Turco swindled Tevis of stocks and jewels in Paris
Mrs Cometa Baxter Tevis, divorced wife of Pittsburgh millionaire A H McKee, testified before a Paris magistrate that Nedjibh Pasha defrauded her of $195000 in securities and jewelry. He allegedly sold her stocks, pawned jewels in London, and used proceeds to fund her divorce. The Turk claimed she sought funds, admitting transactions through Credit Lyonnais and misstatements of value while defending the alleged acts as ingratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Paris
Cometa Baxter Tevis
Wrte
A. Hark McKee
Pittsburgh
Nedgibh Pasha
London
Janesich
Nedjibh Pasha
Hank
Nedid Pasha
Tevis
Nedipasha
Mme
Oa Kenthanan
Odd wounded bird flies to Laval Hospital
A exhausted pigeon with a bullet wound under the right wing entered the Laval Hospital solarium yesterday. Nurses treated the injury and released the bird from a window to fly away again, though its condition raised doubt it could complete the journey. The bird bore a leg band marked U. S. flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laval
Solarium
U. S
Taft appoints Whalter as customs watchman
President Taft issues an executive order making Richard Whalter of the American Sugar Refining Company a permanent customs watchman at four dollars a year. Collector Toeb initially assigned him as a special agent, but the role proved too demanding and the matter was referred to higher authorities before Taft's approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Taft
Richard Whalter
Amerian Sugar Refining Company
William Toeb
Whal- Ko Wat
Loel
Sveaene
Tott
Express Strike Settled In New York And Jersey City
The second strike of United States Express Company drivers and helpers ended this morning and a settlement reached this afternoon. About 1,000 strikers in New York and Jersey City earned a portion of their day’s pay as the company conceded two of three demands, with the men agreeing on the third. The deal came after a tense period recalling the previous clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Express Company
Jersey City
Automobiles Boost Rural Demand and Talks of Opportunity
The Congressional Garage Company reports three Wilcox trucks in use by Chapin & Saks Manufacturing, while Overland plans a morning demonstration. Farmers are seen as the chief beneficiaries of motor cars, needing mobility for trade, social contact, and remote work. Young men in small towns are urged to enter the growing auto industry, with rural sales already ahead of urban. A prominent engineer, A Grant of Tarrytown, predicts large future growth aided by good roads and expanding markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional Garage Company
Chapin & Saks Manufacturing Company
A. Grant
Tarrytown
Maxwell-Rhin
Cadillac
Cook & Stoddard Co
H St. N. W
Bergdoll
Bergdoll Motor Sales Agency
MAX Wells
Columbias Gas and Electyre
United Motor Washington CO
Phons N
Flanders
Commercial Auto and Supply Co
Buick Motor CG
Connecticut Ave
David S. Hendrick
Barnard Motor Car Company
LION
Hinds Auto CO
14Th St
Roman Automobile CO
Philadelphia
Army Orders Leaves of Absence and Transfers Announced
First Lieut Christian A Bacil of the Seventh Cavalry granted ten days leave. Maj Frank J Winn of the Thirteenth Infantry receives eleven days. Capt Frank B Edwards an artemaster to Philadelphia for official business. Capt Francis S Cooke Coast Artillery Corps detailed for general recruiting service and to Jefferson Barracks Missouri. Capt Allen D Ramond Coast Artillery transferred from 180th to Ninety Seventh Company. Transfers requested by officers include Capt William S Valentine from Thirteenth to Fourteenth Cavalry, Capt Ribh S Wells from Fourteenth to Eighth Cavalry, and Capt James Longstrews from Eighth to Thirteenth Cavalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian A. Bacil
