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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1914

Page

2

Raw Cotton Leads the 1913 U S Export List

The 1913 leading export group was raw cotton at 575 million dollars, with iron and steel at 24.5, breadstuffs at 203, meat and dairy at 161, and minerals and chemicals also rising. Overall exports reached about 2.484 billion in 1913, with iron and steel and copper showing substantial gains across the decade. Europe remained the primary market, receiving roughly 1.5 billion, while the Americas and Asia also posted solid increments.

United States Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Department of Commerce India Iron and Steel Mineralelso Piper Tudia Europe North America Canada South America Argentlan Brazil Asia Japan Eafth China Oceania Australia Philippines Africa

Unemployed Army Threatens Washington March Dispersal Ordered

California sheriffs and district attorneys reach joint ultimatum to six to seven hundred unemployed camp followers, demanding dispersal within 60 person bands. Sacramento offers to pay travel for those who scatter within 50 miles, while authorities warn of force if disbanding fails. A deserter reports preparations and potential clashes amid previous pickhandle confrontations.

Sacramento Cal California San Francisco Charles Kelley Washington, D. C Citizens’ Committee of Authoriies Ferce

Rubber grafted on flesh by French surgeon

Paris reports Prof. Pierre Delhet of Paris University describes grafting India rubber onto living tissue. He cites two successful cases, including a finger with flesh adhered to bone and an extensive hernia in which a thick rubber graft relieved the abdomen, restoring function.

Paris Pierre Delhet Surgical Clinic University of Paris Academy of Medicine India Delbet

Fragmentary State Record Text Appears Incomplete

An unreadable garbled passage mentions twenty years and a national context with references to a branch institute and resources. The text is highly distorted and contains nonstandard phrases and foreign language fragments with no clear event or entities to identify.

Instituteo Trus

Mixed Trade Conditions Persist After Recon Storms

Trade as of March shows irregularities with volumes still below a year ago. Railroads report February earnings 7.8 percent down, while overall transactions shrink 1.9 percent. idle freight cars fall as steel and copper surpluses ease, but reports lack uniformity and claims of lingering effects persist. Canada records 32 failures versus 35 last year.

York Maren Will Canada

Fossil Claims Lost Race Found in German East Africa

Berlin reports a valuable fossil skeleton found in northern German East Africa. Dr. Hans Reich says the nearly complete remains show a highly developed human race existed hundreds of thousands of years ago in Africa. The skeleton’s preservation and full body framework support the claim, with dating to the alluvial epoch awaiting further animal fossil comparisons.

Berlin German East Africa Hans Reich Geological and Paleontological Institute of Berlin University

Capt Kidd and the Pirate Hunter Syndicate

The article recounts Capt Kidd a famed Atlantic pirate redacted by a Lisbon era syndicate led by Robert Livingston and Lord Bellomont. It notes Kidd’s capture pursuit, trial in England, and execution at Execution Dock London on July 1 1699 after denying piracy and claiming crew coercion.

Capt. Kidd Kidd Atlantic Nova Scotia United States High Seas Robert Livingston New York Lord Bellomont William Capt Kilda Indian Ocean Cyater Bay Long Island Bellomont Boston Livingston England William Moon Qt Bellomont Andy Bellomont Dudge Execute Dock London Turne

Dissolution Planned for United States Express Company

A committee including Charles A. Peabody and William A. Read was formed to dissolve United States Express. A syndicate may take over assets with $9 to $100 per share recovery projected for holders. The Harriman estate holds over one fifth, while 100,000 shares remain mostly in few hands. The company cites government parcel post cuts and Interstate Commerce Commission actions as reasons for ending 60 years in business.

Charles. A. Peabody Mutual Life’ Insurance ‘Company Harriman Estate William A. Read W. Murray Crane Massachusetts Haley Fiske Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Axe Press Parcel Post Interstate Commerce Commission Thomas C. Platt United States Express

Court calendar notes mixed sessions and adjournments

The record lists multiple court proceedings across divisions. Proceedings include arguments in federal and district courts, adjournments to Monday March 16 1914, and routine orders for probate, debt actions, and bankruptcies with numerous attorney appearances and case numbers.

Criminal Court NO Justice Wright Albert Gillett

New Haven Railroad Dissolution Talks Edge Toward Compromise

After an all day conference between New Haven officials and Department of Justice lawyers no agreement was reached on two key points. The length of service for trustees who would take over the Boston and Maine stock and the fate of the Connecticut trolley lines remain unresolved. The session recessed but will resume today in hopes of clarifying the stake and enabling a compromise.

U. S New Haven Boston and Maine Railroad Connecticut Pares Department of Justice

Opium Maker Found Guilty in Federal Case

Dr. Herman Seidler, a New York physician, convicted of manufacturing opium without a license after admitting a drug habit formed while treating addicted patients. He received a 300-dollar fine and ten days in jail, stayed on 3 500 dollars bail pending appeal. Customs inspectors previously raided his sanitarium finding 50 opium pipes and opium gum.

New York Herman Seidler Dr. Seidler

Edwin Morgan Adee Dead Former New York Lawyer

Edwin Morgan Adee, once a prominent New York lawyer, died in a Cromwell private sanitorium after a long nervous illness. He was Yale trained, with brother George T. Adee a noted Yale oarsman who donated the Adee boathouse. cousin Alvey S. Adee served as Second Assistant Secretary at the State Department. Adee was unmarried and his body will be moved to New York for burial.

Cromwell Conn Edwin Morgan Adee New York Ades Yale George T. Ades Adee Alvey SB. Adee State Department Washington Mr. Adee Theody

Hale Likely Won’t Oppose Hinds for Congress

Portland Maine March 13 Col Frederick Hale probably will not oppose Congress and may seekJune primary. The note indicates Hale’s intention regarding the Hinds candidacy in the race.

Hale Hinds Congress Maine Wight Portland Frederick Hale

Insurance company statements and property transfers listed

A compilation showing condition statements for several insurers including the National Union Fire Insurance Company of Pittsburgh and the Mutual Fire Insurance Company of the District of Columbia, with assets liabilities and notes on risk assumed for 1913 and earlier years, plus a long list of property transfers in Washington DC districts and streets with parcel details and sale prices.

Stotk and Tre’ Insurance Ion G. Wickle F A George R Betare Ms Eble Aeal Edaward L “Tong Rotars Howard & Hopeman General Agents Seventh St Louisiana Washington D. C National Union Fire Insurance Company Pittsburgh District of Columbia E. Sole W. F. Braun W. A Bprouss Natar Prudential. Casualty Ins Company Indianapolis Ind Capital Stock Mutual Fire Insurance Company T. Dearing L. Fierce Boteler Ware Mitchburg Mutual Fire Insurance Company Fitchburg Mass District of Columbia Core Commissioners OF the Office of the Commissioners of the Henry C. Anderson William H. Ashton Henry Baader John L. Becktey Mary M. Borougha Frank Bradley Mary §. Brown Carrie Ann Burrell Charles H. Butler Hilzabeth F. Caldwe Alice Cheshire Richard R. Crawson Mary Julia Day Mary F. Doran Wood Towne Withae Hirst

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