Gould Interests Face Charter Forfeiture In Missouri
Missouri Attorney General Hadley filed suits seeking forfeiture of charters and revocation of licenses for Pacific Express Company, American Refrigerator Transit Company, Western Coal and Mining, Rich Hill Coal, and Kansas Missouri Elevator. The actions aim to halt Gould-controlled ownership of Wabash, Missouri Pacific, and Iron Mountain roads and force end to alleged usurpations. George J. Gould, touring New Orleans, commented Hadley should have noted other Gould rail interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Gould Railroad
Jefferson City
Salts
Wabash, Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain Railway
Pacific Express Company
American Refrigerator Transit Company
Western Coal and Mining Company
Rich Hill Coal Mining Company
Kansas-Misgouri Elevator Company
Supreme Court
Hadley
Goulds
Gantt
Wabash
Missouri Pacific
Rich HM Coal Mining Company
Western Flat and Mining Company
Kansas-Missouri Elevator Company
Padthc Express Company
More Cotton Is Ginned as Census Reports State Totals
The Census Bureau reports up to January 1 there were 11,730,944 bales ginned from cotton, with 28 non active ginneries. Alabama leads with 1,108,740 bales followed by Georgia 1,872,701 and Arkansas 733,201. Sea Island bales total 64,168, Florida 2,144, Georgia 23,596, South Carolina 7,428.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Census Bureau
Teo Bates
Dales
Alabama
Arkansas
Pidrida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Oath Carolina
Tennessee
Texan
Aire
Virginia
Florida
South Carolina
Treasury extends return dates for temporary deposits
The Treasury will notify depository banks holding about 12 million dollars in temporary deposits that were to be returned January 20 and February 1. The return dates are extended so that half the funds are restored by February 1 and the other half by February 15. Treasury notes no immediate need for the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Union Station Buildings to Be Rebuilt by Washington Terminal
Four minor Union Station buildings will be rebuilt by the Washington Terminal Company at an estimated total cost of 600000. D H Burnham & Co designed the steel and brick structures including the express office power house inspector's office and signal tower with the power house the largest building. Construction starts immediately and should be completed by August 1. Naval Gun Factory officers installed and a ball to be held at National Rifles Armory Hall. Nellie Copher injured by a locomotive in Beltsville and Ohio Railroad yards is recovering at home after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Terminal Company
Union Mation
D. H. Burnham & Co
Naval Gun Factory
Naval Gun Factory Rapid
J. GC. Moweay
Albert Sehiinker
G. McAster
EH. J. Brook
T. A. Gilmore
Treasurar
JO. Montamue
Willian Tox
Abrarian
National Rifles Armory
Navy Yard
Mires
Nellie Copher
Virginia Avenue
Beltimore and
Ohio
The Music Master at Belasco Opens in Washington
The Belasco Theater hosts David Warfield in The Music Master for one week with a large queue at the box office. No telephone orders, an extra matinee Thursday, and advance notice that this is Warfield’s final Washington appearance in the role. Other shows include John Drew in His House in Order at the National and Marrying Mary at the Columbia with Marie Cahill leading a strong cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Warfield
Music Master
Belasco Theater
Mr. Warfield
Washington
Belasco
Aeason
Mary
Marie Cahill
Columbia Theater
Miss Cahill
William Courtleigh
Eugene Cowles
Convicted of Perjury in Roosevelt Santo Domingo Affair
New York January 9 Athole B Reader husband of Ella Rawls Reader held in 1500 bail on Federal indictment for perjury dated September 6 last year in a suit against J B Haggin over commissions from mines in Peru Bail posted by Mrs Reader Also listed are building permits issued by City Inspector Ashford including four two story town houses at 1513 15 17 19 Em street southeast seven two story brick dwellings at 300 to 912 South Caroline avenues southeast a power house signal tower at First and I streets northeast and a rear brick shop at 732 73¢ eleventh street southeast with various architects and estimated costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Athole B. Reader
Ella Rawls Reader
Roosevelt
Santo Domingo
Republic
United States
Shields
J. B. Haggin
Peru
Mers
Ashford
L Burn
Mtreet
A. S J. Atkinson
J. D. Burn
Bailey & Fumphrey
