Trustees Sale Of Improved Real Estate In Brightwood Park
Thos J Owen Son Auctioneers and Trustees offer sale ofNos 6327 6229 and 5223 Illinois Ave North West at 918 F Street NW on Feb 1 1806 with one third cash and balance in two installments secured by deed of trust. Lots 28 29 and 41 in Groff and Brightwood Park subdivisions with improvements. Terms due within 15 days or resale at purchaser risk. Trustees John T Arms Saml A Drury.
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Thos
J. OWEN @ SON
Illinois Avenue
IWES
Brightwood Pal
Twelfth Street
District of Columbia
T. J. Gwen & Sona
F Street
County of
Washington
Lolumbia
D. F. Groft
Brightwood Park
Pere
D. HB. Groff
Washington, D.C
John T. Arms
Sam'l A. Drury
Proposals Open for West Out Bridging and Wall Work
Sealed proposals by January 23 1906 are invited by the Treasury Department Supervising Architect for stone wall construction and completion of approaches to the West Out Bridge in Washington DC. Drawings and specifications are available at the Supervising Architect's office. Separate notices list additional bids for engine room sewerage pumping station volumes in the District of Columbia and related forms.
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Treasury Department
Office of the Supervising Architect
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Ames Knox
Siissioners
Columbia
Washington
Probate notice for William H L Shock estate
Subscribing Maryland and District of Columbia residents have letters testamentary from the Probate Court of the District of Columbia for the estate of William H L Shock of DC. Creditors must present claims, properly authenticated, by January 0, 1907, to the executors at Baltimore and Washington addresses. Attest: James Janner, Register of Wills for the District of Columbia. Branden spg and Brandenbi rg, Attorneys.
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Ambid
Maryland
Colmmbia
District of Colurmbia
William HL Shock
Tate
District of Columbia
A. Ropins
Baltimore
James C. Hirs
West Lafayette Avenue
Battimore
Alfrieg George
Washington, D
James Janner
Dialet of
Columbia
Brandensprg & Brandenbi Reg
Sey
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD TRAIN LINES AND SERVICES
A dense list of Pennsylvania Railroad trains and routes from Harrisburg to Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati Indianapolis Louisville and beyond. Includes multiple parlor, buffet, and sleeping cars, connections to St Louis Cleveland Detroit and Atlantic cities, with daily and special schedules and ticket office details at Sixteenth Street and B Street.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Sixth
Pittsburg
Harrisburg
Chicago
Cincinnatis, Inc
Hanapolis
Ouinville
Chicago Limited
Oac
Washington
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Ax Sliag
Tea Daly
Citarse Pbery Eran
Cincinnati
Pullman
Altoona
Pittsbur
Pacific Express
Toledo
Buffalo
Emporium Junction
Wire
Canandaigua
Rochester
Niagara Falls
Elmira
Renovo
Williamsport
Buffalo Night Express
Zum Junction
Erie
Bes
Canandai
Philadelphis
New York
Philadelphia
Express
Sun‘s
Boston
Baltimore
Annapolis
Pope's Creek Line
Pennsylvania ‘Railroad
Chesapeake and Chicay
Pennsyvania Station
St. Louis
Cincinnaii
Louisville
St Louis
Pullman Bloopers
Indianapolis
Virginia Hot Springs
Wrehington
I.fv
Cininnati
Lexington
Louisvile
Chesapeake
Pennsylvania Avenue
H.W. Fuller
Washington Southern Railway
Richmond
Alexandia
Fredericksburg
6Th
Atlantic Coast Line
Florida
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Newport News
Old Point
Quanden
Susadar
W.D. Duke
C.W. Culp
W. P. Taylor
Richmond, Va
Rail and Pullman Service Details in 1903 Schedule
The notice outlines Chesapeake and Ohio style rail links with New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore terminals, detailing Pullman parlor cars, dining options, and hourly departures. Illinois and New Jersey connections are listed with specific stopovers and through trains to Florida via Jacksonville. Station agents provide ticketing and baggage services across major routes.
