Equity Court Records Across District of Columbia
Equity docket lists multiple cases with names such as Anderson Rosenberg Talbert and Loucks Reon, detailing orders to show cause, appointments of auditors, and dispositions like alimony suspensions and notices of publication. Bankruptcy and probate entries follow, naming J. Anderson, various trustees, and client attorneys like Campbell Carrington and Birney Woodard, plus real estate transfers and mortgage securities across numerous properties in Washington DC streets and squares.
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Supreme Court
District of Colombia
Equity Court
B. J. Loucks
G. Reon
Heyden Johnson Hotcore
Daview
Ander
Ralston & Soldong
Frankland
Onter All
George C. Aukat
Kirkpatrick Ve
Kirkpatrick
Murray
Plainant
Simon Lyon
Jo Mettora
Philip Walker
I. A. Batley
Robert II Montague Morrizon
Va Morrison
Souer
Stoner
L. Ales
Walker
Knight Pro
Frank H
Deeds of Trust Featured in City Property Securities
A long list of deeds of trust is shown with multiple lenders and borrowers. Entries include Perpetual Building Association and others securing various parcels across blocks and squares with amounts ranging from hundreds to thousands, terms from months to years, and interest rates around four to five percent, reflecting diverse city property dealings.
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Rosedale
Isherwood
Hansah H
Wiliam H. Saunders
William KR. Gaggin
Henrietta Stevens Heil
M. B Mathews
Mom Akers
Citizens
Nicks Et Vir
William
Richard B Patro
Herbert A. Gui
John J Brosnan
Adam J Hoffman
Wharton E Leater
Michael J Colbert
National Permanent Building Association
Ellag Wolfe
Casper R. Tartor
Alonzo O. Dilie
Henry
Empey
Alonzo O. Bile
Arthur T. Brice
William J Plather
Willam & Giersking
Tom
West Eckington
Inex D
OH One
Harmon A Davia Et Ux
Bradley Davidson
Luther
Charles H Davidson
Elia M Yowng
National Safe Deposit, Saviage and ‘Trust Company
American Security and Trust Company
Neely Dux
Henry M Boramann
Charles Schaler
Mqure
Northern Liberty
German-American Bulla
Tob & Reservoir View
Max Cohen
James P
Hood
Firman R. Horner
John A. Massie
Block & Reservoir View
Justee Cohen
Sane
Excursions to Marshall Hall and River View Day Trips
Readers are urged to spend tomorrow at Marshall Hall with Prof. Schroeder’s band, a full amusements program, and steamer departures at 11 am 2:30 pm and 6:30 pm. River View offers orchestra by Prof. Chris Arth and family trips at 10 am and 4:15 pm, with low fares for children. Colonial Beach trips via Pocahontas and Randall Line run Friday night to Sunday, while Chevy Chase Lake hosts Marine Band concerts and dancing until 9 pm.
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Marshall Fall
Prof. Schroeder
Thoze
Charles Mecalester
Marset Hall
Marshell Hall
Indian Head
Marshall Hall
River View
View Orchestra
Chris Arth
Steamera Io
Thees
Pocahontas
Colonial Beach
Randall Line
Broad Potomac
Chevy Chase Lakes
Chevy Chase Lake
Norfolk
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
Old Point Comfer
Virginia Beach
Ocean View
Cape Henry
Washington
Old Dominion Line
New York
Merchanta and Miters
Boston
Providence
Beryent Street
Fourteenth Street
Cabin d John Bridge Hotel
Maryland
Seventh Street
Tenant Sues for Damages Over Home Piazza Collapse
Henry C. Amos and Lydia H. Amos sue Daniel Doody in the District Supreme Court for 70000 dollars claiming injuries to Mia from a piazza collapse at 182 North Capitol Street on July 19 1904. Plaintiffs allege Doody as landlord owed a duty to keep the premises safe.
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District Supreme Court
Henry C. Amos
Lydia H. Amos
Daniel Doody
Mia
Amog
North Capitol Street
James H. Taylor
Doody
Comparison of McClellan and Grant’s Superior Recall
A Newtonian debate on Civil War leadership compares Gen. McClellan with Gen. Grant, arguing McClellan hampered by limited support, while Grant acted decisively without prompting. It critiques historical statements about recall from the Peninsula campaign and emphasizes the need to consult records for a fair judgment of leadership and strategy.
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Lincoln
Washington
Gaines’ Mill
Cold Harbor
McClellam
Grant
McClellan
Harrisons
Bee
Dix
Fort Monroe
Confederacy
France
England
Union
McDowell
Barry
Jackson
Petersburg
Army of the Potomac
Mfth
Lee
Chickahominy River
Gaines’ Mil
Richmond
White House Landing
Harrisons Lending
Muuch
Tne
Charles City Court Haus
James
Confed forces fall as Grant’s strategy bears fruit in Civil War
The text recounts Confederate retreat from Petersburg and Richmond under Grant’s approach, noting the Army of the Potomac’s valor, and discusses McClellan, Pope, and Jackson dispositions, criticizing a prior misattribution of Norfolk and Southeastern Virginia actions to McClellan.