Seventh Cavalry
Frank J. Winn
Thirteenth Infantry
Prank B. Edwards
Philadelphia
Francis SN. Cooke
Coast Artille Corps
Jeferson Barracks
Allen D. Ramond
Coast Artillery Corps
William S. Valentine
Thirteenth Cavalry
Fourteenth Cavalry
Ribh S. Wells
Eighth Cavalry
James Longstrew
Naval Orders and Duty Assignments Updated
Navy personnel changes include Lieut Comdr M J McCormage assigned to Lancaster Navy Yard Philadelphia Pa. Lieut K G Castleman to Naval Medical School Hospital Washington DC. Paymaster W B Rogers retired February 23 1911. Ensign W H Parshley to duty New Orleans Midshipman H Parsons to duty Albany. Arrivals listed at Key West Chester Pensacola Lebanon Mare Island and other yards as noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. McCormage
Lancaster
Navy Yard
Philadelpha
K. G. Castleman
Naval Medical Schoool Hospital
Washington, D. C
W. B. Rogers
W. H. Parshley
New Orleans
H. ©. Parsons
Albany
Avrived
Taulding
Drayton
Roe
Terry
Smith
Samson
Preston
Key West
Chester
Pensacola
Lebanon
Many Yard
Frairie
Philadelphia
Wet Virginia
Dunem
Mare Island
Ete
Brunswick
Jacksonville
West Virginia
Bremerton
Seattle
Abarrida
Guam
Qglengupe
Princeton
Sount
Sanama
Real Estate Transfers on Northwest and Nearby Streets
A compilation of transfers across multiple wards listing buyers and sellers such as Charles Gloveret ux in 2 Lighth Street Northwest and Aaron J Gaskins. Laura Saunders to Robinson White in Grant Park. and Henry Kroeger from Richard E Pairo et ux. Other entries include properties on New Hampshire Avenue Northwest and Twenty First Street Northwest with prices like 10 and 1710 dollars, as well as parcels along Second Street Southeast and Seventh and E Streets Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lighth
Charles Gloveret
Aaron J. Gaskins
Grant Park
Laura Saunders
Robinson White
la B
Kernan
Katé
Dranwood
Amuel Corington
Petworth
William C. Allard
Waleter BO Appleby
Mary HB. Kloeber
Annie Campbell
Sixth
Seoth Streets
William Downs
Michael A. Downs
Harry Farm
Saumel Nodge
Marcus Dale
Ion
Eighth Street
William F. Roche
Ella V. Roche
Fifteenth
Mamma Hiilen
Josephine B Bruce
North Grounds
Columbia University
Edmund
Plage Et Ux
E. Olivia Johnson
Tenth Street
Rhode Island Avenue
Christmas Zerga
Emma V. Morgan
Eugene Fond Busan
N. Bedas
Horatio NX. Taplin
Joseph M. Carmody
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
John L. Warren
Eugente Florence Henry
Bark
Supreme Court session records and court calendar
The document lists the Supreme Court bench led by Chief Justice and eight justices, noting admissions to practice and various cases in error and agency matters. It includes the Court of Appeals and Equity, Circuit, and Criminal courts with assignments for March 6 1911, noting numerous dockets, movants, adjudications, and orders across divisions. It summarizes daily calendars, specific case numbers, parties, attorneys, and scheduled actions for the District of Columbia courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Daris
Supreme Court
Equity Court No. 1
Justices Stafford
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Goldberg
Douglas & Baker
Carr, Peyser & Taylor
Hardy
Stali
Plainit
Ralston
Siddona & Richardson
H. T. Winfield
Newbold Ve. Newbold
Capito Ve. Capito
Plaintif
F. Edward Mitchell
W. A. Coombe
Carr
A. B. Duvall
Attorners
Leckie, Fulton & Cox
Richar& Patro
W. G. Gardiner
George Francis Williams
Vermeule
Carter & Brooke
Groshon
Justice Barnard
R. S. Hume
Scuyler
Waktes
Equity Court No
Justice Gould
Barley Ve
McCarthy
W. FP
Columbus
Downing & Herry
Loulee Hume
Ringald
HS. Matthews
Busby-Smith
Brown
Mitchell
W. Hh.” Manogue Jana George RK. Linkive
E. A. Chace
Smoot
McCalmont
I. Reeder
Reeder
Plaintitt
Nepre
Williamson
