Negro and the Nation Seeks Civil Rights, Not Social Equality
Dr William Crum delivered a Metropolitan A M E Church lecture arguing colored citizens have earned civil rights but social equality is a scarecrow. He traced progress from emancipation through Lincoln to Reconstruction and the rights earned in agriculture, theology, medicine, law, and education, asserting the Negro is an important national contributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dpd. Crum
Charleston
5. C
Eton
Rsa
Crum
Taye
al Catalky
Lfe
Harvey Will Trial Hears Undue Influence Claims
In a probate court trial, Harvey's will contest opens as heirs allege undue influence and mental incapacity. The case asks whether the estate should pass to Eliza Harvey for life with Hugh Harvey as remainder, while the contestants argue the will was procured improperly and the testator partly incapable. Attorneys Colvert, Johnson, and others represent the involved parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould
Een J. Harvey
Eliza Harvey
Hugh F.wer
Will Harvey
Ph J. Harvey
S M. J. Colvert
Charles W
Atfey Hayden Johnson
Wills Filed for Probate for Several Estats
Probate filings reveal the will of Thomas H. Sherwood dated February 17 1900 leaves all to widow Mary Sherwood who is named sole executrix. John J Halsted’s 1898 will was filed yesterday naming Pennington Hall as executor and distributing to ten family members. Harriet A Morgan’s 1900 will designates Agnes Y Hoppe as heir and Ter? to widow Agnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Sherwood
Thomas H.ood
Eesterday
Maryrood
John J. Halsted
Pennington Hall
Harriet A. Morgan
Agnes Y. Hoppe
Justice Stafford
David A. Ritter
Wilson & Barkadale
Largh E. Proctor
J. W. Patterson
Zachary Boteler
Harry W. Boteler
F. J. Wissner
Elizabeth D. Ames
J. W. Fatterson
Hannah Dadman
Elizabeth Wilson
Neldon Wilson
Lucy M. Flynn
Mason N. Hichardson
Hast Jackson
Joh Baum
Williams
Curtis
George A. Gossett
Bond
L. A. Dent
C. Murdock
Gordon
Supreme Court legal records summary and motions of 1905
The report lists admitted to practice from several states, then chains of cases and opinions. It covers No. 148 District of Columbia v Elias E James with affirmed judgment, No. 418 United States v Morris Whitbridge et al with decree reversed, and No. 87 National Cotton Oil Co. v State of Texas with judgments affirmed. It notes an order for an additional volume due to volume of decisions, and lists dozens of petitions for writs of certiorari denied or pending, plus various circuit and city court actions and procedural dispositions. The document ends with notes on calendar items for February 28 1905 across multiple courts, including criminal, circuit, equity, and probate dockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Justice Harlan
Justice Brewer
Justice Brown
Justice White
Justice Peckham
Justice McKenna
Justice Holmes
Justice Day
B. F. Burwell
Oklahoma City
O. T
George Ie Wilson
Pittsburg
Charles G. McIlvain
Henry A. Davis
Julian W. Dyrenforth
Coteago
Court of Claims
Justice de No
The
United States
Morris Whcitbridge
National Cotton Oil Company Et al
State of
Texas
Court of Civil Appeala
Supreme Judicist District
M.kenna
Southern Cotton Oil Company Et al
State
California
White
Diesenling
Fuller
Peckham
Frank E. Kehrer
Andrew P. Stewart
Supreme Court
