Heavy steel demand boosts earnings across industries
Bradstreet's reports rising distributive trade and heavy iron and steel inquiries. Railways, grain movement, and textile plants show continued strength, with building demand and overseas commerce improving. Weather and transport bottlenecks challenge shipments as March progress brings higher prices and potential congestion.
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New York
Bradstreet
Torrow
Southwest Railway
Tran and Allied
Northwest
United States
Canada
Duns
R. G. Dun & Co
Iron and Steel
New York Produce Markets Mixed Activity on Rates and Supplies
New York reports show active exports in barrels with variable steady to dull readings across grains and fats. Flour receipts, poultry, hay, feed, and textiles show mixed steady to firm tones, with metals and chemicals edging lower or steady. prices for coffee, sugar, and petroleum noted, while freight rates and general commodity movements reflect cautious demand.
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New York
Rio
Long Island
State and Western
Jerasy
Duil
Florida
Liverpool
Catton
London
Lake Fa
Spelter
Gleagow
Middlenboro
Northern Ia
Northern
Foundry
Southern
Southernsoft
Washington Railway stock drives opening market activity
Opening trading centered on Washington Railway Company with broad broker demand. Bonds and gas issues traded, with limited sales and fluctuating prices as investors weighed near term gains. other notable moves included Lanston, Capital Traction, Union Trust, Greene Copper, and a Riggs Bank curb sale while Col M M Parker forecasts four years of prosperity despite potential rate legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Railway Company
Washington Railway
Greene Copper
Benning
M M. Parker
Washington Produce Market Sees Firm Close After Week of Gains
Market supplies steady as arrivals persist with strong demand for eggs and butter. Duck eggs in good supply. butter demand exceeds supply pushing prices higher. Live poultry steady with firm frozen poultry market. potatoes and other vegetables in weak to mixed condition due to heavy receipts and poor demand.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
New York State
Burbank
Maryland
New York
Florida
Three Fold Absorption Cure For Rectal Troubles Ad
An advertisement offers a free trial of a three fold treatment for ulcers fissures prolapse tumours constipation and all rectal troubles. Readers are urged to send only their name to Dr. Van Vieck Co in Jackson Michigan with a one dollar charge only after trial if satisfied. Free pile books accompany the treatment in a plain package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. van Vieck Co
B &, Majestic Building
Jackson, Mich
D.H
Philadelphia Medical College
Merver
T. Co
Toledo
Ohio
Chas. G. Hellinger
Louisiana Avenue
Washington, D. c
Petients
Market News Summary From Dated Produce Ledger
A dated market snippet lists prices for fruits and vegetables. Notes include oranges, grapes, cranberries, apples, raisins, and dried fruits with varying per box or per crate figures. Shaded mentions reference Florida fruit and berry items with late arrivals and general market conditions.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS NEW YORK AND CHICAGO MARCH 24
Livestock prices mixed across markets with receipts varying. Cattle in New York steady for vealers and steers. hogs and sheep show firmer to steady trends while Chicago reports larger hog receipts and higher prices for mixed weights. Western and native lambs and sheep quoted steady to higher. Bulls, cows, and veal prices reflect regional shifts amid buffalo and western grain influences.
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New York
Ohio
Wyoiitse
Baltimore Markets Early Morning Report March 24
Weak and unchanged receipts 4 601 barrels exports 16 584 barrels in plour. Dull spot contracts for corn oats butter and cheese show firm rates with notable unchanged averages across grain futures and dairy products. Prices for yellow corn white oats and butter remain stable amid steady freight and market tone.
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Baltimore
Epot
Burger
Washington Cattle Market Receipts and Prices
Receipts moderate with firmer tone for better grades. Veal calves scarce yet sell at top quotes. ordinary and common vary. Spring lambs sold at full quotations for fancy, common persistently weaker and unsold at times. Fat cattle, hogs, sheep, and dressed stock priced across ranges. Seaboard Air Line stock bids noted in Baltimore report.
