Stevenson to Study Taos and Taos Pueblo Tribe
Mire Matilda Coxe Stevenson, a rare woman ethnologist, travels from Washington to Taos, Mexico to study the Taos tribe and pueblo. This work follows her preparation of the twenty third annual report on the Aunf tribe and covers mythology religion ceremonies history art industries customs and games. Her study contrasts Taos with the Yaos and notes their dwellings cliff dwellings and multi story structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire
Matilda Coxe Stevenson
Bureau of American Ethnology
Taoyo
Mex
Sit
Tees
Rio Grande
Sante Pel
Sore
Auris
Stevenson
SteVennen
Jarmes Stevenson
United States
United States Geologiccal Bureau
Ane
Line Mbra
Olibe
Iron and Steel Trade Surges Amid Varied Production
The Iron Age reports production and consumption rising rapidly as U S Steel leads with about 1,000,000 tons in finished iron and steel shipments. Mills adjust amid easing demand and spring season stock pressure, with notable tonnages to New Haven, Southern Pacific, Central West, Atlantic City Railroad, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Dan
Moray
United Siates Steel Corporation
Betes
Owen Webster
Steni
New Haven
Pee Fe
Jon A
Eyfler
Fitor
Vlora
Ean Tannes
Ateek
Tain
Auerean
Voreman
United States Steel Corpo Lion
Constricie Company
United Railways to Take Over Pittsburg Company Move
United Railways Investment Company stockholders met in New York on January 31 to consider increasing common stock from 10,000 to 35,000 and authorizing issuance of 60,000,000 notes. Proceeds will fund dividends on preferred stock and aim for a majority stake in Pittsburg’s Philadelphia company, plus purchasing notes and set aside stock for the deal. Great Western Dividend Declared at Chicago meeting a 12 percent dividend on preferred stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Railways
Pittsburg Company
York
United Railways Investment Company
Kanmdeco
Bela
Dergsy
Go-Dusy
Tee
Wopajing Smv
Philaires Mw Company
Pittsburg
United Ralways Investment
Great Western
Paul
Great Western Direlor
New York
Stack
Galvestyn
Orleans
Savannah
Charleston
Willington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Houston
Acgusta
Siemphin
Louis— Dull
Cincinnati
Great Britain
porte-Net
France
Continent
Japan
Mexico
Maszico
New York Produce Prices and Market Reports
A compilation of New York market notes listing butter, creamery receipts, flour, wool, oil, coffee, sugar, nuts, and meat prices. Includes hogs, sheep, lambs, calves, and cattle values with regional tone and commodity movements.
Local Stock Exchange Session Shows Mixed Demand
Attendance at yesterday's stock session reflected larger scale trading with widespread buying interest. Bonds led activity with strong demand, while stocks overall were weak yet offered buying opportunities. Gas and utility issues appeared, Metropolitan, Second National Bank rights discussed, and bidding confusion over stock rights highlighted by broker calls and president's admonition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imewahad
Washington Rail
Thetric
Chesapeake and Potomac
Capital Traction
Te Company
Ation Cme
Bia
Juu
Conmion
Electri
Solik
Metropolitan Bank
Second National Bank
Wit
Libbs
Washington Stock Exchange day notes and rumors
The Washington Stock Exchange report shows varied activity in rails and utilities with Norfolk and Washington Steamboat stock selling in one share lots at top prices and Telephone stock trading weak. A rumored sale of the Barton Hotel Property to W. S. Hibbs may close, with Hibbs possibly moving offices to the May heirs owned hotel building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
Union Trust
Barton Hotel
W. 8. Hibbs
The
Exchange
May
Hibbs
Wil
Daily cotton market and closing stock quotations
Closing quotes show bids on yesterday's stock exchange for District of Columbia bonds, railroads, metropolitan lines, and utility stocks. Notable items include Greene Copper at 26, American Security and Trust at 734, The Washington Railway and Electric preferred at 90, and multiple city and suburban railroad certificates. End of report lists dividends, rights, and miscellaneous stocks with related percentages and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Railway and Electric
