Trade Outlook Bright Amid Crops Pressure and Rail Gains
R G Dun reports improving commercial tendencies despite raw material price inflation for textiles and footwear. Crop security boosts retail demand and wholesale activity. July railway earnings up 9 percent year over year. Hides, boots and shoes prices rise, cotton goods in strong demand, and overall fabric trade shows momentum.
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Tradc
Stecl Hants
Boston
Torred Stiles
Aganet
Canady
Excursions to Chevy Chase Lake and Norfolk Steamboat Outings
Fatlons at Chevy Chase Lake attend weekly excursions as weather allows. Marine Band concerts in the dancing pavilion draw crowds with lights reflecting on the lake. Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company offers two day and two night outings to Hampton Roads with reduced round trip tickets on Fridays and Saturdays. Steamer Charles Macalester departs from Remartow and returns, with sailing and café services aboard. Also noted is Marshall Hall for Sunday outings with Schroeder's band and dine-in options, plus early- eve sailings and uptown ticket offices in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevy Chase Lake
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
Hampton Roads
Norfolk
New York
Boston
Fourteenth Street
Colorado Building
Seventh Street
Washington
Marshall Hall
Schroeder
Charles Macalester
Remartow
Rand
Regulate stock shipment under twenty eight hour law
Regulations for rice shipments of live stock under the twenty eight hour law were finalized by the Department of Agriculture. The plan, prepared by Dr. D E Saimon and approved by Secretary Wilson, outlines hay racks water troughs and rest intervals to ensure cattle welfare during transit.
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Department of Agriculture
Department
D. E. Saimon
Bureau of Animal Industry
Wilson
Kansas jail hosts trust magnate Smiley in Rush County
E B Smiley secretary of the Grain Dealers Association sits in a Rush County Jail for ninety days after a Farrelly anti trust violation. He describes the setup as a pleasant jail with his own bed and meals at the sheriff residence while his case prompts debate on the anti trust law and state authority. Smiley continues to run association duties via letters and agents from confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
la Crosse
Wis
Kansas
Aapooiation
E B. J. Smiley
Association
Smiley
Tony
Habeas Coroua
Supreme Court of the United States
Emiley
Rockefeller
Federal Supreme Court
Topeka
John Purcell
Purcell
John
Rush County
Kansas Wheat Belt
Largo
Purcall
Grain Dealers’ Association
United States Supreme Court
Ssociation
Smitey
Trust
Haneas City
McCormick
SAS Supreme Court
Rag
Equity and Probate Docket Highlights From DC Court
Supreme Court and equity list cover auditor reports, guardians ad litem, and leave to intervene. Cases include Brown v Brown guardian appointments for Adams and De Neale estates, ward/administrator designations, and a bankruptcy matter. Criminal terms note Fields embezzlement with five-year sentence and bail set at five thousand dollars. Probate activity lists administrators, bonds, and appointees for multiple estates, with various letters of administration granted and probate filings recorded.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court
Wright
Byrne Ve. Waggaman
E. H. Thames
Raleten & Sedona
Keleher
Keleber
Hay. Brown
Brown
Mary L. Brown
Guardian Ad Item
Esa- Jamin
Minar
Johnson Ve
L. M. King
William L. Lee
Poore
M. Browning
Guardian Ad Litem
Wolf & Rosenborg
King Va
King
Eugene A. Jonom
Clagett
M. F Mangam
Polen Ve
Mareeron
Campbell Carrington
Irving Williamson
Crandal Mach
Abediah H. Baxter
F Freedman
W. JL. Pollard
J.T Cull
Corcoran
Juatice Wright
Qutilttera
Mem
Jyatin Wright
Williem M Kater
Harry G Kimball
Bond
Harry G. Kimball
Robert J. Dentols
Logan’ . Johnson
LO Penay
Thomas J. Harrison
William J. Howerd
W. C Martin
Adda Harria
John H. Hardrom
Thomas L. Jones
Amanda Beott
Adeiiniregon Attom
Edward Dscott
Bom Jermeys
AW Scott
W. O Gardt
Annie Maria
Real Estate Transfers Across Washington Streets
Real estate transfers listed for many DC neighborhoods including K Street Southeast First Street Southwest and Florence Northeast. Transactions show buyers and sellers, lot and square numbers, prices, and trustees or heirs in numerous blocks and wards.
