Trade and market gains lift grain and textile demand
Bradstreet's notes improving spring demand and larger shipments despite weather. Grain markets rise with wheat up 2 cents corn 1 cent and oats 2? cents amid better export inquiry and South Atlantic signals. Textiles stay strong with higher prices for fabrics, prints and yarns. pig iron buying active with regional demand and steel rails up.
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New York
Bradstreet
Astern
Europe
Ans Inte
City notices and obituaries mix in varied items
An illustrated lecture on The Wayward Boy is to be held at Salvation Army Hall on Pennestranta Avenue with free admission. Funeral services for Malvion E. Battistt and William A. Mann are noted with details of burial, location, and times. Amer R. Yost's funeral occurred Thursday and burial planned in Wadsworth Ohio. Teachers named for a council include Milas Rowe Hardy and several Misses. An injury incident at the Pennsylvania Railroad roundhouse is described with hospital treatment. A praise service by the Colored YWCA is scheduled with music. Dr Frank Gibson plans drills for the Arab Patrol and a Masonic fair program in April with travel to Los Angeles in July.
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Salvation
Army Hall
Pennestranta Avenue
Brs
Malvion E. Battistt
Dawghler
William MrCarter
Easter Avenue
Tooma Park
Dlenwood
William A. Mann
J. William Lee
Undertaking
Pennsylvania Avenue
Amer R. Yost
Wallach Place Northwest
Wadsworth
Ohio
Teathers
Teachers’ Advisory Council
Milas Rowe I Hardy
Normal School
Neien Gordon
Mixa Jane McKnew
Sothcyn Brown
Nellie D Moore
Rachel Wostin
Pennsylvania Railroad Roundhouse
South Capitol
I Streets
Harry i Wilton
Providence Hospital
W. H. Conner
Colored Young Women’s Christian Association
Half Street
Maryland ‘Avenue
Frank £. Gibson
Almas Temple
A. A
QO. N
Philadelphia
New York
Newark
Mare
Los Angeles
United States
May Extend Deposits For National Bank Funds
Secretary Shaw indicated a possible extension of time for returning public funds deposited in national banks. Amounts totaling 25 million dollars were placed with recall hoped for February 1, with later extensions for 0.6 million and 12 million. Remaining 29 million had no fixed return date, and banks may keep funds if conditions allow.
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Shaw
Treasury
Livestock Market Reports From New York and Chicago
Receipts and prices vary across cattle hogs and sheep with New York showings firm for steers and steady to higher for bulls and cows. Exports planned include cattle and sheep while Chicago totals show steady cattle and hog markets with mixed gains and declines across grades.
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New York
Jen
Liverpool
London Cables
Lagase
Indiana
Kentucky
Chicago
Baltimore Markets and London Tin Decline Reported
Baltimore markets show varied grain prices with wheat futures and spot values, corn easing, oats firm, rye steady, and butter egg and sugar prices steady. London tin falls as copper and other metals trade firmer, while cottons’ world visible supply rises. Norfolk side trips entice tourists with steamship routes to Jamestown Yorktown Portsmouth Fortress Monroe and connections to New York and Boston.
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Baltimore
Southern
New York
London
Spelter
Goge BO
Iran
Mandord Foundry
Cleveland
No. 1 Foundry Northern
No. 2 Foundry Northern
No. 1 Foundry Southern
No. 2 Foundry Southern
Norfolk
Virginia Tidewater
Old Dominion
Old Point
Jamestown
Yorktown
Portsmouth
Fortress Mon-roe
Norfolk and
Weakington Line
Ateamera
Boston
Falling Frames Injure Laborer at Car Barn Construction
A laborer named Mosca 3 Lewis, a colored man from Fern Street Rocky Creek Park, was struck by a falling timber while frames were being taken down for the new Capital Traction car barns on Fourteenth Street extended. He sustained facial and head injuries and was treated at Garfield Hospital.
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Capital Traction Company
Fourteenth Street
Mosca
Lewis
Fern Street
Rocky Creek Park
Garfield Hospital
Legal Records Mixed Court Docket And Obituary Notes
Long list of court cases and adjournments across multiple courts in Washington District of Columbia. Notices include equity, circuit, criminal, and probate items with assignments for Monday January 28, plus obituaries for Isaac S. Jones and Maj. Milo V. Bailey and details on The Academy of Music fire reconstruction plans and funeral arrangements. Includes numerous case numbers, parties, and attorneys.
