Clothes To Pay Bill Faces Police Court Here
Richard Heard denies defrauding the Shoreham Hotel of about 109 dollars for rooms and wine. His baggage, left at the hotel, will be appraised by experts to prove its value exceeds the amount claimed. The case was continued as witnesses testified about his character and sanity, with Heard linked to musical circles and Massachusetts aristocracy.
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Richard Heard
Shoreham Hotel
Mulloway
Richard Shard
Pond
Washton Symphony Orchestra
United States
Acardia
Rees
Shoreham
Connecticut Avenue
St Elizabeths
Samuel D Truitt
Weard
Slater
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Deeds of Trust In Square 1062 and Surrounding Lots
Property records show numerous deeds of trust securing mortgages on lots in Square 1062 and adjacent blocks including names such as Chesterman Sullivan Linsoln and multiple trust companies. Loans range from hundreds to thousands with terms from 2 to 70 months and interest from 4 to 8 percent, detailing annual and semiannual payments and securing associations such as the Permanent Building Association and Arcade Company.
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Differbaught Construction Campas
David Co Chesterman
George F Sullivan
Dana Linsoln
Dave Lots
Bougust Schlegel Et Ux
Wharton Vorester
Michal
Colbert
Aseoeiation Sim
Herman T Holm
Chapin Brown
Hein Wo Bergmann
Hom
Nathan Ty Aber
Ben
Woton
Chan
Leana Fupport
Pentemi Animatis
Bengamin
Mortun
Leighton Pistes
Averueihy
Willary
Sularf
Faitholomew Brown
Mars Dore
Catherine Hevlghan
Phelan Hawn
Dole
Paul IF
Moreland
Charles Wy Lairfay
Tae Mo Beall
SIM Park -Chanes Bo Wallace
Watson T Newton
John
Hamilton
Hope
Mount Fleasant
Pleasant Plains
Shifinan Clus
Algernon S$ Garliner
Ibee Dent
Alevande
Mooruvex
Jom & Mand Georg
Lee
Widow Smite
Stiimans
Gonrse FF Flaisg
Edward le Hiliver
Seur Wallant
Ashby Lata Benjanin
Aidwell Et Ux
Washington
Lean and Trust Compans
Aquitebla Copperrite
Asso Ieston
Inglfside
Frederick S Smith
Simon Wolf
Myer Cohen
Samuel Winner
Meer Cohen
Tank F Smith
Sian Wolk
T Rawlings
Frank YS
Biward
Millar
Sanniers
Widnot
Walter TE White
William D Bietchtys
Eimer
Hames
Sam
Eimer + Ramer
Claude C Dunkle
George G. Travers
Ssralanmmalls
Tibasant Peapss
Arade Company
Ubarlea
Etrawn
Joseph Saunders
Serre Emile Heiner
Cort Gemilanniunily
Simie Folaster
Willa Ato Wittam
Quinter
Thomas Walker
Wastitgren
William
Edmonston
William L Milter
Edward
Yy& Heal Savings and Trust Company
Anerican Security Bnd Trust Company
Simo Suis
Seman Ails Tor Oe
War relics tale from Civil War era cigar mystery
A Hagerstown resident recalls a 48 year old cigar tied to Civil War days. Frederick hutmen and Joseph Martin allegedly paid 15 dollars and two daggers for a horse in April 1862 as Confederate soldiers moved through the area. Martin kept a cigar relic until now, later giving one dagger to Hartman. the other remains with Martin as a Civil War relic.
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Hagerstown
Rederick
Nea Gettersburg
Joseph Martin
Martin
Gid
Hartman
United States Commerce Court Admits Several Attorneys
The legal record outlines admission to practice for multiple lawyers including Mr PooS Farrell of Ve ion Mr Wiliam & Lamb of Iowa Mr Heim Bruce of Kentucky and others. It notes intercity and interstate commerce matters before the United States Court of Customs Appeals and references a consolidated order for briefs and proceedings.