South
Caroline Avenues
Bailey & Pumphrey
Edward Watland
Cromwell seeks letters for Carrie Cromwell estate action
Joseph C. Cromwell applies for administration on Carrie W. Cromwell's estate after her death in the Baltimore and Ohio wreck at Terra Cotta on December 30. He says the railroad’s negligence supports a damages claim and that administration is needed before suit. Related notices include Annie J. Legg seeking administration for Burrell J. Legg, and Lucinda S. Pyles seeking administration for Mrs. Commodore Perry Brown who died in the same wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Cromwell
Carrie W. Cromwell
Baltimore and Ohio
Terra Cotta
Miss Cromwell
Washington
Garrett Park
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Annie J. Legg
Burrell J. Legg
Railroad
Railroad Company For His Death. Mr. Lege
Walter J. Lagg
Lillie W. Lege
Front Royal
Lucinda S. Pyles
Montgomery County
Commodore Perry Brown
Brown
Damages Filed Over Street Grade Change Near Union Station
About fifty property owners in Southeast Washington sue in District Supreme Court for damages from street grade revisions tied to the new Union Station construction. The claims, filed through Wolf & Rosenberg, name a grade commission of Baker, Spransy, and Moses to hear the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Union Station
District Supreme Court
Wolf & Rosenberg
Messrs. Baker
Spransy
Moses
Corneling I
Carmody
Elizabeth Casper
Eugenia F. Luther
Sadie G. Wiseman
Margaret M. C. Byrne
Nelle C. Caldwell
Samuel Gang
William Messink
Ida M. Barker
Uizzie Buxbaum
Louis Rosenberg
Mary Dougherty
D. J. Sullivan
Jeremiah Sullivan
Catherine Sullivan
Ann R. Eaton
Corinne Haton
Henry Eaton
Anna Eaton
Clarence Eaton
Lilian Eaton
John L. Mahoney
John Morgan
Mary ©. Kidwell
Eva Wilson
Gustave Lansburgh
Solomon Lansburgh
Henry Lansburgh
Blanche Singer
Aline Cohen
Irma Cohen
Minnie Goldsmouth
Camille Lansburgh
Theater Lansburgh
Meagher Asks Acquittal In Parrish Case
In Criminal Court No 1 before Justice Stafford a jury heard the trial of Mrs. Kate Maxey and Paul Meagher charged with performing an illegal operation on Claudia Parrish who died June 27 1906 at Columbia Hospital. The judge declined to receive an alleged confession and Gov ernment closed. Meaghers attorney moved for a directed verdict of not guilty, a ruling not decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parrish
Kate“Maxey
Paul Meagher
Claudia Parviah
Columbia Hospital
Justice Stafford
Maxey
John ©. Gittings
Meagher
Io Meagher
Divides Estate in Letter Hidden Will Instructions
The 1898 Helen M. Rittenhouse will filed by Bernard Minnick is written on letter paper and directs all to her brother David Rittenhouse with a secret division to be named in a letter not to publish. Witnesses include Catherine G. Shoemaker Clarence R. Shoemaker and Ralph W. Shoemaker. The document notes a November 28 date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen M. Rittenhouse
Bernard P. Minnick
David Rittenhouse
Catherine G. Shoemaker
Clarence R. Shoemaker
Ralph W. Shoemaker
Testatrix Divi
Death rate jumps after Terra Cotta railroad wreck
Vital statistics from the District show 17 percent of weekly deaths, 43 linked to the Terra Cotta railway disaster. Eight other deaths stem from violence including scalds, streetcar injuries, a wagon fall, poisoning, exposure, homicide, self harm, and gas inhalation. Seven new typhoid cases raise total to 88. the prior week had 66 and last year 2. Total deaths for the week were 112, compared with 135 in the corresponding week last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terra Cotta
Supreme Court and DC Court Dockets Gathered in One Record
A dense legal record lists Supreme Court Justices and counsel as well as numerous case numbers and proceedings. It notes arguments by S. S. Burdett and Jackeaa H. Ralston, adjourned sessions, and a long list of equity, circuit, and criminal dockets across districts with judges such as Chief Justice Shepard and Mr. Justice Gould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Supreme Court
Justice Harlan
Justice White
Justice Peckham
Justice McKenna
Justice Holmes
Justice Day
Juatles Moody
Aubrey Lawrence
Brookings
Dak
Moriie Heim
St. Paul
S. S. Burdett
Jackeaa H. Ralston
Berton O. Wetmore
Ve. Jamey
Ll. Karrick
William L. Ford
W. W. Millan
J. J. Darington
District of Columbia
Equity Court NO. I
Clabaugh
Aaron Jacoby
Birmingham
Mr. Murray
Selby
Dolby
Hailey Ye. Bailey
Carpenter
Carpenters
Haas Ve. Hoye
T.L Fitnkim
