Auction of Valdasle Real Estate on Fourth Street NE
Public auction of a District of Columbia property described as part of a plat in Metropolis View, with terms including one third cash and two equal annual installments, five hundred dollar deposit, and deed of trust security. Trustees John T. Arms and James O Hood, with Walter Williams & Co as auctioneers, announce conditions and rights of resale if not complied with within twenty days.
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Rubtees
Fourth Street
District of Columbia i Liber
Solio
Supreme Court of the Distesot of Columbia
Mondat
Columbia
Belogal
Hoven
Washinxton Berrys
John A Middleton
Thomas W. Berry
Hheir
Gerry Et al
Folumbia
Shepherd
Sali Diuirict
Vo Smich
Liber County
Elf
Wacnington
District of
Chisetts
11Th Sts
Aurgoriy
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Passet
Cape of Dorary
Meloy
Equity
Washington
Ir Tanei
Arthur A. Birney
Bed Street
Andrew Boolvalt
Money To Loan At Low Rates In City District
Several lenders advertise loans with low interest on real estate in the city and district. Robert E. Bradley, 4B F Street, offers money to loan at 41 2 and 5 percent. Walter H. Acker, 1429 F NW, promotes loans on stocks bonds life policies and building society trusts. Additional firms tout low rates for sums from 100 or more and prompt attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Realty
Robert EB. Kradley
F Street
District of Columbia
Walter H. Acker
F Nw
Syndicate Coruscates
Cc. A. Ae
A.B. Hoon
Reed
Corcoran Bidg
Isth St
Co., Incorporated
F. H. Smith
N.Y
D. C
Moore & Hill, Inc
Joan
A. F Fox O., Inc
N.Y. Ave
Frank Trawlings
Arlington Fire Inssrence Company
Woxuy
Tistater
COL Mria
Marylard Real
Intereat
Itz Sranches
J. H. Bradley Company, Inc
Ow. Mey
Merteer
Sats Bers & CO
Tyler & Rutierford Rod
Stone & Fairfax
Sethe Faw
Miss Barnes
Ariington Hotel
Marte Sydney
10Th St
Wallene
Protectivo Associa Anton
Maine
Abraham’s
Ott
Muiba
National Detective Agency
Colorado
Weil and
Morgan Bradwood
Justh
Pennsylvania Railroad Passenger Schedules at Harrisburg
At the corner of Sixth and B Streets daily before 7:0 A M trains offer extensive connections and services. The roster includes the Pittsburg Express, Chicago Special, Main Line Express, Louis Limited, Pennsylvania Limited, and numerous through sleepers to Chicago, St. Louis, Cleveland, and Buffalo. Includes cafe, parlor, and dining cars. connections to Harrisburg, Altoona, Indianapolis, Louisville, and Nashville, with multiple daily departures and special Sunday timings. George W. Boyd and W. W. Atterbury supervise, with J J Wood as General Manager and General Passenger Agent respectively.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Sixth
B Streets
Pittsburg
Chicago
Harrisburg
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Louisville
St. Louis
Altoona
Pullman
Harrisburn
Daiy
Washington
St. Lows
Nashville
Sir P. M
Cleveland
Baltimore
Stis
Cincinnat
Western Express
GpicaEo
Nicago
Cloveand
Cincinnati Express
Cara Washington
Harrisieburg
Pirtsburg
Urs
Pacific Express
Toledo
Buffalo Day Express
Buffalo
Emporium
Erie
Canandaigua
Rochester
Niagara Falls
Elmira
Renovo
Williamsport
Buffalo Night Express
Empotiem Junction
Falo
Philadelphia
New York
East
Congressional Limited
Pom. & S
Annapolis
M. m
Creek
Sieth
I. Maine
Pennnsylve
Dincing Cai
W. W. Atterbury
J. J. Woop
General Mugacer
George W. Boyd
Penopsivania
Cincistatt
Lowtaville
Virginia Wet Springs
F OF. V. Limited
Gincinnati
Teiington
Loujeville
Virginia
Chica
Dinkucar Cerriec
Chesapeake and Obis Omice
SZ Parnsilvania Avenue
Surcel
Sears
Pennsitvania RR
H.W Pullers
Jephone Main
Northwest
J. Old
RT. Louis
Louisvilige
Pitperlag
Columbus
Wheeling
Winchester
Bundeys
LURAY
Eleton
Frederick
Hagerstown
BOYD
Sigwage
Botela
Union Transfer Company
New York Ave
16Th
Norfolk and Western Railway
Daly
Norefolk
Staton
Bereyuille
Juorey
Shezindech
Elkéoa
Chesapeake and Ohio Railways Trains To Cincinnati and Virginia
American railroad notice details multiple routes and times for Chesapeake and Ohio, Florida Atlantic Coast Line, Seaboard Air Line, Washington Southern, and other lines. It lists daily sleeping car services, dining car offerings, connections to Cincinnati, Louisville, St Louis, and Chicago, plus station offices and agent names.