Judge Stafford Rules Le Droit Park Syndicate Suit Jurisdiction
Justice Stafford in the equity branch of the District Supreme Court ruled the Le Droit Park Land Syndicate case has jurisdiction and no defect of parties. The suit by Charles Richardson and others seeks $31,000 in alleged overcharges and fraud against Thomas Hensey and Mellen Hooker, with final hearing set for the first Tuesday in April. Attorneys Mason N. Richardson and Charles Merillat represented the complainants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Droit Park
Justice Stafford
Synat Cate
Stafford
Mason N. Richardson
Charles H. Merillat
Suit to Cancel a Deed and Will of Caroline Day Filed
John D. Johnson as committee of Charles W. Johnson sues James C. Holmes to cancel a deed on grounds of incapacity and fraud with property valued around 1800. The case seeks a receiver and accounting. Also filed is Caroline Day's will dated January 18 1905 directing equal shares to Mamie A. Phillips Louisa B. Buckley and Agnes T. Day after certain bequests to Church Zeigler Day and others.
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John D. Johnson
Charles W. Johnson
James C. Holmes
Charles ‘W. Johnson
Caroline Day
the Register of Wills
Mamie A. Phillips
Louisa BE. Buckley
Agnes T. Day
Christ Church
W. ©. Zeigler
William M
Wade
Third Street
Tatrix
aBt
Sto Storage Company
Tallian
Fowler Guardien
Bond
Averney
J. M. Gedree
Arthur J. Quilivan
Edminic
Noché
Sullivan
Ldckte
Fulton & Cox
Hira M
Algidy
Wil
Pro‘bate
Witten
Washington
Frost Company
John B. Lexner
Ristata of
Mary
A. J. Carpenter
Arthur Dudley Carpenter
P. A Bowen
Thomas J. Parker
Vines D. Parker
Irwin B. Lintoln
Hannah H. Kuhn
Speare
Whey
James Frame
Aides
Fenning
Getate
Cardlinal J. Harris
Alower
Fied
McNeill & Nattress
Julia 8
Veerhoft
Joseph D. Sullivan
Mary H Lynch
Augusta
Lynch
Tate
Louisa DB
McMwen
Addison B. Atkins
Betate
Martha Culler
Willed
Charles W. Derr
Legal Record from Court of Appeals DC Long dockets and notices
The document lists multiple cases across Equity Court Nos 1 and 2 Circuit Courts of the District of Columbia, with judges, parties, guardians, and attorneys. It records continued hearings and motions, orders on testimony, dissolution of citations, assignments for dates in 1905 1906 and 1908, guardianships and probate actions, and property deed transfers across several wards. It notes Supreme Court mandate and various court actions including dismissals, restraining orders, and judgments for plaintiffs and defendants.
Deeds of Trusts Listed For Various Property Security
A sequence of deeds of trust is detailed across multiple squares and blocks, listing parties such as Talty to Wharton Bi and Colbert, Taylor to Warren and Howenstein, plus others. Amounts range from 820 to 50,000 with terms from 1 to 6 years and interest as stated, securing numerous properties including Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains, national and local banks, and estates. Also noted are lawsuits and equity suits involving Franklin P. Nach ve, John Wanamaker, Willin Hl. Bullinger, and John D. Johnson Committee, with law firms Hamilton & Colbert and Branden burg & Brandenburg referenced.
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Mount Plearant
Pleasant
John L. Watron
Horace
Hien W. Taylor
Prospect
Mary Knowles
David Q. Knowles
Aguare
Ninth Street
Gearmen
Lisgrance Carnegie
Mary HD. Warren
Zowine M. Belch
John
Mary Banyon
Part
Island Avenue
William T. Walker
LE Droit Park
Hiwand BR
Heme
OLTY
Charles H. Merrick
Maggie A
Bowett
L Street
Maurice Reandet
Peter G. Sater
Sixteenth
Edward Banzel
Ob!ux
Florence Vv
Senet
Stawarton Street
Atreate
John E. Payne
Hilsabeth James
Princes Lunsford
Chanwood Heights
John W. Gregory
Alexander H. Matthews
Cleveland Place
William Rush
David J. Dunigan
Second
L Stremta
American Security and Trust Company
Thomas Ht
Rounders
Chapin Street
Fourteenth
C. Shirley Carter
Annie M. Petty
Columbia University
Moore and Barbours
John @ Campbell
Annie E. Simpson
Hooch G. Jonneon
George
Martha V. Recar
Square 73
Fourteenth and
Fitteonth Atreata
George T. Kilpatela
Richae
