Spring Textile Demand Buoys Ohio Valley Trade
Irregular weather creates mixed retail currents but shows expansion in spring textiles especially cotton goods, with strong demand and high prices. Steel and iron markets vary by material, while coal and coke trade face transport hurdles and higher rates. Export movement for wheat and corn remains robust, with Canada clears up modestly. overall, business conditions ease slightly despite high metal prices.
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Bradstreet
Tosparrow
Oro Valley
Northwest
Dakotas
Sor
Teathers
Ackine Mem
Wang
Hit
Pittsburg
United States
Canada
Public debt declines in January Monthly statement shows drop
The January close reports total public debt minus cash in Treasury at $927,442,295, down $7,629,571 for the month. The decrease reflects increased cash, with figures detailing interest bearing, non interest, and certificates components and a cash on hand of $394,708,206 after deductions of outstanding demandabilities.
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Treasury
General
Treasure of Philippine Islands
Treasury Receipts Grow With Customs Rise in January
The monthly statement shows January receipts of 55,237,499 with expenditures of 47,827,241, a surplus of 7,410,258. Customs receipts reached 23,195,654, up 2.6 million. internal revenue 20,075,805 up 306,000. miscellaneous 35,975,039 up 31,425,000. Expenditures were near the prior year, with a delta under 1,000, and Panama Canal costs this year total about 111,200,000.
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Panama Canal
Bank Merger Plans Highlight Washington Stock Market
Trading yesterday showed Washington Gas, National Metropolitan Bank and Mitchell Mining leading activity with modest gains. National Metropolitan Bank attracted a conservative bloc, while Bank of Washington stockholders await merger details with Central National Bank, including cash dividends and share exchanges.
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Btsck Exchange
Washington Gas
National Metropolitan Bank
Mitchell Mining
Washington Stock Quotations and Closing Bonds Report
Closing quotations show Washington Railway and Electric common 38 percent and preferred 83 percent. Bonds include District of Columbia 4 1/2s 1924 at 113 and various utilities like Gas and Potomac Electric at around par with minor premiums. mining, trust and savings stocks listed with mixed prices and several figures for national banks and insurance firms.
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Washington Gas
Mergenthaler
Etchell Mining
National Metropolitan Bank
United States
National City Bank
Philippina Land Purchase
District of Columbia
Washington Gas Company
Columbia Railroad
Metropolitan Rail-ford
Metropolitan Railroad
Washington Railway and Electric de
United States Electric Light
Potomac Electric Light
Norfolk and Washington
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Washington Market Company
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The
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Norfolk and Washington Sterrnboat
Washington Gis
Gjeigstown Gas
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Greene Copper
Mitchell Mining Company
National Bank
Amer’ein
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National City
Columbia, Commercial
Farmers' and Mechanics
Lincoln
Metropolitan
Trust Company
American Security and Just
National Safe Deposit and Trust
Union Trust Company
Washington Loan and Trust
Washington Safe Deposit
Union Trust
Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Union Savings Bank
Washington Exchange Bank
Storks
Ariington
Columbia
Washington Market
Fiderty Storage Company
Washington Produce Market Prices and Shipments Summary
Wholesale market quotations show eggs steady amid weather-driven uncertainty for next week. Cheese and butter prices edge higher on Western and New York inputs. live poultry demand strong for small hens and turkeys. Dressed poultry and pork items firm with steady to higher quotes. game scarce and cabbage, potatoes, and fruit crops mixed in supply and demand.
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Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
Tigre
Provacs
Narhet
New York State
Wester Fatory
Celers
New York
Florida
Onlous
Bermuda
Ohio
York Imperial
Ben Davis
Anti-Tip Bill Angers Managers And Split Opinions
Frank S. Hight of New Willard backs abolishing tipping as beneficial to hotels and the public while Arlington Hotel manager Peter Taylor Jr calls the bill unconstitutional. Issued by Representative Arthur Murphy of Missouri, the measure aims to end tipping with fines for giver and taker. Managers worry about service standards and wages, while waiters fear poverty without tips. the uproar spans support and opposition across hotel staff and patrons.
