Congress Pressed to Provide Fireproof Court Records Storage
Clerk John R Young appeals to Congress for fireproof file cases at the District Supreme Court to protect millions of records from a potential fire. He cites thousands of chancery, law and criminal files, urging a $25,000 fireproof case and $2,000 for rebinding ancient volumes to preserve land titles and real estate records critical to estate transfers.
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District Supreme Court
Congress
Tench and Bar of the Cour
Recorder of Deeds
John R Young
Committee On Appropriations
Mr Young
City
Washington
District of Columbia
District of
Columnia
Young
Chicago
Circuit Court
District of ‘Columbia
Hearing Set for Robert G Proctor in Maryland
Chief Justice Clabaugh will hear Robert G Proctor tomorrow afternoon as Maryland processes a requisition from Governor McAdoo. Proctor, private secretary to Senator Lodge, has been indicted for speeding in Montgomery County on April 28, 1905, and for causing a horse to be frightened and a child injured when the vehicle overturned. Lawyer Andrew A Lipscomb represents the defendant.
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Clabaugh
Robert G Proctor
Senator Lodge
Maryland
Proctor
Montgomery County
Montgomery Court
George F Peters
Peters
Andrew A Lipscomb
Hartung Dairy and other local ads crowd early page
Pure milk and cream from Hartung Dairy at 105 Florida are promoted as safe and sanitary with prompt delivery and telephone ordering. Also advertised are made to measure suits by Horn, summer fur bargains from Jacob Leibster, and fur repair services, all urging quick purchases and special deals.
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Hartung Dairy
Florida
Arenw
Horn
Grain Officials Report Record Corn and Wheat on Hand
Reports from crop statisticians show farmers hold about 1.168 billion bushels of corn and 158.4 million bushels of wheat on March 7, with oats near 378.8 million bushels. Percentages below last year's crops vary by state, highlighting abundant stocks across major grain producers amid 1905 comparisons.
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Crop Reporting Board
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
New York
Pennsylvania
Sevas Ara Oo
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakor
Jeerth Dakota
Califoroia
Baby note ends case in Jefferson Market Court
The case against a woman calling herself Mary Smith on grand larceny charges was dropped after Mrs Patrick Hirsch, mother of a child in need of care, urged adjournment to summon a witness. Magistrate Walsh discharged the prisoner as Mrs Hirsch withdrew the complaint, citing a mistaken accusation.
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Hirsch
J. ¥. Lindenstein
Mark Alter
Mrs Hirsch
Mrs. Smith
Baltimore lecturer to speak on The Inevitability of Social ism
Clarence H Taylor of Baltimore will lecture tonight at 8 o clock before the Economic Educational League at Pythian Temple 1012 Ninth Street Northwest. The lecture is free to the public and followed by a general discussion with criticisms answered.
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Clarence H Taylor
Baltimore
Economic Educational League
Pythian Temple
Ninth Street Northwest
Woman Files Divorce Petition After Being Driven From Home
Marian H Stimpson sues Allen J Simpson in the Inistrict Supreme Court claiming they married March 16 1898 and lived together until August 27 1903 when he drove her from their home and ordered her not to return. Co respondent named. petition filed by R L Montague and John R T Reeves.
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Instrict Supreme Court
Marian H Stimpson
Allen J. Simpson
Simpson
R L. Montague
John R T. Reeves
New Gridiron Club Admits Thompson Reporter
C W Thompson, Washington representative for the New York Times and the Philadelphia Public Ledger, was elected yesterday as a member of the Gridiron club. The ceremony reaffirmed his standing in journalism circles and his commitment to professional standards.
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New Gridiron Club
C W. Thompson
Washington
New York Times
The
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Gridiron
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Pastor to Lecture by Rev James A McCallen
Rev James A McCallen of Baltimore will deliver a lecture on Wednesday evening March 71 at St Teresa's Church in Annapolis. The event is announced by the church and invites local residents to attend the talk.
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James A McCallen
Baltmore
Teresa’s Church
Ananestle
Jon UnehansGa
The
Shure Sumd
Immigrants Wanted South Port Initiative Aims to Divert Transit
Commissioner General Sargent of the Bureau of Immigration plans a trip to Galveston Texas within weeks to establish a permanent landing office and facilitate immigrant intake at Southern ports. He argues Galveston offers better conditions than New York, with the goal of diverting European arrivals away from New York and into the South.
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Sargent
Galveston
Metropolis
Saya
Bureau of Immigration
Tex
New York
Europe
New Orleans
Department
Toaé
Bureau
South
Washington Filtration Plant Contamination Report Stated
Capt Spencer Cosby chief engineer reported to the Commissioners that no contamination exists at the Washington filtration plant and invited citizens to inspect if in doubt. He said all precautions are taken to keep grounds and reservoir sanitary amid recent accusations. The note was part of broader coverage including government receipts and a smallpox service appointment.
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Washington
Spencer Cosby
Capt Cosby
Capt. Cosby
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