Baltimore and Ohio Railways New Jersey Ave To Philadelphia and New York
Rail service details for the Baltimore and Ohio line depart from New Jersey Ave with every other hour on the odd hour. The new terminal offers 20th Street diner and Pullman parlor cars, with limited and express connections to Philadelphia, Chicago, Cincinnati, and beyond. Multiple schedules include daily and weekday trains, sleeper cars, and parlor services to various cities, with revenue and pickup points listed.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New Jersey Ave
Royal Blue Line
Philadelphia
New York
New Terminal
Pullman
Troy A Limited
al Pullman
PERSONAL S. DAUD THE GREAT ORIENTAL SCIENTIST AND PALMIST
Classified page highlights for readers seeking fortune telling and palmistry services with multiple ads for astrologers palmists and card readers including Daud the Great Oriental Scientist and Palmist Mme Muiba and Mme Mita plus pricing for loans and cleaning/repair services.
HORSES AND VEHICLES FOR SALE IN VICINITY
Bazaar of horse drawn carriages and harness items offered for sale across multiple listings. Notable items include a pair of bay mares with carriage, speed wagon, buggy, trap, and a light thoroughbred driving team with multiple harnesses, saddles, and robes. Also 20 additional carriages from other owners and various sulkies and carts. Buyers urged to inspect at Washington streets and Mann locations. prices vary.
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qulonoBilee
Carrigen
Aound
Kind
Ietigham
Victoria
Fred
Torres
Simmons
New York
Largain St
Cam Beaven
W. T. Lawton & Song
West End Pa
Puller
Courth St
HK Houser
Myth St Nw
Kalorama Ave
Washington
U. G
Rockaway
Pentalpha Lodge Elects Officers At Ma sonic Temple
Pentalpha lodge No. 23 FAL ASML held a stated communication at Ma sonic Temple electing officers. Names include Master Isme L Pield Senior Warden W Collins Junior Warden Harry Mckeldin Luckett Secretary William A Kimmel Treasurer James B Austin and other appointments and committees with Past Masters and delegates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentalpha Lodge
Masonic ‘Temple
Isme L Pield
Ab W. Collins
Harry Mckeldin Luckett
William A. Kimmel
Masier
James B. Austin
John H. Anderson
Castelman P. Hoss
Philip 2. Brown
Wiliam J. Naylor
Alexander Gordon
Wet
St. John’s Mite Society
Puip Retr
Masonic Temple Asson
William A Simmel
Wrastes Lodge Charity Fund
Mathew Trimble
Supreme Court Silent Docket and Courtroom Docket Summary
Legal notices from the Supreme Court and District of Columbia courts list admitted practitioners, case numbers, and ongoing schedules. The record covers per curiam entries, adjournments, and assignments for December 1905, with petitions, writs, and civil, equity, and criminal dockets, including probate matters and bankruptcy items.
Real estate transfers across Washington area neighborhoods
Real estate transfers list includes numerous properties in Northwest and Northeast districts. Transactions show buyers and sellers, blocks and lots, with prices commonly $10 and one notable sale totaling $8,500 to a Georgetown college group. Entities include Buckman, Lohmann, Beale, Schecek, Alsop, and George Town College.
