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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1908
Page
12
A compact trade note reports profits in the horses and vehicles sector within the Bizain market. Details on prices and listings are limited, but the item highlights rising activity and potential gains for traders and sellers in the regional exchange.
Fragments describe multiple listings across Washington area apartments and rooms to rent or sublet. Details include furnished and unfurnished options, baths, kitchens, and terms. several units advertise summer sublets, reduced rents, and proximity to streets such as 14th Street NW, The Cecil, The Cumberland, and The Lenox.
Multiple advertisements offer brick and frame houses for sale in Washington DC areas including Columbia Heights between 1st and 13th streets and near Lincoln Park. Listings feature 4 to 6 room homes with modern heating, steam heat, hot water, and fenced yards. Prices range from about 3600 to 32050 with owner direct sales, mortgage terms, and box contact details for inquiries.
Classified listing reveals multiple houses for rent including 1103 0 St NW a 3 story brick house with 9 rooms gas heat and hot water at 85 monthly and several other 6 to 10 room homes in fair to excellent repair near the Library of Congress. Some offer furnished options and varying lease terms with utilities or meals negotiation.
Public auction by Sloan & Co and others of government property including presses desks chairs stamps and typewriters from the Department of the Interior with removal required promptly at purchaser expense. Items listed cover office furniture and assorted hardware with large quantities of miscellaneous goods. Auction to be held June 1908 at multiple locations in Washington DC under notices from Metropolitan Police and district auctioneers.
The District of Columbia probate court issues notice regarding the estate of Casey. Creditors and interested parties are ordered to appear in person or by attorney to file claims or attend for distribution under court direction. The notice is authenticated by the National Savings and Trust Company and registered attorney.
The notice outlines a United States Marshal sale of property tied to a court action in the District of Columbia area. It lists the sale date, terms, and the lien details, mentioning defendants Jones and Pane and the involvement of the U.S. Marshal and several parties. The document includes addresses and references to legal firms and agencies, with details about bidding and eligibility.
Classified notices offer touring cars for hire, secondhand autos, electric runabouts, and gasoline touring cars from various dealers in Washington D C. Listings include Dupont Garage Co, Luttrell Co, Chas E Miller & Bro, and others with prices from about 100 to 2600 dollars and references to delivery wagons and storage.
A TNF motorcyclist expresses satisfaction only after acquiring an Indian motorcycle. The piece details his preference for the Indian brand and his pursuit of ownership to fulfill riding aspirations.
The document lists multiple cases across equity, crimes, probate and real estate matters. It notes bond sales, trustee appointments, guardianship petitions, contempt proceedings, justice court judgments, and estates with various attorneys named and actions including sale confirmations, administration letters, and damages claims. Strong entities include Justice Gould Chisholm, Moore MJ Keane, John N Borriman, Ball, First Cooperative Building Association, Lambert Burton, Stokes, Sophie Utermehte, W Van Dyke, Judge Stafford, United States vs Moxes, Irving Sayford, and several estates and attorneys such as George R Linkins, Mark Storrman, Thomas Dunlop, Lena Ips, American Security and Trust Company, and Katharine Miller.
A scanned list shows numerous real estate transfers and lot trades in districts labeled Northfast, Northeast, Brightwoon, Rainy Laur, and surrounding streets. Individuals such as Tray L Jefferda, George market ux, Maggie Lilue, and John Frarrod are noted with blocks and square plot values, including $700 to $209 transfers, alongside references to blocks and parcels like 4 square, 7 619, and 14%.
Fragmented OCR lists multiple deeds of trust from 1960 with numerous names, properties, and monetary terms. Entities include James J Garvey, Teresa Soloman, Carlen Wari, Daniel Ten, Emily Robert, John Weedon, and Atlantic estates. Sums range widely with semiannual interest and multi year terms. mentions locations and squares, trustees, and securing loans by various property lots.
A woman posed as a member of a prominent family to direct orders to the homes of well known persons. The scheme triggered complaints and investigation as store staff traced deliveries to an apartment building. Police and the district attorney pursued charges while the public was warned of similar frauds.
A disputed bid to sell the Warner Building at 96 7 street failed as a higher offer was withdrawn and no sale completed. The page notes ongoing real estate activity around Fifteenth Street and mentions named parties but details remain unclear due to the fragmentary OCR.
A tornado struck a college site near Warren County causing widespread damage. Buildings were wrecked and utilities disrupted as crews reported several structures collapsed or damaged beyond repair. Authorities secured the area and began assessing losses, with search teams scouring for any injured or missing persons.
CharlesSchna der, of G Street Southwest, was arraigned before Judge Kimball on a forgery charge. He allegedly endorsed the name William Martin to a draft for 1000 dollars, presented by Omix Hopper at B Street and Seventh, and the paper was signed by Martin and drawn on a local bank. Hopper says he lent Schnafer one dollar on the check which was later protested.
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