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Arthur Phillips Murphy
Missouri
Pike County
Frank S. Hight
New Willard
Peter Taylor, Jr
Arlington Hotel
Hight
Knights of the Plate
Taylor
Boniface
Copleys' Bodies Taken West After Tragedy
Bereaved husband William G. Copley accompanied by his father and father-in-law took the bodies of Amanda M. Copley and her baby girl from Washington to Walnut Iowa aboard the 5 40 train yesterday afternoon. The couple died in a double tragedy at their home on Rhode Island avenue. Friends say Mrs Copley suffered Bright's disease and possible temporary insanity in the moments before the deaths, and burial was arranged in Walnut.
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Walnut
Iowa
Amanda M. Copley
Rhode Island Avenue
Washington
Yeatenday
Iron-Door Thefts Lead To Fines In Police Court
Two colored men John Tutt John Hawkins and William Cole were charged with stealing three iron doors from the Washington Gaslight Company. In one case all three were found guilty and fined 75 dollars each or five months imprisonment. In the second case Cole alone was found guilty and sentence doubled. Doors thought to be government property were later identified as gas company property. Also a Cuban law note reports Professor E G Lorenzen of George Washington University criticizes Cuban courts observing law and order in Cuba.
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John Tutt
John Hawkins
William Cole
Washington Gaslight Company
Mulloway
Colegione
Washington Navy Yard
E. G. Lorenzen
Law Department
George Washington University
Cuba
New Hospital Board Adds Mrs Ixustsmuen From St Margaret’s
Mrs Ixustsmuen of St Margarets church was elected to the board of lady managers of the Episcopal Eye Ear and Throat Hospital. St Marks and Trinity churches reported their collections and shared expenses for maintaining the institution, with St Marks noting a collection of a sum and Trinity a larger contribution.
Mrs Julia Moore seeks injunction to preserve husband’s holdings
Mrs. Julia B Moore wife of inventor Charles T Moore obtained from Chief Justice ClaLaugh a writ preventing removal from the District of any stocks money or movable property in which Mr Moore has an interest until her claim to a half share in all his holdings is adjudicated. The order names Mr Moore and several witnesses and companies including the American Planograph Company and the National Savings and Trust Company. Moore lately resided at the Ferragut apartments and is said to be in ill health at Front Royal Virginia where Mrs Moore has been spending time with him.
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Julia B. Moore
Charles T. Moore
American Pianograph Company
ClaLaugh
Moore
Acquitted of Murder Then to Face Robbery Trial
Evans and O Donnell were acquitted yesterday in Criminal Court No 2 of Maurice J Halloran's murder on February 12. They will be tried on robbery charges, indicted on both counts, after prosecutors lost key confessions deemed involuntary and excluded from evidence. The ruling may be appealed.
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Messrs. McNamara
Perry
District Court of Appeals
Justice Barnard
Justice Stafford
Cardozo Case Delayed In District Education Board Suit
Justice Gould in Equity Court No 2 postponed the injunction hearing in Francis L Cardozo versus the District board of education until Monday at 11 o clock because Assistant District Attorney Stuart McNamara was unable to appear. Cardozo, supervising principal of the thirteenth division of public schools, seeks to bar the board from proceeding with his trial, claiming the charges are vague and uncertain and that Congress cannot authorize the District Supreme Court to make appointments to the board.
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Justice Gould
Francis L. Cardozo
District Board of Education
Stuart McNamara
McNamara
Henry E. Devis
James A. Cobb
Cardozo
Thirteenth Division of Public Schools
Must Serve Prison Terms For Illegal Operation Death
Justice Stafford in Criminal Court No 1 sentenced Mrs Kate Maxey to ten years and Paul F Meagher to four years in Moundsville penitentiary after a jury convicted them of causing the death of Claudia Parrish aged sixteen in an illegal operation. They sought mercy after a motion for a new trial was denied and an appeal was noted.
