Trade Recovery Intrigues Iron and Steel and Rail Markets
New York June 18 A C Tun & Cos Ely review notes crop prospects fueling confidence and a modest uptick in business. Iron and steel show improved orders for finished goods while pig iron remains dull. Railroads demand rises with a trunk line authorizing purchases of locomotives. Dry goods sentiment improves though actual demand stays below normal. Foreign trade exceeds last year, boosting optimism. Leather and footwear see steady activity with supply constraints on price.
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Bradstreet
2 000 Bid For Canal Bonds
Bids exceeding 2.90 on a $50,000,000 Panama bond issue open this afternoon led by Secretary MacVeagh. Treasury officials expect bids to reflect U S credit as with foreign securities. Small bids and one large bid were erroneously marked and returned for proper form. Award rules favor small investors though several syndicates bid for much of the issue.
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MacVeegs
Poe
Washington
New York
Treasury
Gunmakers' Gift to Audubon Society Rejected in New York
A $25,000 gift from gun and powder manufacturers to the National Audubon Society for bird protection was rejected after directors reconsidered. They explained the society was founded to protect song and insectivorous birds and felt accepting funds restricted to protecting some birds would hinder broader conservation work.
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New York
National Association of Audubon Societies
Board of Trade tightens rule on corn price defaults
Chicago traders adopt a drastic measure for corn and May wheat after an investigation into deed manipulation. A default triggers a committee to determine the real value of the grain, with damages set at 1 to 16 percent of the established value for the buyer.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Forse
Chi Board of Trade
Aistol
Legal Record of Equity and Criminal Dockets in DC Courts
Supreme Court equity and criminal docket items list cases, trustees, guardians, and receivers. Names include Newman, Digga, Roths, Tobriner, Morten, and others with bonds from $1,000 to $5,000. Proceedings show sales decrees, arrests, probate actions, condemnations, and various motions across multiple courts with dates and attorneys noted.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Colat NO. 1
Newman
John A. Gardiner
Bond
Plainiff
Leon Tobriner
Egeffn Ve
Swati
Guardian Ad Item
Vltarne
F. Digga
BD. Rothschild
Siduur
Brooks
Irving Williamson
Fogley
Bhogley
Ro la Montagie
Plipintiff
Alternesa
Ob. Mantague
J. A. Moriarty
Keyes
Milo
Real Estate Transfers in SALLS ADDITION and Nearby Areas
Real estate transfers list multiple parcels in Salls Addition and surrounding districts. Transactions include Bellevue, Canal Street, Northwest and North Grounds properties with various parties named such as Hosmer M Johnson Louisa P Rowman Ferdinand Burner and Sterling N Brown, total values around several thousand dollars, with trustees and multiple lot square references and street addresses mentioned.
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Voxall
John Wal
James W
Ida_ F. Drury
Ara Miner
Ben
Favorita
Whham
K. Fil
E Street
Second
Third
Harry Wardman
Warive P
Barbara A. Walsh
Sauer
Whitehaven
Nettle L. Cockrell
Samuel W
Kate Kirby
Philip and
Jacob
Irving Bealmor
Earl
Butterfield
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
Francis A. Blundon
Harry M. Dante
Anacortia
Emma Wilson
J. Clayton
Hezekiah Thomas
Thirteenth Street
Wilkes
Prather Et Ax
Grice G. Schulz
Sixteenth Street
Joseph Richardson
Willam T. Galliher
Connecticut Avenue Highlands
Connecticut Avenue Highlands Company
John K. Mayes
Herbert A. Kipp
Mary F. Fowler
Caroline D
Theodore F
Jane Fowler
Albert C. Fowler
Belmont Street
Hezekiah Themss
South Grounds
Columbian College
Ingleside
William L. Stewart
John L. McGrew
Oliver. McGrew
Ralph W- Les
George W. Marsh
John G. Slater
H. Bradley
Davidson Et Ax
G. Glimer
Leverett M. Kelley
Wisconsin Avenue Park
Anna M. Moore
Ealaite M. Allison
Tenth Street
Joe T. Allison
Columbia Heights
Edward H. Way
Allen W
Lena Guyer
Massachusetts Avenue Heights
American Security and Trust Company Et al
Alvin M. Lothrop
Chevy Chase Heights
Chevy Chase Land Company
Keugh A. Thrift
Grover
Bloomingdale
Anba L. Keere
Catherina McGa
Brightwood Park
Charles W. Williame
Wilmot W. Trew
Clara Rivingston
Nelie M. L. Jankine
Louisa P. Bowman
J. Glenn Cooy
Mellice E. Cornish
Hoemer M. Johnson
N. Brown
Sense
Edwin F. Geyer
John T. Arms
Samuel A. Irnry
Lee Brown
Abraham Lisner
Richard K. Tyler
Charles G. Werden
Ada
Moody
Oliver F. Busby
Robert E. Bradley
George Wenderson
Henry E. Eberbach
Harry K. Bess
H. Glenn Phelps
R. L. Newman
Schuetzen Park
Danes W. Beech
Babette W. Krumke
Julius Poyser
George R. Linkins
Merchants and Mechanice Bank
Dward F. Hayden
National Savings and Trust Company
American Security and ‘Trust Company
Amos H. Plumb
Herman’ Ft. Howenstein
Harry L. Rust
George C. Bowie
Harold L. Johnson
Sama
John V. Shpa
Tacoma Park
Oulda B
Bes S
William K. Hill
St. Pierce
Agnes V. Bagnam
Edward Fitzgerald
John J. Fegan
Enterprise Germa! Building Association
Francis M. Brinkley
Lillian B. Wild
Alfrad F
Walter FP. Tamsey
Edward P. Seed
Charles &. Thatcher
Farl C. Butterfield
B. F. Strickler
H. T. Wilder
J. Irving Bealmer
John K. Hayes
George J. Easterday
Albert T. Coombe
Herbert
Kipp
Same
B. Cogswell
Rickardson
Kiggins Terry
Secur
Gertrude
Lewis
Tan Toro
Mars
William H Hoiges
Alfred Ho Lee
Gilmer Easley
Priatoe Aml
Ama
T. Semlanmintiz
South Ovorland
Thrive Boiling Company
Waltce A
Sears
Hoenry
Scheer
Tavisians Avenue
Nortitwest
Carrie F. Shea
Fire Escapes Plan to Be Enforced in District Buildings
Safety of occupants hinges on new interior iron stairways to be placed in rear corners, replacing exterior escapes deemed unsightly. District engineer proposes self closing doors and ground exits, aiming to speed safe egress without harming building appearance. Building Inspector Hacker reports about 40 structures unequipped and notices issued with 60 day compliance window. some prosecutions pending.