Georgia
Edward D. Johnson
Elizabeth Thomas
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
McLish
Lubin
Edison
App
D. U
Joshua Roberts Mead
City of
Portland
James Gardner
Plaintif T
Michigan
Edward H. Whitney
Trustee
Emma B. Dresser
Ludington Novelty Company
Charles H. Leonard
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Second Circuit
Merchants and Miers’ Transportation Company, &c
Thornhill, &c
Fourth Circuit
James Falcott
Henry Friend
Seventh Circuit
Marcellus B. Thornton
Board of Mayor and Aldermen
Natchea
Wirth
Hiram Remington
Central Pacific Railroad Company
George A. Bartlett
Appellant
J. M. Vale
Pradt
Frederick de O. Faust
Appellee
Ja Tey
Hoyt
AL George FE
Zartman
First National Bank of Waterloo
M. O
George E. Zartman
W. H. Sholes
Rembert Baker Compress Company
American Cotton Company Et
Mth
Leigh Rubinson
Walter Gresham
Fernand Gentn
Gulf Company
Fifth Circuit
Charles W. Clagett
Vivand K. Miller
Harold Petre
F. RB. Creelman Gumber Company
David
Lansden
John Lansden
AH. Willett
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railway Company
Timots
J. G. Grimwood
John K. Newhall
J. Hopking
Robert Hruce Scott
Egg “Hany Mublker
New York and Harlem Railroad Company
Elihu Root
Ya A. Place
Eltmont
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Frederick H. Nash
Djourned Yall
Justles Anderson
Dole
Evans Trowb
Wheatley
J. Holdsworth Gordon
Gordon & Gordon
George A. Southall
James Hobinson
Johnston
Margaret M. Murray
Elbert
Maloney
J. J. Peyser
Wardahl
Archer
A. A. Burney
J. H. Stewart
Lambert & Baker
John Ridout Tiurns
Hayes
Cole & Donaldson
H. E. Davis
Equity Court NO. Y
Justica Stafford
Critchield
Hallam & Hallam
Wright & David
Davis
W. D. Davidge
S. H. Gleag
Circuit Court No
Barnaré
Newman
Darnallle
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Irving Williamson
Boatela Va
Orante
Plaintif'f
Wolf & Rosenberg
Mack Manufacturing Company
Washington, Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railway Company
Plelutia
Tucker & Kenyon
A. A. Hochiing
Agnew
Washington Loan and Trust Company
A. A. Worthington
Easley
E. Emig
A. B. Duvall
Caynor
Deeds of Trust Notices For Various Property Lots
A listing of deeds of trust across multiple squares and additions securing loans to various individuals and associations. Notable entries include Chapin Sacks Manufacturing Company securing 1950 dollars for William Edmonston and Edwin Kaiser. Williams and Ellerson securing 2800 dollars. Henry Werres to Washington Loan and Trust Company. and other trusts involving building associations, libraries, and private property parcels with terms ranging from 2 to 6 years at 3 to 6 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapin
William B. Edmonston
Edwin T. Kaiser
James Robbing
Jan He Cripps
William Williams
Hugh Williams
James R. Ellerson
Albert C. Murdaugh
Chichester—Iienry
Werres Et Ax
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Co-operative Building Association
Charles F
LE Droit Park
David A. Willston
William H. Tinkins
James M. Woodward
Morris Huh
Richard E. Pairo
Herbert A. Gill
John J. Brosnan
Square
Liezie H. Chamberlin
Werhert A. Ginl
E. Pairo
Louise M. Hawen
Charles F. Benjamin
Roger T. Mitchell
Perpetual Building Association
Ninth Street
Tetworth
Warren Choate
Robert E. Bradley
Mary G. Nelson
J. Holdsworth Gordon
Jesse JH. Wilson