Deeds of Trust Transfers for Washington City Areas
A list of deeds of trust and property conveyances across multiple Washington D C squares and additions. Entries name trustees buyers lenders and properties including block and lot numbers with loan amounts terms and interest rates, spanning neighborhoods from North Capitol Street to Cleveland Park and Mount Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bensdlet Roth
Auste Ghen
North Capitol
Katherina Egat
Manrlee F
T Joseph W. Babcock
Tennessee Avenue
Carrioul Street
Juas
Simons Et
Katherins C. Holt
New York Avenue
Ralph Pard
Dash
Sfine i. Dalen
Mary Jane Moore
Square
Arthur L. Buckmen
Horatio N. Taplin
Elmer
Ramey
J. Corwin Taplin
Mary Kolish
Harry A. Matter
Charles Schafer
James Kelcher
Joore & Barsqur
John
Orspads
H.R. Howenstein
Emanuel Boeich, Jr
Emanuel
Jasper Lohmann St
Washington Loss and Trust Company
John F. Dingeo
Elmer £. Rumey
Eugene C. Copenhaver
Emma
Oynenhaver
Selair’ Heights
Charles A. Conant
Wiliste
Father
William
Ellis
Arcure Witten A
Edward
York
Thomas P. Woodward
George B. Linkins
Washington Title Insurance Company
Orth Brightwood
Joseph K. Wright
Paul & Slemu
Howard F. Collyday
Secura
Kennebunk Realty Company
Yeurs
Wiambia Heights
Harry Wardman
Albert F. Fox
Louis P. Shoemaker
B. Elwood Kelley
Jolumbia Heights
Albert R. Fox
Walter
Hilton
B. Elwood Kally
Preston
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Equitable Cooperative Building Association
Lydie A. Cune
Joseph B
Washilgton Lown and Trust Company
Equitable Co-operative Building
Depit Park
Mary L. Webster
Pater
Cleveland Park
Clair P. Wrightston
Henry H. Bars- ‘Mali
Charles ‘Schafer
Norther Libery
Locke
Government Clerk Praises Compulsory Mutual Department
A government clerk argues that a compulsory mutual department with life insurance better protects incapacitated workers than a savings bank plan. He contends it would cover all government employees nationwide, cost the government nothing, and safeguard public honor by preventing poverty in old age.
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Shaw
Savings Bank
New York
Army
Navy
Judiciary
Times
United States
A Kansas Bean Story of Tom Grier and Beans
A Topeka correspondence recalls John O. Crockett recounting how Tom Grier of the Rock Island railroad faced persistent bean charges. From Goodland to Salt Lake City to Mexico City, each bean meal prompted a rising tide of "collect" telegrams, culminating in a final Boston message confirming the bean price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom” Grier
Topeka
Kansas
City Star
John O. Crockett
Southwestern
Caiiaca, Rock Island and Pacific Railway
Tom’ Grier
Grier
John J. Grier
Rock Island
Goodland
Goodland House
Shriners
Tom" Grier
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Mr. Grier
Mexico
Jojo Grier
Tom
Boston
New Tamow
Ship crew thanked for saving British schooner Effe May
Sir Me Mortimer Du rand, British Ambassador at Washington, commends the officers and seamen of the revenue cutter Woodbury before their departure from the port. The letter thanks them for rescuing the stranded British schooner Effe May near Rockland last September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pornam
Mac
West
Woodbury
Sir Mortimer Durand
Washington
Effe May
Bockland
Mass Meeting Planned Over District Car Service Eskew
A large assembly of eighteen Washington civic associations met at Metzerott Hall to organize a mass meeting in January. They aim to protest car service practices and push for laws regulating schedules. G Henderson was elected chairman with AR Mite as secretary, and numerous association reps attended.
