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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1905

Page

26

Supreme Court in Equity and Circuit Dockets March 1905

The record lists the United States Supreme Court with Justices present and details motions and adjournments. It covers numerous cases across equity courts and district circuits, including assignments for Friday March 17 1905, patent appeals, and district of Columbia court actions with multiple attorneys named.

United States Supreme Court Justice Brewer Justice Brows Justice White Justice Peckham Justice McKenna Justice Holmes Justice Day Samuel McMillen Ferrum Mining Company George R. Elder Chames Cavender George R Elder Morris Streusa Max J Kohler Strauss Howard Gans Fernand Bonin Et al The Gulf Company Branch K. Miller Edgar H Farran R. F. Jonas E. Kruttscholtz William W. H. Gleason Edward Lo White George Mo Robbies Court of Appeals District of Columbia Chet Justice Morris Justice Duels Garfield Stree Funk Et al Mickle Frank T. Brown Jener Dickinson Thibsdean A P Browne J A Watson Walliam Quimby Appellant A CC Tenison Appellee Clements Potomac Electric Power Company Tucker & Kenyon E. S. Bailey Supreme Court District of Columbia Equity Court No. 1 Justice Anderson Gibbing Stanton Pro Contesso Rossa F. Downing Willey Waggamar Joseph K Fague Irving Wuilanson Wallace Purdy James J Becker Guardian Ad Item George Foowhais Linkins Kirby Charles Por Samuel Putman Clayton Albert Kelg- bin Wo Gwynn Gardiner M On Richardson Stoddard Strong Lambert & Baker Shoemaker Bell Lambert & Haker Me McKenne Ward Lewis Waters Me Waters Campbell Porter Vayidee Chapin Brown Tallmadge Smith Cougress Donglass Tamas Norriy Ashford Hallam & Hlallam Daudge Butler Mather Maedel Ambrose Scroggins Lambert & Haker Neal Chapple Justice Stafford Freedman’s Transportation Land and Improvement Conpary Jefferson Gies A A Bimmey J T Cull LL Tobringer Feali Y Beall IT Almaane CG Bigelow Kastis Washington Jockey Club Water Stoner E le Glesa White Commings Consaut C. C Tucker-Cile & Donaldson Nu Hay Hay Sheehy Anacostia and Potomac Tattread Company Church & Church Warbeld & Duell Washington Railway and Electric Company Attorners Warfield & Duell Ctabaugh Domer Plaintif B. F Leighton de Sendent T. Ho ‘Thomas Byram Vs Prencious Mason A. B. Duvall Jr Milaken & Sullivan Moore Wartiel Irving Mithamson John Ridgut Iriss Gunter Leon To Vroere TD Muitaty Panty Ta J Mataer Hiamiltos Cutbert Talbu Titusi W. FP. Tiumles Duvall J. W Dennings Patgett Forrest Cale & Donaideen Ros Hutlekeper Dackett & Dent Caselli Dermott Hegton Smallwood Washington Railway and Electric Company Altutness Douglass & Dougsee and Cossme Darlington Attornets Moon, Richardsur Cobb Schorr Washington Railway and Piedray Company Attorseys David J. J. Darlington Anderson Capital Traction Company Whitt K. Ross Perry & Son Dunlop Rclit Colat Justice Barnard Matin Paine Ffs J A Maedet J. A. Burkart Jo McGuire Wolf & Cohen F A Sones L. A. Bailey Susquehanna Coal Company Kennedy McKenney & Flannery Samuel Maddox Weston Dodson & Co Attorness Ross Perry & So Standenburg Brandenburg & Brandenburg Duvall & Sephens Martinya Attornews Duvall& Steena Camp Ve Willard W. D. Ate

Legal notices and court listings from March 1905

In probate and civil listings, assignments set for Monday March 20 1905 including cases Boyd v Davis and Green v Melntire. Criminal court reports note United States v Arthur Jackson housebreaking nol pros and United States v Joseph A Henson verdict guilty ten days. Bankruptcy and estate matters list adjudication for James G Pepper probate filings for Sydnie M Adams Nora Feeny George M Lauxman Bagil Jackson Samuel Harrison James Welsh Ellen Flynn John Johnson and others with various attorneys noted.

