Harvesters Data Up Retailers Are Its Agents
Commissioner of Corporations details the vast structure of the International Harvester Company a $140000000 concern whose reach includes McCormick Deering Plano Champion Milwaukee and Osborne lines plus farm equipment twine engines cream separators tractors and spreaders retailers act as agents while J P Morgan & Co is cited for organizing the firm A pending antitrust suit looms and President Taft will decide after the bureau report reaches him with DoJ records opened to the commissioner for data
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International Harvester Company
Bureau of Corporations
International Harvester Comrans
JFP Morgan & Co
McCormick Deering
Plano
Champion, Milwaukee
Osborne Companies
J. P. Morgan
J P Morgan & Co
Sella
Nake
Harvester Company of America
Taft
Harvester Company
Bureau
Wickersnaui
Department of Justice
Commissioner of Corporations
Lent Services Begin in Alexandria and City Church Notices
Penitential season opens in Alexandria with Catholic and Episcopal services over 40 days. Prominent clergy will preach. Saint Marys Church hosts holy stations and Father Noon O P will preach. Lenten services set for Christ Church Thursdays and St Pauls Tuesdays. Rector Walter Ruffel Bowie to preach at Christ Church. Seminary faculty lead St Pauls services. Also reports youth case and a marriage at St Marys Catholic Church.
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Chingtom Post Bbnhall
King Street
Alexandria
Marys Church
Father Noon O P
Dominican House of Studies
Catholic University
Whl
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
St Pauls Church
Walter Ruffel Bowie
St Paul's Church
Richmond
Christ Church
St. Pauls Church
Episcopal Theological Seminary of Virginia
Dean Crawford
ICC Orders Ventilation Upgrades For Center-Entrance Cars
The Interstate Commerce Commission issued an order compelling ventilation improvements for center-entrance street cars with vane lines in use from November to April. The order follows a recommendation from the District electric railway commission amid many complaints about poor air circulation when side doors are closed. The commission also issued orders to expand transportation facilities on Ninth Street and Trienwoodines, effective February 10.
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The
Interstate Commerce Commission
Esterday Dssucd
District Electric Railway
Winonislon
Ninth Street
Trientwoodines
Straus Joins Tairstown Neighborhood Near Rockefeller Estate
Oscar Straustone, ambassador to Turkey and Progressive candidate for New York State governor, buys Horton farm between Tairstown and Pleasantville, an eighty acre estate reportedly costing $55,000. He plans a simple summer home nearby.
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Tairstown
Oscar Straustone
Turkey
Soxtrnor
New York State
John D Rockefeller
Horton Farm
al Pleasantville
Straus
Suduy
Boys Tramp 1,047 Miles for $500 Prize in Record Trip
Chicago reporters note Walter Tranklyn and John Speerer completed a 1047 mile tramp from New York to Chicago in 38 days. They arrived footsore and claimed they won $500 each for breaking the prior record of six days for the trip.
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New York
Chicago
Walter Tranklyn
John Speerer
Family on barge drown in gale on Long Island Sound
A barge named Annie R sank off Bartlett's reef during a gale on Long Island Sound. The captain, his wife, and their two children perished. The tragedy occurred near New London Connecticut with rescue efforts ongoing.
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New London
Conn
Ward
Long Island Sound
Annie R
Bartlett's Reef
Whipping Post Used for Wife Beater in Frederick Jail
Frederick Md February reports that Sheriff Fagan administered fifteen lashes to Robert Phillips for wife beating at Frederick jail. The sentence followed a guilty finding by Magistrate Anders, with Phillips appealing to the circuit court. The event drew officials and newspaper representatives as witnesses. In Rockville, Wilson Clagett, a young African American man, was sentenced to ten lashes for assault but immediately appealed to the circuit court, potentially altering punishment at the March term.
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Washington Post
Frederick
Mda
Fagan
Robert Phillips
White
Philips
Sheriff Fagan
Hendrix
Phillips
Board of County Commissioners
A. R Anders
Anders
Rockville
Wilson Clagett
Stimson Approves New York Piers Plan on Hudson
Secretary Stimson approved changes to pier headlines on both sides of the Hudson at New York and Hoboken to prevent river encroachment and allow 1000 foot vessels. The plan straightens the piers to serve Hamburg-American Line, North German Lloyd, and International Mercantile Marine. He tied approval to release of nearly 70 million dollars of exempt dock bonds removing financial obstacles for the city’s pier construction plans. Mayor Gaynor urged quick execution and Stimson forwarded the approval in a letter noting readiness to begin work.
