Trade Improves As Manufacturing Remains Active
Bradstreet's notes improved trade due to better weather and Easter demand with country merchants in markets and low stocks. Manufacturing is brisk, cotton goods at near record prices, wool markets firm, and overall business shows strength though collections lag and next season's crop prospects are uncertain.
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Bradstreet
Pointe
Northwest
North Dakota
Pacific Northwest
Pittsburg and Lake Erie to raise capital to 30 million
Stockholders voted to increase the Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad Company capital from 10 million to 20 million dollars. The plan follows Vanderbit representatives’ outline and New York discussions on December 13. Immediate stock issuance amount undecided but likely up to 3.09 million.
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Vanderbit
New York
Pittsburg ,and Lake Erie Railroad Company
Gas Company Merger Blocked by Court Ruling
The case A restraining order against transferring stock in Cleveland Gas Light and Coke Company and People's Gas Light Company to Columbia Gas and Electric Company was denied. The court ruled the merger had already occurred and could not be enjoined, with the suit arguing a violation of antitrust law. Judge Estep presiding.
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Yey
Cleveland Gas Light and Coke Company
People's Gas Light Company
Columbia Gas and Electric Company
Unio
Estep
Circulation Rises as Treasury Reports Eight Month Gain
The Comptroller of the Currency shows total national bank note circulation at 596,313,920 with yearly rise of 45,599,197 and monthly gain of 145,453. Bond and land security circulations also up, with total public debt and cash in Treasury detailed. February saw a surplus of 8.2 million, eight month surplus 40.6 million, and an overall debt decline of 6.8 million from Feb 1. World cotton visible supply also noted with 5.60 million bales overall and varied regional stocks.
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Enatoma
Musceligne
Jess
Treasury
New Orleans
Mar
Hester
Brazil
India
Great Britain
Europe
Postal Officer Sentenced in Embezzlement Case
Charles W. McWhorter, former assistant cashier at the Washington post office, pleaded guilty to embezzling about 16 000 dollars. Justice Stafford gave one year and one day in a West Virginia penitentiary after restitution reduced the sentence. McWhorter began serving yesterday under guard.
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Stafford
Charles W. McWhorter
Washington Post Office
Moundeville
W. Va
McWhorter
Brafford
Simon Wolf
Alexander Wolf
W. H. Robeson
Theft Under Club Eyes at Capitol Club
A thief robbed the Capitol Club on 15th Street while 15 members watched, including Commissioner West. A man in mechanic attire removed electric fixtures and a chandelier, stealing about 10 dollars in bulbs and gas burners as members assisted and local lights failed to warn. The loss became clear only after the electric company confirmed no outage.
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Capitol Club
Commissioner West
Fifteenth Street
Eo Electric Company
Rescues Child From Flames In Overheated Stove Fire
A stove fire in Mrs Jessie Youles home at 774 Navy Place Southeast burned a five month old child sleeping in the bedclothes. The mother and her sister pulled the infant from the flaming crib as neighbors alerted Engine Company 18. The child was taken to Washington Asylum Hospital with burns not expected to be fatal.
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Jessie Youle
Navy Place
Engine Company 18
Washington Asylum Hospital
Fifth Precinct
Mount Vernon Avenue idea disputed by Washington Post editor
Edward Buckingham Fox of Arlington, Va asserts in a 1907 letter that Elias W. Fox of the National Republican originated the Mount Vernon avenue memorial plan. He cites 1868 pamphlet records and a 1893 Post communication to challenge an earlier claim that M B Harlow first conceived the grand boulevard.
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Washington
Mount Vernon Avenue
Washington Post
M B. Herlow
Alexandria
Tan
Col. FE. W. Fox
Natonal Republican
Public Meeting on Home Life by Culture Union
A public meeting of the Home Culture Union of the American Society of Religious Education will be held tomorrow at 3 30 PM at Hamline M E Church to promote Home life. Judge Atkinson will preside and speak on The Christian Home followed by Dr. Gilbert on Man in the Home and Mrs. Smallwood on Woman in the Home.
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The
American Society of Religious Education
Home Culture Union
Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church
P and Ninth Streets
George W. Atkinson
Court of Claims
Thomas W. Sidwell
Friends’ Select School
Atkinson
Gnbert
Society
G. T. Smallwood
Washington Seminary
Postponement Sought in Hyde-Bengon Land Fraud Trial
Justice Stafford heard District Attorney Baker request delaying the Hyde Bengon Dimond Schneider land fraud cases from March 25 to April 3 due to Special Government Agent Holszinger's illness in Arizona. Defense counsel opposed. judge to rule next Friday. Case likely to push into fall with complex questions and possible early April action on Annie M. Bradley case.