P. Moore
F. L. Siddons
Circuit Court
EH. Thomas
Nineteenth Street
Hudson
Nembeck Ve Tanch
B. Carter
Pope Tobriner
Minogue
Washington Terminal Company
Attornas
JW Fisnn
C. White
George W. Hamilton
Werdensall
Capital Traction
Criminal Court NO
Clebaust
United States
George Hallback
D. Trott
Jacob Johnson
Wilson Comfort
George H. Lewis
Frank Becker
George OD. Kilpatrick
Campbell Carrington
Albert A. Armstrong
Ples
G. W. Case
Vaulted States
Lisphourme Johnson
Mitton Dimes
Jon Colbert
J. C. Foster
Robert Phoenix
William J. Walker
Tre Gays
M. B. O'Brien
Oliver P. Christopher
United Statea Va
Clarence McKenzle
Joseph Howler
J. C._ Foster
George Reed
J. A.’ O'Shea
Harry Adams
John H. Purnell
J. A. O'Shea
Morris Higbie
Samuel H. Walker
Clabaugh
Robert Pitts
Healy
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Rhodes
Gygagon
TF. B. Rhodes
F. Diggs
Arthur Jackson
John Perry
United States Va
William Smalley
O’brien
Lamust Rose
Monthe
U Rice Hope
United State Va
William
R. Little
M. E. O Brien
Harry McAuley
James Magruder
Emmett Robinson
Robert Thomas
Roscoe White
Clarence ‘Fransy
Jessia Marshallang
William Diggs
Deeds of Trust Securitize Multiple Properties in City Squares
A string of deeds of trust records several property liens including square 2117 M where L Bruce secures George P Newton and E Lodge Hill for $400 at semiannual interest, square 1259 Ada G Gasking assigns to Offutt Bowles for Potomac Savings Bank at $1,000 for one year, square 48 Aaron J Gaskins to Bradford and Flather for Charter C Glover at $10,000 for 3 to 4 years, and other entries in Bluaston Terrac John Hartzell to McLachlen and Massie for George Baldahaugh at $225 over four years, plus additional notes for Henry Kroeger and heirs securing Richard Paris at $600 for up to 49 months and a final entry by Benjamin T. Chase to Gordon and Heater for Fulton FR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Bruce
Watson J. Newton
E. Lodge Hill
George P. Newton
Ada G. Gasking
Vir
Samuel A
George W. Offutt, Jr
B. A. Bowles
Potomac Savings Bank
Aaron J. Gaskins
Ben B. Bradford
William J. Flather
C. Glover
John F. Hartzell
Archibald M. McLachlen
John A. Massie
George P. Baldahaugh
Metal trade remains active with 65 percent capacity in blast furnaces
R G Dun and Co reports weekly trade trends showing improvement across sectors. Iron and steel demand rises with the leading producer at 65 percent active capacity, export orders up from January, and heavier Bessemer buying in Pittsburg. Rail and wire product activity steady with price rises expected. Cotton goods slow, shoes weak, hides strong, and leather markets unsettled. Domestic hides firm, country hides steady. Business failures total 246 for the week ended March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Theron and Steel
Bessemer
Bessemer Iron
Pittsburg
Bradstreet’s
United States
Property liens list with multiple secured notes in Washington area
A listing of numerous secured loans and mortgages across multiple blocks and squares including Brightwood Park Le Droit Park and surrounding tracts. Entries show grantors, secured parties such as Washington Loan and Trust Company and Equitable Cooperative Building Association, amounts from 1,200 to 7,000 dollars, terms from 1 to 8 years, rates mostly 5 to 6 percent, with semiannual payments and specified lots or blocks in various neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Moors
Herbert ‘A. Gill
Edward McC. Jones
Arlington Fire Insurance Company
Uillian
C.F. Kelster
Wharton E. Lester
Michael J. Colbert
Ational Permanent Building Association
Brightwood Park
Mary J. M. Kimmie
Air
George A
Harry M. Packard
Willam AH. Saunders
Wilmot W.trew
Josephine B. Bruce
Frank Statson
W. Gilbert Went
Mamma Hilton
Schection Park -Earth
Gottwals
B. Francia Saul
