More Money Needed As Winter Bites the Poor
The Associated Charities and Citizens Relief Association issued a joint statement announcing the year’s budget is complete but urging further contributions. Funds are needed for fuel, care of distressed families, and to support separate committees' work despite heavy donations already received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Citizens' Relief Association
Seasun
Citizens’ Relief Association
Ff Witkins
Sil
Washington Post
Cunributias Stightee
Frederic Lemith
XV. Woodward
Varoran Thom
Henry Yeunis Hamlin
H.R. F
Simon Watt
Macfar
John Mn
Treasure
Minnagers
W. Pearson
Frederic L. Moore
T. Neuman
Willam Wre
B. Erend
Agna EB. Murray
Dada Ma
Dro Wa
BR. Thonssen
Matian Walle
H. L
Meovharies
Littlefield
Mra
AG. Walker
Sis
Cuartes H. Poor
Mey
Ratsan
Svinn C. Kennon
Muna & Po
N. Overton Messenger
Me. Benjamin S. Mines
Albert Osters
Beatey Smith
Ww. Aaukter
J .T. Marshall
Hester E. Ramsulaj
Edwin DP. Walker
Mel. Wide
Serewn
John II Willkins
Itr
Town
Luis FP
Corea
G. Barclay Hives
M.os
Arthur T. Brice
E.W
Leveel
Miss Livy i
Bi B. Donaldson
James H. Saville
Mr. B. B
Beteh Boblason
J. Uu
Bust of Washington Unveiling at the Capitol Sparks Reflection
The article recalls the Washington bust by Houdon and the Jefferson figure in Statuary Hall, detailing its history from creation in France to arrival in the United States. It notes Capt Uriah Levey’s role in funding and delivering the statue, and mentions its display near the presidential mansion as a symbol of national memory and republican ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whivens
Washington
eYaces
Grat— Studle
David A. Angers
Houden
Orious
Noatabie Hall
Nee
Jefferson
David
Rogers
Atlanti
Uriah Levey
Statuary Hall
Lafayette
America
Rt Mon
Dodge
David Vaueers
Congress
Elizabeth Bryant Johnston
Railroads Plan Broad Expansion and Leadership Shifts
The article reports revived talk of Erle becoming the eastern end of the Harriman system, plus multiple appointments across major lines. It notes rising rail earnings for New York Central in January and extensive Southwest railroad development planned for 1905, with leadership changes at Erie, Baltimore and Ohio, Illinois Central, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erle
Harriman
Michigan Central
Central Hallway
Buffalo
J. T. King
Atlantic Coast Line Railway
F. B. Reid
Erie
Denver
Colo
New York Central
W. Egan
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Chicago
Loyal Women Entertain Guests at Legion Hall
The Legion of Loyal Women hosted a Monday evening program at 419 Tenth Street with President Mrs. Juta Grey Burnett welcoming attendees. Performances featured violinist William H. Sholz, soprano Blanche Muir Dalgreish, contralto Agnes O Neal, accompanist Norman Daly, and a dramatic recitation by Mrs. Burnett, followed by refreshments organized by a long list of hospitality volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion of Loyal Women
Tenth Street
Fanny Pomeroy
Legion
Juta Grey Burnett
Wm. H. Sholz
Blanche Muir Dal~ Greish
Robin
Wm. K. Miller
Agnes O'Neal
Norman Daly
Burnett
F. B. Curtis
M. A. Cook
Kate Riley
C. R. Crook
BE. E. Donahue
M. A. Lamb
Gertrude Spencer
Olive Johnson
Effie Bundick
Cora Penfield
M. L. Smith
Jane Gibson
Marie Kearny
Carrie Shinn
Railroad suit seeks forced condemnation of Brower parcel
Mandamus actions filed in the District Supreme Court by Milford M Brower to compel the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company to condemn a portion of his lot within the New York avenue Florida avenue Eckington place and seventh street tract. Attorneys Baker and Sherrill and Douglass and Douglass represent owners amid the zone for the new union station freight area. Chief Justice Clabaugh to hear the Circuit Court No 2 proceedings at 10 Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Supreme Court
Milford M. Brower
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
New York Avenue
Florida Avenue
Eckington Place
Seventh Street
Baker and Sherri
Dounglass & Douglass
Union Station
Clabaugh
Circuit Court No. 2
Circuit Court NO
Chapman
Washington, Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railway Company
J. McD
Carrington
Campbell Carrington
Hayden Johnson
A. A. Hoehling
Johnson