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Equity Court NO
Gould
Circuit Court NO
Justles Wright
Schneider
American Bridge Company
Dodge Ve. Rush
Walker
Warner
Wilmarth Ve. Pickett
Walker Va
United States
Blackintone
Intertormle
Burton Et al
Viking
Easterling Ve. Horning
Magruder
Luttrell
Stead Ve. Galt
Milla Va
Digga
Wright
Baum
Kay
Hirst
Central District Emergency ‘Hospital
Hill's Road Attack on Writ of Mandamus
Minnesota Attorney General sues to force St Paul Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway to show why its charter should not be forfeited. Case centers on alleged watered stock and right to pay dividends after transfer to Great Northern merger, with broader questions on subsidiary creation and public supervision. Chief Justice orders writ issued return due April 2. suit targets tax treatment and ongoing dividends.
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St. Paul
Manitoba Road
Great Northern
Young
Paul
Minneapolis and Manitoba Railroad Company
Stuart
Minnesota Supreme Court
The
Minnesota and Pacific Company
Great Northern Railway Company
Great Northern 13
Manitoba
Great Northern Railroad Company
St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway Company
Tta
Great Worthan Railway Company
Manitoba Company
Great North ¢En
Great Northern Company
Manitops
New Lawyers Admitted by District Supreme Court
The District Supreme Court admitted to practice a list of new lawyers who passed the latest bar examinations. Names include William W. Ben of Durant Iowa, David D. Caldwell of Ames Iowa, Charles D. Brayton of South Carolina, Paul R. Hallan of Kentucky, Tarael Perskin of New York, H J Sweeney of District of Columbia, and many others from states such as Maryland, Pennsylvania, New York, Ohio, and Massachusetts.
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District Supreme Court
William W. Ben
Durant
Towa
David D. Caldwell
Ames
Willam F. Condon
Iowa
Robert B. Crowley
Massachusetts
Ralph H. Doughton
Maryland
Frederick I. Devereaux
District of Columbia
Charles D. Brayton
South Carolina
John Duggan, Jr
Pennsylvania
William H. Fowle
Virginia
Horace R. George
District of
Lawrence W. Manning
Kentucky
William J. Neaie
8. B. Pack
Tarael Perskin
New York
A. & Pinkett
EL J. Pinkett
Richard J. F. Quigley
H. J. Sweeney
Edwin A. Ewingle
George M. Thomeides
Henry J. Thames
Ohio
Edward M. Weeks
Walter N. Weston
Wilson RE. Wilmot
James M. Wood
Corbett Sues For Property From Hospital Stay
Cornelia G Corbett sues in the District Supreme Court against Frederick Fenning for 4216 7 alleging her personal property, taken when she and her mother were committed to the Government Hospital for the Insane, was not accounted for. She claims Fenning disposed of items including a $450 pistol and a $1600 oil painting and seeks return or cash value.
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Cornelia G. Corbett
Government Hospital For
District Supreme Court
Frederick
Fenning
Miss Corbett
Caroline
Penning
Abe Abclares
Militia Officers Sued Over Melvin Cleveland Drowning
William B. Cleveland administrator for Melvin L. Cleveland sues Gen Georges H Harries William Bleo and Frank Durston officers of the District Militia for 10000 damages alleging negligence and incompetence led to Melvin L Cleveland being ordered to steer a launch from the Oneida and drowned in the Potomac on November 26 or 27. the Oneida was loaned by the Navy and the crew described as young and inexperienced.
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Melvin L. Cleveland
William B. Cleveland
Naval Reserve
Oneida
District Supreme Court
Georges H. Harries
William 3. Bleo
Frank 8. Durston
Miltia
Mr. Cleveland
Megera
Bleo
Durston
Herries
Navy Department
Potomac River
Young Cleveland
Cleveland
Potomac
Guilty of Murder in District Court No. 1
Charles B. Fletcher, colored, was yesterday convicted of murder in the District Criminal Court No. 1 for killing his wife Della Fletcher last July. He was remanded to jail pending sentence and a court inquiry into his present sanity was indicated by the jury’s verdict and remand.
