Citizens National Bank of Washington City Ends Affairs
The Citizens National Bank of Washington City in Washington District of Columbia closes its affairs. All note holders and creditors of the association are notified to present their notes and claims for payment. Dated Nov 11, 1804. MO H MOORE, Vice President.
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Citizens National Bank OF Washington City
Washington
District of Columbia
sac_association
MO H Moore
American Forest Congress
American Forestry Association
James Wilson
Wilson
J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
Samuel Spencer
Southern Railway
Howard Elliott
Northern Pacific Railway
B. I. Winchell
Rock Island System
George W. Stevens
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Russell Harding
Pete Marquette Railway
Marvin Hughitt
Chicago and Northwestern
L. E Johnson
Norfolk and Western Railway
Colgate Hoyt
Missouri, Kansas, and Texas Railway
Telegraph and Telephone Companies
Washington Market Company Annual Meeting Notice
The annual stockholders meeting for the Washington Market Company will be held at the office in Center Market Seventh street wing Washington DC at 12 o clock noon on the second day of January 1905 to elect thirteen directors for the ensuing year and address any other corporate business. Frank G Wilkins Secretary. Washington DC December 19 1904.
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Eqs
Tiff Darneille
Destjan
Washington
SRI
COMPA
Weehington Market Company
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
National Rifles
Wilson
Westock
Assassins in revolt and Armenian plight in Caucasus
A correspondent analyzes Armenian revolutionary violence in the Caucasus against Russian rule. It describes killings of Andreieff and Bogrolovski, the wounded Galitzine, and Armenian grievances including church property, religious tension, and alleged provocations. The piece contrasts bondage of the body under Turkish rule with bondage of the soul under Russia.
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Russia
John Callan O'Laughlin
Caucasus
Armenian Revolutionary Party
Andreieff
Bogrolovski
Prince Galitzine
Andre
Galitzine
Kaptzak
Andrefeft
Igdir
Bogrelovaki
Siberia
Revolutionary Party
Turkey
Kingdom
Armenia
England
Persian Gulf
Afghanistan
Germany
Asia Minor
Russia and the Armenians under the Caucasus rule
The piece traces Armenian status under Russian governance, noting church state relations, restrictions after 1870s reforms, language policies, and education limits. It contrasts Armenian safety and opportunities in Russia with Turkish oppression, citing districts, massacres, and conscription figures, and cites Saint Petersburg central authority and military discipline as checks on revolutionary activity.
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Turkey
United States
Mexico
Caucasus
Russia
St. Petersburg
Karabagh
Persia
Erivan
Akhalteykh
Kars
Edemintsin
Mount Ararat
Edgmiatsin
Ukases
St Petersburg
Sassoun
Mousch
Manchuria
Revolutionary Party
Rus
John Galan O' Laughlin
Losees Her Irish Home Ambition Frustrated by Husband
Special correspondence from London reports the American Countess of Essex, once Miss Beach Grant, is disappointed that her husband plans to sell the Roscommon Irish estates. He needs the money, reducing rents and easing liabilities for tenants, sparking talk that Lady Essex may seek residence locally. A typographical error in an advertisement for Jackson Brothers caused amusement by misprinting “great cash house” as “great credit house.”
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Essex
Washington Post
London
Countess of Essex
Roscommon
Miss Beach Grant
Ireland
Watford
Lady Essex
Mrs. Air
Donegal
Jackson Brothers
Great Credit House
Great Cash House
Hias
President to Speak at American Forest Congress
The American Forestry Association hosts a Washington congress this week with President Roosevelt delivering the opening address. Rail presidents, governors, senators, ambassadors and other notables will participate as experts discuss forest policy, irrigation, grazing, mining, lumber and railroad supply needs.
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Ambaassador Jusserand
Lumbermen's Association
N. W. McLeod
National Lumber Manufacturing Association
Fred Weyerhaeuser
St Paul
R. A. Long
Southern Lumber Manufacturing Association
Garret Schenck
New York
George H. Emerson
Hoquiam
Wash
John I. Kant
Birmingham
Ala
J. Hagenbarth
National Livestock Association
Jesse M. Smith
Utah Wool-growers’ Association
H. A. Jastro
Kern County
Cal
Cattle Growers’ Association
H. Gosney
Arizona Wool-growers’ Association
John Hays Hammond
T. J. Grier
Cummins
Iowa
Peabody
Colorado
Gtero
New Mexico
Florida
Indiana
Missouri
North Caroline
Ohio
West Virginia
Maine
Pennsylvania
United States
Congress
Bureau of Forestry
National Theater
Roosevelt
M. Jusserand
France
William L. Hall
Committee On
Atlantic Building
Sugar test decision sets polariscope standard
New York December decision by United States general appraisers states that sugar quality for tariff purposes must be determined by the polariscope test. Protesters argued for a commercial trade test, but the board interprets the tariff act literally. The ruling impacts large sugar importers and may go to the Supreme Court for final settlement, involving multi million dollars.
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New York
Dec
United States General Appraisers
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
United States Supreme Court
French Lecture Course By M F Junck Brentano In Washington
A noted historian and honorary secretary general delivers three lectures at Gardiner Green Hubbard Memorial Hall on January 16 17 and 18 at 420 pm. Topics include La Bastille et ses secrets Le Masque de fer Les grands brigands francais and L affaire du cellier de la reine Ambassador Jusserand will preside. Tickets price 3.00 available from Miss Cryder 1924 N street or patronesses. The notice plugs Buckensderfer typewriters claiming their 1905 model and new electric machine outperform all others.
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M. F. Junck-Brentano
Esecretaire General Honoraire
Ancien President de la Societe Des Études Historiques
Federation de Allance Francaise
America
Gardiner Green Hubbard Memorial Hall
Sixteenth
M Streets
la Bastille
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Congressional and Mexican Mining Co
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Mexican Gold Silver and Lead Mining Co
Macdonnall School OF Phrenology and Psychology
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McGill & Wallace
Patarton
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Clara
Westerer
Uewick
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Byrnes
Zoo Park
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F. S. Williams & Co
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Oate'store
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Hubbard Heating Co
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Adler
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
Messrs. Moore Bros
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