Supreme Court

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wall Street Bank of England NEW York Stock Market THE United States Treasury Coln Dave Erate Damand Logidis Uae Sete Tate Washington Stock Exchange Washington Ihe Sateo Chalmers Pid Co Gia Vows Amalgamated Copper Kansas City American Agricultural Kapana Ty Gauthorn American Deer Sugars Louleyie Nashville Rays Pans Mackay Minneapolia Lewis American Catton Oltey P Asd Am Hide and Leader Ptd Tacit Armerican Securities Baal Norfolk Twestern America North Amerian Anaconda Mining Co AL Mfean Pth Loeeg Shea Yeas Central Testhe Bo Republic Ston Central Haather Ptt Fae Gee Rerherland Atral New Jersey Oy Rock Sam Seuthe Paine Flo Grande United Star al Corer Goass Big Woablagean Ganeer Bt Railroad Borde Tissua Ange and Potomac Se Guy Burban Ioe Gaamis Metopolitan Ie ‘Wasblaston Ry Wire Ah Wau Alex Niverion Biecom Wash Wann Eestia Ihex Mt Vernon Washington Gas Norfolk and Warh Steaul Ol Dominion Ays Naston Moncey Pe Miming Stoges Greene Hati Nas BANE Americin Rust Company National Savings Union Lanana Trust Uniedtates Trust Savi Vings Bank Merchants and Mechanus Savings Dime Washington Savings Arrogina Washington Produce Market Migina North Caolina Jim New York State Irge Ilama Ountry Washington Cattle Market Chicago Grain Chapo Ang Tle Esterday de Herm Couth Milasou Hwovee Central Bourbera NEW York Grain London Temlass Femler Arles Gil City North Lime Indiana South Amarca Japan Cordova Prligh Landes Brekers York Atta Louk Lonsay Ioner Cleveland Renty Lacaly Toegeis Irene Baltimore Huahelx Government of T. R Smithsonian California Union Savings Bank Savings Bank 14Th Street N. W Finarcial Cong York Giroux Cumberland-Ely Ely Central Ray Stud Est Gila Chino Miami Inspiration Tay Central Ambrose AT Ell Mining Financial News Atwell Financial News New Street Conta Trs U 8 Washington Loan and Trust Company John Jos Edson Std F Streets J. S. Bache & CO Croncas New Vor New York Stock Exchange New Lark Cotton Hachange New Lark Coffee Exchange New York Produce Exchange Bouton Stock Exchange Pantsatan Coin Canada Prim Chicage Board of Trade Chicage Stock Exchange Philadelpha Stock Exchange New Orleans Cotton Exchange New Orleans Board of Trade Pal A. G. Plant & CO Banker's On St NW E. F. Hutton & CO New York Cotton Exchanges New York Coffee Exchange Chicago Board of Trade Washington Railway F Street N. W. Tel Los Angeles San Francisco Thomas L. Hume District of Columbia Swartzell, Rheem the Home Savings Bank Maas Ave Hsu Noe Ouray Bidg Colorado Chipman F Caverly Dt Feat Rew Tork Lawrence Barnum&Co Bankers Nay Weahlagtes Patadelaha Gurriue Seis Bank Avadiablags International Banking Corporation Uptown Conn Ave Downtown Canter Market
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