Munyon Remedies Closure Sparks Public Enthusiasm in Washington
Munyon’s Washington distribution of curative remedies ended after three days of heavy crowds and testimonial praise from prominent citizens. Druggists report extraordinary sales, with widespread belief in the cures for rheumatism and related ailments, as Prof Munyon’s remedies are presented as safe, home administered, and affordably priced with a health guide available at the Philadelphia office.
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Miunyons
Munyon
Mintons
Evers
Munyen's
Philadelphia
Munyen Remedy Company
Boies Calls For National Paper Currency Backed By Metals
Horace Boies a former Iowa governor and 1907 Democratic presidential hopeful argues for a national paper currency redeemable in gold or silver, backed by a Treasury reserve. He outlines issuing United States notes payable to bearer, with bullion backing, legal tender status, and reinvestment of redeemed notes, aiming to build Treasury reserves and reduce debt while preserving credit.
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Horace Boies
Iowa
Post
Santa Monica
Cal
Washington Post
Cerer
Bryan
Gov Boies
Congress
United States
National Bank
Ross
Horace Boies on currency and national banks reforms
Horace Boies argues for a mixed standard with gold and paper notes backed by reserves to ensure prompt redemption. He supports preserving national banks as savings depositories but calls for a government license system to insure deposit repayment and prevent runs, urging a stable monetary basis as essential for the republic.
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C Haye
Congress
Republic
Bcan
National Bank
Horace Boies
Mill Men Protest Discrimination in Cotton Freight Rates
Southern manufacturers including the Enterprise Sibley and Graniteville Mills accuse many Southern Western and transcontinental railroads of higher freight charges for cotton goods and cotton waste from Georgia and South Carolina to Pacific Coast terminals than for longer routes from New York and New England. The Enterprises also allege ships to China and Japan, and sue the same railroads plus Great Northern and Occidental and Oriental Steamship Companies, seeking relief under interstate commerce law.
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Southern
Comptsint
Interstate Commerce Commission
Enterprise, Sibley
Graniteville
Monroe Catter Mills
Riverside Mills
Georgia
South Carolina
New York
New England
Enterprise
Monroe
China
Japan
Great Northern
Occidental and Oriental Steamship Companies
Paelite Coast
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Woman Fagin Convicted of Petit Larceny
Mrs Santa Anna Lusby of M7 D street southeast was found guilty of one count of petit larceny in Police Court before Judge Mulloway. She was acquitted on six counts of grand larceny and petit larceny while held on grand larceny for the grand jury. Her daughter Mary Lusby and Nellie Buchter were involved. Lusby received six months imprisonment and $1,000 bond for grand jury appearance.
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Santa
Anna Lusby
D Street Southeast
de Lacy
Mulloway
Mary Lusby
Nellie Buehler
Mary
Mulrowny
Nellie Buchter
Baltimore and Ohio to pay 2500 in Terra Cotta wreck suit
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company agreed to pay Mrs. Jennie Lowe 2500 in full settlement of a suit for 10000 filed by attorney Charles Murphy after her husband A Lee Lowe was killed in the Terra Cotta wreck of December 30. Probate granted letters of administration to Lowe's son aged eleven, bond set at 10000. In a separate matter, a nolice prosequi was entered in the case against Judson Harrison for assault with a dangerous weapon after an incident at his Louisiana avenue business on March 10 1908.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Jennie Lowe
Lee Lowe
Circuit Court No. 1
Charles Murphy
Lowe
Gould
Pond
Commission
United States
Perry
District Supreme Court
Nolice
Judson Harrison
Louisiana Avenue
James B. Quarder
Harrison
Quander
Court of Appeals and Equity Court Record of District of Columbia
A DC legal record listing multiple cases before the Court of Appeals and Equity Court No. 1 and No. 2, with attorneys named for appellants and appellees. It covers case numbers, hearings, rulings, and motions, plus numerous real estate parcel transfers in SQUARE blocks and related assignments. Includes criminal court entries and estate assignments with numerous names and property deeds.
Court annuls marriage of Beha and Beha
Chief Justice Clabaugh ordered the annulment of John W Beha, a navy yard machinist, and Harriet Y Beha. The petition, filed August 15, 3905, alleges they wed in Alexandria, Virginia, on March 12, 198, Beha was seventeen. Harriet claimed to be Margaret W Groff of Waynesboro, Pennsylvania. Beha later learned she had previous marriage to Edward Everly Stough, alive, since September 10, 1897, at Chambersburg, Pennsylvania. The wife did not answer the petition.
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Edward Everly Stough
Family seeks $20,000 damages from filtration firm
Charles C Barber of 412 South Capital Street sues the New York Continental Filtration Company in the District Supreme Court for $20,000 claiming injuries to his family and property from dust smoke noise and gases from a tunnel project started February 1904 at the new Union Station location.