Columbia Railroad Us
S. Washington
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Chesapeake and
Lay
Washington Railway and Electra
Washington Railway and Electric Common
American Security and Trust Rights
Meropntitan Nation
Second National Bar Bank
Washington Gas
Lauston
Lod
Greene Copper
American Security and Trust
Washington Railway
Elec Preferred
Asian Trust
Cepivat Traction
J’apital Traction
Es Norfolk
Washington Steamboat
Stock Exchange
Columbisa
Philipp. Laed
Raiload
Metropolitan Mailroad Ds. Aeus
Metropolitan Trallmad
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia
Avolumbia Railroad
Ios
Anacostia and Potomac
Washington Hallway
Bristol Gas and Electric Se
Washington Gas Company
United States Electric Light
Washington
National
Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
Union ‘Trust Company
Washington Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Union Savings Bank
American Security
Bristol Gas and Electric
National Bank
Sta. Metropolitan
Central
Farmers and Mechanics
Columbus
Capital
American
Lincoln
Riggs
National City
Secoud
Insurance St
Piremen's
Frankiin
Metropolitan
Corcoran
Potomac
Arlington
National Union
People's
Commercial
Colonial
Vidle
Coombia
Washington Title
Chegaprake
Georgetown
Mergenthaler Linotype
Linston Movetype
stecks—Greene Consolidater
Norfolk
Mitchell Mining Company
Southern Public Service Corporation
Mt 265
Washington Produce Market Shows Mixed Dairy and Poultry Demand
Market notes weak egg arrivals persist while butter and creamery products stay uneven. Cheese remains firm with light receipts, live poultry steady as new birds arrive. dressed poultry shows weather impact and top prices for choice stock. Vegetables and fruits fluctuate with scarcity in cauliflower lettuce tomatoes and grapefruits, while dried fruits move moderate with prompt placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Western
Virginia
Turkey
Seaon
Indicted for Stock Fraud Against Norfolk and Western Certs
A grand jury in New York indicted Charles Augustus Seton and Charles T C B Colmey for forgery in the first degree over forged Norfolk and Western Railway certificates. Both men are jailed awaiting sentence after prior convictions, with Seton linked to a Texas stock fraud and Colmey to a fraudulent railroad bond case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seton
Colmey
New York
Norfolk and Western Railway
Charles Augustus Seton
Charles T. C. B. Colmey
Houston, Galveston and Interurban Railroad
Texas
Yor Und Hempstead
Kid Murray
Market Basket at Center Market Shows February Produce
The Center Market displays curiosities from Cape Colony and February fruit. Boer growers shipped peaches plums and apricots from December to January and preserve fresh quality. Prices vary: peaches a dozen dollars, plums four dollars, apricots higher. Strawberries scarce at sixty cents a box. Pears seventy three cents a dozen. Vegetables: string beans cauliflower peppers drop in price. Poultry steady yet scarce. rabbits to end Friday. Fish prices down. shad one dollar, mile shad fifty cents. Salmon striped bass twenty five cents, halibut Potomac bass pan fish and others four to twelve cents. Supply small, demand expected to rise with February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Colony
South Africa
Grain and market report from Baltimore on January 31
Prices for wheat corn oats rye and butter show firm or steady movement with receipts and exports noted. Market items include No 2 Western rye and sugar values, with various grades and shipments recorded and little change across commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathmore
Jersey
New York Cotton Falls to New Low in Current Movement
The New York cotton market declined to a new low, with active trading and feverish, unsettled tone. March and May futures slid before partial rally as covering boosted prices, while spinners showed reluctance to buy spot and the South offered largely at lower levels. Official reports note steadier Southern spot markets despite overall weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seseerees
