Increased Grain Tariffs Postponed to May First
Interstate Commerce Commission allows Western Central and Eastern Trunk Lines to post new east bound grain rate tariffs effective May 1 1907 delaying the originally set April 1. The move follows protests by affected shipowners and questions of the Scent fare act legality in Nebraska. Authorities anticipate complaints and will review them on their merits.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Western Trunk Lines
Central Traffic Association
Eastern Trunk Lines
Nebraska
Chicago
Commission
Grandson sues over will contest in district court
Frederick G. Stutz sues challenging the will of Frederick B. Stutz alleging lack of testamentary capacity and undue influence. The will dated April 9 1903 with codicils January 4 1966 and December 20 1905 names transfers totaling about 135000 to several parties including the Synod of the Lutheran Church of Missouri John A Stutz George F Stutz Pauline Sieck and Charlotte Eberbach.
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Frederick B Stutz
District Supreme Court
Frederick G. Stutz
Synod of the Lutheran Church of Missouri
John A. Stutz
George F. Stntz
Pauline Sieck
Charlotte Eberbach
Postal Agreement Likely Between Canada and U S
Canadian postal commissioners held talks with postal authorities here on a potential second class mail rate agreement. Indications point to an amicable settlement soon. Clark Davenport Co displays summer home furnishings, matting designs, novelty China matting, and attractive rug lines including American fiber rugs and slip coverings.
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Canada
United States
Clark, Davenport & Co
China
Changes His Shirt Twenty Times at Grosner’s Window
A crowd gathers outside Grosner's window at 3 Pennsylvania avenue to watch an automatic device shift the image of a man changing into twenty new season shirts. Electric lights add realism as the display cycles patterns every few seconds. Detective Berman travels to Norfolk to pursue Mrs Mattle Cake on false pretenses and forgery charges. Remains of Mrs Sophia Herrmann, wife of JF Herrmann, are placed in a vault at Prospect Hill Cemetery. born February 18, 1838, she came to the U S in 1838 and left six children.
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Grosner
Pennssivania Avenue
Goingz
Mrs. Cake
Berman
Norfolk
Mattle Cake
Washington
Herrmann
Sophia
Herrann
JF. Herrmann
Prospett Hill
Germany
John Schlotterbeck
Charles Schwartz
Brooklyn
Misa
Margaret Herrmann
August & Herrmann
Jed A Herrmann
City
Obituary for Rice a City Hotel Proprietor
Rice, aged fifty three, widely known in the city as a member of Catholic fraternal societies and former hotel proprietor at 145 EB street southeast, will be buried tomorrow after services at St Peter’s Church from his late home at 118 C Street Southeast. Mint Director Buys Silver reports 160000 ounces purchased for delivery to New Orleans at 66.006 cents per fine ounce.
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Che Runera
Mawara Vy
C_ street
St. Petera Church
Rice
Union Rinter
EB Street
New Orleans
Pastor to Get Legacy From Mrs Parks Will
Mrs Anna M Parks filed in Probate Court a will leaving Rev Thomas Chalmers Easton pastor of Eastern Presbyterian Church 200. A Round Lake property goes to daughter Mrs A P Stevens with life interest in sale proceeds at 1316 Harvard Street NW. After Stevens dies Chalmers legacy payable. Other legacies include Harold D Alexander 3500 Mrs Clara Stamford 60 and Thomas De Madeiros 50. Remainder to son Reuben G Smith names wife Virginia H B Smith and children Jerome B Smith Rosa V Smith. Smith was a colored lawyer who practiced in the city for years.
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Anna M. Parks
Thomas Chalmers
Easton
Eastern Presbyterian Church
Reuben G. Smith
Virginia HB. Smith
Jerome B. Smith
Rosa V. Smith
Man Arrested at White House for Social Visit
Charles A. Riley of Rock Springs Maryland was arrested before breakfast at the White House after seeking to see the President. He claimed to be an old friend and was detained to determine his sanity. Riley says he recently left Spring Grove asylum.
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Charles A. Riley
Rock Springs
White House
Riley
Bramlett
Spring Grove
New York Bank Statement Shows Larger Cash Surplus
New York Clearing House banks report a weekly cash gain of 12.81 million, with loans rising 9.57 million and deposits up 17.67 million. The surplus reserve reaches 13.15 million, and general deposits expand 17.67 million while the daily average clearings total 332 million.
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New York
Mar
Dauke
New York Associated Hanks
Lass
Banka
Det
Bankos
National Bank Balances and Tax Receipts Summary
Financial ledger notes yesterday show bank note redemptions of 165,518 and receipts from Internal Revenue 165,000 plus Customs 906,015 and miscellaneous items 2,443. Expenditures total 1,224,000 with available cash balance 325,630,008 and gold reserves detailed. New York grain markets report wheat up on bug damage news, with prices for No 3 red and No 2 red and July and September futures.
Washington Produce Market Summary of Wholesale Prices
Quoted wholesale prices for eggs vegetables fruits and meats. Eggs show heavy receipts with regional Virginia North Carolina prices. butter and cheese firm. live poultry dull with varied per pound bids. dressed poultry and meats mixed quality amid warm weather. vegetables and greens mixed with several regional price points listed.
