Prosperity to Regede Talks to Virginia Bankers
Norfolk, June 21. Virginia State Bankers Association second day featured Frank A. Vanderlip and Robert B. Armstrong of New York. Vanderlip warned that recession may follow current prosperity unless the nation solves rail regulation and related problems. he cited wasteful railway financing and rising wages with slipping efficiency. Armstrong joined in stressing the rail question’s impact on national finances and the need for fair, intelligent regulation to sustain prosperity.
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Norfolk
Virginia State Bankers’ Association
Frank A Vanderlip
Robert B Armstrong
New York
The
Treasury
Vanderlip
Wall Street
Armstrong
Baltimore Markets Report Yields Mixed Grain and Freight Notes
Baltimore Tone 2 reports steady flour receipts at 5868 barrels and dull spot wheat for No 2 red Western with June July and August price hints. Southern white and yellow corn receipts reach 114170 and 17,143 bushels with mixed demand. freight letters show very quick and unchanged firm pricing on meats and processed goods amid a tense market tone.
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Baltimore
Roach Sentenced to Two Years in State Penitentiary
Matthew F. Roach, ex-manager of the Metropolitan Loan and Trust Company, was sentenced yesterday by Justice Stafford to two years in the Moundinville Penitentiary after being convicted in Criminal Court No 1 of embezzling about $30. He pleaded not guilty and waived evidence, with his counsel challenging the property's ownership. Evidence showed he collected funds not accounted for and hid company papers and books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moundinville
Stafford
Matthew FP Roach
Metropolitan Loan and Trust Company
Roach
Boach
Patient Sues Hospital For Permanent Injuries
Cornelius Monihan sues Providence Hospital directors and Dr Louis Lehr for 10000 damages alleging permanent injuries from a June 22 operation. He says anesthetic use led to gross carelessness and that he was burned under the opiate, suffering lasting harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Moynihan
Cornelius Monihan
Providence Hospital
Louis Lehr
Moynihan
Creditors Seek to Overturn Martin Insanity Ruling
Creditors of the Martin Bros bankruptcy firm press to quash the jury finding Thomas R Martin insane and committed to a sanitarium. They argue lack of jurisdiction and plan to present evidence that the Maryland property is in Mrs Martin’s name. Books and records totaling over $200000 liabilities will be turned over to the referee.
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Martin Bros
Thomas R Martin
Martin
Catonsville
Baltimoreounty
John Lewis
Lving
Bethesda
Richard Gundry
Maryland
Martin Brog
Joseph D Sullivan
Guy H Johnson
McCalmont
Clabaugh
District Jury Grants Damages Over Union Station Grade Change
Isadore Saks and Eugene S. Benjamin won a grade damage claim after union station improvements on M Street between Third and Fourth streets northeast. The appeal jury awarded $191,979 for damages, superseding a prior $5,000 award by the grade damage commission. District Commissioners opposed payment, citing benefits from the project.
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Tims
Union Station Commission
Isadore Saks
Eugene S. Benjamin
M Street
Third
Fourth Streets
Union Station
Six years for housebreaking in Washington court
Arthur Welsh colored, recently convicted in Criminal Court No 1 of housebreaking, was sentenced by Justice Stafford to six years in the penitentiary. Welsh had a new trial after a May 29 conviction for a March entry into Harry Steinberg’s second hand clothing store at 725 Four-and-a-half Street SW.
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Arthur Welsh Colored
Stafford
Welsh
Huis
Harry Steinberg
Criminal Court NO
Justice Stafford
United States
Matthew Roche
Arthur Welsh
Gordon Warfield
Edwards Holmes
Dwaker
M S Beach
Worthington
Lester & Price
Justice Barnard
Multiple Courts in DC Hearings and Orders Across Dockets
Legal records list adjournments and orders from the Court of Appeals and several DC courts. Cases include equity, circuit, criminal, probate, and bankruptcy matters with actions such as leave to file, amendments, restraining orders, judgments, guardianship, and hearings continued.
Real estate transfers in Washington area listed by blocks
Real estate transfers across multiple squares and streets in Washington include Bailey et ux to Catharine Squarn agony Evane, Jordan to Florence Wyman, Keis to Abraham Holmes, and multiple other deeds affecting Brightwood Park and Kenilworth. Transactions reference lot numbers, blocks, and street intersections, with trustees and incorporations noted among the names.