J. W. Latimer
Cox Vs
Real Estate Transfers Across Pleasant Plains and Surrounding Squares
A scanned list of real estate transfers shows numerous parcels in Pleasant Plains and adjacent squares. Notable deeds include Samuel Artz et al to Norris Thorne for $10 in Wheatley subdivision, and American Security and Frost Company to James F. Hornaday for $6,850 in Hu sker's subdivision. Other transfers cover Deanwood Heights, Lanier Heights, Cleveland Park, and Randle Highlands, with multiple parcels conveyed for nominal sums or involving trustees and guardians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Artz
Norris ‘Thorne
Wheatley Et al
Pleasant Plains
American Security and Frost Company
William Hits
James F. Hornaday
Husker’s
Fondon D. Brocket Ux
Margaret B. Lohr
Groff'a
Mary G. Bright
James P. Carter
Hockman
Deanwood Heights
Evelyn Carey
Mary J. Adame
Charles W. Dart
Guardian
Edward P. Mertz
Davidson
Fife
UU Man
du Paul
Frank E
Richard
Hill
Charles I. Great Otux
Isaac F. Stokes
Krokter
Duanwood Heights
Marla Jones
Mary J. Adams
Willam P. Metcalf
G. Felon Metcalf
Coltman Et
Lanier Heighta&eimma Oyster Et al
Marc ‘Guerrie Curtis
Jjames P
Charles B. Rice
Mary L. Rica
Cleveland Park
John Sherman
Agnes
Oliver
Connecticut Avenue
Howard Smith
Elijah W. Smith
Aldrick Smith
Elijah W. Bimith
Louis Steerman
Minnie Q. Barton
Paria
Biock
Andle Highlands
United States Realty Company
Louis BE
Harkins
Randle Highlands
United States Realty Cameny
Boyd B. Andrews
Laula Brandt
Warner
Jane M. White
Jamen Kerr
White
Easier iron trade noted as buyers pause in advancing orders
The Iron Trade Review reports easing conditions this week as buyers refrain from adding to obligations despite strong interest in pie iron with Chicago merchants selling about two thirds of their yearly output. Southern pig iron holds firm with price pressures rising in Cincinnati, while bar iron declines slow. Structural material demand slackens with Illinois Steel’s mill operating sparsely and shapes demand easing except Pittsburgh. San Francisco emerges as a buyer since January 1, placing orders around 7,000 tons for new buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Iron Trade Review
Tron Ang
Chicago
New York
Pittsburg
iHnois Steel Company
Bilete
San Francisco
Iron and steel business notes in heavy December sales
The December sales of the American Bridge Company were heavy for the year, extending into October, with total year sales reaching 660,000 tons. Orders for steel for several skyscrapers in New York have been placed and major bridge material contracts are pending. Municipalities delay cast iron pipe orders due to high prices, and demand has declined notably. Rail sales mainly cover traction lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bridge Company
New York
Fralle Mineral Farm Company Elects Officers and Directors
Officers elected include William Odell as president and John F. Dowling as first vice president. Second vice president is William L Robind. treasurer James B. Robinson. secretary Joseph W. Moyer. Directors named include Odell, Moyer, Hopewell H. Darneifie, D. Elmer Wiber, J. R. Morris, Dowling, Mrs. Albertine S. Odell, Robinson, and Dr. William L. Robins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fralle Mineral Farm Company
Guerrero
William
Odell
John F. Dowling
William L Robind
James B. Robinson
Joseph W. Moyer
William 8. Odell
Joseph M. Moyer
Hope
H. Darneifie
D. Elmer Wiber
J. R. Morris
John ¥. Dowling
Mining Firm Officers and Directors Chosen at Mexican AGM
At the annual meeting of the Darneille Mining Company in Guerrero Mexico the officers elected were Hopewell H. Darneille president William Odell first vice president Henry E West second vice president Michael J O Reilly treasurer and Elmer Van Norsdall secretary Directors named include Hopewell H Darneille William S Odell Joseph W Moyer J R Morrig Michael J O Reilly Inslow Henry L West Jacob H Gallinger and James K Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Darneille Mining Company
Guerrero
Hopewell H. Darneille
Willian
Joseph W. Moyer
J. R. Morrig
Michael J. O'Reilly
Inslow, Is
Henry L. West
Jacob H. Gallinger
James K. Robinson
The
Share- H
Live Stock Markets Report From New York and Chicago
Livestock activity shows mixed moves with New York receipts listing HEEVAS and calves. steers and cows vary, veals steady, and hogs strong in spots. Chicago market notes cattle receipts near 22,000 with steady to strong tendencies and hogs around 25,000 facing softer tones.