Baltimore
Same
Florida Avenue
Tenth
Eleventh
Harry Wardman
Robert Aaron
O Street
Henry D. Gordon
Galen L. Tait
A. B Omwalt
Mount Plwagant
John J. Nelligan
John A. Gardiner
John J
David A
Jeremiah F Nelligan
Aima
Brookland
Wizza Reynolds
Laura A. King
Third Street
D Streete
Phillip B. Brooks
D. W. Baker
Phillip B
Annie M. Brooke
Ams
John H. Nolan
Eimer J. Burkett
Washington Heights
Alfred W Fleming
Thoriss A. Garter
Sixth
Seventh
George C. Fumphrey
Quentin
Laldier Mackal
P Street
George J May
Barnett Cohen
Kenilworth
Clara W. Porter
James R
Sarah KH
Dougherty
David Talty
Wharton Bi
Lester
Michael J. Colbert
National Permanent Building Association
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
Taylor Et al
Bates Warren
H.R. Howenstein
John L. Warren
Gautron
Pat D. Johnson
F. Snowden Hill
Frank. Bo
Seours
Thomas M . Gale
Rockburn
Louren Chapman
L. Moelender King
James Neill
Isaiah A. Boyd
Anacortia
Vjousph M. Garges
J. Clinton Tribby
Charles C. Bmall
Charles E Tribby
Thomas T. Hereperger, Jr
M. Nellie Thomas
Pauling M. F. Sirvent
James B Wimer
Charles &. Alien
Alfred J. Briges
Cavann
Robert Agron
B. Francis Saul
Harry M. Ellis
Harry Werdron
Kennedy & Davla Co
National Safe Deposit, Loan and Trust Company
George C. Johnson
Mount Pleasant
Jeremiah F. Nelligan
Byron A. Graham
John Scrivener
Leon Tobriner
Marion C. Davis
Washburn
Harty & Welch
Howard Moo. Jones
Charles H. Marah
Himer J. Burkett
Bradley Davidson
Luther
Fristge
Bquard
Hartlett Cohen
Francie Baul
James F. Shes
Home Savings Bank
Samiannusky
Contempt Committal For William H. Chapple Alimony
An Equity Court No 1 order by Justice Anderson commits William H Chapple to U S marshal custody for contempt for failing to pay alimony to his wife in the Ligale Chapple versus William A Chapple suit. The court action stemmed from Chapple's noncompliance with alimony payment orders.
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William H. Chapple
Tustlee Anderson
Equity Court No.1
Wiliam H. Chapple
Ligale Chapple
Wiliam A. Chapple
Anderson Sig
Chapple
United A | Ser Saltine
Debts and Jewelry Held in Europe and New York Hearings
Testimony details Mrs Chadwick’s jewelry held abroad by Wolfers Brothers in Brussels and the $150,000 to $200,000 value. She describes loans and transfers involving Raymond & Waltcomb, Coons broker, and personal affairs across Europe and the United States. The questioning pauses after questions about loans to her husband’s brother and estate claims.
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Rere
Niason
Nisson
Ddr
Grossman
Chadwick
Wolfers Brothers
Brussels
New York
Emil
Cleveland
Cleveland Trust Company
Europe
Raymond & Waltcomb Company
Coons
W. V. Coons
Irt Reynolds
Wade Park Bank
Dr. Chadwick
Jacksonville
Fla
Minnesota
Franklin
Honored by Bench and Bar Pays Tribute to Judge Cole
Lawyers of the District paid eloquent tributes to the late Judge Charles C. Cole at a meeting in Criminal Court No. 2. Resolutions expressed sorrow and praised his sterling legal character, sent to his widow and children, with officers elected to present the sentiments to the bar and Supreme Court. Several justices and many lawyers attended and spoke.
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Judge Cole
Charles C. Cole
Criminal Court No. 2
District Supreme Court
Hugh T. Tageart
Bar Association
William F. Mattingly
Clabaugh
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Wharton H. Lester
Cole
Clathentel Wilson
Worthington
Ross Perry
J. J. Darlington
George E. Hamilton
R. Golden Donaldson
Mattingly
Hamilton
Walter C. Cisee
Committee On Resolutions
Golden Donaldson
Donaldson
Eahepard
Justice Morstis
Court of
Sisters sue district to tax exemption for convent property
The Society of Perpetual Adoration seeks to exempt lots 3% to 33% and part of block 203 on V street, from general taxes since March 1901. The suit in District Supreme Court argues exemption should start from religious use in March 1900 and requests canceling tax sales from 1902 and 1908. Justice Anderson orders rule to show cause why restraining deed action should not proceed pending suit.