Davidge R. Ross Perry & Son Burton Ye Seine H. E. Davis George P. Calvert Worthington Hoyal Benefit Soclety Ve Drake Messrs. Dutton Duval Green Melntire John Ridout C. C. Tucker Boyd Va. Davis Attereyson George P. Chase M. E. Days Kemp Vs. Powell Birney Bailey Bankruptcy Court Justice Anderson James G. Pepper W. M. Hallam Justice Stafford Sydnie M. Adams Worthington Heald and Frailey Ralph R. de Prez Robingon White Nora Feeny Joseph A. J. O'Hare A. A. Birney Pla Hilliard George M. Lauxman W. Gwynn Gardiner Bagil Jackson John Raum Samuel Harrison I Grayar Costa John Riout James Welsh J. Cull James Ferry WII Joseph T. Ferr Ellen Flynn John Johnson Thomas Walker

Real Estate Transfers in Various Districts

A series of property transfers listed by location including Kenilworth, K Street Northeast, Mount Pleasant, Fairmount Heights, and Eckington. Transactions involve buyers and trustees with parcel details, square numbers, and prices ranging from $10 to $4,800, recording changes in ownership for blocks and lots across Northwest and Southeast Washington.

Kenilworth Irene Hernandez John R. Fox Vermont Avenue William A. Hillet Ax Louise M. Schmits Third Fourth George C. Pumphrey John R. Hassip Center Eckington Edwin J. Kennedy Charles E. Burdette Wiliam Hdmanston Et A Rebecca J. Cole Thaddeus Dolyens Seventh Street Annie M Mecle Matthew F. Ruppert Mount Pleasant Pleasant Plains Kenry H. Bergmann Charles H Bauran Charles H. Pauman Lina Morgenweck Effingham Place Roberts Foulke John Way MC Magruder Carl B Keforstein Bard Ostreeta Joseph W. Box Josiah L. Fox Wather Charles B. Cropley Peter B Robert Bradley Thirteenth Fourteenth Mary M Sullivan Lavinia H. Newton E Street Hannon M. Presuiun Fred A Jasper Lobmann McCullough Ella M. Vernililion Ec Vir Charles Sailia F Craig Peter G. Saueret

Deeds of Trust Across Numerous Squares and Heights

A lengthy notice lists deeds of trust in Washington areas including Square 278, 1017, 9823, and more. It details borrowers such as Louise M. Sehnitg, Walter K. Wright, Lena Morgenweck, and others, to lenders like National Safe Deposit and Home Building associations. Terms show large sums from 360 to 73,000 dollars, with varying mortgage durations and interest rates, involving numerous properties across Columbia Heights, Mount Pleasant, Lanier Heights, and adjacent squares.

Louise M. Sehnitg National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company American Security and Trust Company R Halsilp Richard A. Ford Walter G. Davis Columbia Permanent Building Association E. Davis Clarence J. Gessford George C. Pumphrey George W. Palmer Sane Waltes K. Wright James W. Drench Charles F. Benjamin Roger T. Mitchell Perpetual Building Association Effingham Place John H Lurke Harry M. Packard Byson Mahan Joseph A. Roth Linga A. Painter Edward J. Stellwagon George AM. Hamilton Thomas M. Gale Pleasant Pleasant Plains Lena Morgenweck Henry H. Bergmann George M. Krumendi German-Amer' S Building Association Jill—Lewia B. Waters Walker William D. Jarvis Martha A. Waters Columbia Heights Charles B. Caywood John B. Garrett Walter G Duchett Benjamin Whiteside Christopher C Graham William F. Quicksail William S. McCarthy Thornton Hynson, Jr Fot & Square Lewis H. Douglass Richard Palro Werbert A. Gill John J Brosnan Square Josiah L. Fox Samuel FH. Walker Michael J. Weller Eastern Building and Loan Association Bealls Adventure James Z. Owens John C. Gillings D. W. Baker Sarah F. Besd Connecticut Avenue Heights Carra_ Wi Jasner Lohmann Washington Loan and ‘Trust Company Equitable Co-operative Building Association Lavinia Newton Et Vir George F Watson J. Newton Charles G. Allen Martin T. Dryden Lanier Heights John H. Lindley Luther L. Apple George W. Balloch Brookland Building Association Helva A. Lockwood Patrick Riordan Edmond Fitzgerald Joan J. Fegan Serial Building Association Ella M. Nelson Blair Lee Joseph J. Darlington Washington Jary

New York Stock Market Summary March 26 Prices Steady

New York on March 26 reports money on call strong at 2 4 percent with closing bid 2 1 2 percent. Time loans steady at 3 percent for sixty to ninety days, six months 3 percent. Prime mercantile paper 3 to 4 percent. Sterling exchange with actual bankers bills at 4.9645 for demand and 4.811 to 4.8485 for sixty-day bills. Posted rates 4.85 and 4.8133. Commercial bills 4.8444 to 4.8494. Bar silver and Mexican dollars noted. Government bonds steady, railroad bonds irregular.