Walter K. Hilton
Garett A. Smith
Anonie B.mcqueen
Emmanuel Spitch, Jr
Joseph A. Hayden
Emmanuel Speich
Emma V. Morgan
Richart F. Patro
Ralph
B. Walker
Christinaa Zerege
Sevanms
Mary J. Carver
William’ J. Flather
Jesse L. Helckell
John M. Jones
Lota
Square
Jerome I. Johnson
Semnon Savings Bank
le Dhot
Caroline
Hockemteyer
John B. Larner
John A. Haimittch
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
Bugese F. Henry
Benjamin F
William A. Hull
Bates Warren
John L
Warren
Devlin
Jacob 0. Vechmeyer
Floyd BE. Davis
Margaret A. McClvare
Hammond to Sail June 1 for King Coronation
John Hays Hammond will sail on June 1 as the United States special ambassador to attend the coronation of King. His mission represents the U.S. in a royal ceremony and underscores diplomatic ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
John Hays
United States
King
George V
England
White House
London
Taft
Also Mentioned on This Page
Turk
Cornelia Baxter Tevis
Nedjib Pasha
Vandet
Credit Lycrnnials
Eries
Credit Tyarnals
MR. Taft
Whalley
Overland Washington Motor Company
Overland Wind
Mr. Hammers
Abbott Motor Company
Detroit
Tie
ARMY
NAVAL
Mark Cross
United States Supreme Court
Justice Harlan
McKenna
Jusice Holmes
Justice Day
Justice Lurton
Hinghes
van Devanter
Lamar
Alfred A. Franch
N. J
Leonard Day
New York City
N.Y
Albert G. Greenwood
Palestine
Prx
Louie E. McKnight
Anadarko
Okla
Phenix National
Supreme Court of
State of New York
Christopher ¢. Wilson
The
Hristopher C. Wilson
Lehmann
John B. Stanchfeld
Pierre Gelmand
Antonio Inda
Fowler
J. M. Modison
Mariano Martinez
Appellut
International Banking Corporation
Mr. Howard
Kingsbury
Circuit Court No
Justice Anderson
Atein
Horn
Merk Stearman
Hl. H. Glassie
H. E. Day American Surety Company
Miller
McKenoey & Flannery
Justice Stafford
District Court
Clabeuzh
First Street
Agadatte River
Massachusetts Avenue
Princeton Place
Noel W. Harkedate
Robert M Dobbins
Catharine M. Cooney
Anton Ruppert
John
Doni
Attorters, Lester & Price
Emma M. Benjamin
Mary H. Siebel
C. HL
Bauman
Eatale
Mary T. Cord
Henry
Ruppert
Lester
Price
William W. Dudley
Birney & Woodard
Frances H. Tompkins
Jesse HL. Wilson
Elbridge G. Roya
Sidney J. Post
Lyon & Lyon
Hdward Farquhar
Fred MeKer
Andrew Darkson
Mary A. J. Walker
W. E. Hodges
Alice D. Magaw
Adinance
R. B. Picharty
Thomas A. Healy
Clara Vermeule
Chartea Vermeula
Lauser
Gable
Barbara
National Cotton Improvement Company
Plaintifs
Gittings & Chamberlin
Calcutta Company
Fred
Golger
Henry F Copland
Capital Trac
Plaintif's
Attigney, Crandal Mack
R.G. Dun & Co
K. & W . Wenanter
New York Ave
Uleaniging
Wilcox Trax
Congress L Garage Co
Pa. Ave
Tel. L
Marion
Empire
H. Ebersole
St. N. W
Miller Bros
Suouy North
Century
Century Tire Co
14Th
R &Ta
N. W
Dayton
Meridian Sales Co
A. Lute
Bates
Phong
Imperial Motor CO
V Street
Matheson
Oakland-Everitt
Columbus Electric
Pope-Hartford
Pope Auto CO
Steele
Sipner
France
REO Motor Co
ST. NW
Selby CO
Apperson Regal
Emerson & Orme
H Street
Frank G Fickling
Uth St.nw
Ford
E W. White
17Th St
Franklin
McIntyre the Stiles CO
Theo, Barnes & CO
NLOW
Tel
Oldsmobile
Autocrat Limited
Wovev
M. T. Pollock
Firestone - Columbus
Aaqtor Sales CO. Vreonett. Is
Hecht & Company
7Th St
Schloss Bros., Strouse High-Art Clothing
Hamburger Bros. & Co
American Clothes Co
Brighton
LM Cadena i Pestitione
Sail- Co
Becker
Cence Mee
Eounty
Etek Ee Washbuen - Cacsby C
Mhpse Apts Minn
L. L. Perkins
Colorado
Room
Strayer’s Business College
Old Masonic Tenpte
Ninth and
F Streets
Emerson Institute
Revenue Cutter Commissions
Patent Office
Winslow H. Randolph
Mlle
Prud'homme
Ind. Ave. Nw
Stearns
Will Gell
Daz, Or Werk
Impertin Moron Company
Phoia NX
American Taxicab CO
Raves Dam Neck
North
Riggs House
Washaurn-Crasey
Gop Metalfloury
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