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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1910
Page
14
A fragmented OCR listing business names and trades. The page shows entries for McCopeland Company at Hleventh wom Awunga, with lines mentioning widow shades, telephone, and miscellaneous clerks. The text is garbled with several unreadable phrases and misread words.
A partial OCR shows a damaged class ad or notice about dyers and cleaners with stray letters and garbled lines. Readable fragments mention services and prices, but key details are unreadable. The piece appears to be a small classified item from a local periodical.
A dense OCR fragment lists vendors and firms across Washington DC, including paint stores, refrigeration and gas range ads, jewelers, loan notices, and general merchandise. It mentions Ninth Street NW, Pennsylvania Avenue, and various shop names suggesting a citywide commercial directory snippet.
Local listings show a cluster of music shops and instrument dealers along F Street and nearby avenues. Firms include Phonly Planes and Phonygraple and others offering tuning, repairs, and high grade instruments with a focus on popular brands and wholesale sales.
Local stone yard advertises monument work including groacy and coop items with marble and grate products. Offers convenient service and car delivery. provides contact through a Washington state phone listing.
An ad lists storage and moving offerings with fireproof holding rooms at 418 420 qt nw Sew, plus packing and mounting services. It mentions a company in Iowa area and references heavy hauling and warehousing for furniture and related goods.
A dense OCR page lists multiple vendors and products in Washington DC including Wellington Typewriter Ramix at $2 per month, window and trunk repairs, Kodak supplies, developing and printing services, clothing and tailoring shops, ready to wear garments, and various graphics from local merchants. Names include Minnie Broome, Joseph Krouse, Levert on Co, Moore & Cutlinas, and others across 4th to 12th streets NW.
Local notes describe a shady shop offering window shades with unclear details and limited readable facts. The fragment mentions a house and a possible event around a sale or display at an unidentified shop and location.
Fragmentary OCR lists shops and items in Alexandria area including cloths, furnishings, stationery, sporting goods, lawn products, organs, and crafts. Mentions multiple names and locations in a faded advertisement style from a local market page.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous Georgetown merchants and offerings. It names Yasinshimer Shof Co lending West Ind Show House ALG 3 RL, Georgetown clothing firms, jewelers, watchmakers, furniture dealers, and dry goods shops. The text notes various goods such as shoes, house furnishings, stationery, watches, jewelry, and apparel with ad-like phrasing and price mentions scattered throughout.
Wall Street shows renewed optimism with strong demand for American securities and railroad equipment as markets rebound abroad. Analysts note limited stock sales, easing fears, and a shift toward buying, while concerns over antitrust and trade balances persist amid global volatility.
The piece mocks suffrage campaigning with satirical railing at dancers and ministers. It notes open windows for morning exercise and dismisses the idea of an American style edict or osculatory persuasion. It quotes Miss Pankhurst, who dismisses such tactics as silly and impractical.
The market shows Rhodesian gold mining shares delivering a fresh boost near rival rubber shares though rubber remains comparatively quiet. Prices rise as new producers float, while property quality concerns loom over many outfits. Banks, exports, and railway equities stay firm amid mixed commodity signals.
Sudden and sharp contraction in the volume of business affects the eastern finished steel and pig iron sectors. Pittsburgh distributive centers report about 40 000 tons of foundry trades placed under contract, with similar totals in the western regions. Orders for bridges and structural shapes rise, while inquiries and negotiations continue but with many contacts closed.
President George B Roberts of the Commercial National Bank, Chicago, argues against a postal savings bank measure. He contends the plan would depress 2 percent bonds by allowing government deposits to back credit, discriminating against the 2s while neglecting 3s. He warns the policy is impracticable, noting banks and the public would suffer and the government may not support all issues equally.
Sperial to Iee Washington Fairmont WooVa Mass organized a trolley line with officers MW Laws in Jersey City Hang F Smith secretary AFE Miller treasurer Joe Tana general manager J Fred Scatts. Capitalization $1160, aims to haul a tool from Fairmont to Blacks, and extend from Mannington to Ecksille and from Blaekss Tie at Morgantown to Fairmont with a route up the Monongahela.
A published statement and official denial confirm that James T Harahan will not resign as president of Time Deniral Raeny. The move follows the earlier filing and notes the vacancy discussion without a concrete change or date. Revisions unclear, noting the exit of a former president in Clarke of operation and the current Monon leader.
The unsold balance of Western Marsland common stock will be renamed Indie Genxity of the company and underwritten by Blew & Co and Equitable Life Company of New York. The amount is slightly less than 109. The price agreed is 104 per share, subject to market changes. The stock will realize about 109000 more than the estimated cost of building and sanitarium branch from Cambridge and New Haven.
Not enough readable facts to determine a coherent summary. The fragment references names like Trengh, a Belgian captain, a French swordsman, and insults but lacks a complete event or dates to form a valid news item. No clear outcome or location is present.
Nervous headache sufferers, often triggered by slightest exertion or irritation, are advised to take Dr Miles Ant Pain Pills before activities or at first sign of an attack. The ad claims quick relief and offers a money back guarantee if the first package does not help.
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