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Charles B. Fletcher
Justice Stasrd
Della Fletcher
Fletcher
Stafford
Tor Fletcher
Justive Stafford
Sam Gassenheimer Fined In Police Court Case
Samuely Gassenheimer, a noteskeeper, was arraigned before Judge Kimball on charges of violating police requisitions related to automobiles for public hire. He and two chauffeurs were found guilty on all counts and fined $20 each. defense plans to appeal to the District Court of Appeals.
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Samuely Gassenheimer
Kimball
Hlason Lawrence
District Court of Appeals
Gasstheimer
Red Cross Relief Sent to San Francisco and China Crisis
The Red Cross forwarded 445 750 dollars to San Francisco relief funds and ordered 5 000 dollars worth of supplies sent from New York after Kingston earthquake news. The China famine is seen as the gravest crisis, with refugees returning to famine districts and no seed wheat or harvest until next June. Public contributions are sought to cover relief costs and prevent worse conditions.
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Red Cross
San Francisco
Kingston
New York
China
Cable
Wreck Victim's Will Filed In Probate Court
Mrs Mary V Clasel daughter of Commodore Perry Brown killed in the Baltimore and Ohio wreck at Terra Cotta asks probate to admit her fathers will dated August 1 1883 The will left all to his first wife Mary Ellen Brown who died January 29 1895 The second wife perished with him The estate includes a Washington Grove Maryland house and cottage valued at 2000 and 800 in cash A claim against the railroad is noted The petition lists three children Perry Brown of Albany New York and William Brown of Washington as heirs
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Mary V. Clasel
Commodore Perry Brown
Baltimore and Ohio
Terra. Cotta
Cissel
Mary Ellen Brown
Brown
Washington Grove
Perry, Brown
Albany
William Brown
Washington
Lawyer Sues Hitchcock Over Interior Bar Admission
Attorney Frank D Blackistone, examiner in chancery for the District Supreme Court, filed four mandamus actions to force Secretary Hitchcock to admit him to practice in the Department of the Interior. He was admitted before the District Supreme Court on December 27, 1896 and later became an examiner in chancery. His 1903 application to practice in the Interior Department was rejected by Assistant Secretary Ryan, who cited his current chancery office. Blackistone argues the objection is invalid.
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Frank D. Blackistone
District Supreme Court
Enterior
Hitchcock
Department of the Interior
Blackistone
District Surpreme Court
Thomas Ryan
Blackistons
Nineteenth Street Damages Hearing Opens Before Jury
Testimony began in the extension of Nineteenth Street Northwest from Woodley Road to Biltmore Street before Justice Barnard and a jury. Government witnesses John A. Hamilton N H Shea Thomas W. Smith and Charles C. Rice testified on land value and neighborhood benefits. A prior verdict was set aside and the hearing will resume Friday February 8.
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Nineteenth Street
Woodley Road
Biltmore Street
Justice Barnard
John A. Hamilton
N. H. Shea
Thomas W. Smith
Charles C. Rice
Beating of Policeman Leads to Guilty Pleas in Police Court
William Smothers, a colored man, arraigned in the United States branch of the Police Court before Judge Mulrowny on charges of assaulting Special Officer Thomas Hayden in the Southern Railway yards and assaulting James and Sarah Blackburn on January 5. He was found guilty on both counts, receiving one year for Hayden assault and six months for the two women assault.
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William Smothers
United States
Police Court
Mulrowny
Thomas 8. Hayden
Southern Railway
Jeamed
Sarah Blackburn
Hayden
Suit Against Filtration Plant Firm Over Health Damage
John H. Tatspaugh sues New York Continental Jewel Filtration Company for 20000 damages alleging health injuries to his family and depreciation of property value caused by a tunnel and filtration plant built about forty feet from his New Jersey avenue home. Noise dust smoke and noxious gases from the plant operations are cited as the harm.
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John H. Tatspaugh
New Jersey Avenue
New York Continental Jewel Fittation Company
Want Birds in Parks
Free illustrated lectures under the District of Columbia Game and Fish Protective Association will be given at the Public Library to promote bird and waterfowl release in parks. The first talk, next Wednesday, will be by John W. Titcomb chief of the fish culture division at the Bureau of Fisheries. Titcomb, a veteran with the bureau since 18 01, is a noted scientist and former president of the American Fisheries Society and the North American Fish and Game Protective Association.