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Citizens’ Associations
Citizens’ Associations of
Washington and Vicinity
Metzerott Hall
G. Henderson
North Capitol
Pkington
C. Lancaster
Northwestern Suburban
R. P. Riddick
Brentwood
J. H. Patterson
BA. M. Lawson
8. Sowerbutts
Northeast Suburban
J. B. Probey
Mount Rainer
F. B. Metzerott
Edward Daniels
O. S Metzerott
Berwyn
J. L. Knopp
Fort Saratoga
D. Caldwell
Bethesda
C. H. Durand
J. J. Costinett
R. E. Logan
North Washington
N. J. Brundaugh
A. R. Smith
W.mosher Williams
Hant Washington
C. H. Welsh
F. A. Holden
Hyattsville
J. R. Risdon
Riverdale
M. Gaines
Brookland
C. L. Gamlin
George W. Crane
Langdon Northeast
A.B. Severn
Eckington
Eckels Foe of socialism addressed bankers in New York
In a Waldorf Astoria banquet, about 140 bankers heard James H. Eckels oppose socialist aims and defend limited regulation of corporations. He warned that increasing business statutes and commissions expand government power over private enterprise. The event featured figures like Joseph H. Choate and John L. Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
New York State Bankers’ Association
Waldorf-Astoria
Joseph H. Choate
Frederick Courtney
Alfred H. Curtis
James H. Eckels
Hamilton Fish
United States
John L. Hamilton
American Bankers’ Association
Morris X. Jessup
F. B. Kilburn
J. Pierpont Morgan
William B. Ridgely
Frank 8. Lawrence
Courtney
Eckels
Mr. Eckels
Speed on adding machines sparks young Chicago bank clerk upset
Chicago today reports eighteen year old Harry Reynolds of First National Bank defeated D. McCullough of American Trust and Savings Bank in a speed and accuracy contest on the adding machine in New York. Reynolds set a record of 11 minutes 15 seconds for 1000 checks while McCullough finished in 11 minutes 85 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Bank Clark
Chicago
D. McCullough
American Trust and Savings Bank
New York
Harry Reynolds
First National Bank
McCullough
Admit Attempt at Extortion Plea in Chicago Court
Wallaui Melwain and Wilbur Cole pleaded guilty in Judge Kersten's court to conspiracy to extort money from Armour & Co. They were sentenced to thirty days in jail each. The men claimed the stolen letters would aid government prosecutions of beef-trust cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Walluai Melwain
Wilbur Cole
Kersten
Armour & Co
Intal
Orl
Habeas corpus writ over Jones case dismissed by court
The writ petition by Henrietta Jones to release her son James H. Jones from the Faith precinct station-house without charge was dismissed by Justice Barnard. Maj. Sylvester, police superintendent, stated Jones was not in custody when the writ was served. Lafayette Post officers list 1906 officers and encampment details with meeting date February 5, 1906.
Mizpah Chapter Elects Officers at Georgetown Meeting
Mizpah Chapter No 30 EBS held a Wednesday night session at Masonie Hall Georgetown electing Mrs A H Johnson as worthy matron Fred Dumberth as worthy patron Mrs Jennie Darcy associate matron Mrs Anne Thrift secretary Mrs H G Wagner treasurer Mrs Theo Fuller conductor Mrs A W Proctor associate conductress and Mrs W H Harrison rector for the Eastern Star Home The officers will be foetalled at the next Tuesday meeting with appointees to be named by the worthy matron.
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Mizpah
Ebs
Masonie Hall
Georgetown
A .H. Johnson
Fred Dumberth
Jennie Darcy
Dmrs
Anne Thrift
H. G. Wagner
Theo. Fuller
A.W. Proctor
W. H. Harrison
Eastern Star
Negro Baptist Evangelical officers elected at convention
Negro Baptist Evangelical convention of America met at Cosmopolitan Baptist Church at 708 O Street NW. Rev. Dr Simon P W Drew presided as officers were chosen: Rev Simon B W Drew president, Rev Willan Perry first vice president, Rev W W Wines Jr secretary, Rev G W Bailey treasurer. Delegation plans a morning visit to Howard University at 9 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negro Baptist Evangelical Convention of America
Cosmopolitan Baptist Church
O Street Northwest
Simon P. W. Drew
Simon B. W.drew
Willan Perry
New Jersey
WW. Wines, Jr
Richmond
GW. Bailey
New York
Howard University
Many Collections Added in Library Year of Growth
Herbert Putnam headlined a public report showing a record year for the Library of Congress with 29 500 books copyrighted, 113 374 total copyright items, and 1 344 618 books in the collection read by 923 116 patrons. New accessions include Breckinridge family papers and Van Buren letters, while cataloging and law collection improvements streamline access and guide future acquisitions.