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Kate Maxey
Paul F. Meagher
Claudia Parrish
Gittings and Chamberlin
Robert H. Mattingly
Tustles
Andarvon
Grimt
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Mendel
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company
Moora & Hin
Jaeger
Ohio National Bank
Bradford
Welfia
Diandonne
Sci Fis
Grasser & Brand Brewing Company
Fleishman
Jaaue
Grady
Washington and Light Company
Totten Et Sl
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Totten Et
Henry Chapman
United States
James McInton
Criminal Court NO
Juciice Barnard
Charles Evans
Harry
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Grandfather seeks letters over Terra Cotta wreck damages
John R Daily of Indianapolis applies to district probate court for letters of administration to J Granville Adams on the estate of his grandchild Thelma Ward Daily born June 12 1900 killed with her father Rev Oliver Lewis Daily and her stepmother in the Terra Cotta wreck on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad December 30. The child's only estate is the right to damages against the railroad and her four year old brother is with his maternal grandmother at Falls Church, War City. A separate petition asks Adams to administer the child's father estate for damages from his death. Caroline Hawkins widow of Miles Hawkins asks probate court to grant letters to Dr Robert W Brown on the husband's estate, asserting a right to damages from the Adams Express Company. Citizens Association to Banquet set for North Washington banquet at the Riges House next Tuesday.
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John R. Daily
Indianapolis
Ind
Iseue
J. Granville Adams
Thelma Ward Daily
Oliver Lewis Daily
Baltimore and Ohio
Falls Church
Dally
Mr. Adams
Caroline Hawkins
Miles Hawkins
Adams Express Company
Probate
Robert W. Brown
Express Company
Supreme Court and District Docket Summary from a Legal Record
The record lists multiple Supreme Court cases with justices and attorneys noted, including the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railway Company v Interstate Commerce Commission and Vicente Serre et al. v Adriano Martiga. It also shows adjournments and numerous equity and circuit court entries, with criminal cases from United States v Harrison Wagner and others, plus assignments and motions across District of Columbia courts.
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Justice Brewer
Justice White
Justice Peckham
Juste McKenne
Juaties Holmes
Juatica Day
Justica Moody
M. Shaler Allen
Brooklyn
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Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railway Company
Appellants
Interstate Commerce Commission
Edward Colston
Maurice Kelly
Empire State-Idaho Mining and Developing Company Et al
Appellents
Kennedy
Real Estate Transfers Across Washington Neighborhoods
A long list of real estate transfers across Burrville Kalorama Heights Squan ic 621 and other wards shows numerous parcels sold for amounts from $1 to $225,000. Transactions involve many listed trustees and purchasers including H Rogler Dulany William H Moore and Paris Lots 365 267. Also notes a Norfolk and Washington Line excursion service with daily sailings and connections to New York Boston and southern resorts.
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Burrville
Mark M. Bellet Ax
Frederick Sharp, Jr
Kalgrama Heights
Hve BR. Barron
Slim L. Phillipe
Bick
Rubert T. Chatterton
Wilbur TF. Nash
John, EB. Cloke
Willam J. Dante
Sainé
Katherine Curtin
Charles E. Robson
James P. Dodson
Charles E. Dodson
Cleveland Park
H. Rogler Dulany
William H. Moora
Long Meadows
George C. Johnson
Martha C. Lavy
Brook
Hugh McDermott
James Dodson
Barrington Mills
Ten Buck Wendell
Fourteenth Street Heights
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Dorsey E. Nichol
Square
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Robert T. Charleton
Catherine Nolan
George
Benjamin J. Cohen
Charley W. Carr
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Dyer
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Joanna
McIntyre
John RF. Shields
Abraham L. Saltzstein
Thomas K. Saunders
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Washington Real Estate Co
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Petworth
Nennebunk Really Co
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Lilian HW. Hartshorn
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Pat Tuckerman
Henry K. Porter
Union Trust and Storage Co
Trastee
Maurice and
Thomas C. Hamiller
Paris
Kalorama Heights
Allen E. Walker
Myrtte A. Gillam
Aldrich C. Wiley
Andrew W. Latenford
George F. Peck
Samuel W. Tucker, Jr
Marvin J. Atkinson
Charles J. Willismaen
George B. Cimbausa
Blanche W. Taylor
William G. Wang
Walter BE. Wright
George Iden
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Clearence P. Staley
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