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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1906

Page

3

New Copper Company Incorporation Attracts Interest

Montana copper developments draw attention as a new copper company in Butte and surrounding area files articles of incorporation and announces intent to conduct general operations. Union Cotton Mills bankruptcy in Charleston shock. Hughes named referee. mills to operate under agreement with Maine-based Union Cotton Mills. trustee to be appointed March 10.

Montana Therlineate Othe Butte & Bacon Copper Wash Union Cotton Millis Charleston Union Cotton Mills Union D. C United States District Court Hughes Maine Mills Company of Maine Urikwits

Lang to Pay Penalty Read by Supreme Tribunal

The court reversed the lower court, holding that cumulative sentences were lawful only when they involve separate imprisonments. It held that the two imprisonments did not aggregate to more than one year and that the appellant’s sentences were proper and non cumulative. The case involves Robert Taung and a police court sentence, with further review by higher courts. The decision discusses the interpretation of the code on cumulative sentences and potential final adjudication by the United States Supreme Court.

Supreme Tribunal Dell James E. Burris Roberk Taung Apnelles Polles Serkan Will ‘ Nyaon Tlerheri Petey Trent Warden Parris Vasa United States

Iron industry records set for pig iron production

January to February reports show a new pig iron production record with 2,boxroes tons produced weekly and a rise in coke and iron outputs. The iron market is strong with early delivery demand increasing and steel company stocks rising, while settlements and orders reflect robust activity across U.S. mills and export markets.

Orate United States Idast Iren Sheeby Tie Steel Corporation Find Hughes Ser S. Ucla New York City Boston and Maiine Pennsylvania Railroad Chesapeake and Time Panama Seurkapnet Chicago Baer Gebts Steel Corpora Dens Bessmer Vaga

The Market Basket In Washington Markets

Washington housewives missed regular shopping as Valentine preparations kept buyers away from markets. Lettuce and tomato prices rose while overall stock was abundant yet prices poised to fall with better weather. Florida orange supplies dwindled, California fruit expected, and Friday fish choices noted along with duck and turkey availability. Copper and metal quotes in London and locally steady with modest shifts. various foundry and ore prices also reported.

Washington South Florida California Aly Daly New York Chesge London Petog LS Jawad Fansdon Cleveland Foundry Northern Foundry Southern

Oil Quotations In North Lima And Taiedu Ohio

Fragmentary data from oil market listings shows regional quotations for North Lima and Taiedu Ohio with partial figures. Given the garbled OCR, essential entities include locations North Lima Taiedu and Ohio with implied price notes, but exact values are unreadable.

Judge Mullowny Sentences Wagonfield Thirty Days in Workhouse

The judge dealt with Valentine C. Wagonfield charged with disorderly conduct after a Valentine’s Day arrest at Central Union Mission. Wagonfield said he was drunk and as crazy as a June bug, prompting a 30 day workhouse sentence to curb further bouts.

Mullowny Valentine CC Wagonfield Jenting St. Valentine’s Day Central Union Mission Mulloway Waxonfield

Treat Defends US Treasury From Allege deficit Claims

At a Los Angeles Chamber reception United States Treasurer Charles H. Treat spoke on the current currency state. He disputed fears of a looming panic and an alleged deficit, noting the government spent 22 001 000 more than receipts in the year ending June 30, yet in the seven months since then revenues from customs and internal sources surpassed the prior year by 32 million.

Los Angeles Comuter United States Charles H. ‘Treat

Live Stock Market Totals and Prices Across Cities

Live Stock Markets report from New York and Chicago on February 14 shows receipts for hogs cattle calves and sheep with prices moving. New York markets list steers cows bulls and veal with mixed firmness and some declines for lambs while Chicago receipts reflect a stronger cattle market with higher bid ranges and varied sheep and hog figures.

New York Chicago

Baltimore Markets and Grain Prices on February 14

Dull flour, steady to higher wheat and corn quotes, and mixed grain futures across commodities. Receipts and exports tallies appear for corn, oats, rye, and soy. cattle hogs sheep and lambs listed with price ranges. government receipts and expenditures noted. New York reports a gold shipment plan to Argentina totaling 1.75 million this week.

Baltimore Easler Reo New York Muller, Schall & Co Argentina

Day of Douglass Honored Across Washington Schools

A city wide tribute to Frederick Douglass marked Douglass Day with speeches by Oswald Villard and Judge Terrell at M Street High School. Negro schools from Stevens to Douglass held exercises from 1 to 2 pm, honoring Douglass and education since his death in 1895.

Stevens School M. E. Gibbs W. S. Montgomery Wormley School BE. F. Wilsom

President Cassatt Replies To Bituminous Coal League

Philadelphia February 14 President A J Cassatt of the Pennsylvania Railroad said he had never heard of the Bituminous Coal Trade League of Pennsylvania which presented a memorial to the House at Washington He denied owning coal mines denied discrimination in car distribution and denied a soft coal trust He urged complainants to seek action from the Interstate Commerce Commission or the Department of Commerce and Labor which he said have authority to investigate alleged discrimination and restraints of trade.

Philadelphia A. J. Cassatt Pennsylvania Railroad Company Pennsylvania Railroad Cassait Interstate Commerce Commission Department of Commerce and Labor

Delaware and Hudson Pleads Not Guilty in Rebates Case

In Albany today before Judge Ray the Delaware and Hudson Company and General Electric Company of Schenectady faced indictments for violating the rebate law. It was indicated that New York Central Railroad will likely enter a similar plea to a parallel charge.

Delaware and Hudson Albany N. J Ray United States District Court Delaware and Hudson Company General Electric Company Schenectady New York Central Railroad Company

Fire Hard to Fight Hits Cincinnati Church

Fire on February 14 damaged the First Presbyterian Church in central Cincinnati, threatening nearby large buildings including the Cincinnati Traction Company and Mercantile Library structures. Water supply limited efforts, but damage stayed largely to the basement and a few offices.

Cincinnati Ohio First Presbyterian Church Fourth Fifth Walnut Main Streets Cincinnati Traction Company Mercantile Library Walnut Street

Proved His Marksmanship in Saloon Fatal Shooting

Banville February 14 James Jones aged forty four was instantly killed early today by Peter Dietrick in a saloon Dietrick shot Jones in the head after a boast about marksmanship and was arrested gleefully.

Banville James Jones Peter Dietrick Ietrick Jones Dietrick

Dynamite accident kills worker at Illinois Steel plant

Chicago February 14 One man was killed and seven others injured at the Illinois Steel Company plant in South Chicago when a worker struck dynamite with a shovel in a trench. The man who struck the charge was instantly killed and his body hurled into the alley. The seven survivors are seriously hurt but expected to recover.

Chicago Ilinois Steel Company Aly

Wabash to Cut Ohio Passenger Service Over Two-Cent Fare

Pittsburg Feb 34 President Delano of the Wabash Railway says passenger service in Ohio will be reduced due to the state legislature action establishing a logger passenger rate. Several trains in the state are unprofitable and will be dropped from the schedule.

Pittsburg Delano The Wabash Railway Ohio

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