Peabody Library Association
Tleasant Plains
Hoa Pildridge
Charles T
Charles P. Stone
Charles W. Fairfax
Florence V. Creamer
Moore & Bargour
Francis A. Blundon
Henry H. Bers- Mann
Charles Schafer
Northern Liberty German-American Building Association
Holmead Manor
Charles J. Butler
William A. Gordon
H. HR. Howenstein
Peaberly Library Association
Chapin-Sacks Manufacturing Company
Bedford W
William H. Walker
Frederick J. Griffith
Real estate transfers on streets and avenues in Northeast and Northwest
A long list of property transfers across multiple blocks and streets in Northeast and Northwest areas. Names include James Robbins, Chapin Sacks Manufacturing, Elizabeth Ann Hacker, Henry D. Flood trustee, and William Metcalf, among others. Transactions cover lots and squares on H Street, Fourth to Seventh Streets Southeast, Maryland Avenue Northeast, Lanier Heights, Petworth, Pleasant Plains, and more, with prices often at $10 and occasional higher sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
M Streets
James Robbins
Chapin Sacks Manufacturing Company
Iota
Thirty-Third
George T. Harper
Elizabeth Ann Hacker
Fourth
Fifth
Henry D. Flood
William E
Hugh Wiliams
Morris Road
Ella R. Moore
Thomas J
Henry P. Werres
Chichester
Third
Elizabeth Willner
Charles FP. Wallraf
North Carolina Avenue
Second
William A. Metcalf
Willam FP. Metcalf
Tenth Street
Reets
Sixteenth Street
East Capitol
Fourth Street
Melville M. Moffit Et al
Clinton B. Smith
Jacob L. Hutchingson
Marion A. Moffatt
Henrietta A. Hutchingson
LE Droit Park
Cora B. Smith
Viz
Charles
David A. Wilistan
Stanley Pearce
Frederick A. Singer
Fourteenth Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Charles Early
Gilbert J. Osterman
Orlando W. Butler
Filo
Maryland Avenue
Benjamin J. Balin
H. M. Foote
Lanier Heights
Warren Choate
John F. McCormick
Petworth
Sixth
Emily E Briggs
Jon HB. Briggs
Ivy
Twenty-Sixth
P Streets
Margaret W. Thornton
Mary G. Nelson
Stephen J. Kubel
Charles C. Wilkinson
Twelfth
Thirteenth Street
Ammon Behrend
John G. Meinberg
Part
Ellen M. Farnham
Edwin D
Catharine Banville
Efpingham Place
William B. Edmoanaton
Legal notices and equity suits listed in district docket
A scanned docket listing multiple equity suits and legal notices including transfers of property in blocks and squares, quiet title actions, legacies, and mortgage-like claims. Names include Horace E. Crow, H Rozier Dulany, Frederick J. Griffith, Chapin Back, James B. Lamble Company, Calvin Tibbs, Mary V. Chamberson, Alex M. Proctor, Katie Phillips, Harriet I. and Mary A. Mowlin, and firms Cole Donaldson Wells Wells Hallam & Hallam. Proceedings reference trustees, conveyances, and complainants’ solicitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Tibbs
James Bennett
Hallam & Hallam
Mary V. Chamberson
Alex. M. Proctor
Wells & Wells
George P. Hoover
Katie Phillips
Harriet I
Mary A. Mowlin
John Idout
Financial Stocks Rally as Lanston and Mergenthaler Lead
Lanston and Mergenthaler stocks rose on the Washington Stock Exchange with Lanston trading heavily from 161-2 to 181-2 and closing 163-4. Mergenthaler advanced with most shares at 1991-2 to 201, closing around 200. Other rails and utility issues gained, including Washington Railway and Electric and Washington Gas. Prices in bonds remained thin. commodities and agricultural prices showed mixed moves in a busy session on Feb. 21 in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanston
