Shrubb Star of Year in Distance Runs at Glasgow
Records from 1904 track season highlight Alfred Shrubb as the era’s premier distance runner with two mile and four mile marks at Glasgow. Duffey’s sprint efforts at Washington and Chicago spark controversy, while Olympic events in St Louis showcase Hillman and Kraenzlein record attempts.
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Legal Record From District of Columbia Courts
Court of Appeals and Circuit Court items list numerous cases with plaintiffs, defendants, and attorneys. Includes equity rulings, receiver rules, lunacy sale ratifications, assignments for December 22 1904, bankruptcy adjudication, and criminal probate notes across multiple courts with involved parties and counsel.
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Real Estate Transfers Across Washington City Listings
A compilation of property transfers from various neighborhoods including Acadia Lanier Heights and Columbia Heights. Purchasers include Susanna Offutt John Campbell Henry Johnson William Sewall Frederica Jones James Nourse Mary Richardson James Curtin Lewis Breuninger John Steven Alvin Chap in Marcella Waters Hugh Phillips and others with prices ranging from 10 to 335 dollars.
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Washington Ex change dull trading amid wedding talk
Trading on the Washington Stock Exchange was dull with only 222 shares traded. Transactions included Washington and Electric preferred at 4, common at 28, American National 20 shares at 1M, Central National 225, Washington Gas at 64 3-4, and Realty Appraisal Agency at 24 1-2 bid. A bank property transfer moved from Citizens National Bank to National Metropolitan Bank following liquidation and consolidation. Edson B. Olds named treasurer of Union Trust and Storage Company, effective January 1. American Ice Company stock reduction plan favored, with Morse again in control.
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No Time to Foot Away. Doctor's remedy advertised in terse notice
In a brief, odd ad style item a local doctor promotes a treatment named Dr King's N Jiiscovery claiming relief for coughs colds and ting trout with a no cure no pay promise. The text is garbled and appears to mimic an 19th century boilerplate notice. The curious wording suggests a market flyer rather than a literary piece.
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Short coat and velvet touch create smart runabout suit
A fashion item describes a royal blue cheviot runabout coat with velvet collar and cuffs, paired with a smooth box plaited skirt. It notes fabric quantities for sizes, optional velvet trimming, and May Manton pattern numbers 49M and 482. patterns mailed by the paper’s Fashion Department for 10 cents each.
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Deeds of Trust Filed for Multiple Properties
Deeds of trust record shows Robert A. Pearson and others securing $300 for two years at 6 percent with semiannual payments on Lot 9 in Lanier Heights, John G. Campbell securing $1,600 for three years at 5 percent on part of Lot 44 in Squarke, and Herman Feige and wife transferring to Washington in Squarke 125. The entries name Andrew Murray Clifford M Stay Reginald W Beall and William A Hill among trustees or lenders.
Washington Stock Exchange closing bids and equities
The report lists closing quotations on Washington Stock Exchange equities across bonds and stocks. Includes Washington Railway and Electric preferred and common, various bank and utility issues, Metropolitan and Capital Traction Railroads, Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone, gas, title, and insurance stocks, with prices and serial years. Also notes ex dividend and ex rights for The Humorist in the Country from The Sketch.
Senator Proctor Mistaken For Mormon Elder on Western Tour
Senator Proctor of Vermont recounts a Salt Lake City stroll with Mrs. Proctor and colleagues when Eastern visitors mistook him for a Mormon elder. The crowd joked about polygamy as the senator and party walked through the main street, highlighting the era’s humor and perceptions. Meanwhile Haberdasher notes a decline of stock ties in golf fashion, favoring neckwear alternatives and picturesquely tied kerchiefs.
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Hard Nut for Hygienic Sharps and Carnegie Dime Tale
A New York Sun item notes Californians acclimate slowly to New York winters, humorously asking for a hygienic sharp to explain the cold tolerance. It then recounts a Carnegie anecdote on a Madison Avenue car where he borrows a dime, later receiving champagne to his club with his compliments.
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