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Thirteenth
Fourteenth Streets
James R. Hirson
Sanford Bile
First Street
P Mid Q
William E Moonay
Joseph
Newton
Twenty-Sixth
J Wirosa
Mary Noonan
Atala O'Connor
Chillum Castle Makor
J. Clarence Price
Rufus K. Wood
H. Nelson Crane
Trustes
Philip and
Jacob
Josephine V. Crumbaugh
Dore
Crumbaugh
Washington Heights
Erskine M Sunderland
Arthur M
Katharine B. Travers
Charles A.brickett
George W. Howkett
Florence Ethest
Florence Street
Ant G Strsete
Mary B. Stockett
Sixth
Seventh
Bame
Bartha Ei. Stockett
Sevan Trente
Sixteenth Street
Georgia Avenue
John W. Stockett
Charles A. Stockett
Florence
Aquare
Y Park
Hermen W. Waitheur, Jr
Fredweirke
Jamen H. Hobey
Seaton
Seventeenth
Eighteenth
Alexander Mosh Oratu
Strah
F. J.onde
Second Street
Batrossa
Edmund Brady
G. H. Frakecix Davis
Wauxee
Washington Highlands
Charton G. Taylor
Venruth Washburn
Columbia Heights
George B. Robinsan
Albert Davin
Sama Tname
Twining City
John J. Lanvetux
Robert F Bradbury
Highthatreate
Willam Halley
George W. Hall
Barry Farm
Arthur A. Birney
Tiuateca
Ada Woods
Teherwood
Charlen W. Chesnutt Stux
Bettle G Francis
Corcoran Street
Hams
Twenty-Fifth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Twenty-seventh
George G Butler
James W. Waller
Nineteenth Street
Streat
Frangia C. Baker Et al
Caroline A. Baker
Duncan’ Place
Twelfth
Thirteenth Wreste
Jane W. Piddon
William F. Lewellon
Square
North Carolina Avenue
Thirisoath
Fourteenth
George C Pumphrey
Natreota
James F .Hood
Strange Power of Music in Falling Walls and Wonders
A Brooklyn Eagle piece argues music can produce dramatic effects like walls collapsing and glass shattering. It cites Jericho and Helligenstatt anecdotes, notes a scientific curiosity, and mentions broader mysterious outcomes of musical notes. It also touches Rhodes and Kann art legacies, plus a Baptist Conference tease.
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Jericho
Brooklyn Eagle
Queston
Joshua
Helligenstatt
Leipzig
Bank cashier’s plot to save bank by theft ends in plan
In a Chicago Record Herald tale, a cashier who stole $70,000 plots a far riskier scheme. Brown counsels him to grab more funds and securities totaling about $250,000, then admit the loss to the directors to avert a bank run and prison, revealing a ruthless bid to protect the bank at all costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hiadels
Brown
New York
New York State
Boston
Ier
Gil
Fragmented stories mix finance, romance and danger
Readable snippets show a banker scheming over $60,000 and a cashier jailed. a young couple discuss life on a payday, followed by a dramatic soliloquy of a man planning a kiss with a sleeping woman, ending in a startling reversal as she reveals she was awake.
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Saint
Jack
Atlanta
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NEPA
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Oid Say
United States
Canada
Bren Hedin
Stockholm
Eysueka Daghladet
Russia
Norwegian
Finland
Atlantic
Sweden
Norway
England
Agricultural Department
London
Vanity Fair
Z. J. Smiley
Kansan
Thomas M Fields
Cour
Gua Gupang
Scranton
Eurety
DB. W. Beker
Philip Walker
Helene Downing
Robert
Katie H Boteler
Katie H. Boteler
Sanford Béte
Samuel Maddox
James W Greer
James Jt. Ellernon
Thomas H. Pickford
Warren
George M. Emmerich
Douglas
Meckall
Permanent Building Association
Thomas J. Crowley
J T Wilkinson
Ancora
Thomas Wilkinson
Annie O'Connore
Walter
Duckett
Henjamin F Whiteside
Home Building Association
Chillum Castle Manor
Rufus K Wood
William E Bamougon
Louie Ro Peak
William le Miller
Washington Heighte
Arthur M. Travers
James L Norris
Heory
Matthews
Oak HI Cemetery Company
American Colonization Society
Dayte Et Ux
Henry H Bergmann
George M Fmmaich
Metropolia Building Association
Ferdinand A. Herrmann
George M. Emitter
Metropole
Trinidad
Willian J. Greenwood
John W. Filling
Elizabeth C Pilling
Randle Fark
Mary J
Chapin Brown
Henry H. Bergmann
Oiental Puddings Association
Arthur A Bimey
Henry F. Woodard
Katherine B. Seip
Dame
Agme
Kate J. Darl
Mary le Davin
Iriend Daria
Frederick Llgidfone
Leo D Latimer
George A. King
William B. King
Robert F. Poors
Roberta M Glover
Francia Poors
Walt & Rosanberg
Cherlee W. Chegett
Bile
Kraus
Christian
Jadne
Beugises
Dougiant
Lanoputs
Adolph Brandman Ve
Edward Siitaon
A ‘R. Choreh
Nabilinies
Supnensen Va
James H. Grant
Fueml Plaine
Autorsey
W. C
Cecil Rhodes
Tom Booth
Africa
Rhodes
Rann
Para
South Africa
Paris
M. Kanon
Teast
M Kann
M. Kann
Thedes
Genler
M Rodolphe Hirsch Kann
Avenue d'Jena
Rue Murillo
United Kingdom
Cape Town
Rembrandt
House of Lords
Pram Pack
Clarence
Mr. Callipers
Weil
Clarence—Paw
Baptists
Baptist Times
Reptiats
Episcopalians
Coneg Epationalia Presbyterians
Methodista
Bays
Stone & Fairfax
F St
N. Y. Ave
New York Avenue
14Th
N.Y. Ave
Heurich Brewing Co
Heurich’s
Phone West
Slim/futea
Massachusetts Avenue
Jas
The
Columbus Dispatch
Cordelia
Solilaquy
Tran Maxon
Lippincott's
Ashe
Giatisr
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