Cattle Market Report From Union Stock Yards Baltimore
Cattle arrivals for the week ended at noon yesterday total 27, a decline from 2,762 last week. Market opened firm on all grades but closed very dull with steers 10 to 16 cents lower and cows and bulls 15 to 25 cents lower. Demand for common stock remained strong. Prices ranged from 4.60 to 6.75 for good to choice steers, 1.60 to 4.50 for others, cows 2.25 to 4.00, betters 2.00 to 4.00, stokers and feeders 2.75 to 4.10, and fresh cows 2.60 to 5.00 per head. Export activity via steamships Alstermore to Liverpool and Maryland to London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Heevas
Wethern
Chicago
Jane
Abecy
Union Stock Yards
Baltimore
Alstermore
Liverpool
Myers
Howseman
N. Lehman
Bro
Maryland
London
Myers & Houseman
Cascarets Candy Cathartic Ad Endorsed Since 1896
An old promotional advertisement extols Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a pure mild laxative for constipation and bowel health. It boasts over a million boxes sold monthly, outlines benefits like keeping the canal clean, and cites compliance with the Pure Drugs Act of 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
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GOULD
New Orleans
George J. Gould
Mgr
International
Great Northern
Texas Pacific Railways
Hadley Tay
Pacific Expresa
Amp
Secretary of Treasury
the Music Master
John Drew
A. W. Pinero
Empire Theater
Pinero
Mr. Drew
Margaret Niington
Urso
Fair Sex
Hilary Jenson
Columbia
Chase
Gardner Crane
Toby Claude
Willie Eckstein
F. ¥. Seymour
Emma Hill
Peter the Great
Chalk" Saunders
Randy
Wilson
Claude
Pete Comedienne
Master Eckstein
Paderewski
Majestic
al. H. Wilson
Metz
Alps
Majestic Theater
Mr. Wilson
Academy
Academy of Music
Gyp
Broncos
Boston
Arizona
Lyceum
Kennedy and Evans
Celtic Wit
Burton Holmes
Nile
Egypt
Port Arthur
Columbia ‘Theater
Quton Ball
Anna W. Reading
Alice N. Reading
Miss Reading
Charles F. Berkeley
Sait
Katle FE. Berkeley
Berkeley
Lane
Hostetter
Legal Record
ICORD
Court of Appeals
Shepard
Louis E. McComas
Charles H. Robb
Fults
Jaeger
E. L. Glen
Sherwood
Crawton
Bacon
J. 5
Hyde
Kilbourn
J. H. Whitaker
Appellant
H. Paul, Jr
Appellee
NNO
Refigedon Lend and Improvement Company
Hitchcock
Secretary of the Interior
Equity Court NO
Justice Gould
Justin Wright
Foulis
Gurley
Dodge
Rush
Guerdeum
Slye
Easterling
Horning
Mograder
Eutirel
Louis Va
Bristow
No. Jones
Bowers
Stead
Golt
Nm Mills
Diggs
Southern Railway Company
G. Wright
Baum
Circuit Court
Juatlon Anderson
Scott
Herre
Kane
Devina
Blaton Va
Carter
Scott St Ux
Herrell
Cross
Javvis
Totteg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Capital Traction Company
Totter
Taylor Va
Washington and
Rockville
Richards Vn
Zurhorat
Write
Riley
Luketva
Washington Loan and Trust No
Jwetie Stafford
Kate Maxey
Sling Kate Ellis
Allan Kate Ellis
Travers Ford
Moses Norgenthal
James Wise
George Reed
Justha Barnard
Asteta
Margaret, Harrison
Patterson & Co
Gros
Ebhoft
J.Q. A. Fullerton
Washington Post
Daily and
Sunday Post
Clever Post
Daily and Sunday Post
Washington, D. C
P. O. Box
Mining Companies
ELECT
S.S.S
S. S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Cascarets
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