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Harrisonburg
Warrenton
Danville
Way
Washington
Columbia
Savannah
Jacksonville
Pinehurst
N.C
Dally
United States
New Orleans
Harrisgnbore
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D. m
Southern
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Aiken
Augusta
St. Augustine
Southern Railway
New York
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Columbus
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Morida Express
Port Tampa
le Carte
Memphis
Lynchburg
Hoanoke
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Birmingham
New Team
Washington and Southwestern Limited
Pullman
Atunte
Macon
Nashville
New
Bluemont
Leenburg
Washington G
Charlottesville
15Th St
Pa. Ave
Aif
Pennsylvania
P. R.R
Spencer
Hardwick
Pass
W. H. Taylor
Brown
Norfolk and Western Railway
Norfol
Western
Ama
Dasily
Roanoke
Bristol
Winston- Salem
Menphis
Norfolk
Berryville
Luray
Shenandoah
Elkton
Pullman Patios
Arriva Pennsylvania
Fourteenth Street
Ae York Avenue
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Penna. Ave
Petersburg
Releigh
Wilmington
Tampa
Mobile
Pensacola
Seaboard Mall
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Hamet
Pullman Sleeper
Soule
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Sundar
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Ohio Railroad
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New Jersey
Tive
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Royal Line
Philadelphia
New-York
Nee Terminal
St. New York
Baltimore
Ena
Northwest
Polvenenay
Lowts
Pittsburg
Hveland
Wheeling
Winchester
Annapolis
Eleton
Khroush
Parlor
Frederick
Hagerstown
Iokertos Apnems
Hegse
Florida
Atlantic Coast Link
Fin
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Port Pampa
Thomanville
Fla
Tory
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
Pennsylvania Railroad
I P. Jamds
Washington, D. W
Craig
H. M Emerson
Supreme Court Session Records and Docket of 1905
The document chronicles a Supreme Court and circuit court docket with detailed courtroom proceedings. It lists justices present, cases argued or continued, adjournments, and assignments for January 24 1905 through 1906. Numerous civil equity and bankruptcy matters, criminal cases, and district court items appear, including assignments, verdicts, and motions.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Justice Anderson
Equity Court
Justice Stafford
Henry Brown
de Haven Vs. Union Surety and Guaranty Company
Conrad Syme
National Benefit Association
Montgomery
Birney &Woodard
J.H. Stewart
A. G. Browne
Roche
Dillon
P. It. Marshall
Easby- Smith
Leon Tobriner
Tibbs Ve. Bennett
Hallam & Hallam
Anderman Va
Lambert & Baker
R. Rous Perry
Rr Foster
Perkins
Criminal Court NO
Justice Wright
United States
William I. Lewis
Grand Larnalle
George F. Canniff
Arthur Jackson
John
Southern Brnckston
D. Truitt
Marn Graves
Criminal Court NG
Justice Gould
United States Va
George E. Green
U. S
W. J. Lambert
Watson
Vs. Boyd
R. B. Dickey
R. Shipp
Walker Vs. Hancock
W. Meek. Clayton
Leo Simmons
McMahon Ve
O'Connor
Attorveaya
B J., Wisner
A. A. Lipacomb
G. C. Meigs
Helakel Va Vowles
R. A. Helakell
R. H. Dickey
Fechtig
Warren
F. W. McReynolds
Paine
Real Estate Transfers on Northwest Washington Streets
A series of property transfers across multiple Washington DC neighborhoods listing transferees, grantors, lots and squares, with prices ranging from 1 to 6500 dollars. Notable moves include William Sullivan to Catherine M. Waite in Granby and Daniel W. Baker to Virginia A. Dorsey and Worthington Dorsey with multiple lots in Twenty-Second and M Streets Northwest.
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Tenth
Mary Columbuz
Christopher M
Selma B. Sharrelts
Kelly
Samus
Streep
Charles FP
Waite Et'ax
William ‘C. Bullivan
Wiliam
Sulivan
Catherine M. Waite
Columbia Heights
Ida L. Jacobs
Montague D
James M. A. Spottewood
Granby
Henry A. Vieth
Daniel H. Matthews
Twenty-Second
M Streets
Daniel W. Baker
Virginia A. Dorsey
Worthington Dorsey
Mary Eliza Wolfe
Grunby
IY City
Rederick B. Pyre
Albert J. Buehler
Congress Heights
Archur
B. Randle
Harry W. Ensor
Mount Plasant
George J. Easterday
Charles W. Jing, Jr
Cleveland Park
H. Rozier Dulany
John G. Ames
Deanwood
South Capitol
Fourteenth Street
Harriet Pearing
Albert L. Stavely
Anthony Gaegler
George H. Demonet
Fourth
Bit
James E. Bright
Charles ©. Thompson
Joseph C. Whyte
Harry B. Goodrell
North Carolina Avenue
Victor Anderson
Alvah RB
Mary R. Hann
Thirty-third
Thirty-fourth
Edward Mellon
Henry Coppershite
Hoa M. Fay
Dvi C
Lillie T
Deeds of Trusts Across Several Squares and Sizes
Multiple deeds of trust listed for properties in squares 334 657 217 57 208 168 61 503 20 and locales including View Heights Ingleside Rose dale Isherwood Cleveland Park Ashington Heights and more. Names include Selma Sharretts Samuel Wolf Arthur Brice Kate Powell George Carr Martha Chandlee Albert Stavely John Ames and others securing various lenders with amounts from 1,000 to 17,000 and terms ranging from 1 to 6 years at 5 to 6 percent, semiannual payments.
