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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1913

Page

2

Will contest over Bailey property occupation in 1410 Q street

Leonard C Bailey is accused of occupying his mother Mary A Bailey’s property since her death on February 18 1908 in a probate caveat filed February 24 1508 by William D Reilly and D W Baker representing heirs from Virginia and New York ten named claimants including Annie Williams Mary Ford Sadie Mayne Sarah Parker Amelia Parker Blanche Taylor Mattie Grady Charles Dugan George Parker Eugene Parker and Bernie Rogers seek to exclude the will and set the case for trial with Mary A Bailey identified as testatrix and 1410 Q street northwest among the houses and lots in dispute.

Mary A Bailey William D Reilly D. W. Baker Virginia New York Leonard C Bailey Q Street Testatrnix Annie Wiliams Mary F Ford Sadie V Mayne Sarah J Parker Amelia Parker Blanche R Taylor Mattie N Grady Charles P Dugan George Parker Eugene Parker Berhie Rogers

Route from Washington to Westminster 50 mile survey

Touring guide describes a 50 mile Washington to Westminster route with good pike for first 20 miles and dirt roads thereafter. It notes dry weather ideal, rain makes travel poor, and provides step by step turns and toll gates from the Washington Post building to Westminster via Brightwood, LIVER SPRING, BROOKVILLE, COOKSVILLE, OLNEY, NORBECK, and to Main Street into Westminster.

Washington Westminster Washington _Post Pennsylvania Avenue Fourteenth Street Thomas Circle Brightwood Road Liver Spring Cross Railroad Wheaton I-Norbeck Olney Brookville Cooksville Main Street

Frisco to split with Winchell successors named in St Louis

In St Louis on July 5 a federal order named William C Mixon and William M Enddle as successors to B L Winchell in the St Louis and San Francisco Railroad receivership. Nixon and Biddle must post bonds of 100000 each. A separate receivership for the Brownsville line and a dismemberment of the Frisco system are indicated.

St Louis Federal District Court William C Mixon William M Enddle B L Winchell St Lows and San Francsco Railroad Frisco System Sanborn St Paul Nixon Biddle The Frisco Frank Andrews Houston Tex Brownsville Mexicco St Louis and San Francisco Railway Texas Dallas Chicago and Eastern Illinois St. Louis Meek Avery W. Turner Amarillo Sehleyer Fort Worth San Francisco Thomas H. West B. L. Winchell Turner Onew Panhandle Lines Santa Fe Schleyer Texas Lines New York B. L.winchell St Louis and San Francisco Railroad Union Pacffic Railroad L J. Spence Union Pacific Southern Pacific Southern Paciific Mr. Winchell Chicago

Railroads Must Pay State Costs From Minnesota Case

Minnesota will collect about 15000 in costs from Northern Pacific and Great Northern railways due to U S Supreme Court rulings in the Minnesota rate case. Attorney General Lyndon A Smith says special assistants are appointed to handle this phase of the rate rearrangement. The state bears Minneapolis and St Louis revision costs, not expected to be heavy. Mandate from Washington anticipated next week.

Minnesota Great Northern Northern Pacific St. Paul Minn Great Northern Railways United States Supreme Court Lyndon A. Smith Minneapolis St Louis Washington

Price of coal may rise in Pennsylvania tax impact

Washington dealers say the Pennsylvania anthracite tax is small and likely will not boost retail prices. Some warn wholesale increases could raise consumer costs, though precise figures are not yet available. Analysts speculate a potential rise of 10 or 15 cents per ton.

Pennsylvania Washington

Bad crabs on the market prompt health warning

The District health department issued a bulletin urging care in buying seafood during warm weather. It advised freshness, prompt consumption, and proper storage. Since Monday the department condemned and destroyed 10 gallons of crab meat and 87 barrels of crabs.

Health Department of Health Department

Big year for Georgetown port and bank money order debut

Georgetown port commerce exceeded prior records with over 5 000 entries and receipts around 310 000 led mainly by Philadelphia Baltimore and New York. The Security Savings and Commercial Bank unveiled a bank money order system a self validating portable instrument offering interest and multiple forms of payment and maturity options. Shoreham Hotel manager Robert Downs received a loving cup from Baltimore hotel managers in recognition of his leadership. attendees included Edward Davis C Warner Stork Harry Busick William L Sordan John Doyle John Tarks and others.

Georgetown Philadelphia Baltimore New York New Security Savings and Commercial Bank Julius Peyser Mr Peyser Newark Security Savings and Commercial Bank Security Bank Ninth Street Ninth Shoreham Robert Downs Shoreham Hotel Downs Maryland Motel Men’s Association Edward Davis C. Warner Stork Harry Busick Wiliam L Sordan John Doyle John Tarks John P. Nixon Col Jerome H. Joyce

Banks Urge Caution Amid Dull Market and July Disbursements

Banks urged caution as July disbursements boosted demand for bonds and commercial paper while stocks remained dull. Market activity was dominated by professionals amid thin liquidity and volatile reactions to Union Pacific dissolution rumors. Crop prospects were satisfactory and new crop demand supported some bond and paper interest.

New York Union Pacific Berlin Balkans

Philadelphia Markets Blotter Snapshot

Markets in Philadelphia show steadiness across livestock and grain as July prices drift with slight changes. Bears and bulls hold firm, with tolls and refined metals listed. cattle and veal rates are cited with modest shifts, and grain quotes reflect a stable trading day.

Market Quotes and Bourse Opens Firm on Roumania Hope

A rough transcription shows stock quotes for Amalgamated Copper, Baltimore and Ohio, Canadian Pacific, Chesapeake and Ohio, New York Central, Erie, Missouri Kansas and Texas, Pennsylvania, Reading, Southern Railway, Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, Illinois Central and others with varied percentages. A brief note from July 6 states the bourse opened firm and closed steady on hopes of Roumania and Bulgaria reaching an agreement.

N.Y London N. Y Amalgamated Copper Atchison Eereene Baltimore and Ohio Canadian Pacific Chesapeake and Ohio St P den and Rio Rand Erie Louis Berlin Jury Roumania Bulgaria Ateady

Steel trade less active as half-year orders rise for cars and locos

The steel market slowed during the July holiday with mills closing for repairs. Iron and steel demand fell notably in rails and pig iron, down about 60 to 65 percent from the prior year, while car and locomotive orders rose 8 to 9 percent. Rail contracts totaled around 28,000 tons, including shipments for Southern Railway and Sparrows Point, with major structural orders for Ford Motor Company, Pennsylvania Railroad, and Dallas rock gates, and inquiries from American Steel and Manufacturing and the Ritz Carlton Hotel.

New York Southern Railway Ensley Sparrows Point Ford Motor Company Detroit Pennsylvania Railroad Dallas Michigan Central Saginaw Wich American Steel and Manufacturing Company Lebanon Ritz Carlton Philadelphia Welland Canal Canada Thud Smouth Pune Ineia United States

New York Money Market Report

Fragmented OCR notes show currency exchange and money market figures with mentions of sterling, percent rates around 4 percent, balance and average shipments amid unclear data. Names or precise entities are garbled, leaving an outline of Market activity rather than a clear report.

New York Bank Statement Shows Decline in Excess Reserves

A New York banking statement for the week ending July reports that clearing houses and trust companies held 19 to 200 revenue in excess of legal requirements, down 15,316,050 from the prior week. Loans amount to 1,332,530,000 with a decrease noted. specie stands at 244,065,000, legal tender 7,941,000 lower. vault totals and deposits reflect declines across multiple categories, with widespread reductions in reserves and deposits.

New York Drereare Feroey Dora

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