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Game and Fish Protective Association
Game and Fish Protective Association of
District of Columbia
Ada
John W. Tittomb
Division of
Fish Culture
Bureau of Fisheries
Titcomb
American Fisheries Society
North American Fish and Game Protective Association
Southern Railway renames train to New York and New Orleans Limited
Southern Railway announces the Washington to New Orleans service is renamed the New York and New Orleans Limited. The two sleepers run daily from Washington at 1 PM to New Orleans arriving 9 46 AM two days later and serve Asheville and Birmingham. In probate news Edward L D Morrill's will filed December 21 186 appears. Samuel D Morrill named as heir of stock interests. widow Bellphine P Morrill receives rest for life or remarriage. Charles M Catlin named executor.
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Southern Railway
New York and
New Orleans
Southern Railway Company
New York
Washington
Washington and Southern Limited
New York and New Orleans
Asheville
Birmingham
Edward LD. Morrill
Morrill
Samuel D. Morrill
King Solomon Mining Company
Barmer Mining Company
Bellphine P. Morrill
Charles M. Catlin
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Ig Great Norther Rightn
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Greene-Cananea
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Heyat
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India
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Legal Record
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Peckham
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Justice Day
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William Frye ‘White
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Appellant
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Gleeson
Guaranty and Burety Company
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Wexgaman
Aaron Jacoby
Naylor Ra
Columbia University
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Getechell
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Reaman
Ryan
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Totten Et
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Sinncom
Capital Tmction Company
Totten Et al
Ballimora and Ohio Railroad Company
Michards
Zurhorst
WyHe
Riley
Lakel Ve
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Meara Va
Jones
Brady
Ges Light Comany
Warwick Va
Glenngn
Justice Stafford
United States Va
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Joseph Dorsey
James Carroll
Martin J. Hughes
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Kora
Adams Express Company
Nicolas Vs. Ross
J. P
Clebaugh
Horace Orrid
Bled
Executo
Wiliam D. Jarris
Rosch Abellet Ax
Peter G. Ef Sauer
Louise Anderson
Carroll A. Brooks
Ralph P. Barnard Et ‘al
E. H. Neumayer
R. T. Warwick
Whitehaven
H. H. Bergman
Sureleing
Kais M. Bricker
Williama F. Burch
Louis i
Biggens
Dyers Sibdiviaton
John W. Burke
Frank T. Rawlings
Suan
William FR. Decble
Edward Kremb
Wicherdson
Square 405
F. Eberly
Louis Steerman
Kqsciusho
Emma P. Hungerford
William H
John J. Tunstall
Robert H. McNeill
Effingham
Jacob G. Hutching
j__ Llorado Simmons
Twining City
Joseph Henning
Antonio Pessogno
Frank H. Hopkins
Louis Costageini
Frederick A. Singer
Adydigon N. Bearlock
Cleveland Park
John Sherman
Ema Sherman
Ida Schuh
George D. Powell
W. B. Moses Company
Randle Highlands
United States Realty Company
Walter J. Cognwell
Harry J. Bostick
Harry Wardman
Harry B. Witson
Thomas
Elfen Collinge
Louise K. Willits
William L
Edward ©. Kimball
James VL. Karritk
Henry B. Hall
Hensey
Mason N. Richardson
Willam Ay
Wipkins
Robert D. Meslow
Abbie C. Tyler
John W. Tyler
Davidson
Recluse
Isaac 9. Jones
D Street
Wiliam Lee
John 8. Walker
Dr. Gallagher
Harriet Sullivan
Toledo
Ohto
Mr. Jones
George Mille
Arviover
KN. J
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Academy of Music
W. H. Rapley
Maj. Bailey
Arlington
Milo V. Bailey
Donald C. Mec Lead
First Presbyterian Church
W. W. Dudley
L. T. Michener
Perry G. Michener
Walter Safford
J. B. Morrey
Horace P. Springer
Adington
Ste Ad
HILL
Minnesota
Jing Corbett
Asylum
Mothers Committee
SAM ‘Gassenheimer
Fort Frisco Relief Fund
Jamaica
Father John
Col Miles
Washington, D. C
John
Sues Hitchcock
Sues Construction Company
Parkes
Widow and Son
Yale
Yale Laundry
Main
Washington Post
Daily
Sunday Post
Clever Post
Aes
Prince
Eutcreo
OPA
Blank
P.O. Box
G. L
Soeet Keel
Gnu
Costadt Rai SB
Atlanta
Notin
Gaede
Eess
Nat G. H—Fou
Neresbery
Alexandria
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