New York Prime Mercantile Paper Sterling Exchange West

RYLE Re settles wheat and corn amid irregular futures

New York reports volatile grain trading with wheat futures mixed as spot prices show steady to easy movement. Receipts and exports update corn and oats activity, while mild south western weather and demand from shorts influence bids.

Wall Street Gathers Force Amid London Market Selloff

From a New York uptown hotel line of 40000 to 80000 shares traded on the London market signaling the start of heavy selling. Union Pacific led declines while Western houses liquidated and short interest rose. analysts warned of oversold risk and a bullish burn on some names persisted despite the pullback.

Washington Post New York Wall Street London Union Pacific Beiling Canadian Pacific

New York Produce Prices and Market Report March 18

A New York market roundup lists butter receipts at 4,670. creamery prices from 20 to 27 percent. Cheese steady with 1,422 receipts. hogs unsettled at mixed regions and weights. Dressed poultry firm. flour, rice, sugar, and peanut prices noted. metals and freight rates up or steady.

New York Pennsylvania Baltimore Southern Uptown Western Liverpool Maren Cork

Live Stock Markets Report From New York and Baltimore

Live cattle receipts steady with exports looming while calves and hogs show firm to strong prices. Sheep and lamb markets steady with notable hog demand across New York markets and similar tone in Baltimore with grains and dairy items trading close to previous levels.

New York Chicago

Bears Discredit Sully in Cotton Market Raise

New York March 16 Daniel J Sully did not do much for his bull syndicate in the cotton market today though he still predicts cotton rising to ten cents. Bears say the rise this week was natural and not due to enforced speculation. Prices opened unchanged then fell about three points with selling for short accounts and mixed room sentiment.

Washington New York Daniel J. Sully Bull Bears Sully

Will Offer Place to Eckels President Edwards Resigns

New York March 16 Richard Widwards resigns as president of the National Bank of North America. Morse first vice president will act as president until a successor is chosen. Directors may offer the post to James N Eckels former Comptroller of the Currency and president of the Commercial National Bank Chicago. Bank notes redemption and revenues listed. Cold remedy ad closes the item.

Edwards National Bank of North America New York Richard Widwards National Bard of North America Morse James N. Eckers Commercial National Bank Chicago Currency

Washington market ebbs as investors hold back bids

Local trading shows cautious sentiment amid a slack New York market. Washington Railway common advances partial bids, while Washington Gas strengthens near 67 68 and Capital Traction edges down. Banks and utilities hold steady with small lots changing hands and dividends noted for Farmers and Mechanics and others.

New York Cotton Market Reports Nervous, Irregular Decline

March trading showed less activity and continued nervousness with irregular fluctuations in a narrow range. Prices closed lower by several points though late gains limited the drop. Liverpool weakness and larger actual cotton offerings contributed to early declines, while New Orleans remained active with heavy realizing by buyers.

W. B Hibbs & Co F Street New York Stock Exchange Washington Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade New York Liverpool

Cotton Letter Reports Mixed Spot and Futures News

From New York the cotton market shows mixed signals with spot to Liverpool rising to 12 000 bales while futures bounce but end down 4 to 7 points. Reports cite hedge selling and South showery delays in planting, with speculation on a potential late crop and a rumored dramatic drop in estimates which is deemed ridiculous by officials.

New York Liverpool

Southern Railway schedules and lines for Washington area

Local for Harrisonburg Warrenton and other stations on Manassas Branch. Palm Limited and New York to Jacksonville trains with dining car service. Bluemont Branch services from Washington and Leesburg weekend. Seaboard and Norfolk Western routes with through sleepers and dining cars. Freight and passenger services noted with offices and contact points.

