Industrial boom across the South highlights new plants and ventures
The Manufacturers' Record notes a wave of southern industrial projects in progress or planned, including cotton warehouses, Portland cement plants, textile facilities, dyeing and finishing shops, and diverse manufacturing ventures from New Haven to Mobile, Brazos Valley, and Jacksonville. Investments reach millions in capital stock as firms outline expansions, new facilities, and canal or rail developments to boost output and storage capacity.
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Indus
Res
Amul Vets
New Heate
Ara Bes
Phew Plana
Charles WooVa
Portland Ce Ua
Chatos
Albor Nh
Aleet Real Transciso
Irma Ft Rson Company Incorporated
Brazos Valley
Mam
Ten Wax Incorporated
Inrington NC
Sapulpa Xlswan
Vital Stoke Tyan
Tilmington NO
Pratt
Eenter
Gladencoun
Chicago
Orleans
Hazel Aas Glass
Wheeling
Corker Wo Va
Asphalt thins streets as cities race to pave faster
The article notes a national shift toward asphalt paving over wood and other surfaces. Washington leads in miles of paved streets, with Chicago, Philadelphia, and New York also highly ranked. It compares area counts for cobblestone and macadamized streets and highlights sewer length data across states as urban paving evolves.
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Ersua Bureau
Deater
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Tc Arts
Possesuy
Cleveland
Buffals
Gaelantil Washington
United States
Tanited
New York
Washington Tonka Alyg
Pittsburg
Wilea
Baltimore
Notte
Braniies
Commissioners Back Bill on Damage Case at Unen Station
Commissioners report support for a damage bill as special committee introduces legislation. The presiding officer Walliam Ure Wot t claims 451m value applies to property at Unen Station. The chamber agreed to proceed amid arrest concerns.
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Walliam
Atrest
Washington Bank Plans for Nine-Story Marble Structure
Plans prepared for District National Bank to raze the old Le Street building and erect a nine story, 98 foot frontage structure with granite foundations, terra cotta and brick upper floors, marble and gold decor, and a 480 office room layout. Construction to begin after site clearance, with occupancy hoped by February 1911 per Thompson Sterrett and Burnham plans.
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Commercial Congress
District National
District National Bank
Washingtons
Bulding
Milyurn Holster & Co
Wiliam & Lipscom & Co Funldes
National Bank
Ixaulta
Congress
Legal Notices of Equity and Circuit Courts in District of Columbia
A garbled OCR record lists multiple court entries including Equity Court assignments for February 7 1918 and 1910, Circuit Court items, criminal court notices, and attorney names such as Gardiner Woeppelwell McLachlen, with names of parties like Young vs United Clear Stores and Capital Traction Company. The fragmentary text references Justices Andersen Claknagh Gould and various law firms, filing dates, and docket notes across courts in the District of Columbia.
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Supreme Court
Columbia Equity Court
Justice Andersen
Circuit Court
Juathe Wright
Stansbury Ya Garden & Cotton Boys
Ambrose & Smith—Baker Sheehy & Megan
Young
United Clear Stores Company
Atorneys
Gardiner & Wopewell
Mcken
Elgenery & Witz
Tee Ve Capital Traction Company
Altnrneya Lackin
Fallon & Cox
RG de
Uscure
Uscure—R R Pory & Jouane GT Deniop
Baden
Laneburgh Attorney
Thorgwin HH “Hollander
Johnson Va Capital
Fuigines Gul Frailey—Perry Datap
Gor Juguat
Samehaws Palmer Attoton
Wolf & Roventurg
Wilson
Tornesa Forton & Gasklus
Fern & Dunlop
Lewis
Jouca Gompeny Y Diersa Viz Attorneye Lewia—Tabriner
Hallam Ya Carrothers
Wolf & Raneeberg
Matthews & Teas
Herschel xx Town Apartment House Company
Halston Siddona
Richar Con Blowart
Leighton & McLachlen
Gourt Xoe
Justice Claknagh
Southern Surely Company
Atiomos Blair
Tsom
McCracken
Capital ‘Traction Campeny
Steman & Lerch Hoes Parry & Son
G T Dunlop
Estate and probate docket items from Hutchinson county court
A dense 1910 probate and real estate notice listing wills, guardianship appointments, and property transfers across multiple estates. Names include Willam Crewe, Dugald Merrion, Joshua Johnson, Mary Vance, and Susan Walf, with guardianship bonds and legacies noted. Items reference parcels in LeDroit Park, Columbia Heights, and surrounding DC-area blocks, with dates and attorney initials.
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Justice Barcurt
Dugald
Merrion
Red
Susan & Walf
Will
Ripa
Lem Towers Jr
Josiua Johnson
Stewart
Sewell
England Angie
Safa
Gordon
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Yorston
China
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Natonal Bank
Banking Department
St Matthews Church
Puldugs
Washngton
Herruary Wu
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Saradany
Criminal Court NO 1
Justice Gould Catted
Ho Willard
Secretary of the Interior
Fall Attaney Traylor
Ernest Davia Corns
Frank Prez
Cort
George Willard
Dosn
Huntics
Stelford Melville
eSellt & uNellt
Wonlay Evbrusry
Eatate
Willam
Twulfth Street
Amd
Mreeta
Timothy A
Carroll
Requeller
Ahgyli Park
Shelton
Cameron
Fhurens Il
John Swar
Peter Warrer
Lote
Squire
Lot & Square
Gafaftion
Max Buiblowitz
Philp Berman
Groves Patk
Groves Park Company
George Wo
Montgometz Jet
Mashachusette Avenue
Charlotte Eo
Fradkiin
Jet
Columbia Heights
Charles J Welker
Adoling
Lopley
Anner
Qnara
Norti
James Alferd
Jamee Sharsot
Laura If Gisner
Wurtdlan
Renu du Baliye
Henry White
Larence
Froclleneux
Theo
Willem B
Kerkam
Ure
Clbeun
Thomas Talaor
Foustain Peston
Mary Fop
Bruce
Allovall Lote
Samuel Bersinger
Gereon Meraimge
Henry P Rorder
Eerurs Balch Wilko
Square Sqlarf
TG Redfern
James Becker
Gearse G
MrEiwee
Ealace Tim Insurance Company
Freeman Cas
Bergmann
Lorena
Jonn
Feng
Kobe
Thames
Hinpaice Coe
Sqlar
P Brown
Ll Helshell
Robert Allahan
Eture Wiliam
Tintoter
William Kew
Etual Fire
Lille
Janes Barr
Charles A. Peters
Jaha
Freeres
Eguty
Richard
Bellinger
Erine Njuocrion Patntit
Duane
Frany Boz
John Benson
Bray
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Boodgood
van Bern
Secety
Lenox
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