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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1905

Page

32

Supreme Court Docket and Equity Court Actions May 1905

Legal record lists Supreme Court justices and cases in error including McMillen vs Ferrum Mining and Bonin vs Gulf Company with arguments by George R. Elder and others. Also covers Morris Strauss, Gleason, and various district court assignments, equity matters, and patent and railway company appeals scheduled for March 17 1905 and surrounding dates.

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

Assignment and court notices from March 1905 docket

A dense listing of court assignments across criminal, bankruptcy, and probate desks. Includes case numbers and attorneys such as Tucker Kenyon Hamilton Colbert Dutton Duval and others. Notable items cover United States housebreaking cases, jury verdicts, ten day jail sentences, and probate actions for Sydnie Adams Nora Feeny and others.

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 DC Areas

A sequence of transfers lists buyers and sellers across Kenilworth Fairmount Heights Mount Pleasant and other neighborhoods. Notable deeds include Irene Hernandez to John R Fox at 81 Vermont Avenue NW and multiple parcels around Seventh Street NW and Southeast, with prices ranging from 10 to 4 800 dollars and several trusts and trustees noted.

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 Trusts Across District’s Squares and Heights

A long list of deeds of trust filed across multiple DC squares and neighborhoods including Square 278 and 1017, detailing loan amounts from 800 to 71,500 dollars, term lengths from one to eight years, and interest rates from 4.5 to 6 percent. Names include Louise M. Sehnitg, National Safe Deposit, American Security and Trust, Richard A. Ford, Walter G. Davis, and others, with properties in Columbia Heights, Lanier Heights, and Meridian Hill among others.

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 Money Markets Report March 26 New York

Money on call strong at 2 4 percent with bids at 21 and 3 60 day and 90 day loans steady at 3 percent Prime mercantile paper 3 4 percent Sterling exchange active with bank bills at 4 9645 49650 for demand and 4 511 4 8485 for sixty-day bills Posted rates 4 85 and 48133 Commercial bills 4 8444 4 8494 Bar silver Mexican dollars 45 Government bonds steady railroad stocks irregular.

New York Prime Mercantile Paper Sterling Exchange West

New York Grain Prices and Market Report March 16

Market report shows steady to irregular action across grain pits with wheat futures fluctuating as buyers react to improved weather and Argentine shipments. No. 2 red and No. 2 yellow corn prices move mixed with oats steady while receipts and exports vary. notable activity includes a large July wheat purchase by a prominent house and general weakness in nearby futures amid favorable conditions.

New York Ryle Duluth Manitoba W. B. Hibbs & Co F Street New York Stock Exchange Washington Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade Chicago Minneapolis Northwest Liverpool Baltimore Southern Uptown Western Maren Cork

Wall Street Slump Sparks Bearish Turn in London Market

From a New York hotel line of 40000 to 80000 shares was sold on the London market via cable as heavy selling began today. Union Pacific led declines, trading over 200000 shares with London buyers active. Western houses liquidated, planning to reenter on lower levels. Bearish sentiment spread among brokers, call money view shifted higher, and speculation grew that the market could become oversold amid ongoing selling and short covering.

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 Washington Post New York Wall Street London Beiling Charles Minzesheimer & Co Gates & Co A. A. Houseman & Co Chicago Great Western

New York Produce Prices and Market Notes

New York reports March prices across commodities and metals. Butter receipts 4,670. creamery and state prices vary. cheese steady. hogs unsettled with regional spreads. poultry alive steady and dressed firm. flour receipts 14,019 barrels. coffee, sugar, and potatoes listed with quotes. Metals show London tin gains, copper and lead mixed locally. freight rates to Liverpool dull. various foundry and ore prices included.

New York Pennsylvania Rio Cordova Long Island Jersey Liverpool London Jake Glasgow Northern Southern Southern Goft

Live Stock Markets Across New York and Baltimore

Live cattle steady with exports planned. calves firm. hogs strong with prime weights rising. Sheep and lambs steady to easier. Chicago reports steady cattle and strong hogs. grain futures show dull wheat, steady oats, firm hay, and unchanged dairy prices in Baltimore.

New York Chicago

Bears Discredit Sully in Cotton Market Boom

Special to The Washington Just reports Daniel J. Sully did little for his bull syndicate as cotton rose the week’s start. Bears doubt his leadership and say the price surge was natural not caused by forced speculation. Prices opened unchanged, slipped, then recovered amid mixed room sentiment.

Washington New York Daniel J. Sully Bull Bears Sully

Will Offer Place to Eckels in Bank Leadership

News from New York reports the resignation of Richard Widwards, president of the National Bank of North America, with Morse acting as president until a successor is chosen. The directors are expected to offer the post to James N. Eckels, former Comptroller and head of the Commercial National Bank in Chicago. Also listed are recent bank note redemptions and government receipts data.

