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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1906

Page

30

Readable Census Statistics Cover Wide Range of Topics

The census Supplementary Analysis summarizes literacy, teachers, occupations, child and family data, migration, sex ratios, and the Negro farmer. It notes teachers as the largest professional class, U S teachers percent males 2.5 and females 23.4, and that literacy increases with time and varies by region. It also observes native white children of native parents more literate than those with foreign parents, with urban clustering of foreign-born residents.

Census Bureau Geaders United States England Germany France Italy Canada Mexico Cuba Continental Ulan Wwern Miles King

Will Contest Seeks Share of Thorn Estate

In a district Supreme Court proceeding, Sarah R Thorn seeks a share of Columbus W Thorn's estate. The case involves real estate in the city and Richmond Virginia interests disposed of for about 350 000. Defendants include Joseph A Thorn Charles K Thorn Helen T McLoughlin and Eldred G Duwvin as trustee.

District Supreme Court Columbus Thorn Richmont Joseph A. Thorn Charles K. Thorn Helen T. McLoughlin Beneheiiies Eldred G Duwvin Trust Sarah R. Thurn

Aid For Famine Victims And War Disaster Services

A ten thousand dollar contribution to famine relief for Japan is announced by Dr Ktepseh of the Continental New York and routed to the Red Cross Special Service at St Matthew’s. A high Mass for the victims of the Aquidaban disaster was held at a Jewish relief church. Ambassador Nabucco and diplomatic corps attended services in Rio and Washington. John Hiker sues Warner Stutler and Michael R Ready for damages in the District Supreme Court over a January 2 collision at Seventh Street and North Carolina Avenue SE.

Ktepseh New York State Department St. Matthew's Aquidaban John Hiker District Supreme Court Warner Stutler Michael R. Ready Stutler & Ready, General Contractors Paintiff 3& Leam Seventh Street North Carolina Avenue

Edna May to Close Daly's Run and Head for London

Edna May completes a four month engagement at Daly's Theater New York in The Catch of the Season and sails March 6 to London for a year or more to perform there and tour the English provinces and continent. The piece features her singing dancing and charm with popular numbers Buttercup Haining and Molly O Halloran drawing encores.

Edna May Daly's Theater New York London America Charles Frohman Miss May Sipital Buttercup Haining Molly O’halloran MM May

Estate Claims 3674.75 On Brightwood Reservoir Balance

John J. Hamilton and Lawrence Hufty sue to stop payment of 3674.75 held by the District of Columbia as sinking fund to contractors J C Regan & Co. and seek delivery to the estate of Mrs. Margaret Harrison under an alleged assignment. Chief Justice Clabaugh ordered Treat to show cause by March 10. Attorneys Hamilton & Colbert represent the complainants.

Clabaugh Charles M. Treat United States Margaret Harrison Brightwood Reservoir John J. Hamilton Lawrence Hufty John ©. Regen Dominic EB. Regan J C District of Columbia Great Regans Harrison Hamilton & Colbert

The New South Growing from 1880 to 1903

A New York Sun piece contrasts 1880 census figures with 1903 data showing large gains across manufacturing, cotton, lumber, pig iron, exports, farm values, railroads, petroleum, cotton mills, oil mills, spindles, phosphate, coke, and property valuation. It credits the 1880 census and R H Edmunds for 1903 figures, arguing the New South is rapidly becoming the great South.

Prom the New York Sun R. H. Edmunds Manufacturers’ Record New South Great South

Market notes from Central Market on Washington Birthday week

Gloomy yesterday but dealers pleased with close as demand signals a festive Washing ton Birthday dinner. Prices: pineapples 40 to 73 cents, apples 0 0 per peck, California oranges 25 to 35 cents a dozen, grapes 10 to 25 cents each, beans 2 cents quart, cucumbers 2 to 10 cents, celery 10 to 20 cents, peppers about $1 a dozen. Poultry steady ahead of holiday. shad roe $1 25 to 1 45, mills 50 cents. perch and rock from Potomac. More stands expect Friday supply. Lent harvests approach with variable weather.

California North Carolina Potomac

Demand Softens Yet Market Shows Unmistakable Strength in Iron

Cleveland reports in the Iron Trade Review that pig iron demand is cooler but overall market strength remains evident. Western steel mill specifications have run 18 percent above the weekly average for 193 and orders total about 35 000 tons ready for prompt rolling. United States Steel declines to exercise a 5060 ton Hessemar pig iron option, freeing it for others. Lake Superior ore shipments reach 34 353 456 tons, up 24 percent from the record year.

Cleveland Ohio Iron Trade Review United States Steel Corporation Hessemar Fessemer Lake Superior

Metal market and cattle, Mobile and Ohio rail meeting

Tiny London tin and copper prices drift with little change while local quotes hold. Iron and lead values steadied. Washington’s Birthday holiday noted for metal trade. Mobile and Ohio Railroad stockholders elect directors including Duncan and Spencer. Multiple local lenders advertise loan terms in Washington.

New York London Standard Foundry Cleveland Foundry Northern Foundry Southern Washington Mobile Ala Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company W. Butler Duncan Samuel Spencer C. C. Cuyler Adrian Iselin, Jr Thomas J. Evans Kenry Hall W. Emlin Roosevelt B L. Russell C. Sidney Shepard A. H., Stevens Samuel Wolverton R. D. Lankford A. W. McIntosh

Antitoxin Milk Claim Sparks Medical Interest in Tuberculosis

Berlin announced that Emil von Behring developed an antitosin for tuberculosis that can be injected into milk cows to make their milk a preventive for drinkers. St Louis physicians largely endorse the method, though some caution about misquotation. Dr. William Porter says Behring is leading the fight against consumption, but notes the exact specifics may not be revealed yet.

New National Theater Dwight Elmendorf Slobe Trotter Le-Turer Washington Memphis Luxor Nes Wo Desert Karnak Cairo Pyramids New York Berlin Emil von Behring Mileticows St. Louis Wiam Porter Stt. Louis Behring

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