Mergenthaler
Washington Stock Exchange
Vicgas
Washington Railway
New York Livestock Market Receipts February
Beaves revenues at New York livestock market reflect mixed gains with beaves up to 16 cents, bulls steady, and steers at 4.70 to 4.40 per hundredweight. Cows priced 1.75 to 3.60, cables unchanged, exports anticipated tomorrow. cattle totals about 1,020 head, sheep 4,400 quarters of beef, fewer than last Friday, barnyard calves and Westerns trading nominally with activity around 50 to 76.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Long Island
State and Western
Jersey
Liverpool
London
P Lake
Glasgow
Middlesboro
Srranger
Foundry Northerns
Foundry Northern
Foundry Southern
Foundry Southern Soft
Chulee Wethers
Sylvania
Chicago
State
Penn
Baltimore
Western
Cork
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Dewalbia
Harvey
Fwills
Newspaper
Hiohye
Fashington Railway
King
Allidruggists
Masters
E. L. Gier
Clabaugh
Dale
J. FP. Mullaty
Hufty
Greene Vs. Tower
Hume
George H. Calvert
Davis Ve. Clemente
Beach & Mather
Hamilton &Colbert
Justice Wright
Jason W. Geist
Frank 8
Thompson & Laskey
Jarewitk
James I. Harvey
Caveater
C. W. Carr
M. 3. Colbert
Caveatee
Hayden Johnson
C. Joseph Parkinson
Horace E. Crow
H. Rozier Dulany
North Capitol
First Streets
Frederick J. Grifith
T Chapin Backs Manufacturing Company
James B. Lamble Company
Alert
Washington Gas
American National Bank
Riggs
Hartina
Philo Hay Co
Philo Hay Specialties CO
Newark
N. J
Harfina SO
Philo Hay
Modern Drug CO
C. Kraus
H & Lst
Stevens
Major
Stone & Poole
Simme
N. Ave
Daniels
Proctor
Rick
Bronauga
STOTT
Kerfoot & CO
7Th & L
Hodgson
Garge's
HORD
7Th
Christian Drug CO
ROE Phar
L Aw
America
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Omaha
San Francisco
Oll
R. ‘Tex Brorck
Broadway
New York City
N. Y
Florida Resorts
Florida East Coast Hotel Company
Ponce DE Leon Hotel Ormond Hotel Breakers
HOTEL
Alcazar
Royal Ponigiana
Royal Palm
the Colonial
Nassau
W. P
Key West
Havana
Fifth Avenue
Adams Street
Hotels
Richmond 17Th and H Sts
White House
Booklovers Library
Clifford M. Lewis
Connecticut
Connecticut Avenue
M Street N.W
Washington, D. C
Driscoll
Corner Island
Sts
N. W
U.S. Capitol and Grounds
Atlantic City
Virginia Ave
Allantle City
Meris
A. C. Mitchell & CO
Alantis Crty
Chalfonte
Leeds Company
Inder
ST. Charles
Ocean Front
Newlin Haines
Traymore
Atantic City
Traymore Hotel CO
Dea
Haddonhall, Coon
Iterature
Leeds & Lippincott
Ghelsea
J. B. Thompson & CO
Green’s Hotel
John C. Gossler
Wicer
Islesworth
Ford&ed
Wil Baths
Fethod&s-201
Osborne & Painter
Marlborough House
Ite
Museia
Josiah White & Sons
Wiltshire
Phoebus
Westminster
Kentucky Ave
Leach
Chas. Huhre
Galen Tel
F.L. Younes
Gent
River Travel
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Co
Norfolk
Fort Monroe
Portsmouth
Newport News
Washington
Alexandria
Monro
General Ticket
14Th St
Colorado
Thanu Pa. Ave
E . Ga
OLD Dominion Steamship CO
Boston
John Callahan
H Callahan
Cairo
William Gatto
Tudor
Nahant
Masa
St. James
Washington, Bdc
Fort Myer
Arlington Falls Church
Carl Half Honrly
Aqueduct Briars Massachusetts Hotels
Ws. Reson
Aspinwall
Lenox
Mass
J. M. Kirby
Tate Spring
Tenn
Tomlinson
Owaer
American Line
Plymouth
Cherbouarg
