Supreme Court Calendar and Docket Highlights 1905
The legal record lists arguments and adjournments before the Supreme Court including cases against Pennsylvania Lumbermen's Mutual Fire Insurance, United States v Meyer, Rodriguez v United States, and others. It details counsel, adjournments to March 16 1905, and notes on practice admissions and court proceedings across multiple circuits. Health ad on digestion ends the list.
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United States Supreme Court
Fresant
Justice Brows
Justice White
Justice Packham
Justice McKenna
Justice Holmes
Justice Tey
Pennsylvania Lumbermen's Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Charles C. Meyer
Hemnan W. Morris
Meyer
Frank P. Prichard
The
Insurance Company
Rafael Rodriguez
United States
Francis H. Dexter
Frederic D. McKennes
J. S. Flannery
Robb
Glenn E. Husted
Ve. John Smith
Edwin P. Hanna
John Spalding Flannery
Appellee
Asstilant
Pradt
Samuel McMillen
Fesrum Mining Company
George R. Elder
Bankruptcy and court notices across multiple cases
Bankruptcy court details Richard A. Johnson bond authorized in assets for costs. Probate notices include estates of Caroline Harris James Hayes Ann Slight Frederick M. Detwaller Thomas Welch Henry W Prince and others with wills admitted to probate and guardianship petitions. Criminal court actions list forgery robbery and depredation cases with dispositions and assignments scheduled for March 1905.
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Potomac River Railroad Company
S. Worthington
Herbert & Micou
Hamilton & Colbert
McKenney & Flannery
Gee, Jr
Life Insurance Company of Virginia
R. F. Downing
Leigh Robinson
Conway Robinson
Justice Anderson
Richard A. Johoson
Costa
Charles (. Carter
Justice Stafford
Caroline Harris
Demurrer
Hilton Jackson
James Hayes
Joseph H. Curran
E. S. Bailey
Ann Slight
Floyd
Davia
George Francis Williams
Frederick M. Detwatler
Ture Margaret
Freer
Guardian
E. S. McCalmont
Alma Prin
Abraham D. Prince
Boyd
Julius I. Peyser
Baldwin S. Moore
Turner
Andrew V. Bradley
James A. Freer
Real Estate Transfers in Long Meadows and Surrounding Areas
Real estate deeds recorded including Latham to Hopkins for multiple blocks at Long Meadows for $10, Hopkins to Bryant for same property $10, Rittenhouse trustee to Walker part lot 273 square 1269 for $10, Blant to Ball lot 4 block 5 for $10, Doolittle to Tuttle part lot 87 for $4,120, Weitzel to Leary part original lot 2 square 476 for $20, Oram to Oram lot 16 square 791 for $3, Hume trustee to Schutrumpf lot 46 square 134 for $5,150, Sturges to Holcombe lot 114 square 1027 for $10, Pumphrey et al. to Sanders lot(s) 0 square 414 for $10, Allison to others multiple lots in square 414 for $10, Donaldson to Brame part lot 22 block 7 for $0, Akers to Scott and H.R. Drury lot 65 square 44 for $20, Robinson to Brookes several grant park parcels for $10, more transfers in Grant Park and Burrville involving numerous lots, lobs and blocks, with varied totals including $3,750 and $1,004.95.
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Long Meadows
Harry M. Latham
Henry T. Hopkins
Oscar M. Bryant
Thirtieth
Thirty-first
Sarah E. Rittenhouse
James W. Walker
Solth Brogkland
Conrad H. Blant
Esther Haines Ball
Clarence
Doolittle
Carrie P. Oram
Third Street
Robert S. Hume
John G. Schutrumpf
SREET
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
Ada C. M. Sturges
Mary E Holcombe
Eighth Street
George
Burrviile
Section J
Lincoln
R Street
Nineteenth
Twentieth Streets
Willam J. Lather
Louis D Meline
Square
Meadows
Mary C. Monard
Josiah
Browk
Deeds of Trust Listings Across City Blocks
A compilation of numerous deeds of trust and mortgages recorded in various squares and districts. William Miller, Mary Fogarty, Maude Grimes, Simon McKinniv, Ada Sturges, Minnie E. Weard, and others secure loans from Oriental Building Association, Perpetual Building Association, and National Safe Deposit, with amounts ranging from 69 to 2600 dollars and terms from 1 to 6 years. Additional legal notices include lawsuits, maintenance actions, and mechanics liens filed against various individuals.