Seavreesevese Addo Vt
New York
Liverpool
Fall River
Zere
Bantera Peints
Thia
Damages in DC union station grade change projected
Notice from District of Columbia Supreme Court and Commission to Appraise Damages outlines a March 12, 1906 meeting at United States Court House City Hall to view property affected by grade changes on M Street NE H Street NE and nearby squares. Owners must file damage petitions within 60 days after the meeting. statute specifies if not filed rights to claim are lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District OF Columbia
Maryland
J. H. Bradley Company, Inc
D. G
Frank T. Rawlings
Arlington Fire
Jarae
Tyler & Rutherford (Incorporated
D. C
Stone & Fairfax
Wal
H. Saundery & CO
Robert B. Bradley
F Street
Walter H. Acker
Metzerott
A. EL Hoon
REED
Corcoran
16Th St. Nw
Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Incorporated
Fost
D.C
F. H. Smith CO
Bond Bild
Ians N
Harrison Riyalty CO
St. Nw
Supreme Court
District Court
United States
Congress
Uni
Supreme Court of the
United States District Court For
United States Court
Union Station
Square
Massachusetts Avenue
North Capitol
North Capitol Street
New Jersey Avenue
Chas A. Baner
George W. Moss
George Spransy
Young
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Harry A. Walton
Cour Room
Union Trust Company
Exward J. Hillyer
WM. C. Taylor
Wille
District of Colum
Supreme Court OF
Frank E. Robey
al Va
Haighi & Freese Company (Inc
Equity
Auditoris Room
James G. Payne
Alexander M. de Haven
the Union Surety and Guaranty Company
Bouity
C'Clork A
St Wicfen
Jas. G. Payne
Department OF the Interior
United States Capitol Building
Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
United States Senate
Elliott Woods
U. S&. Capitol
E. Bitccock
Treasury Department
Burefalt of Engraving and Printing
Washington, DC
William Afr
Meredith
Bureau
Office OF
OFTER
Washington Barracks
S&s
Washington
John Stephen Sphwell
Pennsylvania Railroad Schedules and Through Trains
Rail timetable page lists numerous Pennsylvania Railroad trains from Harrisburg to Chicago, St. Louis, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Buffalo, and beyond. Parlor and dining cars are offered on many routes with through connections to major cities, including Washington, Philadelphia, and New York. Tickets and baggage checking at the corner of Fifteenth and S streets and Sixth and F streets with cab service available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and
ST. Louis
Cincinnati
Louinville
Pullman
Louisville
Indlangports
Chicago
St Louis
Virginia Hot Springs
Washington
Lexington
Virginia
Hot Spring
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Sear F
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
CAGO
Harrisburg
Diannapolis
St. Low
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harkisburg
Malin Line
Diersburg
Attoona
ST. Louis Limited
Indianapolis
St. Louie
Butet
PEN Yin'2 SE Limited
Fuirman
Tiarfish
Cleveland
Toledo
Detroit
Harrisbur
Nsylvanta Spectal
Harrigpur
Louis Express
Ringtone
Louis
Chieego
JinWlanipol St. Louis
Nashville
Blom Andy
Chicago Limited
Wiitten
Baltimore
Florrisburg
Chicaa
OP. M. Dail
St.louis Express
Harrisourg
OF. M
Western Express
Fulman
Chien
China
Cleveld
Cincinnati Express
Washinston
Harturg
Cin
Elimi
O Wed
Bittsburg Spectiat
Altoona
Pacific Erxpress
Harrigaurg
Marrisburg
Pittaburg
Cleveland and
Polecda
Burpfair
Parler
Penn- Sylvania Railroad
Buffalo
Emporium Junction
Ihe
Canandaigua
Rochester
Niagara Palle
Kalmara
Xenove
Ruppalo
Emporium Jupetion
Evie
Niagara Falls
Congressional Limited
New York
Philadelphia
A. mv. Suns
Boson
Tis. TV
LON
V For
Annapolis
Tily A. Om
Pope's Creek
Fifteenth
Muln
Pennsyvania Railroad
J. R. Wood
Trafic Mgr
W. W
Columbus
Clacin
Florida
Atlantic Coast Line
Jacksonville
Fla
York
Port Yampa
Thoredays
Angus, Ga
Charleston
D. C
DB. C
Wimmington
Comnesta
York Avenue
Geo. P. James
Washington, c
V. J. Craig
H. M. Emerson
Southern Railway Schedules for Harrisonburg to New York