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Square 70
Richard Hi Bailey
George O F Pumphrey
Philip G
Piers Muararoth Beaver
Fot
Thive Street
aHeho Santee
Guioy
Catharine Squarn Agony Evane
Fota
Square
Eidridge
Jordan Et Az
Florence
Wyman
F Street
Ewood Keis
Holmead Manor
Wee Becke
George F Gourley
Lot
Biork Aporrion
Kenilworth
Allen W Mallery
Horatio N Taplin
Libbie
Bergett
Squars
Frank T Rawlings
Richera
Rawlings
Lucy A Bugh
Phort
Batyomnt
Mortes
Nupert McQuiston
Charltn
Lupton
Brightwood Park
Margaret
Min
Edward
Jon G. Woodworth
Bieck
Manor Rea
Empany
Baltimore and Washington Railroad
Hutton
Owen
Shane
Orton
Washington
Adolph Bensuk
Hemes Sullivan
Wiltlace Eli
Deeds of Trust Recorded Across SQUARE District
A collage of deed notices lists numerous trust deeds and secured properties in the SQUARE area. Names include Wardman, Knight, Marts, and Welch among others with amounts from 400 to 3600 dollars, terms from 1 to 60 months, and rates from 4 to 8 percent, detailing lots on Eleventh Street north to Third Street southwest and various blocks near G, H, and E streets.
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John Square
Moore
Bati Te
Arlina
Fu Ghrey
Ogte
Knardiaa
Capoling Avenue
Breston Ahrealey
Bibary
Ginetta
Gogenee
Ubrant Petween
Hilisbrand
Alvin
Caprtetaire i
Fred GO Knight
D Marts
Pert Srigtoal
Eleventh Street
Albert
William Edmonator
Richer Bailey
Albert Asp Bourer Fox
William & Hamanston
Peetre Richard H Batley
Caroline Aveque
Harry
Percy
Ageure Fury
Wiltson
Warduen
Charles H Tuten
Fear H Tenn
George Emmerich
Equars
James Gibnone
Baltimore
Francis P Sheehy
Darel Codwell
Columbua
Hirteenth
Saviainn St.Gebre Weltyelet Ux
Henry H Preteen
George Munch
Metropolis
Bo Bellaing
Union Street
Anacostia
Tolston
Henry II
Samuel Haseen
Michael's Waller
John Ay
Jessa H Wilson Raphael A Cantlear
Co-operative Building Association of
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George W Wise
Jesse H Wilson
Levin
Frey
Citizens Equitable Pulding
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Northwest Square
Hamy
Weerdet
Hor Hovenstein
John
Atherton
Lettle L
Duncan Plate
Barryville
Anuls E Coleman
Ralph Barnard
Guy Johnson
R Preston Fhealey
Isaac Pearson
Jackson Allaton
Rainey Smith
Union Savings Baok
Samuel L Jones
Frank T Rawlings
Frank
Collins
Edward McCronex
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Pong heaBuws
R ‘Tayloe
Harry Lust
Beremin
Harold L Johnson
Sally
John P Ane
M A Ahern
Joan C ‘Weedon
Wiliam Astextneace
Capitol Etraet
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Dalla EB Mertz Et
Edward P
Ciaties F Stone
Charles W' Fairtex
Fred Knight
Seroi- Cpuneile
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Garrett Park
Shepherd Stret
Wood Aves
North
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Sasardrse Sorlands
Gettin and
Imprenses
Andjazent
William F In
Uburban
Changes in Fire Service Promotions for Washington DC
Prominent changes in the DC fire service follow the Last Appropriation Act. Lieuts Coughlan Reynolds and Wirnstein promoted to captains. Other ranks elevated or appointed: assistant engineers, drivers, privates to various grades with new annual salaries. Promotions align with added positions for Washington Heights and Benning chemical company, effective July 1.
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Reynolds
Wirnstein
William T Belt
District of Columbia Fire Department
Combination
Washington Heights
Chemical
Benning
D. C
M Coughlan
H Reynolds
J Wirnstein
D. McAuliffe
J. 3 Troddey
B. Ryan
C. HE. Gibgon
W. Hi. Lyon
T. Inscoe
B .F. Denham
J. W. Fowlar
G. J. Smith
C. G. Fling
W. Anderson
C. A. Wells
J. Diamond
H. Orrison
Klein
J. H Allman
Liston
F. FE. Frere
W. L. Burga
J. A.tcliffe
B. B Barrett
J. J. Gates
New Shops for B. and C. Here at Walon Terminal
Railroad plans extensive improvements at Walon Terminal to support the new union terminal nearing completion. Work includes a 60 by 30 foot brick and steel storehouse power by steam and concrete foundations. Additional shops and a steel lean-to 25 by 50 feet, with breeching and framing, are described in the construction notes.
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Walon
Union
Oe Ete Et Caer
Fenty
SS Seat & Brick
T Fest
Teds
Social Whirl and Wealth in Gilded Age New York
A socialite’s quarrels with her 88 year old father over extravagant living surface in a New York tale. The story covers marriage to Batonyl, sale talks of Elm Court Newport, and the daughter’s farming life on a New Jersey farm with husband. It also recounts Joan B Stetson’s will granting sons large estates and names of spouses, weddings, and legacies across Philadelphia society with details of incomes and family tensions.
