Moody action directs suits against twenty six railways
Attorney General Moody directs civil suits to recover penalties under the safety act for alleged violations by twenty six railways. The list includes Atlantic Coast Line, Chicago Milwaukee St Paul, Southern Pacific, Rio Grande, Norfolk and Western, Northern Pacific, and others across district courts from Colorado to Florida. The move follows his December 194x instructions urging prompt investigation and vigorous enforcement to protect lives and railway workers.
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Ruiway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ita
Atchison, Topeka and
Senta Ye Hallway Company
Datrict
Colorado
Atlantic Cot Line Railroad Company
Southern Abstrict
Georgia
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Souther District of
Florida
Atlantc Coast Line Railroad Company
Eastern District of
North Carolina
Chieweo, Buringtom and
Quincy Ralway Conony
District of Wyoming
Cleare
Barrington and Quincy Railway
Categony
District of
Nebraska
Chicago
Yerington and Quincy
Con Jain
South Dakota
Minauyes and St Paul Railway Company
Iowa
San Torres
Los Angeles
Salt River
District of Nevada
Seaboard
Alr Ting Railway Company
Southern
Florian
Milwaukee
Boq St Paul Hallway Company
Towa
Rock Talent and Pacific Railway Company
District of Oklahom
Colorado and Northwestern Railway Company
Marcatine North and South Railway Company
Southern Cistriet
National Cty
Otay Stalway Company
Ala Ariet
California
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
Wear
Virginia
Norther Pacific Tealway Company
Eastern City
Washington
Sorthern Reine Railway Company
Western Distret
Rio Randy
Pagosa Springs
Ballroa Com Pass
District of New Mexico
Johns Kier Terminal Company
Southert
Iatriet
Ohio Traction Merger Forms Mega Consolidation
A deal completed in Columbus unites twelve electric railway companies under one umbrella, to be operated by the Indiana Columbus and Western Traction Company and financed by Randall Morgan. The mortgage totals 325 250,002 with two large notes, merging Dayton Springfield Urbana and multiple Columbus lines across sixteen counties. George H. Warrington of Cincinnati announced the transfer after closing in Philadelphia.
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Columbus
Ohio
George H. Warrington
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Indiana, Columbus and Western Traction Company
Randall Morgan
Dayton
Springfield
Urbana
Urbans
Leblantaine
Northern
Orce
Ubough
Vast investments mark 1905 printing and publishing stats
The 1905 tabulation covers newspapers periodicals books and music publications. Salaried officials and clerks numbered 64 99 while wage earners reached 185 19 with total annual incomes of 08 61 748. Paper usage totaled 1 825 007 086 pounds valued at 7 238 764 for newspapers and periodicals. Advertising spending hit 145 631 811 and subscriptions and sales 11 305 491. Average issue circulation was 19 624 757 across 2 455 duties and 200 morbhes averaged 2 867 696 continuing trends in wage growth and production.
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ESR Dusimenss
Topesoning & Capital
Morbhes
Building Fund Growing for Capitol Heights New Catholic Church
The Capitol Heights New Catholic Church Association held a meeting on Sunday June 4 at Capitol Heights. Progress reported was well received with funds far exceeding member expectations. The next meeting is set for Sunday July 1 at 2 pm inviting Catholic residents, lot owners, and interested parties in Capitol Heights and nearby areas to attend.
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Capitol Heights
Captol
Trial Trips of New War Vessels
The Navy Department set July 16 for the Nebraska to run a Puget Sound trial and July 2 for the Milwaukee on a Galette course. Other vessel movements list arrivals at Froviacotrmn Norfolk North River Oster Bay and Fortsavuzh NH, plus several failed or departed ships between Washington and various Atlantic and New England ports.