Daily and weekly through trains listed for Harrisonburg, Warenton, Danville, and Washington with first class coaches sleepers to Columbia Savannah and Jacksonville. Route notes include dining service Pullman cars and club cars, plus Bluemont Branch local times. Through trains to New York Memphis and Philadelphia with varying depart times and ticket offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Penna. Ave
Petersburg
Raleigh
Wilmington
Columbia
Savannah
Jacksonville
Tampa
Atlatts
Pullman
St. Augustine
Fla
Seaboard Express
Atlanta
Birmingham
Norfolk and Western Railway
Leate Washington
P. E.R
Sixth
Bstream
Norfolk
Aia
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Rea
Bristol
Winstengotem
Kangville
ChattanSogs
Mashville
Memphia
New Orleans
Washington
Berryville
Luray
Shenandoah
Elkton
Pennsyvania Pees
Fourteenth Street
New Yi Avenue
Harrisonburg
Warrenton
Danville
Way
Florida Limited
Savanah
Pinehurst
N.C
Us A
United States Fast Mail
Firstclaus
Manasaas
Tettesville
Elec
Aiken
Augusta
Jackesonville
Cain
Southern Railway
New York
Atingta Express
Augnuia
Cétabus
San Francisco
Florida
Columbiannan
Port
Memphis
Wtosnoke
Newnesna
Washington and Southwestern Limited
Atlante
Macon
Nashville
Bluemont
Leesburg
Charlottesville
Lynchburg
Lab St
Puate
Pennsylvania
Bagane
Spencer
Mgr
Eortswick
Pass
W. HW. Taylor
L' 8
Brown
Hartlaenburg Ranch
Renton and
Charm’'s Palm Limited
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Stevenson
New Mexico
Iron and Steel Trade
Eaira Creamery
Weston
Westarn
South America
Washington Cattle Market
Local Financial
Washington Stock Exchange
Lanston
Columbia Title Insurance Company
Cheaperke and Fotomac Telephone
Washington Produce Market
Dr. King
Financial
W. B. Hibss
W. H. Hibbs & Co
I Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock
Chicago Board of Trade
People’s Savings Bank
14Th St. N. W
Pines
W. G. Havill
Heaton Hall
Stockbridge
Mass
H. Lamberton
Pine Beach Hotel
Titan
Jamestown Exposition Grounds
Jalo Tu
Th.s
WM. Grover
Mer
Summerland
Batesburg
South Carolina
Southland
Leington
Batenburg
B. Blodgett
Washington Hotels
Cairo Q Street
Liam Catto
Samar Resort
Water Tudor
Nahant
Maas
Occidental
New Willard
Alex
C. MacLennan
Ebbitt House
Army and Navy
Exta Cc
Driscoer
U. S. Capitol
14Th
H Sts
N. W
Conrad F. Grieb
Rhode Island
Johnson
Cafe Aervies
St. James
Atlantic City
N. J
Chalfonte
Atlantic City, N. J
Leeds Company
Haddon Hall
WN. J
Ocean Front
Leeds & Lippincott
Trainmore Hotel Company
Marquette
White
ST. Charles
Atlantic Clty
Newlin Staines
Galen Hall Hotel & Sanatorim
Ocean Steamers
American Line
Plymouth--Cherbourc
Southampton
Queenstown
Atlantic Transport Line
London Direct
RED Star Line
Antwerp-Dover
London
Paris
White Star Line
Nstown
Boston
Mediterranean
Celtic
Toux
Republic
Cretic
Romanic
Canopig
David Lin Lindsay
North German Lloyd
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Bhem Kaiser
Kronprinz
Barbarossa
Albert
Irene
Alf Barbarossa
Naples
Oelrichs & CO
E. F. Droop & Sons CO
Europe
Frank C. Clark
Broadway
David Linds
D. G. Pfeiffer
Clark
F.C. Clark
Broadway York
David Lindsay
F St
Northwi
C. Pfeiffer
Rhein Cassel
Florida Resorts
Florida East Coast Hotel Company
Eason
Ponce DE Leon Hotel
Ormond Hotel
Breakers
Alcazar Royal Poinciana
Royal Palm
Continental
Ach
Ima
Nassau
Bahama Islands
Key West
Havana
Fifth Ave
Adams Sti Dei É- Tu
Immaculata Seminary
Wisconsin Avenue
Tennallytown
Sisters of Provi- Gener
St. Mary-of-the-Woods
Ind
Hamilton Institute
Lafayette Square
Ykoebe Hamilton
Tanner
Business College
Ateral Court
FBI
A Strayer's Business College
COR
UTH
FSTS
College Preparatory School
Amilna- Hons
Winslow Hoxton Randolph
Berlitz
Flyin’ Business College
Aranterd
Muasse
EsSreura Daly
Panish Language School
N. Y. Ave
Sener Gomar
Pri
Holy Cross Academy
ST. Rose’s Industrial School
Sisters of Charity
Prud'romme
Indiana Eye
Orfolk & Washington Steamboat Company
Fort Monroe
Newport News
tWashington
Portsmouth
Alexandria
Portamouth
Old Dominion Steamship Co
14Th St
Colorado
C. Callahan
Brewster
Surrey
Seate & Persons
Ith
Waters & Sons
A. Leftwich Sinclair
Railroads
Aaa
Baltimore & Ohio
R. R
15Th ST. NW
New York Ave
Teeephone
Penna
New J YO Ave
CST
EAST
Bureal
Washington Southern Railway
Richmond
Fredericksburg
Seaboard Air Line
Halfway
Rich
Quantico
W. D. Duke
C.W. Culp
W. P. Taylor
Prist
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