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Virginia
West Virgina
Southwest Virginia
North Carolan
Western State
Yancy
Gool
New York State
Flatz
Western
New
Maine
State
Charleston
Brussels
Florida
Fookra
New Orleans
Epinach
Norfolk
Mios
York Imperial
Ben Davis
California
Baltimore Markets Quiet and Steady Grain Prices
Baltimore Mar 30 market report shows flour steady with large exports and arrivals of 14 826 barrels. Wheat steady with No 2 red Western patterns and April May futures. Corn firm with mixed No 3 white, soybeans not listed. hogs and rye steady. hay firmer. butter eggs cheese and sugar mostly unchanged with minor price ranges.
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New York
Mar
Duluth
Boy
Baltimore
Mer
Exporia
Live Stock Markets Mixed With Modest Movement Across Regions
New York mar 0 live cattle receipts 201 with little demand for slaughter cattle. Dressed beef brings 7 9 per lb with Texan beef around 6 7%. Cattle exports today total 636 with 20 sheep and 5325 beef quarters. Calves receipts 117 with veal bids 500 575. Sheep and lambs receipts 1216 with prime lambs at 8 80 and spring lambs nominal. Hogs receipts 649 with no sales reported. Chicago results show cattle steady with primes 6 50 6 75, hogs up to 150 higher at 6 40 6 70, sheep strong 4 25 6 60.
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New York
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Southwest
Chalmers
Persion
Butte
Dominion Copper Ten
Qauglas Copper
Ia New
Missouri
la Opreading
Oklahoma
Greene Gold
Kansas
Greene
International Mercantile Marine
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Mitchell Mining
New York Transportation
Northern Securities
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Washington Hallway
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Duluth
Strait of Mecklaan
Tharopa
Maycorn
Chads
Minnesota
City Extra India
Seles
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Japan
New Orleans
Siaar
City
Mar
Britain
Joe
Rence
Stor
Great Britain
France
Toledo
Ohio
Indiana
Continent
Liverpool
London
Lule
Wales
Western
Searlings
Washington Cattle Market Faces Warm Weather Slump
Unusually warm weather over the past week depresses the Washington cattle market with broad weakness across all categories. Cattle receipts run heavy. lambe, hogs, and sheep also show declines while grade quality deteriorates. Prices listed for various classes range from common cattle at 7 cents per cwt to prime calves and cows at higher figures.
Metal markets stay quiet with nominal prices
In New York on the metal markets news from Mes indicates a very quiet session. Spot tin trades around 40.00 to 40.50, copper remains unchanged with electrolytic at 24.25 to 25.00, lead dull and zinc quoted around 4.80 to 6.60, with market sentiment described as quiet and unchanged.
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New York
Mes
Iran
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Western Railroads
Eaward v. Rice
Dr. Easton
Anna MM. Parks
Treasury Report
NEW York Grain
Chicago Grain
Cure Market
Washington Produce Market
Ra “Fenaroral
Carter
Carter Motor Gar Corporation Exclusive Manufact
Munsey Ridg
Washington, D.C
Detroit
Mich
Ralph W. Lee
and Groker
G Street
N. W
J. H. Crane & CO
F Street
Wall St
International Banking Corporation
Philippine Islands
Panama
BSS Eoan Uratch
Center Arwet
Public Stock & Grain No
South Fourth Street
Washington Branch
F Street N. W
E. E. Simpson
Chesley & Spence
Colorado Building
F Streets
Smith
Lee D. Latimer
Chas. F.nesbit
D. of C
F. H. Smith Co
E. Q. Smith
L. D. Latimer
C. F. Nesbit
N. Y. Ave
W. W. Gasterlin & CO
Washington Cattle Market
First Go-Operative Building Association
Wisconsin Ave
Seria
Success Amiles
Quincy Smit
Alvie M. Lothrop
Jackson
H. Ralston
Qd Khovalt
Union Savings Bank
Fourteenth St
Frank Kane & CO
Fs St
Teenie BE
Miner & Co
Fenancial
Metal Markets
Geil ‘Treasury Plee
Mansfield Mining & Smelt. CO
Wellington (Breckhyridge
Linevada Commonwealth
Sondra EF
Penn-Wyoming
Theo Brit
Nevada
Cobalt Mining L. FP. Brown Ndway
Guanacevi
United Wireless
Wis
District of Columbia
Meriskela
Francis R. Dooley & Co
St. Lee Droit Building
E.R Chapman & 1 CO
N. Y
Broadway
M. G. B. Chipman
Washington Stock Exchange
Traders National Bank
Cor. 10Th St
Pa. Ave
Oney
Riggs Nation Pa. Ave
U.S. Treasury
People’s Mutual Benefisurance Company
Ome Furniture
Org
H Russell
Chisweel
Lou Ban Ay
Ang Gy
Rat Ay
Nipissing
Golusa
Leonard
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Gopper
Civenca
Goetchius & Smith
Broadwan
North Verde
Jonas Gatti
Monarch
Waldert
Penn Wyoming
Columbus
Marconi
Commonwealth
Castle Creek
Drauhe Gold Mg. Co
Manhattan
Hubbard
Wellington Mines
Bauman
C. F. Selinge
Securit
North American Blue Philads
Eadwell
Aphia
Mergenthler-Holten
Darket
la Mote
Gothes
Sonaphidated
Ronard Wining
Coe Empire Wisner Empire
Alaska
Opp
Ape Breton
Wetorm
Coeur d'Alene
Spokane and
the Investment Herald
Leadrg
Great
A_L. WISNER & Co. Publishers
Dept
Alfred Mestre & Go
New York Stock Exchange
T An
Gobalt
Equitable
Syndleste
C. L. Robinson
Boardman & CO
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