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United States Commerce Court
Knapp
Archbald
Hant Tuga Cariaud
Mack
Poos Farrell
Ve Ion
Wiliam & Lamb
Iowa
Heim Bruce
Kentucky
Grand B James
Ohio
Jugena L. Coddess
Virginia
Arthur R Thompson
Paca Opeilla
Isans Brown
Distlet
Columbi Ve
Ho Brown
Columba
James Gladlay
Frenk
Mackett Hooker
Faghe White
Interstale Commerce
Marth
Tee Anderson Harris Phildelpin Aalthavre
Wastingtm
flasIraad
Tachig Gilton & Keen
Ar Ness Wokinness
Hart
Tracien
Npam
Attmness
Cool Frailey
Almvainder Wolf
Ro Noss
Pirry & Sam
G T Dunlop
Jusnee Barnard Te
Neots
Crauk
Atterness Lambert & Veinay
Colbert
Stewart Mtorneya
Weeland
Fraind S
Sinath Atherness
Douglist Baker
Rilsion Sides
Rukardsn Daraston
Roebinion Ve Cares
Mar sleudl—Thomasa
Cunningham Va Maas Attorneys
le Jan & Smith Scasnurger
United States
Mtge Lartait & Veatan Douglas Baker & Snereall
Real estate notices mixed with names and parcels in Northwest District
A long OCR fragment lists numerous property transfers and trustees across multiple blocks in Northwest and surrounding streets. Included are names such as Schiffman, Schaper, Leighton, Phelps, Wade, and others. Parcels, lots, and squares are described with varying sizes and prices, referencing streets like Ninth, High, North Capitol, and Park.
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Rane Indi Ands
United States Realty Company
John W Willams
Pith
Lond Ik
William YF Wade
Tohn F Stueltart
Highth
Ninth
Jordan
Edward Wo Koss
Fois
Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
Lexander Schaper
Joseph Schiffmin
K_street
Groven Brahler Et
August Schlegel
William of Wilden
Neaconesses
Missionarie
Prt
Easipy Park
Filon Trewton
Charles R Witla
Albart Foex
Bejamin
Leighton
Sontheast
Courteenth
7Th Streets
Clarence
Wight Ct
Hoeger
Trinidad
Reeger
Streft Solthmlst
Joseph Schlman
Bertha L Schaper
Comembia
Hella
Schiffman
Mount Pleasant
Cleveland
John Sherman
Namue bin Hon Te
Plank Thelps
Phelps
Phelps Concess
Jesse Wo Rawlings
Sintel Stride Noptifast
Sarah T Warter
Etvir
George
Wms
Otte
Bsthret
Southeaat
Semuel & Durkle Cts
Walter HO White
Strett
Livia
Burton
Janes
Barre
Joseph Schiffman
Vic Hewlett
Import Restrictions Halt Tea Imports Under Board Action
A Treasury Department announcement outlines prohibitions on certain tea imports under the act of 18%, with the board imposing restrictions on shipping and sale. The ruling affects importers and traders regarding specified tea consignments and related matters.
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Tin Board
Hsme
Prize structure and entry rules for a contest
The document lists prize amounts from Eighth to Twenty Fifth, with cash prizes and dividends tied to the subscription payment by the winning contestant. It states each five dollar increment and notes that each 56 or 70 cent entry allows a submission, limited to twelve solutions per contestant. It also allows a contestant to win more than one prize.
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United States Court of Customs Appeals
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Munters
Dudge Smith Basler
United State
Rong Co
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Broly
Alun BR
Charles EM Nabb
Brew & Lang
James TL Gerry
Prank Lied
United State Works of
James Lo Ger
Art James Loeri
Charles T WoNabb
Anan Ro Brown
Ellbrook Manufacturing Company
New York
Ug Colle
Hunt
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Stafford Tare Tunner
Planarness Co Mlempint Lp
Biifadsar
Cathar Deoudant
Atlrass Cinter Tremonis & Welghe
Wiser
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Mithen
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Bond
James Wann
Will
Willian Ho Haney
Bugley
George Wo Hugueh
Jame
Gra Mo Huguely
Charles $ Shreve Jr
Chetes
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Henrietta A Mesand
Joseph D
Albert
Wilson
Doolin
Mars
Guardian Bond
ES Barney
William TE Locke
Attor Jnex Feo
TL Chen
Benjamin Quigment
Numicipal Court
Campbell
Daniel Murray
Walter Hwoackay
DB Cottrell
FA Fenning
Poher
Henry A 'Whailen
Mount Vernon
Warshail
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Berart
Elmey & Wootar
Imore Jarvis
Eugene G
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Torlay
Whitford
Artorams Worthinston & Trules
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Clalaurh
Peter Bulbel
George Pdwarla
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