Hariman Railway Merger Plans Consolidation Hint
Chicago text reports plans to consolidate Harriman lines with Illinois Central Union Pacific and Southern Pacific. A public announcement may outline a merger forming a control shift, with Illinois Central set to acquire Union Pacific via collateral trust bonds and stock swap. Youlead Securities Company to handle the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haineis Central
Union
Southern
Tilnes Central
Jr Mis
Harriman and
Winks Central
Pariftic
Ehire
Tnion Pacific
Union Pacific
Great Northern
Preme
Youlead Securities Company
Tyfl Harriman
Iinns Central
Tinas Central
Willas Railway Awarded New Stretch Contract
A contract was let Monday by the Willas Railway Company for a two mile extension to the Rallyar Orrville line. Work will begin within two weeks at an estimated outlay of $1,000. Also announced is the imminent construction of new shops for the count y air y of Justus Ohie on land recently purchased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antan Olio
Willas
Raiway Company
Orrville
Couairy
Justus Ohie
Ups Iil
Meeting Sought to Fight Pollution of Fuloit River
Medical Society of the District asks Commissioners to convene a meeting in Washington to gather representatives from states, territories, and professional bodies to address interstate sanitation of the Fuloit River. Support from Surgeon General, Public Health Service, and other groups is sought. Commissioners show early sympathy and plan to set a date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Society of the Distinect
Commis
Spimis
Binnemy
Washington
Medical Society
Mlealli
Mane
Prefective Association
Tne
Weishington Boors
Busiess Mens Association
Rehearing Refused in Prohibition Case
Jan Fodliaass had a motion denied by the province committee of the Woai Tossecition. The court addressed the motion accompanying bunprotes simul comdlict charges. Nourestit and JoS basby-Smyth represented the defendant as the hearing concluded yesterday in Chmetal Tern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Fodliaass
Vebearms
Ty Attomne
Jos basby-Smyth
Hell Iy
MAY ERECT NEW CLUBHOUSE AT UNIVERSITY MEETING
A university club plans to form a new clubhouse with twelve members including four officers. Elections will occur at the annual meeting, and the club, with four charter admissions, reports a fund and active participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Club
University Lib
Rao
Hag
Tho Channeil
Cmnsiete
Dr Miles Heart Cure Advertises Nerve Strength for Heart
A testimonial claims Dr Miles Heart Cure powers the nerves and heart muscles to restore energy and ease shortness of breath and smothering spells. The user reports improved spirits and absence of symptoms after a bottle, with a money back guarantee if not helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Miles
Dr Miles
A.D Lamme
Darton
United States Supreme Court Adopts Broad Patent Rulings
Legal record lists multiple cases before the Court of Appeals District of Columbia with decisions on patent appeals, bankruptcies, and criminal matters. Notable items include reversals of patent decrees, affirmations with costs, and remands for conformity to the court's opinion. Court assignments and attorney names for each case are detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Justice Duell
Justice Mefomas
George M Srady
Jasper M
Crossar
Morris Graves
Leonie Boue
Edgar Spinks
Joyce
James W
Clift
Clair
Fairbank
Willam
Wyman
Maurles
Piercedmund Hill
Richard L Baltimore
Woodwell
Raymond
United States
J & Eacby Smith
Appellee Nos Ol
Eclipse Bicycle Company
United States Supreme Court
Fields
Marshall
Lane
Johnson
District of Columba
District of Columbia Na Glass
Robinson Vs Durall
G Brien
J W. Thurston
Appellant
JS Kasby Smith
Appslec
J Lambert
Appelli
Tarnes
District of Columbia Ar
G M Brady
H H Thomas
F I Stepiens
Arthur & Garrett
Commissioner At Patents
Shepari
Millett 'S Allen Commissioner of Patents
Justice Duet
Sherwood Ve Warner
Coxis
Frman Frasch
Commissioner of Patent
Duell
Fowler
McBerty
Commissioner of Patents
WeBerty
Boyce
Dreon
Yowler
Baltimore and Onin Railroad Company
Justice M Camas
National Council
Va State Council
Justus
Omas
Young
Norris Peters Company
R G Donaldson
Eoin
Va Tay
Baker Appelless
AL Davis
Muller
Hayden Johnson
Real Estate Transfers in Northwest and Nearby Districts
A long list of property transfers from Frederick J. Siddons and others to various buyers across several Washington D C neighborhoods including Columbia Heights Benjamin Bling Bellavce and Blair Heights with parcels on streets such as Seapnth Swift NorthWest Seventh and Eighth Streets Franklin Street and Westminster. Transfers indicate lots and squares sold, trustee involvement, and nominal sums around 10 dollars, with several parcels noted as part of larger blocks and multiple estates involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Heights
Frederick J. Siddons
Charles F Nerbit
Alonzo
Bellevce
Lewis Gundiing
Sergios