Chappel
Birney & Woodard
Cooper
A. W. Scott
United States
Samuel Gassenheimer
Bing
Michael G. McCormick
H. E. Davis
D. W. Baker
Eugena Brooks
Justice Gould
James Hayes
Caveater
R. F
Caveatee
Tucker & Kenyon
Smith Thompson, Jr
J. Nota M. Gi
Baller
United States Vs
Thomas Creek
Bankruptcy Court
Justice Anderson
Henry F. Getz
W. M. Haslam
Acquitted of Robbery Charge in Criminal Court No 1
Charles Carpenter colored was acquitted yesterday by the jury before Justice Wright in a robbery case. The indictment claimed he snatched a pocketbook from Mrs Catherine Williams on Seventh street southwest near the Smithsonian grounds Christmas Eve. Identified by Mrs Williams and a second witness, he proved an alibi selling evergreens at the market. Attorneys D W Baker and A W Scott defended him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Carpenter
Justice Wright
Carpenter
Catherine Williams
Seventh Street
Smithsonian Grounds
Supreme Court and DC Court of Appeals Docketed Sessions
The legal record lists United States Supreme Court cases No. 136 308 406 410 and 354 with judges present including Chief Justice Fuller and Justices Harlan Brewer Brown White Peckham Meenta Holmes and Day. Appellees engage attorneys King Campbell Hoyt. various notices show adjournments and schedule for Thursday February 23 1905. District of Columbia Court of Appeals and Equity Courts follow with numerous cases pending trial, hearings, dismissals, and assignments across multiple dockets and week-long sessions through February 23 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Justice Harlan
Justice Brewer
Justice Brown
Justice White
Justice Peckham
Meienta
Justice Holmes
Justice Day
Edward S. Moores
Washington, D. C
Joseph T. Robinson
Lonoke, Ark
William & Cowherd
Kansas City
United States
United States, Appellant
Aget
Engard
George A. King
Appellee
John A. Benson
Windam Henkel
United States Marshal
J. C. Campbell
Frederick A. Hyde
John i. Shine
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Justice Morris
Justice Duell
Leonard
Abner Drury Brewing Company
BH. F. Woodard
L. A. Bailey
W. @. Johnson
Hayes
Burns
H. E. Davis
Chapman
Shenard
Qcumpaugh
Norto Geoision
Commissioner of Patents
Euiae
Supreme Court District of Columbia
Equity Court No
Humiion & Colbert
Wellettor
Irving Williamgan
Carlisle & Johnson
Raiston & Siddons
John Ridout
Taylor Va. Taylor
H. B. Kimball
Circuit Court NO. 1
Justice Barnard
O'Connell
Talty Et al
Plaintff
John C. C Gettings
W. C. Clephane
Landvoight
Paul
Putnam & Poe
Worthington, Heald & Mfratley
Garrett Williams Company
Hanlon
Plaintif
Smith Thompson, Jr
Andrew Y. Bradley
Agnew
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Davis& Kimball
A. S. Worthington
Ck .Manufacturing Company
Washington
J. W. Vox
A. A. Hoebling, Jr
Balsey
Real Estate Transfers in Brookland and Nearby Areas
Land transfers include James L Sherwood et ux to Eila G Roxsall for lot in G Sherwood addition Brookland and several parcels on Fourth and B Streets Northeast. Transfers cover Northwest and Southeast blocks with lots and squares, including properties at 422 First Street Northwest and Liberty Street Northwest. Several deeds list prices of 10 dollars and other sums, with trustees and multiple grantees noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Street
David Moore
William McGrath
Liberty Street
Florida Avenue
Harry L. Collier
Edmund McLean
North Carolina Ave
Victor Anderson
George B. McDonald
Twelfth
Thirteenth
James B. Wimer
Alvin M. Lothrop
Woodward & Lothrop
Jennice Stiefer
Samuel W. Woodward
Duncan Street
Harry S. Welch
Albert L
Mary E. Farrail
Mccullough Street
Annie V. Vermillion
James
James A. Toomey
Deeds of Trust Crooked List in Washington Area
Deeds of trust filed in Washington area districts include Franklin T. Lanner to Carla Moore and Charles W. Simpson securing Frances W. Moore for 0, 8 years at 5 percent, paid semiannually. Numerous other trusts listed by square, owner, and beneficiary with amounts from 250 to 7,500 and terms from 6 months to 6 years, plus equity suits and mechanics liens against various properties and entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Heights
Franklin T. Lanner
Carla Moore
Charles W. Simpson
Frances W. Moore
John Scrivener
Henry H. Bergmann
George M. Emmerich