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Baker
Hyde-Bengon-Dimond-Schneider
Holszinger
Arizona
Washington
A. S. Worthington
A. A. Birney
Worthington
Binger Hermann
Oregon
Land Office
Hermann
Brafford
Birney
Mra
Annie M. Bradley
Arthur M. Brown
Utah
Suit Demands 25000 for Breach of Promise to Marry
Miss Frances Joullian, a stenographer, sues Frederick W. Miller of Miller Brothers in the District Supreme Court through Leckto Fulton Cox for 25000 alleging Miller promised to marry on April 16, 1994 and repeatedly afterward until July or August, then repudiated the pledge and later married Maud V. Smith on December 15, 1906. Miller declines further comment, saying lawyers will speak for him and claiming the matter will be fought vigorously in court.
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Leckto
Fulton & Cox
District Supreme Court
Frederick W. Miller
Miller Brothers
Cafa
Ninth Streets
Maud V. Smith
Preacher-Author Henry Baum Files Voluntary Bankruptcy
Henry Mason Baum, a clergyman and author, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in the District Supreme Court. He lists assets of 1050 and liabilities of 3095, detailing items such as photographic implements, furniture, Morary, and stock in trade. Creditors include individuals in Mexico, Colorado, New York, and Washington.
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District Supreme Court
Nis
Mexico
Colorado
New York
Washington
Naval Officers Demur in Drowning Suit
Assistant District Attorney Stuart Mc Namara for Gen. George H Harries Ensign William S Rice and Lieut Frank S Durston filed a demurrer to a damages suit by William G Cleveland administrator for his drowned son an enlisted seaman aboard the Oneida last November The demurrer argues no action against an officer by an enlisted man absent proof of illegal or malicious acts and that the drowning did not occur in the District nor involve officers in selecting equipping or maintaining the ship
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Stuart McNamara
George H. Harries
William S. ,Rice
Frank S. Durston
District Naval Battalion
William G. Cleveland
Oneida
Navy Department
Girl Guilty of Muff Theft Sentenced in Police Court
Bana Beers, a young woman, was found guilty yesterday of stealing two gray fox muffs from Blanche Mack at the National Hifle’s Armory cloak room during a women’s event. The judge ordered sixty days in jail in default of a $30 fine.
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Bana Beers
Blanche Mack
Mutlowny
National Hifles
Blowing Tribute to Wife as Sole Beneficiary and Executrix
The will dated October 2 1991 filed for probate yesterday dedicates the estate to Martha Schneider my wife with no bond she to care for my family and to honor my parents siblings and others as possible. It also notes two life insurance policies proceeds to George H Ward to cover debts funeral expenses with small bequests to nephews a niece and a brother in law. A separate 1907 will names Kath erina Williema as trustee and executrix without bond to benefit the mother Anna Quinlan.
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Charles W. Schneider
Martha Schneider
Alice A. Mallory
I Street
George H. Ward
Albert W. Thorn
George Thorn
Charles M. Thorn
Rhoda Ireland
John Emory Boucher
Langley
Elizabeth
Quinlan
Katherina Williema
Anna Quinlan
Supreme Court legal record with scattered docket details
United States Supreme Court present justices hear multiple pleas and errors in cases including Davidzon Breamchip Company v United States and Washington state matters. Adjourned to Monday next with numerous assignments and docket numbers from March 1 1507 in District of Columbia courts and equity, circuit, criminal, probate entries listed.
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el Pana
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Athens
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Rolff Farman Va
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Real Estate Transfers in City Grid
Real estate transfers listed for several blocks. Transactions include Argue to Dennis in square 27 with 22500 dollars under trust terms. Blagdon to Sher and Welker in Moorh & Bavavours Second Addition. Iconius trustee to Annie in square 417 with 7300 dollars. Collins to Hawart in square 310 lot 19 percent under trust for 23000 dollars. Darby to Weaver and FiPos properties in square 171. John Fi Pos Pasos to William H. Dennis covering various lots in blocks 79 77 78 and adjacent parcels.
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Reza W. Darby
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Original autograph letters price list in New York auctions
Originay autograph letters of tampur persona highest prices re paid with names and parcel notes from New York listings. The document lists squares and lots with trustees and buyers such as Walter R. Benjamin and Alfred H. Kem, detailing $10 and $8,000 figures, lot numbers, and property transfers across multiple squares.
Prison Break Sparks Lockout for Two Escapees
Marlboro authorities seek Harry Wagner aged nineteen and Henry Seeanburgh aged twenty five who escaped from the county jail in Thai town around six last evening. They are charged with housebreaking and robbery and were being held for grand jury action.
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Henry Seeanburgh
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Jim crow cars dirty complaint to ICC against railroad
Georgia Bunaces of Chattanooga Tennessee filed a complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission against the Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway Company alleging dirty and filthy passenger coaches for colored travelers on the Western and Atlantic. She seeks proper cars and accommodations for colored passengers while paying first class fare. Also reports a separate theft case and a missing child notice.
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Chattanooga
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Hes
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway Company
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Atlantic
Vena Plainth
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