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 jitters mark fluctuating local stock sales

Local trading opened with confusion as buyers hesitated and sellers questioned values. Washington Railway common moved in two 60 share lots, 1,200 shares bid at 412. preferred quiet. Bonds traded with 5500 at 89 7 8 while large offers lingered. Washington Gas steady, Capital Traction weak, American National Bank active, and Lanston Monotype ... closing bids mixed with varied prices across district bonds and trust stocks.

New York Washington Railway Washington American National Bank Commercial Riggs Bank Lanston Washington Hallway Washington Railway and Electric Union Trust Washington Gas Lanston Monotype Graphophone Washington Stock Exchange District of Columbia Philippine Land Purchase Capital Traction Railroad Metropolitan Railroad Columbia Railroad Anavochia and Washington Gas Company United States Electric Light Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Washington Market Company Fist Ds Potomac Hectrie Light Safe Deposit and Trust National Safe Deposit and Trust Washington Loos and Trust American Security and Trust Washington Safe Depusit Union Trust Company Washington Savings Bank Hume Savings Bank Franklin Metropolitan Corcoran Teotomac Arlington National Union Columbia Riggs People’s Colonial Heal Estate Columbia Title Washington Title Chesapeate and Potomac American Graphophone Comman Georgetown Gas Morgenthaler Linotype Lanuton Monotype Greene Consolidated Copper Washington Market Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Realty Appraisal and Agency Company

New York Cotton Market Sees Nervous, Irregular Decline

March cotton trading showed nervousness with irregular fluctuations within a narrow range. Closing prices declined, early gains faded, and active months faced selling pressure from larger offerings and heavy realizing by recent buyers. Liverpool weakened, then rallied as New Orleans demand remained firm.

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

Cotton Letter Brightens Spot Market Outlook

New York reports Liverpool spot dealings totaling 1509 bales yesterday and 12,000 today, offsetting a 7 point futures dip. Price steadiness supports a late rally despite Halliday trading as traders doubt further manipulation. Strong South demand, yet wet conditions slow planting and raise late crop fears with talk of a drastic future output drop.

New York Liverpool

Southern and Seaboard Railways Timetable Fragments

A collage of 1904 1906 era rail schedules lists multiple lines and services from Washington to Harrisonburg Warrenton and beyond with limited times in the a m and p m ranges and notes on trains to Columbia Savannah Jacksonville New Orleans and Atlanta plus Bluemont branch service and Norfolk and Western routes. The page also includes a brief brokerage note on market activity and a Mill er Co cotton quotation clipped.

U S Steel Reports Lower 1904 Earnings Amid Trade Slowdown

New York March 16 President Corey reports for 67 500 shareholders the annual figure for 1904 showing a gross earnings drop of 92 167 percent from 1903 due to weak iron and steel demand. Despite cost cuts and dividend shift, net surplus falls about 7 3 million with 31 million unexpended authorizations for 1906. Stock seats sold at high prices and North American Company doubles capital to 30 million to finance traction acquisitions.

New York Corey United States Steel Corporation Tate Stock Exchange George W. Young United States Mortgage and Trust Company New York Stock Exchange Francis C. Carley John D. Chapman EH. Drexel Godfrey Philadelphia Newark N. J North Amercan Company St. Louis Traction Properties

Pennsylvania Railroad and connections timetable summary

A dense timetable lists numerous named trains from Harrisburg to Pittsburgh Chicago St Louis and beyond with parlor dining and sleeping cars. It notes daily departures at various times including 7:50 10:30 and 6:40 p m and cites connections to Chicago Indianapolis Louisville St Louis and Cleveland with multiple car services and offices in Harrisburg. Also mentions the Baltimore and Ohio line and station contact details at Fifteenth Street.

Stacron Voruer Wasnauu Pittsburg Chicago 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 Erie Falls Eve Dally Philadelphia New York East Congressional Limited Express Boston Atlantic City Baltimore Atina Pope's Creek Atreeta Pennsylvania Railroad W. Attersbury R Wood W Boyd

New York to Florida Special Trains Promote Ocean Line Travel

The Florida Atlantic Coast Line announces daily and weekly services linking New York with Jacksonville St Augustine and Tampa with sleeping and observation cars. Connects at Petersburg for Norfolk while routes extend to Augusta Charleston Washington and Wilmington. dining car service provided. Tickets via the office at 41 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest and Pennsylvania Railroad Station. district agents listed.

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 Seaboard Air Line Railway Penna. Ave Petersburg Raleigh Wilmington Tampa Birmingham Mobile Pensacola Seaboard Mall Pullman Sleeper Fla Hamlet Seaboard Morida Limited St Augustin Seaboard Express Jeckaonville Tempe Mouety Dalis Jacksonvilis Jacksonvile Thomasville Charleston Washington, DC Norfolk Florida BANE Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest Pennsylvania Rail Road Reed District Washington DC J Craig H M Emerson Pasa Chesapeake and Chio RY Chicago Cincinnati Louisville Louia Loutaville Indianapolis St. Loui Virginia Hot Springs 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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