Fleenor King Butler
Winfield S Jenkk
DE Sales
Seventeenth
Eighteenth
Murray A Cabh
Margaret A Mills
Blair Heights
James FP Fitch
Wrederich
Fier
Strhit
John Conte
Mars
Gorham
Eighth Street
Charien H Gladden
Urbana Gregorios I
Tranklin Sirept
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Meander Banastres
Wiliam T Lawrence
Randly Highlands
United States Realty Company
Edward Weeterland
Holmead Wanor
Clarencae
Rheem Et Atrustees
Dumbarton Strimt
Thirtieth
Tairts
Frank Rawlings
Alrustees
William Ho Hayeod
New Hampshire Avenue
Duern
George Ayneatyr
Sorma Yo
Howdershell
Striets
Southgew
Victor Anderson
Southgate
Leigh
Lanier Hotgects
Archibald Mo McTachlen
John A Massie
Wilson
Phompson
Varginia
Benedict Loty
Westminsti Rostant
Feerth
James HI Rowlend
Cassin Howard
Wighlands
Sherman
Xir
John
John Sherman
Drary
Henry Oxenburg
Grand
John Miller
Trederick Lo Markabee
Charles B Pearson
al Trustees
Middaugh & Shannon Incorporated
Trederik
Deeds of Trust and Secured Liens Across Streets
A dense listing of mortgage deeds secured by various trustees and lenders across multiple blocks in the city. Names include Trederick L Siddans, William H West, Dinard F fuses, Edward G Perr, Winfield Jenks, Hol land W Jenks, Nelson R Wead, Mary F Gorrum, Peter Taukner, Thad Resurgent, Clara B Rheem, George 4 Brevest, Charles PF Benjamin, Roger T Machel, and Anitek Ho Welee among others. Several debts range from 1,300 to 4,000 dollars with terms from two to ten years and interest rates largely at five percent or two percent, some annual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coil Mbia Heights
Trederick L
Siddans Et al
William H West
Dinard F
Fuses
Edward G Perr
Loin
Aquard
William H
Holland
Jenks
Nelson R Wead
Mary F Gorrum
Charles PF Benjamin
Roger T Machel
Perpetual Building Association
Peter Taukner
Alex T Henser
Sime
Usiversits Park -Meiarch
Marsh
Earl
Jonn
Bollwood Kelley
Lew Hulmi
George
Helly
Luther
Apple
Favack
Yas Owen
Sulare
Breit O& Plow
Charles
oPto
Hellio
Hiaiurge
Fox
Clarence Cason
Sheridan
Amerian Seulyard Trust
Archibat
Tachen
Robinon
Leva
Cassin Hasard
Tohn Lo Weaver
Samuel Rowlard
James H Rowlard
Hichland
Joan Snerman
Wiliam
Sears
Washington Heights
Anita Ho Welee
J Louia Willigs
Ernest Ho Dan
Rent and Trust Company Notes for Wardman Property
A fragmentary entry lists rent details and trustees for properties in Pleasant Plain and Washington Town. Mentions National Safe Deposit Savings and Trust Company securing American Sections and Trust Company with semiannual rent figures. Other lines reference parcels, square measurements, and multiple trustees including Charles B Pearson and John Foden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeasey Wardman
Block & Pleasant
Macy
Henderson
Ta National Safe Deposit Savings and Trust Company
Rust Company
PARK
Wiedaugh & Shamnan
Washington Town and Trust Compan
Charles B Pearon
John Fodeen
Slarriet Collins
Peter Drury
William
Werchants and
Werbanis Sastigs Bank
Gompers Hears of Donnelly Return From Chicago
Samuel Gompers receives a telegram from Mrs Michael Donnelly wife of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters leader. It states her husband Wandel Donnell returned to Chicago after alleged mistreatment by some organizers in Louisville. The note notes Donnell arrived in Louisville then back to Ballisle. No formal statement of mistreatment was made to the union. Woman sues for defamation over remarks by Johannah Copperthite seeking $25,000 in damages. Nora Copperthite files suit in District Supreme Court through attorney W. P Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gomper
American Federation of Labor
Michael Donnells
Amalgamated Meat Cutters’ Union
Chicago
Wandel Donnell
Amalgamated Meat Cutters
Ballisanle
Louisville
Johannah Copperthite
Norac¢ Copperthite
Instrict Supreme Court
W. P Williamson
Republicans to Organize District Convention at Reformers Hall
A call was issued for a Republican district convention at True Reformers Hall Twelfth and WA streets February 19 to establish a permanent organization. Delegates and alternates from 22 old DC districts will vote, with credentials due by 7 pm. The program includes a 8 pm session led by R R Harner and H A Clarke as secretary, plus a debate between Georgetown Law School and Boston University on railroad rate regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Washington
The
Sunday Post
H A Clarke
Lewis Jefferson
W C Payne
Trne
Hall
Committee of the Whole
R R Harner
Georgetown Law School
Boston University
Congress
Boston School
Boston
Printer dies of pneumonia at smallpox hospital
The health office was alerted to the death of Frank A Smith, a printer, at the smallpox hospital Monday night. He arrived in Washington from New York two weeks earlier and fell ill in his room at 207 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest. Monday morning he was taken to the Homeopathic Hospital where Dr Warner diagnosed hemorrhagic smallpox. He was removed to the hospital where he died.