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Petersburg
Richmond
Grant
Army of the Potomac
McClellan
Harrisons Landing
Pope
Lee
Westover
Harr
Anding
Jon
Havins
Rapidan
Jackson
Longstreet Son
D. H. Hill
Rea
Con
Norfolk
Virginia
Wool
Fort Monroe
John ‘Arter
Longstreet
District Attorney Abolishes Seventy-Six Indictments in Clean-Up
Assistant U S Attorney Purnet carried out nolle prosequi in seventy six pending criminal cases by direction of District Attorney Beach as part of the annual docket cleaning. Most cases are allowed to lapse due to limitations, reform, absence of witnesses, or lack of prosecutable evidence. The move leaves sixty nine cases active after June 18 1906 and precedes Beach’s transfer to his successor D W Baker.
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United States
Charles H. Purnet
Beach
Nolle Prosses
Nolle
PRS
Geome
Alexander Sorenson
Atorney
D. W. Baker
Edward Ostrander Accused of Jewelry Theft
Edward Ostrander, just back from Atlantic City, was detained by Detectives Muller and Cornwell on a petty larceny charge. He allegedly bought and sold jewelry on installment and pawned items without paying. prior reports linked him to a stolen watch and jewelry losses. Police investigations by Detective Peck concluded the case did not warrant arrests.
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Edward Ostrander
Pennsylvania Station
Atlantic City
Muller and Cornwell
Central Office
Ostrander
Lcgar
Pennsylvania Avenue
Muller
Cornwell
Atlantie City
Howlett
Bercause
William Flannagan
2 Hotel
Colonial Beach
Peck
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Justice Anderson
Solon
National Automatic Fire Alarm Company
Charles Ernat
Wyatt Argher
W. M. Hallam
Justice Anderson Eatate
Sarah EB. Willams
Rangom Smart
Bond
John R Shields Eatate
Mary Ann Shaw
Jeter
Willoughby Crossfeld
J HL Llabttter Eatate
James R Brown
Julia Brown
Jamey F
Dundy Fulato
Charlotte Hanselburneh
Wiliam Hasgelburch
H. A
Heiletouller
Horatio N Steele
Bishop Katale
Margaret Hammond
Rows Hammond
Attornay & Shreva Jr
Carolyn Wolford
Carolyn Wolford Et Pi
Ustate
Bimom Lyon Trustes
Lavon
Rosedall
James F Scaggs
Henret H Patten
Black
Woodward
Welton Edwards
Calvin A Edwards
Queen @ Chapel road
Thomas W Hay
Dissent of
Columbia
Fourteenth
Fifteenth
Fifteenth streets—Juln P Gwynne
Leverett Mi
Third Street
Allis
Lucas c
Charley H Parker
Imi Collmbia
Emiy M Drummond
John W Stevens
John W Stevena
Adam Jan Helen Hoffman
Amo Properts
Eighth Street
University Park
George DF Robingon
Haywond J Cooley
Lanier Heights
Carter Blinn
Joseph BL Mphatehel
Charles Wo Xing, Jr
Mawis Hulys
T Wrreste
Sarah C Cromelion
Charles H Daideon
Harrison A
Thirteenth Street
George M Bond
Katharine Gridin
Virginia Avenue
Teroty
Twenty-third
Thomas Ro Martin
Harriet Colna
Atrevie
John E Biscoe
Annie le Blacco
William Stoblman
Frederick Stoblman
Connecticut Avenue
Charlotte A Phillips Et al
Louiys A. Hayden
Bhepard Ef Jir
Edward J
Jangey Brown
B. Henry Lyat
Prodential Building” Association
Raward WM. Gringar
LE Dro Park
Percy Eudlong
William A. Hill
David Moore
Worthington
Anne ‘Heyden
Richard EB. Pairo
Alexander T. Hansey
Charlotte A
Lillian
Charlotte
Phillips
Virginia M. Seltz
Charles P. Itous
Charles W. Fairfax
Annie & Potter
Mollie M. Main
Sebgi—P. I Nea Coffipany Va Anale L
Terreflet
Gardiner
Biteebath Ray Ve. Mary
Troxal
Ceed
Lambert & Baker
Brooka Bro
Willam F Leckwand
W. H Lecter
Arnold Va Mava
Booth
Roland
Platatif
W. B. Lente
James HL Taylor
Columna
Antietam
Yorktown
Malvern
Lord Wolseley
SEO
Milwaukee
Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co
Wes
Uncle Sam
District of Columbia
Capitol Building
United States Realty Company
Cena Sea
United States Realty Co. OF
Washington, D. C
RH. Randle
Congress Heights
A Wilson
Spremen's Insurance Com . C Brothers, Jr
Washington Heights
W. Howard
National Bank of Washington
Bregidgat Hecona National Bank
Keon
Alwood C. Jackson
Tackeon Sharpe Car Works
7Th St. Pa
la. Aves
N. W
Philadelphia
Real Estate Trust
Citizens’ Bank
van Vleck Co
ABI5
Madpatin Building
Jackson, Mich
Tony
Duffy
Araggista
Roth
Burlington, Vt
A.collins
Brown
Vinacy
Pennsylvania Ave
Maurer
Philatelphia