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Stimson
Hudson River
New York
Hoboken
Lloyd Line
International Mercantile Marine Company
Gaynor
War Department
Ins
Teacher Lena Bates Wins 1400 in Breach Suit in Athol
Special to The Washington Poet Worcester Mass Feb 5 Miss Lena Bates Athol school teacher won a verdict of 1400 Tuesday in her breach of promise action against her old playmate W Leroy White White received 22 for services performed on the Bates farm during the engagement period The money to be paid by Miss Bates and her mother Mrs Stella Bates
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Athol
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White
Bates Farm
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Stella Bates
Young Washington schools take stand against turkey trot
Chevy Chase Seminary girls refuse to partake in turkey trot dances and will show disapproval by abstaining from the dance itself. Other finishing schools in Washington are watching and may follow Chevy Chase’s example, though they will attend dances without participating in the trot.
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Chevy Chase Seminary
Washington
Chevy Chase
Albany mill official’s suicide attempt leaves mystery
Gordon Tibourney, secretary-treasurer of the Albany Cotton Mills, took a drug and powdered glass, slashed his wrist, and shot himself below the heart in a failed attempt at death. He survives. no motive is known. Albany, Ga. February.
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Albany
Gordon Tibourney
Albany Cotton Mills
Priest Klauder Wins 15000 Damages in False Detention Suit
Rev Father L. A. Klauder was awarded 15000 dollars by an Ogdensburg jury for false imprisonment. Defendants included Bishop Henry Gabriels of the Ogdensburg diocese, Coadjutor Bishop Joseph Conroy, and doctors W B Handbidge and W G Cooper of the Ogdensburg State Asylum for the Insane. The plaintiff contended that the defendants wrongfully detained him.
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Gabriels
Qudensburg
L. A. Klauder
Ozydensburg
Henry Gabriels
Ogdensburg
Joseph Conroy
W. B. Handbidgse
W. G. Cooper
Ogdensburg State Asylum For
Parish Transfer Sparks Habeas Corpus Case in Faust NY
A clergyman refused to yield his Faust New York parish after a bishop transferred him. He filed for release via a habeas corpus writ and won a legal decision affirming his liberty.
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Faust
Washington Club of Vitosothy Elects Officers
The Washington Club of Vitosothy recently organized and elected officers: President and director Dr N W Shefferman, vice president and chairman Dr W A McMillan, secretary and treasurer E Lo McTairidge. Dr Shefferman read a paper on phrenology and the club will meet each Monday night.
Central High School February 1913 Graduates Hear U S Education Chief
Dr P P Claxton United States commissioner of education addresses the February 1913 class at Central High School. Forty five graduates receive diplomas as James F Oyster presides and Rev W Radcliffe gives the invocation. Includes list of graduates and attendees from the Board of Education.
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Commissioner of Education
Davidson
P P Claxton
United States Commissioner of Education
Central High School
Oyster
James F. Oyster
Board of Education
Henry
Court and Equity D C record of multiple cases and orders
The District of Columbia legal record lists cases from the Court of Appeals and Equity Courts with hearings, demurrers, and decrees. Notable items include divorce grants, conveyances, restorations, assignments, and probate petitions, with numerous attorney names and case numbers across many suits and estates.
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District of Columbia
Justice Robb
Justice van Orsdel Swart W. Hobbs
Bunch Vs Keppler
John Ridont
H H Qbear
Appellee
C C Miller
Hutchings
S Dante
W G Johnson
Lee Hutchins
R. Roya Perry
H Thomas
Walter Stilson Hutchins
E ©. Brandenburg
JC Gittings
Appellant
Bowen
Howenstein
Joseph Miller
George M. Emmerich
Plainii
R. Wilson
R . Huidekoper
District National Hank
Deeds of Trust Listings Across DC Areas
A serialized notice details numerous deeds of trust across Washington DC neighborhoods including SQUARE 2, SQUARE 1270, WOODLEY PARK, MOUNT PLEASANT AND PLEASANT PLAINS, INGLESIDE, and RICHMOND PARK. It lists parties, secured sums ranging from 200 to over 4 000, terms of 1 to 3 years, interest rates from 5 to 6 percent, and payment schedules, with parcels identified by lot and block numbers.