Southern Railway Harrisonburg Warrenton Pravits Ana Wey Staclone Delty Washington and Floride Limited Columbi Savannah Jeckamrlie Eeinise Gar Atsotaetita Orleans Harrisonburge Way Manassas Charlottewell Weel Southern S Palm Limited New York Jacksonville St. Augustine Aiken Augusta Atlanta Columbus Pinehurat Washington San Francisco Florida Express Columbia Savannah Port Tampa Memphis Lynchburg Roanoke Knoxville Chattanooga New Orleans Washington and Southwestern Limited Pullman Macon Nashville Mempna Bluemont Leesburg Harriconburg Charlottesville Pa. Ave Pennsylvania Station Saggage P. Ror W. H. Ackert HL Hardwick Fars W. H. Taylor Ls. Brows Norfolk and Western Railway Sixth Batresta Norfolk and Cateens Memphi Bristol Winston- Salem Norfolk Leeve Berryville Luray Shenandoah Fourteenth Street New York Avenue Bond

U S Steel Report Shows Decline In 1904 Earnings

President Corey reports for 67000 shareholders a drop of 92,167.0% in gross earnings year over year, with a final surplus down 7,300,000 after saving on dividends through preferred stock conversion. Unfilled orders total 4,696,203 tons, and unexpended appropriations for 1906 reach 31,000,000.

New York Corey United States Steel Corporation Tate

Pennsylvania Railroad Timetable Highlights and Connections

The notice presents Pittsburg Express and Chicago Specials with parlor and dining cars Harrisburg to Pittsburg and beyond to Chicago Indianapolis Louisville St Louis. It lists multiple limiteds and express services with sleeping, dining, and parlor cars, plus connections to Philadelphia New York Baltimore and Atlantic City. Ticket offices and contact numbers are given.

New York March of American Tobacco American Tobacco Atchison General Aes Atlantic Coast Line Atchison Adjustment Baltimore and Ohio Central of Georgia Central of Georgia 2d Inc Chesaperka Ohio Chicago Alton S.ee Chicago, Burlington and Quincy New Be R. I Pacific R. R Pacific R. R. Cow St. Louis General Chicago Terminal Colorado Midland Colorado and Southern Art Denver and Rio Grande Wig Distillers’ Securities Erie New Jersey Central Northern Pacific Norfolk and Western Consol Oregon Southern Pacific Southern Railway Texas and Pacific Toledo, Louis Westar Union Pacific United States Steel Seco Western Maryland Wheeling and Lake Wisconsin Central Stacron Voruer Wasnauu Pittsburg Harrisburg Indianapolis Louisville Pennsylvania Limited Cleveland Toledo Detroit Cincinnati St. Louis ST Louis Washington St. Lou He, Louis Nashville ST. Louis Express Pullman Strous Western Express Evesland and Cincinnati Express Wiarrisburg Pacific Express Buffalo Emorium Junction Kane Canandaigua Rochester Niagara Falls Elmira Renovo Williamsport Emporium Junction Falls Eve Dally Philadelphia East Congressional Limited Express Boston Atlantic City

New York to Florida and Virginia trains detailed service

Train schedules show New York to Florida routes including Jackson ville and St. Augustine with daily and twice weekly services. Connections at Petersburg and Richmond link to Chesapeake and Ohio lines and Southern Railway for Virginia Hot Springs, Cincinnati, Chicago, and St. Louis. Dining and sleeping cars, electric lighting, and Pullman services are advertised with offices in Washington DC and Richmond VA.

Ty Rubber Goods Ft. L San F St. Louis Southwestern St Southwestern Southern Pacific Southern Railway Tennessee Coal and Iron Pacl BAY St. L. and Western Bt. L West Union Pacific United States Express United States United States Beatty United States Rubber Westinghouse Electri Western Union Wheeling and Li Wisconsin Central Hibbs Co F Street New York Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade Washington Stock Exchange Mouety Dalis New York Jacksonvilis Fla Jacksonvile Thomasville Port Tampa Jacksonville Augusta Charleston Washington, DC Wilmington Petersburg Norfolk Florida St. Augustine BANE Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest Pennsylvania Rail Road Reed District Washington DC J Craig H M Emerson Pasa Chesapeake and Chio RY Pennsylvania Station Chicago Cincinnati Louisville Louia Loutaville Indianapolis St. Loui Virginia Hot Springs Washington Jacarte Lexington Lonteville Virginia Pennsylvania RR Servier H_W FULLER Washington Southern Railway Richmond Alexandria Frederickshuro Statlao Point Atlantic Coast Line Pointe Seaboat Air Line Railway Newport News Duke WP Taylor Man Mac Treat Man

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