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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1906

Page

34

Germans Seek Peace and extended trade rights with U S

Chancellor von Buelow expects an easy Reichstag majority to extend the commercial treaty rates to June 30, 1907, aided by strong trade associations. Provisional measures and possible early treaty arrangements are discussed as Germany seeks to maintain favorable export terms while negotiators aim for a broader reciprocal agreement with the United States.

Reichstag Bilin von Buelow United States Crities Germany Counton Posidowsky Welner Interior

SPEAKS ON TRADE UNIONISM IN WASHINGTON HALL

Charles Sherman of Chicago argues industrial unionism has surpassed trade unions in usefulness. He asserts that production should drive output, not present union structure, while critics warn against fragmentation among unions. The talk, interrupted by applause, emphasizes producer control over work flow and output.

Shermans Sturke Umien Unien Outara Rth

Mrs Gardner Engagement Sparks White House Romance Rumor

Washington society eyes swirl around the rumored betrothal of Mrs Gardner of Boston to Rep Bourke Cochran of New York amid the Longworth Roosevelt wedding festivities at the White House. Reported gestures and courtship at Mrs Slater’s reception intensify talk of a Boston New York union as flowers and etiquette mark the unfolding social drama.

Bourke Cochran Gardner Longworth White House Washington New Job Press Jack Gardner Boston W Rourke Cochran New York Alice Roosevelt Nicholas Longworth New Yorker Bostonian Gartner Alice Langworth Manhattan Presidents Mansion Oyster Bay Bick Bay Louety S.ttterlee Miss Roosevelt Fenway Palace Cochran Harvard Theodore Roosevelt Slater

Market Basket Opens Week With Dull Demand At Central Market

The Central Market opens the week with weak demand and high prices for fruit and vegetables. Strawberries top 75 cents a quart, pineapples 40 cents each, Florida oranges rise to 20 to 30 cents a dozen, and apples fetch a dollar per peck. Dried fruit shows life, string beans 26 cents per quart, lettuce 10 to 15 cents a head, cucumbers 25 cents each, and celery five to stock at 16 cents or three for 25 cents. Poultry prices rise with hen at 27 cents and fowl 18 cents, turkeys 22 to 25 cents, ducks 12 to 15 cents, while river fish stay scarce as Lent approaches.

Storms Resigns as Secretary of State in Indiana

Daniel E. Storms resigns as Indiana secretary of state after a short talk with Gov Hanly. Frederick Sims named to fill unexpired term starting April 1. Storms to repay 6310 to the state, money to be raised from railroad interests to avert a possible special session and two cent fare legislation. Governor says no agreement with rail interests to prompt resignation. other causes for a session remain unsettled.

Indianapolis Ind Daniel E. Storms Hanly Frederick Sims Storms Sims Socrat Society Washington Post Washington, D. C The Poat Supreme Court of the District of Columbia District Court of the United States District of Columna United States District Court For Distrit of Columbia Congress United States Court House City Hall United States Massachusetts Avenue North Capitol Massachusetts North Capital Street New Jersey Avenue Mineen Chase Rawer Moss Gerorga Spransy Ffe Cunningham

Clearinghouse Urges Expanded Bank Loans in Congress

The New York Clearing House today adopted a resolution urging passage of a bill to let national banks lend to a single person or company up to one tenth of the bank's capital and surplus, replacing the previous one-tenth limit of the capital, excluding surplus. It also proposed resuming clearinghouse relations with trust companies, many of which had withdrawn over cash reserve requirements.

New York Clearinghouse New York Tech New York Glearing Congress Clearing House Haimemonus

Traction Lines Sold in Receivers' Sale at $600000

Springfield Ohio reports the Dayton Spermefield Urbana Interurban Line part of Appleyard roads sold at receivers sale to A Locke representing Randal Morgan and Kelsey Schoepf for $600000. Locke also bought Columbus Fondon and Spizeld Traction Line at $256000 upset price. New York market notices follow with cattle hogs calves and sheep prices and volumes for Feb 19.

Springfield Ohio Dayton, Spermefield Urbana Appleyard Roads A & Locke of Hoston Randal Morgan Philadelphia Widener- Vikens Syndicate Kelsey Schoepf Cincinnati Schoepf Locke Columbus Fondon Spizeld

Foreclosure suit against Ohio and Indiana Gas Company

Foreclosure filed by Central Trust Company of New York OH for 2 million dollars in U S court here seeking to recover bonds and claims on Ohio and Indiana Gas Company and Ohio and Indiana Consolidated Natural and Illuminating Gas Company The action covers gas fields wells pumping stations real estate electric plants telephone lines leases stocks and bonds with interest in default since December 1904 totaling about 174000 dollars. Market notes follow with cattle hogs and calf prices.

Ohio and Indiana Gas Company Toledo Ohio Central Trust Company of New York United States Ohio and Indiana Consolidated Natural and I Illuminating Gas Company Indiana

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