Camden Firm Wins Chinese Cruiser Contract
New York reports New York Shipbuilding Company of Camden New Jersey awarded the contract to build China’s first made in America cruiser. Bethlehem Steel will furnish guns and armor following Prince Tsai Haun’s U S visit. Ship will weigh 4000 to 5000 tons with 8 and 6 inch guns. Price above 1.9 million dollars.
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England
Japan
Washington Post
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Wohe
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Charles M. Schwab
France
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San Francisco
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Jax
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Adawbert
Graf Walderser
Cleveland
Hamburg and Anglo-American Nile Co
Bloecher
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Straits of Magellan
Valparamo
Chile
Andes
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Caribbean
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India
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Cuba
Opposed to measure on Washington street car fares
Florida representative Clark introduced a bill setting a 2 cent fare for street car riders in Washington if no seat is provided within one block. It imposes a 10 dollar damages penalty for overcharges. City commissioners reject it as impractical, citing risk of disorder and safety concerns, and urge adverse action, favoring Interstate Commerce Commission oversight for car supply.
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Clark
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Washington
Yeaterday
Smith
Houseistrict Committee
Atreat Railway Company
Persian envoy denies circulating appeal to American people
Mirza Ali Kull Khan, charge d affaires of the Persian legation, emphatically denies a circulating Wednesday story that the Persian government appealed to the American people. The report claimed a New York issuance by H. E.Topakyan, Persian consul general, bearing empire seal and Mostou-El-Mamatik signature, with Topakyan summoned from New York to join in the propagation.
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Mirza Ali Kull Khan
New York
H. E.topakyan
Mostou-El-Mamatik
Topakyan
Demands Support From Husband in Baltimore Suit
Ke Baker wife of George A Baker, an activist, filed in the Dy Mid Supreme Court for maintenance. She alleges he prevented employment in Baltimore, leaving her with no proper support. They married October 28, 1908 and have two children. Attorneys W Uhvan and John O Gite representing the plaintiff.
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Ya KE. Baker
George A. Baker
Sterday
Supreme Court
Bakers Corn Yvel
Baltimore
W. Uhvan
John O
Woman Attacked and Robbed Near Missouri Avenue
Misa Marian Warden, 28, of Fifteenth Street North, employed at a principal city hotel, reported to police she was enticed to a house on Missouri Avenue Northwest where she was assaulted, robbed, and left unconscious. She provided the assailant’s name and authorities seek a man about the same age and location.
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Misa Marian
Fifteenth Street
Missouri Avenue Northwest
Fire in Vivian apartment shaft causes panic at dinner hour
Tenants in the Vivian apartment house at Wi G street northwest were startled last night when a blaze was discovered under the stairway at the bottom of the elevator shaft. Smoke filled the shaft and upper halls as residents fled to fire escapes. The blaze started in a pile of window awnings and caused only slight damage.
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Vivian
Wi G Street
Fie
Families Row Over Barrel in Police Court Dispute
Five Merediths and two Burgess relatives faced police court on disorderly conduct charges after a dispute over a barrel in an alley. James Meredith claimed the barrel first then conflicted with John Burgess. no injuries occurred. The group collided loudly but was discharged after promising restraint and with attorney Armand W. Scott.
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James Meredith
Emma
John
Nannie
Jessie
William Bursens
Meredith
John Burgess
Armand W. Scott
Lecture on Ruined Cities of Asia Minor by Robinson
Johns Hopkins professor David M. Robinson spoke at McMahon Hall on Ruined Cities of Asia Minor. The lecture outlined Asia Minor's prosperity and decline, with stereopticon views of Sodom, Gomorrah, and Dead Sea bleak scenes. Mer. Shahan introduced him. The talk featured historical incidents and vivid illustrations. United States authorizes loan. Knox instructs envoy in Haiti regarding debt refunding.
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David MM. Robinson
Johns Hopkins University
McMahon Hall
Catholic University
Asia Minor
Mer. Shahan
Trof. Robinson
Sodom
Gomorrah
Dead Sea
United States
Knox
Haiti
Financial Statement Report of The Farmers & Cotonies Bank
The document presents a financial statement and condition report for the Farmers & Cotonies National Bank, listing assets and liabilities including loans, overdrafts, U.S. bonds, bank notes, deposits, and reserves. It shows capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, and various deposits, with a sworn attestation by Treasurer Edson B. Olds and notary public Reginald Rutherford dated January 1911.
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Condition Farmers & Cotonies National
City of Washington
John Mausih
de Folermaty Pear Puhat
Chas. W. Blackwood Notary Public
Ington
Bai
Edson B. Olds
Second National Bank
Ae ‘On
Cheng
Columbia City of Washington
John Eckloff
Commercial National Bank of Washington
Washington
District of Columbia
National Capital Bank of Washington
Bottling Works Burned at Arlington Brewery
Fire destroyed the stables and bottling works of the Arlington Brewery at Rosslyn Virginia near the Aqueduct bridge. Loss estimated at 20000 dollars with insurance. Bottling machinery ruined and 46 team harness lost. Forty horses rescued. main plant spared and operations to resume.
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Arlington Brewery
Rosslyn
Aqueduct Bridge
Rosslyn Packing Company
Loans and diaconnta notes of national banks and assets
A financial summary listing loans and discounts including secured and unsecured notes of national banks, bonds to secure circulation and deposits, and banking house accounts. It covers due from national and state banks, trust companies, reserve agents, and miscellaneous items such as foreign money, fractional currency, and redemption funds. Includes totals for assets and liabilities with capital, surplus, and profits.
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U. S
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District of Columbia
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Bank Liability Summary with Names and Deposits
Fragmented OCR shows bank liability items including capital stock, surplus, undivided profits after expenses and taxes, national bank notes outstanding, due to other banks, and deposits. Listed names appear as directors and officers and include Archer, Downey, Harnbelaw, Gude, Latternner, Lincoln, Loving, Moran, Norton, Offterdingsor, Pumphrey, Rodman, Strasburger, Sullivan, Walker, Wade, and others.
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Japical Atock
National Bank
Savings Banke
Qapital
United States
Andrew Archer
William FP. Downey
Richard J. Harnbelaw
William F. Gude
Peter Latterner
Dana Lincoln
Lucas P. Loving
P. T. Moran
Howard R. Norton
Henry J. Offterdingosr
George ¢. Pumphrey
Muel ¢. Rodman
Joseth Strasburger
William DR. Sullivan
Richard A. Walker
G. Taylor Wade
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