Metropolis Building Associatioun
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
Paul Betler
Walter R. Wilcox
George FP. Hane
Celeste M. Reeskey
William H. Russell
David Moore
Wiliam
Clifford M. Stoy
Andrew H. Gibbs
Charles P. Stone
Charles W. Fairfax
John W. Stavens
Mary Scanlon
T. Percy Myers
Harry S. Welch
W. E. Edmonston
Seminnally
Kate C. Evans
Air
Richard P
John J. Coughlan
Willam L. Miller
Chillum Castle Manor
Henry Voigt
Douglass
Mackall
Washington
George B. McDonald
Charles E. Barly
David W. Limerick
Anne L. Lampton
Rudolph B. Behrend
James J. Becker
George G. MuElwee
Eewin C. Flather
American Security and Trust Company
George G. Brown
Margaret E. Lord Et Air
George R
Jesse L. Hmeiukell
John E.mcleran
William FE
Emma C. Magruder
Frank P. Reeside
Harry M. Packard
Harvey S. Murray
Jamaica
Weinrich C. Mattern
Charles Sehaler
Northern Liberty German-American Building Association
Stratton Estate Wins Appeal In Fraud Case
In St Louis Judge Adams of the US Court of Appeals ruled for the defendant Stratton Independence Limited Company of London, denying the estate of William S. Stratton recovery of 6 million dollars. The suit claimed Stratton made fraudulent representations in the sale of a mine to the plaintiff, an appeal from the Colorado circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Adams
United States Court of Appeals
Mergenthaler Linotype and Lanston Monotype Stock Boom
Washington stock activity surged as Mergenthaler Linotype and Lanston Monotype rose after farmer stockholders in New York approved increasing capital from 10 million to 15.01 million. Trading featured sharp moves, with Linotype advancing to near 197s midday and Lanston showing significant turnover though overall market demand lagged after strong buys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Washington Stock Exchange
New York
Mergenthaler
Lanston
Southern Iron Merger Denial From Tennessee Coal and Iron
New York February 21 The Tennessee Coal and Iron Company board announced no merger negotiations with other Southern iron firms. Reports in Wall Street claimed a syndicate had purchased control and was guiding talks, with Joseph H Headley asserting a syndicate exists to unite the Southern iron companies pending caucuses among company reps and three banks funding the deal, names of banks not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tennessee Coal and Iran Company
Southern Iron Companies
Walls Street
Tennessee Coat and Tron Company
Joseph H. Hoadley
Headley
Chicago Union Labor Bank stock subscription opened
Chicago reports the First Union Labor Bank prospectus opening stock subscriptions. Promoters include metal workers and machinists with profits to shareholders and directors elected by trade unionists. Also noted is attorney Benjamin A. Mierbuhr handling stock broker HH Smith’s assignment for creditors in New York. Treasury receipts show internal revenue and customs totals with expenditures listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union Labor
First Union Labor Bank
New York
Nen
HH. Smith
Benjamin A. Mierbuhr
Treasury
National Bank
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Special Appeal For Citizens’ Relief Association
Nainlook
Design BY
May Manton
News OF the Railroads
H. J. Schneidert
Dubuque
Iowa
Illinois
Franey
Michigan Southern
Conniewood
Ohio
Rudolph Ellis
Edward T. Stotesbury
W. E. P. Shields
Joseph W. Gross
Philadelphia and Erie
A. G. Palmer
Jonesboro
Lake City
Eastern
Ark
Spruce Pine
Rutherford
N. Y
Seaboard Air Line
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
H. C. Frick
H. H. Rogers
H. Bromley
Lake Shore
A. Gormaly
Grand Trunk
St. Louie
F. T. Byrne
Charles F. Daly
Jake Shore
J.T. Adams
Missouri Pacific
St Louis
Iron Mountain
Southern
West Virginia
West Fork and Valley River Railroad Company
Clarksburg
Grafton
George B. Wheeler
Lake Shore and
Clevelant
Baltimore and Ohio Relief Department
Messrs
Glennon
Cary & Walker
Cleveland
Cincinnati
C. I. Remy
Charles E. Heaney
Norfolk and Western
Philadelphia
Little Rock
Alaska Central Railroad
Tanama River
Alaska
Shedd Brothers
A. J. Johnson
Financial Chronicle
Chicago Shippers’ Association
Southeastern
George W. Squiggins
F. Bond
David E. Gelatt
Hudson, Harlem
Putnam
Hudson River
William A. Newman
M. W. Richards
O. H. Page