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New York
Mr. Work
Batonyi
Mes Pannig Work-Burke-Roche-Batony
Newport
Avery
Batony
Elm Court
Frank Work
Burke-Roche
Joan B Stetson
Philadelphia
Stetson
John &, Jr
Ruby Florence Carlisle
Wakefield
G. Harry
Helen G Lewis
Elizabeth Stetson
G Harry
Canada
Mr. Stetson
John B Jr
Norristown Orphana’ Court
Mra
Henry F Roelofs
Bretson
Ola John B Stetson
Indiana
Couture Notes From Society Columns In Framboise Hues
The account describes Mrs. Clarence Mackay in a blue frock of broadcloth with a yoke and large Japanese sleeves, a drooping hat with ecru lace, a lace parasol, and a rose morocco wrist bag. Accompanying guests included Mr. Mickey, Harry Case, and Joseph Wigener. Other attendees wore Framboise pinks and related ensembles with pink embroidery and ostrich plumage hats.
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Clarence Mackay
Morocco
Mickey
Harry Case
Joseph . Wigener
Harry Payne Whitney
Herman B. Duryea
Whitney
Xajaban
Mrs. Duruga
Atin Foulard
President Roosevelt Hosts Sagamore Hill Luncheon Party
June 21 Oyster Bay New York President Roosevelt entertained first luncheon guests of the Sagamore Hill season Herbert Knox Smith Commissioner of Corporations Alford W Cooley Assistant Attorney General Judge H G Ward newly appointed Federal district judge and Robert Bridges one of the President's publishers Mr Smith and Mr Cooley are active in the so called tennis cabinet A large box of new tennis balls arrived by early mail M Fusserand the French Ambassador and Mme Jusserand were guests at Sagamore Hill The Ambassador enjoys tennis as an opponent and stayed tonight with his wife To day Mr Cooley returned from a Southern trip to study federal official records amid accusations made against several DOJ officials His report is being processed by the department with no conclusions announced yet
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Herbert Knox Smith
Alford W Cooley
H. G Ward
New York
Robert Bridges
Mr Smith
Mr. Cooley
M. Fusserand
Mme. Jusserand
Cooley
Geveral
Department of Justice
Department
Noble Dane to Wed Heiress in Boston Area
Count C Moltke, a Danish naval graduate and member of the Rome legation, arrives in New York en route to marry Miss Cornelia Van Rennselaer Thayer of Boston. The wedding is planned near Lancaster on June 23 with Baron Rosenkrantz as best man. They will honeymoon in the Land of the Midnight Sun after July 3.
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America
Cornelius Thayer
New York
Europe
Count C Moltke
Arived
Boston
Cornelia van Rennselaer Thayer
Daniel Thayer
Rome
Miss Thayer
Count Moltke
Baron Rosenkrantsz
Baroness Rosenkrantz
Copenhagen
Mrs Hanna Granted Divorce in Ohio Court
Cleveland Ohio June 21 Mrs Daisy Gordon Hanna was granted a divorce from Dan R Hanna son of the late Senator in Common Pleas Court Judge Phil lips awarded custody of the couple s only child Alimony arranged privately Grounds cited gross neglect and cruelty Mrs Hanna was the second wife of Dan R Hanna her first wife May Harrington obtained a divorce in 1893 and is now married to Edward K Stalle of New York She had previously been married to Walter DeS Maud an English army officer from whom she also divorced
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Ohio
Daisy Gordon Hanna
Dan R. Hanna
Hanna
Phillips
Common Pleas Court
May Harrington
Edward K. Stalle
New York
Dan R Hanna
Walter Des Maud
Mason III In New York In Critical Condition
W. M. Mason III, formerly of this city and once Washington editor of the Army and Navy Journal, is in critical condition in St Luke's Hospital New York City suffering from meningitis Friends in Warhurst have been advised his condition is serious He is attended by several specialists Mrs M W Elliott of 1826 Calvert Street mother of Mrs Mason received a telegram noting that he was worse and may not recover
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Washington
William M Mason
St Luke's Hospital
New York City
Mason
Thermy and
Navy Journal
State
War
Navy Departments
Master in Chancery Resigns and Related Notices
Retirement of Blark J. Tradel ends amid charges over lands sold to a company he helped form. Justice Department inquiry found no improper conduct, but flagged undesirability of his position as master in chancery at Muskogee. Edward H. Upopp elected second vice president of the National Association of Blang Reglers of America in Chicago. Italian businessman Henry Fassi, longtime Memphis resident, dies at 42 Street Northeast residence. body to be shipped to Memphis for burial.
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Clark J.tissel
Muskogee
Ind T
Department of Justice
Tindel
Tisdel
United States Court
Edward H. Upopp
Droop Music House
National Association of Biang Reglers of America
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Ae Press
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J. Hemi- Eatings
Georgi
Ueaba
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Mr Fazzi
Borge A
Margano
Italy
Wales
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