Southampton
Rnk
Philadelphia
New
St. Paul
St. Law
Phit
Adelphia
Queenstown
Friesland
Merlon
London Direct
Menambee
Minnehata
Atlantic Transport Line
Minneapolis
Minnetonka
RED Star Line
Antwerp
Paris
Dover
Paria Kroonland
Finan
Zeeland
Vaderland
White Star Line
Baltic
Oceante
Teutonte
Cedric
Boston-Queenstown
Cymric
York
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
Cretic
Republicanopic
Street
David Lindsay
North German Lloyd
Cherbourg
Bremen
Kaiser
Kronpring
K.wim
Kurtuerst
Cassel
Brandb
Main
Rhein
Barbosa
Brand
WIM
Gendoa
Albert
Weimar
Luise
Alpert
Neckar
Tulse
Rene
Neckar Il
Gbraltar
Oelrichs & CQ
E. F. Droop & Sons Co
Ave
Cunard
Piers
North River
Etruria
Lucania Car
Slavonia
Bannonia
Europe
Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd
State St
G. W. Moss
Wellington
Amburg
Merican
Gherbourg
Hamburg
U. S
Deutschand
Duecher Waldersee
Pennsylvan
Aluecher
Kpatricia
Moltke
Pretoria
Belgravia
rGrillroom
Gymnasium
Hamburg-American Line
B'way
E. F. Droop & Sons
Pa Ave
Florida
Atlantic Coast Line
Sacksonville
Fla
Sleeping Cara
New ‘York
Jacksonville
Thomasville
Port Tapa
Augusta
Wilmlngton
Pewerrborg
Via & W
Florida SP
St. Augustine
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
Pennsylvania Hall Road
Louisville
St. Lous
Cincinnati
Cinetnmart
Lexington
Virginia Hot Springs
Chesapeake and Ohioamee
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pennsylvania R. R
A.W. Fuller
Washington Southern Railway
Richmond
Frederickeburg
6Th
Seaboard Ale Line
Pullman of Parlor
Quantica
D. Duke
C. W.culp
W. P. Taylor
Man
Canadian Pacific
D. H. Morse
Norfolk and Western Railway
ANL
Norfolk and Western
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Mem
Roanoke
Bristol
Winstensalem
Nashville
Memphis
New Orleans
Norfolk—Seave
Berryville
Luray
Shenandoah
Pennsylvania Station
Ald N
Grond Building
Pennsylvania Railroad
B Streets
Harrisburg
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Pennsylvania Limited
Cleveland
Toledo
Detroit
ST. Louis Express
Pullman
St. Louisa
Western Express
Yeland
Cincinnati Express
Pacific Express
Buffalo Day Express
Buffalo
Emperium Junction
Kane
Canandaigua
Rochester
Niagara Falls
Elmira
Renovo
Williamsport
Empo-rium Junction
Erie
Canandatua
Express
Annapolis
Oy Pape’s Creek
Atterbury
J.R. Wood
W. Boyd
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New Jersey Ave
Royal Blue Line
Royal Limited
Atlanta City
Northwest
Columb
Winchester
Frederick
Hagerstown
Washington Junction
Way Pointe
tExcept
Union Transfer Company
Tisket
Pennsylvania Ave
New York Ave
16Th St
Atation
TEGE
Southern Railway
Harrisonburg
Warrentar
Danville
Way
Washington and
Florida Limited
Columbia
Savannah
M. Dally
United States Fact Mail
Mavarsaa
Warrenton
Charlottesville
Southern
S Palm Limited
Aiken
Southern Halfway
Dairy
Atlanta Express
Atlanta
Columbus
Pinehurst
Sunset Tone
Washngton
Florida Express
Jackson
Port Tamps
Lynchburg
Southwestern Limited
ATL Pullman
Cary
Macon
Chants
Bluemont
Learnington
Leesburg
Blusemont
Washington Gr
Haha
Charentesville
15Th
Pr. Ave
Gage
PRM
HO Ackert
H. Hardwick
W. H.taylor
Agen L
Brown
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Penna. Ave
Petersburg
Raleigh
Wilmington
Tampa
Birmingham
Mobile
Pensacola
Seaboard Mall
Pullman Sleeper
Hamlet
Cale
Seaheart Florida Limited
Pulleman
Fis
Sleeners
Seaboard Express