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Navy Department
Nebraska
Puget Sound
Milwaukee
Dolphin
Froviacotrmn
Porter
Norfolk
Yageten
North River
Sylph
Oster Bay
New Jeensy
Fortsavuzh
Dotghin
Washingt
Provincetown
Novadk
Auadol's
Truatun
Worden
Leagus Island
Yanster
New York Navy
Nashvile and
Abgrenda
San Juan
Boston
Newport Navy Yard
Oyster Buy
New Janay
Portsmouth
N H
Portland
N. W
Amburg-Merican
PLA Multh
Cherbourg
Hayberg
Amerika Aly
Deutstaland
sPennvitania
Rata Tul
Kaiterin AV Sul
New
Yost
Droop & Sons
Maine
American Basklet
Broadway
East River
Ochard Xeu Yo Hy vayd-Gee
Maine Steamsrep Company
Snowden School Closes Rites for Colored Boys
The Snowden school exercises for colored boys were held in Seaton Building with Rev. John W W Colbert leading prayer. The program included distribution of certificates for several schools, an address by the superintendent, and medals and certificates awarded to John Gaines Rathrus Baley and Courtland Gaines for diligence and attendance.
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Alexandria
Snowden
Seaton
John W W. Colbert
Lyves
OY Srsol
JF Parker
Primei Pal
F PF Parker
John Gaines
Rathrus Baley
Courtland Gaines
Longworths at Reid Ball at Dorchester House
Representative and Mrs Longworth attended Ambassador and Mrs Reid’s ball at Dorchester House in London. Notables included Princess Christian, James Lowther, Asquith, and Gladstone, with many Anglo-Americans and American guests like Drexel and Higginson. Dancing began around 11 with supper in the garden marquee.
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London
Longworth
Kiel
Dorchester House
Reid
Christian
Victoria
James William Lowther
House of Commons
Lowther
Herbert Henry Asquith
Asquith
Herbert Joan Gladstone
Gladstone
Misse
Brice
New York
John R. Dremel
Anthony Drexel
N. W. Higgins
George Vanderliil
Cornelius
Gladys Vanderff
Frederick W. Whitridge
Whitridge
May appoint Maj Flagler to ship canal commission
Maj. Flagler of the U S Army who oversees engineer work in the District is expected to be named by the President as a member of a three person commission. Congress recently created the body to report on a Chesapeake and Delaware Canal. Senator Aldrich and Representative Burton pressed Roosevelt yesterday to appoint Flagler and the President indicated he would give the matter serious consideration.
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I. Flagler
U.S. A
Congress
Chesapeake and
Delaware
Aliee
Burton
Roosevelt
Maj. Flagler
Discharge Follows Desertion From Navy
Mathew Fortner, a divinity student sailor from South Carolina, was dishonorably discharged in Norfolk on June 27 after deserting soon after enlistment. He claimed the navy clashed with his morals and was arrested at a South Carolina divinity school for trial. An appeal to the President likely aided his escape from imprisonment.
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Norfolk
Mathew Fortner
South Carolina
United States Navy
Fortner
Navy
Army Orders Show Promotions and Leave Provisions
Army orders detail leaves of absence for Maj Philip Wales and Blrat Lieut Hubert L Wigmore, plus reporting instructions for engineers and medical staff. First Lieut Walter Brown details as professor at the University of Maine with Capt Charles Symmonds joining his regiment. Retirement of Brig Gen Frank D Baldwin announced. Numerous medical officers assigned to examining boards at Ancon Canal Zone and San Francisco, with several warrants for reporting dates in 1903 to 1909. Also noted are three months leave grants for Lieuts and detachments under Navy Bureau duties, and resignations of clerks and paymasters. News closes with arrival of Eyre Hobbs in New York and the launch schedule for the New Hampshire battleship at Camden Yard.
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Philip @ Wales
Aurevan
Hubert L. Wigmore
Corpa
Enigir Newre
Férgon
Amys Slickney
Engineem
Arms
New York City
War Department
Walter Brown
University of Maine
Orono
Charles J Symmonds
Ewettin Cavalry
Frank D. Baldwin
United States Arms
William C .Gorges
Ancon
Canal Zone
Istimux
Panama
WLI
T.teul
George Ho ‘Torney
General Hospital
Srevidio
San Francisco
Cal
Herbert Mi Gmith
Cosam J. Bartlett
William Ro Dastman
James F. Hall
Willand Arthur
Army Medical Museum
Washington
Many Washington Weddings Shape Social Week
The social column details a flurry of weddings and congratulations. Helen Rowe marries Adolphus Thomas in Washington with a large bridal party and reception. Edith Outwater and Raymond Outwater wed at Kendall Baptist Church, then plan a northern tour and College Park life. Alwine Haas wed Robert Caffee in Cleveland with plans for a Great Lakes trip. Fannie De Pue and Roy Glass marry at 1706 R Street, then tour New York and Boston. Eva Houge and Andrew Lukes wed at Waugh Church with a reception and future home in De Sales Street. Multiple social notices cover travel plans, attire, and notable attendees from Boston, Philadelphia, and beyond.
