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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1906

Page

11

Japan opens Dalny to world trade amid Manchurian tariff clash

Miyaoka informs the State Department that Japan will open Dalny as a free port after September 1 for commerce of all nations with no duties on imports or exports. Chinese customs on the Russo-Chinese frontier are urged to run parallel at Tairen, to guard the back door if the front door closes.

Miyaoka State Department Adee Japan Dalny Kwan-teeshu Tairen Talren Manchuria Siti Ifuassa China Cenemgh Pea Ast Jupars East North Avenue Baltimore Department For Colored Blind and Dead Saratoga Street District of Columbia Maryland Pat Tanage Dunkirk Peabody Conservatory John F. Bledbol

Boomer Secretary Howe Appeals Dues to Jobbers Association

Secretary Charles E. Howe urges the 40 members of the Jobbers Spmners' Association to remit their annual dues to fund planned activities in Greater Kingston. The request aims to secure more funds for ongoing programs and operations as outlined by the association's leadership.

Howe Spmners' Association Greater Kington Charles E. Howe

Association dues drive aims at funding publicity committee

The group urges members to remit annual dues of 0 dollars to bolster the publicity committee. The freight committee reportedly secured concessions from the Pennsylvania Railroad to route freight via Washington, affecting shipments directly to the destination.

Washington

Coal at seven dollars a ton in forecast

Special to The Washington Post reports J Samuel Smoot, chairman of the Retail Coal Dealers Association, doubts a coal price rise to $7 per ton unless labor or other disruptions occur. He notes retailers face heavy competition and may not secure $7, but does not deem it excessive. Smoot estimates metropolitan consumption at 7.0 million tons of prepared coal and 8.0 million tons of soft and steam coal annually.

Washington Post New York J. Samuel Smoot Ratail Coal Dealers’ Association Baer Smoat

Standard Oil Moves to Buy U S Distilleries in Denatured Alcohol Push

Negotiations are under way in Peoria Illinois and Terre Haute Indiana as Standard Oil advances toward owning major distilling plants nationwide. A Chicago meeting between distillers and Standard officials set a price for Peoria works, with most plants likely to pass to Standard if terms are acceptable. Terre Haute owners report Standard lawyers have approached distillers to buy plants, belief that Standard aims to expand denatured alcohol production for manufacturing needs amid new alcohol legislation.

Stepe United States Peoria Terra Hauté Standard Chicago Standard Oil! Company Ing Standard Oil Company Tne Chiet Congress Perre Haute Ind Standard Oi Company

Legal Record shows varied equity and probate actions in DC courts

The document lists multiple cases from Equity Court No. 1 and other DC tribunals, including amendments in equity suits, contempt rulings, probate petitions, and notices of sales and liens. The record names lawyers, plaintiffs, defendants, trustees, and estates, with indications of sales approvals, restraining orders, and administrator letters. It also records real estate filings across numerous DC wards and a long list of death notices with resident details.

Supreme Court District of Columbia Equity Court Justice Stafford Myers Myera Univred Harvey Givenott Tan Tahinskas Kaminski Cimplaingnt Uumphetl Carrigton Defeudant W. Carr Hemingway Futon & ‘Cox Bell Conrad Ton Tidalky Siihva Soile Slichters, Birney & Kaigare Furs Sellelrs HB Davis Kimball Fants Fant Revoudt Comguts Elwin Neyve Atudico Finller Anarnes WA McKenney Lsman JH. Smith Hiram Seuckett D. Luckett Emily SM. Chisotmt Auorer John, Raum Ck. Tucker Dewwit’s Savings Bank Attornay Peodara Grante Frank E. Sobord Atiorner W. G. Gardiner

Printery discipline tightens under new government order

A government printery notice, dated August 23 1928, warns that any employee interfering with colleagues will be suspended and possibly dismissed after investigation. It stresses careful observance of rules during all hours and urges officers to cooperate with the Public Printer while remaining fair. The report also notes condolences sent to Stolypin after the St Petersburg bombing tragedy.

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