Wheat and Corn Prices Edge Down in Chicago Grain Markets
Chicago wheat futures faced declines with May closing around 7.13 and July near 1.92 as traders weighed a strong Southwest crop prospect against steady Northwest cash markets. Corn traded actively but leaned bearish, with May around 4.44 and short-covering limiting losses. Local receipts and primary deliveries showed steady activity while hog futures remained uneven amid yard price signals.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
Chicago
Kansas City
Prics
Shorts
Bullidh
Frume
Northwest
Minneapolis
Ita
Duluth
Tate
May
Traung
Wndertone
May Puri
New York Grain Market Update March 16 Reports
Market notes from New York show barley steady and wheat mixed with receipts and deliveries. Wheat prices firmed from favorable weather and rain west while corn and oats saw varied demand and price shifts amid selling and new buying.
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New York
Duluth
Bard Manitoba
Minneapolis
Baltimore Markets Reported Quiet Recounts and Grain Prices
Baltimore markets show quiet, changed recounts with 4,918 barrels noted. Wheat remains firm with spot and futures around 1.11 to 1.12, including No 2 red Western. Corn firm with spot, March, April, and May around 63.
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Baltimore
Luvelg
Grain and Dairy Prices in Mixed Market Report
Market report shows mixed trends with receipts and exports for corn oats rye and hay. Prices steady for grains and butter cheese and sugar hold firm with small variations across color grades and sizes.
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Stegmer
Eigpol
Borie Leaves Lehigh Board Succeeding by McFadden
Beauveau Borie resigned from the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company board with George HR McFadden of Philadelphia elected to replace him. Borie is gradually retiring from active business. At a Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company meeting, Thomas M. Richards was elected second vice president to fill KR C Luther’s vacancy.
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George H. McFadden
Philadelphia
Beauveau Borie
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
George HR. McFadden
Borie
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Thomas M. Richards
Grady Promises to Amend Wash Sales Bill in Senate
Albany March 15 Senator Grady faces strong opposition from the New York Cotton Produce and Coffee exchanges over his anti wash sales bill. They warn the measure could force closures by banning future sales while Grady pledges amendment to target fictitious deliveries only. Also reported Muskegon Cutlery Company suspends operations amid trust competition. Top NYSE seat price hits 83 000. Treasury notes redeemed 733 250 with 760 900 receipts, 1 192 612 internal revenue, 66 212 expenditures 1 820 000.
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Grady
Albany
N. Y
Senate Codes Committee
New York
Muskegon Company
Treasury
National Bank
Excursions to Mount Vernon by the Charles Macalester Steamer
The Charles Macalester steamer operates from Seventh Street wharf with daily departures at 10 am and 145 pm, offering a one hour trip to Mount Vernon. Passengers view Alexandria and nearby forts on the Potomac while enjoying facilities at Old Paint Comfort and Chamberlin. Connections run via the Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company to Norfolk and Old Point.
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Mount Vernon
Tomb
Washington
Charles Macalester
Grand Old Potomac
Alexandria
Fort Foote
Fort Washington
Fort Hunt
Seventh Street
Chamberlin
Awift
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
Norfolk and
Old
Home and Tomb OF Washington
Sundara
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Co
Norfolk
Fort Monroe
Portsmouth
Newport News
General
14Th At
Colorado
6Th
Pa. Ave
OLD Dominion Steamship CO
New York
Boston
7Th St
14Th St
OHN
Callahan
W. Pres
Mer. H. Callahane
Greatest All Tonics Offer Blood Purifier and Tonic Claim
An advertisement extols S. S. S. as the greatest blood purifier and spring tonic made from roots herbs and barks. It promises restored appetite strengthened digestion and renewed energy while contrasting itself with mineral tonics. Endorsed by customers from Columbus and Springfield praising health restoration and vigor.
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S.S. S
S.S
SWIFT
Atlanta, GA
E. Main
Springfield
Chesapeake and Ohio Rail Schedule March 2 1905
Schedule from Pennsylvania Station shows trains to Chicago and St Louis daily at 2 20 p m with vestibuled electrified dining cars reaching Cincinnati 8 06 am Louisville 12 00 am St Louis 4 30 pm and Chicago 5 30 pm Pullman sleepers to Louisville Cincinnati Indianapolis Chicago and St Louis Connection to Virginia Hot Springs dining car from Washington Meals a la carte Reservations at Chesapeake and Ohio offices and at the station General Passenger Agent H W Fuller phone 1940 for Pennsylvania R R Cab Service
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Warrenton
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Way
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Pinehurst
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San Francisco
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New York
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Washington and Southwestern Limited
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16Th St
Pa. Ave
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Hardwick
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Atlanta
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