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Herbert Putnam
Tibmaan
Congress
United States
John Breckinridge
Robert Jefferson Breckinridge
W. Cc. P. Breckinridge
A&s
Martin van Buren
Copyright Office
Found Through The Post Herbert George Story Ends In Hospital
Herbert George who vanished Saturday night was found Wednesday and treated at Emergency and Washington Asylum hospitals. He is being cared for for severe muscular rheumatism and his widowed mother, a government employee, complains the authorities did not notify them or the police. Friends call the delay criminal carelessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert George
Washington Asylum
George
Twenty-sixth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Crawford
William
George FE. Loreng
Loureix
A. W. Machen
Post Office Department
Mackenall
A. S. Worthington
Machen
Bryant Appeal Argues Reinstatement From Dental Society
Dr. Emory A. Bryant appeals a District Court of Appeals ruling denying his reinstatement in the District of Columbia Dental Society. He contends his expulsion was unlawful and seeks a court order to restore membership. Society counsel cites alleged unprofessional conduct including remarks about the society. Attorneys Douglas and Syme argued for the society. Johnson spoke for Bryant.
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Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Docl
Bradford Ve
Coats
Shepard
Clar Amélia Baker
United States
Weston
United States Supreme Court
A. Putman
McKay
M. Syme
C. A. Douglesd
Appellee
JL Bryanton
District of Columbia Dental Society
von Willianon
W. G. Johnson
Appéllee
HL. Syme
Pouglews
L. H
United American Mechanica
State Council
Appellant
A. A Birney
G. F. Willams
A .W. Shunk
J. Dartington
Clements Va
Potomac Electric Power Company
C. C. Tucker
I. N. Kenyon
Slilleton
Allen
W.H. Singleton
J. M. Coll
Washington
Alexandria
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
B. T. Doyle
J. A Johnson
McKenney & Flamecy
Emory A. Bryant
Order of Justice
Gould
Toesuer
Society
Charles A. Douglasa
C. H. Syme
Wiliam G. ‘Johnson
Smoker Planned for Georgetown Law Second-Year Men
Georgetown University Law School second year class forms a committee led by James H. Gannon to host a smoker at Rauscher's tomorrow evening with G. L. Sanford as toastmaster. Invited faculty include Chief Justice Shepard and Chief Justice Clabaugh and Justice Gould of the District of Columbia Supreme Court, plus U S Attorney D W Baker and AUSA James S Bugsby-Smilth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
School of Law
Georgetown University
James H. Gannon
Benjamin W. Butler
Benjamin F. L. Heron
Rauscher’s
G. L. Sanford
Georgetown Law School
Shepard
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Harry M. Clabaush
Ashley M. Gould
Supreme Court of the
D. W. Baker
United States
James S. Bugsby-Smilth
Charles A. Douglass
Clarence Wilson
D. W. O’donoghue
Charles BL Mattingly
William F. Columbus
Francis BL Tracy
D.C. Fillerer
T Leedy
Charles J. Smith, Jr
SAYS HER HORSES HURT HIM
Charles W. Starkes sues Mary Alice Brooke in district supreme court for 1.00 damages claiming a fall from a bicycle on Sixth Street and New York Avenue after colliding with the defendant's team of horses. He says his bicycle was demolished and he was painfully injured. Attorney James H. Leonard represents Starkes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starkes
Charles W. Starkes
District Supreme Court
Mary Alice Brooke
Sixth Street
New York Avenue
James H. Leonard
Terrible Disaster Averted by Giedric Bitters
A brief notice proclaims relief from nervous breakdown caused by dyspepsia through Giedric Bitters. The ad claims 500 guarantee and is directed to druggists for distribution and sale.
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Giedric Bitters
Aij Druggists
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