Atlantic Coast Line
Wilmington
N. C
W. J. Haylow
Texas Railroad Commission
Robert H. Large
Pennsylvania Railroad
Altoona
John M. Gross
Mr. Large
New York, New Flaven and Hartford Railroad
Buffalo and
Susquehanna
Canadian Pacific
Chestnut Hill
New Orleans
Texas Pacific
Delaware
Bound Brook
Pere Marquette
Germantown
Worristown
Industrial Department
The
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Lackawanna
Henry Fink
Townsend
Senate
Ladies of the Legion
Railroad Company
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
W. R. Brown
Tremont
Boston
Drugalsta
Stevens’ Pharmacy
Ave
9Th St
the. Legal Record
Equity Court No. 2
Justice Stafford
Abell
Gundy
S. H. Glesy
F. D. McKenney & Henry
Matthews
Lambert & Baker
Sheemaker
Bell
B.D. Chew
Mr. Hilliard
Bauer Vs. Holmes
B. Ly
John Thomas
Harriet Ann Thomas
John Baum
Catherine Cain
Bernard J. Cain
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Margaret R. Wood
E. 5
Muesey
Edward BR. Sprague
C. T. Hendler
John Turner
J. H. Adriagns
Bizabeth Webb
J.D. Sullivan
L. P. Loving
Hannah Jaeger
E. L. Greg
nd_Tvan Heideman
William 2. Nau
P. J. Ryan
Frederick
Grose
J. H. Lichitter
George Mack
HB. H. Thomas
J. B. Gregg Custis
Irene B. Walter
Leighton
Pauline ‘Thornton
James J. Smith
J. R. Shields
Mary A. Stoddard
Robert J. Strong
Martin
Morris
Thomas E. Waggaman
Nestors
Cole & Donaldson
Pinintiff
Douglass & Douglase
Baker & Sherrill
D. B. Street
Perry Talbert
P. Wf. Callan
Justice of the Peace
Erastus E. McCleary
John J. Kennedy
George H. Calvert
Robert S. Hume
William S. Keech
Highland Brick Company
Patrick Raftery
Bates Warren
Thomas R. Riley
Same
Louisa H. Bride
T. Edward Clark
Alber
Bigelow
Wolf & Rosenhere
Stratton Estate
South Carolina
PINE
Summerville
Charleston
Fine Forest Inn
Foreign Hotels
Westminster Palace
Westminster Abbey
Victoria Street
London
England
Greene Copper
Washington Loan and Teast
Nion ‘Trust and
Commercial National Bank
Amey
Washington Railw and Electric
Washington Hallway and Electric Company
Ham
Peetees
Ile Reac
Sea i
Southern Iron
Chicago Union Labor Bank
York Broker
Bradfield
Atlantic City
N. J
Dennis
Atlantic City, N. J
Howse
Walter J. Buzby
Felm,w
Grand Atlantic
Virgina Ave
Auantic Tours
Tor
Houklet
Mitchelt & CO Feld
St, Charles
Ocean Front
Green's Hotel
John C. Gossler
Anc
Istesworth
Haddon Hall
Matin City
Leeds & Lippincott
Traymore
Traymore Hotel
White
Hotel Chelsea
J. I. Thompson & CO
Islesworth
Virginia Ave
Osborne & Painter
Marlborough House
Mualc
Josiah White & Sons
Pennhurst
Michigan Ava
Beach
WM. R. Hood
Wiltshire
Phoebus
D&s
Westminster
Kentucky Ave
Union Pacific
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
R.tenbroeck
Broadway
New York City
Fort Myer
Arlington Falls Church
Aalletuck Brides
River Travel
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Co
Norfolk
Fort Monroe
Portsmouth
Newport News
Newport New
Emily Norfolk
Alexandria
Wanlington
Sth
Pa.ave
OLD Dominion Steamship CQ
Merchants
Tth St
General Ticket
14Th St
Colorado
John Callahan
W. H. Callahan
Fass
Ft Monroe
Hotels
Cairo
Vader New Management
Washington, D.C
William Gatto
Tudor
Nahunt
Mars
Connecticut
Connecticut Avenue
M Street N. W
Driscoll
1St
Sts
N. W
U.S. Capitol
Ian Lass
Prine
St. James
D.C
Ocean Steamers
Mannion
Plymouth
York
Ant
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Krounland
White Star Line
York-Queenstown
Oeaanie
Queenstown
Liverpool
Bdoston
Gibraltar
Naples
Kenga
Republic
Ami
Jane
Daly
PROM
Candpic
David Lindsay
Cunard Line
Piers
North River
Campania
Unhia
Etruria
Luvesa
Caranda News
Cubraltar
Anda
Carpathia
Elavonta Maret
Deon
Pannomita Oos
Lune
Fcarring
Wat
Vandal
Cunard
N. Yar
Hoste Gov. Mons
Agena
Hamburg
Merican
Cherbourg
iPeeturla
Way
Deoud & Sons
Taulognes
Ly A
Ryndam
Rotterdam Am Ris Noordam
Holland-Amierien
Broom & SoNs
Mass
Strayer’s Business College Cor
Washington College of Music
Nerville
Reginald Des Roven
de Santa Alb
Taugi
Laban
Sydney Llu
MISS
Hall-Noyes
ALD Agem
Cara
Oguer
Behlitz School
Minaw
A. Gunerd
Gomar
Prin
Holy Cross Academy
Echool
California
Sunset Express
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
New Balls
St Baltimore
Virginia Resorts
Hotel Chamberlin
Old Point Comfort
Parbonkiers
Aditremy Gev
F. Adams
Mgr
Fortress Moaree
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