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Borland
House
House District Committee
Hacker
Hol €Ker
Man shoots woman after rejection at New York restaurant
New York June 16 John Omega, spurned by Mrs Carmella de Graccia 20, walked into a restaurant where she worked and shot her through the heart while holding her infant. He then forced the restaurant owner at gunpoint and fled. Omega reportedly has six children and had not been arrested.
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New York
Carmella de Graccia
John Omega
Omega
Winners at horse show in London at Olympia judged today
In the class for horses over 14.2 and not exceeding 15 hands Judge Moore of York awarded Flourish second, Menella fourth, and White wall Ariel fifth. The international gold challenge cup, valued at 500 dollars, was offered for the best entry.
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Park
Moore
London
Olympia
York
Flourish
Menella
Whitewall Ariel
Panama Decree Clamps Down On Poker Rooms
Dispatches report a decree by Panama President Arosemena ordering a stop to poker games, driven by demands from Col. Goethals. The crackdown targets gambling in Panama and Colon, where canal employees have lost their savings and growing discontent has arisen.
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New Orleans
Arosemena
Panama
Col. Goethals
Panama Canal
Colon
Canal
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A. Ch Tun & Cos
Ely Review of Trade
Rejecis Gunmakers
Audubon Society
Frederick Whitley
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
Apollinaris
Equity Court No. 2
Gould
Golden &Co
Mactarland Et al
Louise Homa
Atogola Hetra
Matthews
Hummer
Percy Metzger
Criminal Court No. 1
Justice Gould
Brice
FL W. Hackett
Holmes Conrad
Leigh Robinson
Criminal Court NO
Justice Wright
United States
Peter G. Thomson
Gemurrer
Ellis & Donaldson
C. B. Matthews
Robert G. Woolward
H. EB. Davis
R.A. Ford
W. D. MacLean
James Elliott
James J. Fletcher
Walter Dolby
Criminal Court NO. 2
Crabaugh
United Sates
Harold T. Ray
Joseph Melding
Leo A. Hover
Ernest J. Robertson
David West
Hume H. West
W. J. Lambert
George F. Ormsby
Clabaugh
Union Station
Ramagna
Sherman Avenue
Menial Training School
William Humphreys
Mary Humphreys
J. F. Bundy
Catherine A. Talburtt
Orge W. Palburtt
R. E. Mattingly
George W. Yeatman
Anla
J. J. Darlington
Arline - Osecod Yerkes
J. Fred Gatchell
Charles Linkius
Mary Cecelia Haupt
A Peels
Mark Epman
Epman-Warsock Company
Alexander Wolf
George W. Ofutt, Jr
HL David
Taylor & Williams
Alonzo BE. Bunch
Herman D. Runch
Plain U's
L. P. Loving
Creed M
Fulton
James M. Fraser
L. H. David
Ernest R. Angunelli
Fickman Mann
George Francis Williams
H. Thomas
J. F. Smith
Piney Branch Road
E.W. Thomas
James Francis Smith
L. L. Perkins
Winond
I. O
Colorado Ride
Eugene Bush
Lesie B. F. Prince
Fred W. Reeves
Mary A. Prince
Estelle M. Alleon
George M. Emmerich
Douglass S. Mackall
Permanent Building Association
William ©. Engler
Hernerd Thomas
Tou National Savings and Trust Company
American Security and Trust Company
Fielder A. Newman Et al
Wallace DB. McLean
Richard A. Ford
Harrison G. Dyer
Moore &Barbour
Howard E. Bellet Ax
John B. Larner
John A. Hamilton
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Square
Slugh A
Dobbins
Wells
F. Harvey
E. Hibben Dent
Goldenberg’s
Oceane
Walter Winans
Arosemens
Post
Jewais
Abrahams
Prudential Loan & Trust Co
Warder
St. N. W
Reliance Loan and Trust Co
19 & ST. NW
Horning
National Loan & Inv
Guahompeon
73Th St. NW
G Street
New York Avenue
H. Tolman
New Willard Hotel
Littleford
Alvord & CO
Tel. W
Ith St
Felloc Fidelity Storage CO
Asts
Saunders’ Express
Eleventh St. N. Wy
Merchants Transfer & Storage CO
Xmise's Express
Hae
Athenes
Miboy
Strayers’ Business College
Citizens
Tist’ CO
Commercial Bank
N. W. Cor
14Th &6
American Loan CO
New York Ave
Surety Loan CO. Cor
Feesta
H. K. Fulton
Sth
N. W
Inatea
Bilas
Potomac Guarantee Co
F Street N. W
Singer Bldg
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