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Edward P Thomas
Bates
Warren
Charles W. Simpson
John L. Warren
Mary Lynch
Martin
William A Hill
Rignald W Beall
C Oh. Rogers
Squard
Harry Lustky
Samuel V Gusack
Samuel Brown
Albert
Adler
Woodley Park
Walter S Royer
William J. Vickery
Emanuel Spetch, Jr
Joseph A. Hayden
Square
Charles T. Bishop
National Soringa and Trust Company
Paul Webb
Continental Trust Company
Washington Land and Mortgage Company
Isabelle Mitchall
Philip H Christman
H L Christman
Theodore A. Bradford
Elmer E Ramey
Alonso B Johnson
Mabel Johnson
Herbert L. Jane
Joseph HM Stewart
Sigmund Ehrlich
Jacques I. Vanpoucke
Breck
Birche
John Butman
Et Ux
Ernest L Schmidt
George M Emmerich
German-American Building Association
Richmond Park
Little V. McCullum
Edward I Monroe
Northwest Washington Improvement Company
Jessia B. Stowe
George E . Walker
Norman I. Lansbury
Lewis E. Breuninger
Ingleside
Lewis E Breuninger
George Worthington
Henry
Matthews
Gustave T Worthington
Real estate transfers on northwest streets and nearby blocks
Multiple property transfers listed for Northwest area including SEVENTEENTH STREET between R and streets and FOURTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST. John L Warren and Edward P Thomas swap parcels, other transfers involve J William Lee, John J Warren, William R Barry, Chastins H Rogers to Mary Lynch, Rina H Fitzhugh to Florence Hill, Emmet E Regan to Frank Ward, and Elmer S Robey family, with parcel details, square numbers, and ten dollar consideration noted.
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Seventeenth Street
John L. Warren
Eaward P
Mary B Thomas
Fourteenth Street
Eaward P Thomas
Fourteenth
Fifteenth Streets
John L .Warren
J William Lee
Mast Capitol Street
William B. Maloney
Joseph A Herbert
Hillam Castle Heights
Washington Land
Retiring National Chairwoman Outlines 2 Year Campaign
Mrs John Hays Hammond announces her retirement as national chairman of the National Civic Federation woman's welfare department after two years of extensive work. She traveled about 6000 miles, gave 25 addresses, circulated reform literature, organized eight state sections, and formed a national congressional section spanning 44 states. She will remain active in the cause.
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John Hays Hammond
Woman's Welfare Department
National Civic Federation
National Congressional Section
Haffmmond
Daniels Sues for 100000 Damages Against Baltimore and Ohio
Joseph Daniels, a former B&O fireman, sues for 100000 in the District Supreme Court alleging a freight car collision while stoking an engine left him injured and that the company refused relief fund payments unless he accepted an arbitrarily fixed sum. He claims his earnings were regularly paid into an employer relief fund.
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Joseph Daniels
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
District Supreme Court
Daniels
Runaway Horses Run Through Parlor in Chicago
A team of draft horses escaped and trampled the parlor carpet of Mrs John McCaron’s home in Chicago. The beer wagon they pulled became lodged in the wreckage, halting further damage as the front of the house yielded to the collision. In Knoxville, Mrs Mary Floyd McAdoo, mother of William G McAdoo, dies at her home.
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John McCaron
McCaron
Knoxville
Tenn
Mary Floyd McAdoo
William G McAdoo
Democratic National Committee
Constitutional Party Blames Premier After Tokyo Diet Turmoil
In Toyo Feb 6, a censure vote against Prime Minister Katsura sparked clashes as constitutionalists clashed with liberal renegades. Police blocked attempts to push rivals into the canal while the diet suspended for five days and doors opened to possible dissolution and elections. Yukio Ozeki led the opposition with sharp charges of constitutional breach. Katsura defended his actions as emperor commissions.
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Prince Katsura
Constitutional Party
Saburo Shimada
National Liberal Party
Katsura Wi
Emperor Samself
Yukio Ozeki
Tokyo
Constitutional
Katsura
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