Notified death after hospital detention ward incident
A man died last night after being taken to the hospital detention ward. A printer union card was found in his pockets with a note directing that in case of death colleagues be notified at addresses including WB Permach avenue and Peppochey Mich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LL. Lancer
WB Permach Avenue
Estate Letters Granted for Van Reypen Heir
The court granted letters of administration on the estate of Molin J. Van Reypen Jr who died by suicide in New York City. The petition by Admiral William K. Van Reypen seeks control of property valued at about 6500 with no debts reported. The heir is his son, and the estate reportedly lacks a real estate component.
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Bartard Seawell
Abeli
Qrlay Plain
Attormert
Worthington
Wo Clegett
Dartington
FS Bright
Wedresca
Harrell
Yorks
Cies Bainard & Sohrcon
Smbrore
Schrader
Luckert
Douglars
G Gardiner
Stewart
Nell Altorness
Jorn Ridew
Wo Richardson
Ridevouc
Tunford Attheners Keneety & Sheems
WeXally
Prin Wither
Calawell
Brown
Tinsa
L Po Loving
Stokes
Wevers Attorners Woon
Richardvon
Lea Simmons
Loledo Computing Seale Company
Xs Eeee
Wheaties
Warwick
Tdine
George P Hoover
Stafford
Mary C Gates
Wernli E Gates
AB Duvall
Mary L. Crampsey
Admini
William W Willan
Willan & Smith
William K van Reypen Jr
William K van Rerpen
Hood
A Hoehling
Taméa
Ghar Gian
Joseph D Sullivan
James
Orr
Irving Williamson
Hugh Barneh
Morgan
HS Bailey
Hate Hostral
Waroh
L A Batley
Wilken & Barkacele Betat
Robert Bruse
William K van Reypen
Lug Sor
Molin J. van Reypen Jr
Suicnide
New York City
Hoehling
van Reypen
Hig Son
Seizi
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Vote Lawson Proxies
New York Life and Mutual Life
Thomas Jen
Arid
Ommans
Drefermers
Marti
Arismind Prist
Sawonis
Metin
Governor's Office
New York
Bureau of Forestry
Tommy
Mia Tire
Lillian Osborne Topping
Herme
Ofartass
Na Poarat
Womin
Atv
Herbert VO
Powis
Sin Poles Court
Bali Woot
Bes Lins
Naeem
Sheldon
Charles Wo Slelien
Topeku
Hans
Tar Wesley Chanel
Dirk
Waypape
Harriman Railway
Wabash Extension
Bolivar-Orrville
Potomac
Admaans
Benjamin Colkmin
Hecepet
Thirteenth Street
Southeast
Cnses
Poluwe
Osutt Veteriay
George Vo Green
Tenth Street
Noribwen
Keelaun Tram
Wis
Shendan Street
Lundismaid
Sistheath
L Street
Anne
H G Ramball
Supreme Court
Fqlita Court NO 1
Lataueh Schmidt
Rees Pro Confesso
Yeleitors
Barnard & Johnson
George F Williams
T P Moors and
Gettings & Chamberlin Maupin +s
Bergmann
Maupin Ter
Tomlinson Recener
McNeill & attress Filett +s
Turk Decree
Pro Confessa
Henney
Ford
F Leighter
Galden Donaldson
Clancex Rile Ag
HW Wilson
Palicstors
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Clabaugh
Thomas F Waggaman
Circuit Court NO
Wright Marshal
Worthing
Joan Ridout
Tractor
Hayden Johnsod
Bailes - Steelman
Forey
Ross Perry & Son
Hay
Chamberlin
Cole & Donaldson
John Adow
Knight
Mullan & ‘Smyth
John Raum
Stodhrami
Baltimore
Ohio
Raitroad
Comnan
CW Darr
Hamilton & Healert
Tustin Anderson
Somerilie
Sunder
Fisianda
Kepin Brown
John Par
Dunn
William Toborg
Camberland
Brennan
Charles Larkins
Wilephane
Hasilton & Colbert ' Ne
Midehr
Gwaranty Fompans
Levy Attorness
Trandenburg & Liandenburg
Samuel Maddox
Juin Riduut
OH Bonessa
Disirat
Atty Fhevs
Stuart McNamara
Chapman Wo Maupin
Henry H Berg Man
Wo Maupin
Mornay
Helm
George H Hyd
RP Leighton
Henry S Matthews
William W Jones
S$ Matthews
Mary A Tilis
Phoee Seabrook
Harry “Lamaon
F J Darlington
W CO Sullivan
Shafer
Nina F Copperthite
W Op Williamson
Robert Hilers
Washington Employes’ Mutual Benefi Association
Red Beall
Samuel Brown
Capital Traction Company
Joe Taylor
Warden Johnson
Benjamin Watts
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Rl Downing
George A Berry
Benjamin Taues
WEBER
Pianola Circulating Library
Sanders @ Stayman Co
E. F. Droop & Sons Co
Knabe Parlor
Wim. Knabe & Co
POST
Washington, D. C
Gompers
Donnelly
Wal
Inter
Frank A. Smith
Small
Tee Bradfield
Niuwspaper
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