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Helen Elizabeth Rowe
George J. Rowe
Adolphus Alexander Thomas
Cleveland
Ohio
Newrman
Miss Rowe
Carolyn Slack
Boston
Gertrude Carroll
Philadelphia
Ada Mulkins
New York
Arthur Kwiss
Cincinnati
Walter, Tenny
Samuel Mattison
Walter Plumley
Harry Moran
Jera
Walsh
Washington
L. B. Lathem
South Carolina
Bishopf
First Street
Mrs. Thomas
Atlantic City
Kate Tolson Sarre
Raymont Outwater
Kendall Baptist Church
Sheron Qutwater
G. R. Sorrell
Alwine Haas
Robert Martin Caffee
Bertha
Prof. Holt
Lohengkio
Caffee
Great Lakes
Prospect Street
Moritz Kerndt
Salida
Cola
Otto Haas
Chicago
Theodore
Robert Kerndt
Alwane Kerndt
Lansing
Iowa
Evelin Caffee
Pui Ya
Tharp
Fannie Josephine
Hanson J de Pue
Roy Chester Glass
R Street
Fev
Fishburn
Charles Prentiss
Mrs. Glasa
Rochester
Dayton
Ohe
Eva Belle Houge
Andrew W. Lukes
Waugh M. E. Church
George E. Maydwell
J. Fred Huber
Gieter
Nell Garges
Ida Johansen
Ellen King
Eva Hudson
Will TH. Gibson
Roland R. Rodrick
Harry Myers
Burton
Rodrick
Charles H. Venney
Brunetta
Howard F. ‘Thompson
Florence FP. Sorrin
Tov. Thomas & Marlin
Leroy M Law
Helen Momgan
TO. Coston
Percy Ts. Hodges
Ella Cox
George F. Dodley
Roy C. Glass
Farn
de Pas
Ross Penhur
Andrew W Lukel
Eva B
Fiona
Yeniga E Maydwell
Russel G. Turton
Allee
Simpson
D. J. Stafford
Frederick D Myasante
Rose
Dustin
Il Prosigite
Mr Rey
Pisagan
Mein A Wertz
Bister Moore
Carl G Donpy
James E. Madore
Vernie C. Harper
George W Kb
Lewin J. Smmth
Blanche Morris
J. W
Charley Leavell
Eisle M. Murphy
Rockland
H. M. Geren Wiliam B. Vrevier
Marcela Foley
H. Wells
Alice B. Avery
Yevron Brumer
Willand
Navy
BU. S
Helene 2Shan
F . Moties
Walliam
Florence Young
Connel
Eugens Mactin
Nellent Payne
Anlcostia
D.C
Josh Matthews
Bemuel Hale
Angelala Shaw
PJ Ruehle
Joseph Ht. Nessor
Honi Elizabeth Gernett
Htey
W. J .Howard
George W. Wall
Peara
W! Barnett
Osent
Bent George McDaniel
Bell
Yale Hero A Benedict in Yale Harvard Muse
Clarence A. Barnes a Yale star who hit the home run that won the 1880 Yale Harvard game spoke at Yale events in New Haven. He reported his marriage to Misa Helen N. Long of Norwich on April 13 and announced plans to enter Samuel J. Eider’s law office in Boston after the law diploma. Barnes, Yale class of 1880, grew up in Mansfield Mass and married quietly after two years engaged, eloping in April.