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Selma B. Sharretts
David H
Charles F. Benjamin
Roger T. Mitchell
Perpetual Building Association
Samuel Wolf
Walter E. Wright
William
Edmonton
Aysiaeh S. Kelly
Tairview Heights
Wiliam S
George C. Carr
Charles A. Douglass
A. B. L. Leckie
William P. Carr
Allee M. Humphries
Walter Q. Duckett
Benjamin F. Whiteside
Home Building Association
Emma .T. McIntire
Cleveland Park
John G. Ames
James R. Edlerson
Whmam A. Gordon
H. Royler Dulany
Rosedale and
Isherwood
Charles F. Son“og
Samuel T. Smith
Brank- Im-C
Getzendanper
William’ W. Poultney
I T
Square
aAlbert L. Stavely
American Security and Trust Company
National Safe Deposit, Security and Trust Company
Ashington Heights
Martha A. Chandlee
Albert A. Wilson
John B. Larner
Washington
George
Demonet
National Safe Deposit, Security ‘and Trust Company
Trustees of Columbia Typographical Union
Christian Seitz
Ralph, P. Bernard
Guy H. Johnson
Hiss
Rudolph Eickhorn
Herbert A.” Gill
Edward McC. Jones
Arlington Fire Tnsurance Company
Self-trust and heroism in Ralph Waldo Emerson
The text extols self-trust as heroism and truthfulness, noting it as just generous hospitable temperate and disdainful of petty calculation. It asserts undaunted boldness and persistent fortitude and briefly mentions marvelous cures and guarantees by Electric Bitters despite garbled phrasing.
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Ralph W. Emerson
É&C
Westinghouse Plans 15 Million Convertible Bond Issue
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing proposes 15.4 million dollars in five percent gold bonds convertible into voting stock after Jan 1, 1910, and redeemable after Jan 1, 1912. Proceeds retire outstanding commercial paper and fund extensions. Trust indenture pledges no mortgage on property with specific security terms. Kuhn, Lieb & Co. has purchased the entire issue at 98 plus accrued interest, with stockholders retaining rights.
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Atew
York
Westinghouse ‘Electric and Manufacturing Company
Kuhn, Lieb & Co
Cotton supply decrease shows U.S. ginned bales near 9.99 million
Census Bureau bulletin reports United States cotton ginned through January 16 at 9,993,111 bales, down from 12,767,000 in 1905. Texas leads production with 2,281,550 bales, Alabama 1,200,627, Georgia 1,695,336, and South Carolina 1,093,482. The report excludes linters and counts round bales as half bales.
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Census Bureau
United States
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Indian Territory
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Miorida
Receiver Named for Leighton Company in Insolvency Case
A Boston Superior Court judge appointed A. P. Hardy of Malden as receiver for H. H. Leighton Company, brokers, amid liabilities running into hundreds of thousands. The receiver is to sue J. E. Doucette to recover creditor proceeds from Doucette’s seat on the Boston Stock Exchange, possibly totaling 30 000 to 40 000 dollars.
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Boston
Mass
A. P. Hardy
Malden
H. H. Leighton Company
Lawton
Superior Court
J. E. Doucette
Leighton & Co
Doucacte
Stock Exchange
Baltimore Markets Delicate Trade in Grains and Provisions
Baltimore markets report dull to steady activity across staples. Grain prices for flour corn oats and rye show small changes with mixed receipts and exports. butter eggs cheese and sugar maintain firm to unchanged levels, reflecting routine market conditions for January.
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New York
Rio
Baltimore
Metal market roundup reports London price shifts and local steadiness
London tin rose about 7s 1d with spot and futures at £184 17s 6d. Local copper held steady with minor gains. Lead and spelter showed small moves. local quotes ranged 5.0 to 6.80 and 6.40 to 6.50 respectively. Northern and Southern foundry metals listed with various Northerns around 18.75 to 19.75, Toledo spot and futures noted. Frank Frantz questioned as former Rough Rider and Oklahoma governor.
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New York
London
Sd. Tigher
Spelter
Irving
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