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Society of Perpetual Adoration
Sisters of the Perpetual Adoration
Hamilton & Colbert
District Supreme Court
District of Colbia
V Street
Recorder of Deeds
Statera
Acquittal in jewelry theft case noted in Alexandria brief
A crowded Alexandria Odd Fellows celebration featured Gov. Montague and civic leaders. Also reported: Mrs. Emiline Thompson, widow of John Thompson and mother of ex Mayor Luth er H. Thompson, died at 84. a larceny trial ended with not guilty for W Pollard. real estate sales announced at city hall. funeral for William G. Harris held in Alexandria.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Institution of Potomac Lodge
A. J. Montague
J. H. Mansfield, Jr
D. R. Stansbury
Virginia
C. C. Caren
J. A. Jeffries
Odd Fellows
Mr. Jeffers
Alexandria Idea
Musical Club
W. W. Wellington
Winfeld
Mattie Renner
Bandalero
Richard Wirt
H. Friedlander
F. H. Boyer
A J. Montague
Ideal Musical Club
George L. Thomas
F. E. Boyer
Anna
Margaret Vierkorn
Messrs
C E. Outcast
W. T Wilkins
King’s Highway
Kenneth Ogden
Sherman B Fowler
McNeil
Odd Fellowship
Gov. Montague
Spiro
Jamee R Manefield
Mesers
W. P Henshaw
W. L. Marfin
Emeline Thompson
John Thompson
Luther H. Thompson
Edgar ¥. Thompson
South Lee Street
Thompson
the Commonwealth
W. Pollard
William M. C Dodge
Haymarket
Ashington
Young Pollard
Southern Railway
Pollard
Machen
Moncure
Commonwealth
Brant
Robert Brumbach
Samuel H. Saint
Royal Street
City Hall
Braddock Heights
William G. Harris
Garfieldospital
Washington
B. Wheatley
F. J.rooke
L. Ruben
St. Asaph Street
Alexandria House
Ruben
Funeral of Mrs. Alice Key Browne at St John’s Episcopal
Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Key Browne widow of John Milla Browne and granddaughter of Francis Scott Key were held at St John’s Episcopal Church. Interment followed at Arlington National Cemetery beside her husband. The 74 year old was born in North Carolina and lived much of her life in Washington. Survived by four sisters and two brothers, with many military and church members in attendance.
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Browne
Francia Scott Key
St. John's Episcopal Church
Alice Key Browne
John Milla Browne
United States Navy
Francis Scott Key
Portland Flats
National Cemetery
Arlington
Army
Navy
H. H. Freeman
Chopin
Saul
Handel
Roland Cotton Smith
North Carolina
Lfe
Washington
Janet Baldwin
Mesger Smith
California
Norton
Texas
Liégate Turner
Cty
Messia
Daniel
Frank Turner
Baldwin
Turner
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Qiles Va
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Porter
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C M. Fulton
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Kastle
Washington Jockey Club
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Coldreu & Fenning
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Canington
Hayden Johnson
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Hiss Ve. Ganter
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George W. Norris
J. F. Mullaly
Davis
W_ P WillHemson
Theall
Cole & Donaldson
R. H. Pairo
C. F. Carusi
Hamilton & Colbert Y
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Knin Tit
B. F. Leighton
W Gwynd Gardiner
O'Connell
Tally
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LL P. Loving
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Bansbury
Thomas
A. B. Duvall
Vox
Brightwood Railway Company
H. Marahalt
Detah Va
District of Columpia
John Allout
Deaht Ya. Houghton
Kimta & White
J. B. Hay
Clark
Noung
Norma Peters Company
Lipscomb
Walker and Cole & Donald
Son
B. K. Peter
B. R. Perry & Son
Bernard & Johnson
Pillow Va
Nichols
C. C
Tucker—Duckett & Dent
Jushes Wright
Galvin Reed
Russell Bowers
George Kin
Robert Slaughter
United
Harry Wilson
Criminal Court NO
Justice Gowld
Thomas M. Fields
Justice Brafford
Philip S. Brooke
Onder
W. H. Linkinn
Elisabeth Webb
Eétuse
J. D. Bullivan
Martin Altschuh
Louis P. Altcheh
3. C. Frelle
Indridge Hearn
Awin B. Bueter
Franklin P. Nach
John Wanamaker
Jessie C. Reynol Odode
ASAE
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Willin
Bullinger
Frank J. Mackey
B. L. Glex
Society of the Perpetual
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Hamilton & ‘Olbe
W. Patterson
Bench and Bar
Crossett
Crossett Comfort
Lewis A. Crossett
North Abington, Mass
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