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New Haven
Conn
Clarence A. Barnes
Paul Coburn
Yale
Misa Helen N. Long
Norwich
Yale Law School
Mansfield
Mass
Samuel J. Eider
Boston
S William.d. Barnes
New York
Barnes
Miss Long
Apri
Har Ward
Equity Court records span several cases in DC docket
The Legal Record lists Equity Court proceedings in Washington DC with multiple cases. Names include Chief Justices Clabaugh and Stafford, trustees and solicitors, and actions such as bonds required, demurrers, and guardians appointed. Various docket entries cover contracts, probate, and property filings, with references to estates, guardians, and interveners.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court NN
Clabaugh
Antrim
Hurst
Truetae
EB. H. ‘Phomes
Equity Court No
Justice Stafford
Michael Gaskins
Patrick T. Moran
Roasy F. Downing National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company
Ve. Haldwin
W. H. Wrngon
Lyon & Lyon
Whipnle
Whipple
George F. Williama
Dafendant
W. R. Lester
Dempsey
RP. Downing
C. A. Keigwin
Aefendant
McPermey & Flannery
United States
Tate Maxey
Cornher
Claudia Parrish
Johnson T. Hoare
Wirety
Attornay
R. ‘J. Mattingly
Bankauptcy Court
Chleft Jnetlee Clabaugh
Tara John
Robinson
Ra Hamilton
Gregory
William M. Hallan
Licensed to Marry Names and Dates in Virginia Listings
A long list of individuals and couples, with ages and counties, appears as marriage license notices. The scattered entries record proposed nuptials across various towns and counties, referencing Rev. ministers and multiple pairs with ages ranging from early twenties to mid-fifties. The text preserves names, locations such as Round HAL Va and Hillsboro Va, and associated clergy credits.
Real estate transfers across Washington area parcels listed
Real estate transfers from various blocks and streets in Randle Highlands Friendship Mount Airy Lincoln Park and other neighborhoods. Lines name grantors, grantees, lot or block numbers, and consideration often ten dollars, with several larger sums noted. many transfers involve trustees or executors and specify parcels in Columbia Heights Dupont Circle Pleasant Plains and other districts.
Health Office Record Deaths Listed With Locations and Ages
Health office record shows deaths up to June including Katte Ries 35 Caroline Walker 62 William Smith Burrville id years John P Ward 81 years Mary A Curren 70 Solomon G Brown Anaroxtia 45 Mattie Wisen Brightwood 40 Millie Brown Lamond D C 11 Charles Ovston 69 Mary J Barry 50 Margaret Malone Palisades Conduit road 1 Matet Newton years Hardverh Webster 6 months Clarence Washington 8 months Agnes Perry 9 maths Gertrude Greaniy 10 years plus a note on Dr Kings New Discovery for lung trouble marketing at end.
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Katte Ries
Jackson &T
Caroline Walker
Moat. Nw
William Smith
Burrville
John P. Ward
Mary A. Curren
Solomon G. Brown
Elvin Ave
Anaroxtia
Mattie Wisen
Vitla Wipre Club
Brightwood
Agnes B. Perry
Gertrude Greaniy
I St. Aw
Jane in Three Acts At Columbia Theater Next Week
The Columbia Theater announces a revival of Jane a comedy in three acts by William Lestocq and Harry Nicholls opening Monday with Guy Standing and Col umbia Theater Company. Jessi Busley returns in the title role opposite Mr Mason in a humorous sketch of a bewildered butler. Souvenir night Saturday offers autographed photos of Mr Standing to every female audience member.
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Guy Standing
Columbia Theater Company
Columbia
Jane
William Lestocq
Harry Nicholls
Comedy Theater
Im London
Jessis Busley
Charles Frohman
Rebecca
Tane
John Mason
Charley Shackleton
Shackleton
Mr. Standing
St Aloysius Lawn Fete At Gonzaga College Grounds
A lawn fete for St Aloysius Church aims to raise funds on Gonzaga College grounds at 47 I Street Northwest. Catholics attend in large numbers, attractions include a large reading automobile, a donkey around booths and pig pond, minstrel show, moving pictures, and nightly dances at 8 o'clock. The event seeks to be among the parish’s most successful affairs.
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Gonzaga College
Beneft
St Aloysius’ Church
Gonsaga College
Boothe
Ash Pond
Excursions on the Charles Mdtalester to Indian Head
Trips to Indian Head by the steamer Charles Mdtalester run Friday and Saturday evenings at 25 per person. Bedrogder's Band provides a down trip concert program with dances. Trips depart Marshall Hall at 10 am and 2:30 pm, with return toHell. Day visitors may join without extra charge at Marshall Hall.
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Charles Mdtalester
Bedrogder
Marshall
Marshall Hall
Micralenter
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