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Charles C Barber
South Capital Street
District Supreme Court
New York Continental Jeweil Filtration Company
Union Station
South Capitol Streat
Railroads Seek 10 Percent Freight Increase Across Major Routes
The Record-Herald reports railroads plan a nationwide freight rate rise as shippers would bear the cost. A Chicago meeting of Central Freight Association and Trunk Line Association officials, covering over 100,000 miles, prepared a vote on raising minimum car load limits and overall rates, potentially adding millions annually to railroad revenues.
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Chicago
Record-Herald Today
Territe
Chile River
Seaboard
Canada
Central Freight Association
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Trunk Line Association
Atlantic Ocean
Will and probate items fill district paper page
The November 13 1905 will of Edward Lander leaves 10000 to his niece Eliza West and smaller sums to several relatives with Louisa Lander named executrix. Beverly E Moodey 1906 will filed for probate entrusts property to sister Margaret W Moodey for Beverly Rays children. Henry S Crowell 1886 will filed for probate noting two sons. William Bumbrey sues for 10000 damages from Capital Traction Co for injuries on July 3 1908 at Calvert Street and Clifford Place.
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Edward Lander
Eliza West
Anna Mary Young
J. Howard Smith
Edward Lander Smith
Charles West
Louisa
Katherine Pailps
Annette McDonald
Louisa Lander
Beverly E. Moodey
Greenville
D. C
Margaret W. Moodey
Beverly Ray
Pees HL
Eoff Moodey
Henry 8
Crowell
Alfrey H
Frederick H
William Bumbrey
Samuel Rose
District Supreme Court
Capital Traction Company
Bumprey
Calvert Street
Cliffourne Place
Iron Market Easier Says Trade Review
The Iron Trade Review predicts no major drop in pig iron prices as demand remains steady. It notes earlier weakness in the American market, limited foreign iron arrivals after April, and ongoing strength in finished products though rail orders face money-tightness delays.
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Trade Review
Cleveland
Onto
The
Iron Trade Review
Hingland
New Orleans
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Washington Distribution
Washington
Minyon
Kide
Ikidnes
Zenife
BOIES
Gurrengy
Lusby
Baltimore
Ohio
A. L. Lowe
Legal Record
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Seth Shepard
Louis &. McComss
Charles H. Robbis Wo
Morgat
Adame
H. Greay
J. J. Darlington
E. Hilton Jackson
Denkina
Purcell
C. P. Digns
H. B. Rowland
Rndle Et al
Gibson
Ke A. Bailey
Cady
Supreme Court
Equity Court NO
Clabaugh
Harre
Dowsing
Beha
Bobs
Wartage
Haden
Suntor
Dickerson
Shetrer
Sherrer
John W. Davidse
Circuit
Justice Wright
Adams & Co
Ohio Railroead Company
Adigmaent Om
Ray
Pay
Central District Emergency
O Saromereitie
Brown
No & Wright Ve Baum
Central National Bank
Sbryas
Toles
Stuart
Washington Sevinga Bank
Sacks
Key
Love
Stidham
Circuit Court NO
Otr
Anderson Ea
Owens
Cross
Javinn
Richards Ve Zurhorat
Grady Va
White Harvest Company
Alter
Jackson
Baker
Weserva
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Wilmington Railroad Company
Nash
McIntire
Hawks Ve. Brown
Criminal Court No. 0
Justice Blaord
Jennie L May
Jennie L. Mauys
Kit
Criminal Court NO. 2
Justice Barnard
James Melntoah
Homes Et
Lolie L Burn
Yey Lang
Lillian P Nichol
Johanna Block
Theodore Block
Menry Dyer
Andrew
Dyer
Mber
Dentiam
Carrie B Childs
Florence Hildreth
Franklin Pyle
George E. Hamilton
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Mary Fogg
Harry Landvoight
Florence Haskins
Gerard
T Terwisse
Manning Heights
Roger
Manning
Maregaret C Browning
Unbanus E Baughman
Randle Highlands
United States Realty Company
William M Bailey
Georgetown
Brainard
Warner Et Ux
Brainard H ‘Warner, Jr
George Squares
Walter Woodward
A M ‘Lothrop
Woodward & Lothrop
Equara
Cleveland Heights
Tota
Alonzo Warn
Joby M Henderson
Uneeda
Biscuit
National Biscuit’ Company
White House
Boston Baking Company
B Streets
S.W
Central Traffic Association
E . Marcha
Cherry St
Telsde
My Referenc Bank
Toledo
Sunday Post
Postpala
Aft Grans Rt
Eee
Washington, D. C
P. O. Box
Mra. W. A. M
Richmond
Camarate
Enone
A. C
C.j
Tle
WS. B
Alexandrias Va
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