Degrease in failures and trade signals from Dun's Review
A Dun and Bradstreet review notes improving yet cautious textile trade, with orders rising but cautious sentiment. Weather and crop damage affect retail dealings, while financial conditions and bond activity influence credit and liquidity. overall business shows some strength but remains reserved across sectors.
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Thief Shot, Another Captured In Post Office Robbery
A trio of post office robbers were chased and one was shot while fleeing. Police captured another suspect near woods, while officers pursued the third. The incident involved stolen stamps and occurred as authorities closed in on the fleeing attackers.
Untitled note of events and people in a local scene
An OCR fragment records multiple names and actions across a community setting. The text mentions several individuals, a location, and various activities, but the完整 context is unclear. The piece hints at interpersonal dynamics and local routines without a coherent narrative or dates.
Funeral of Christian Xander at home Sunday
The funeral for Christian Xander will be held at his home 908 seventh street northwest at 3 p m Sunday, with private services officiated by Rev Paul A Mentzel. Delegations from Acacia Lodge No 18 FAAM Saengerbund Maennerchor and Arion Singing Societies and the Business News Association will attend. Pallbearers include Join Waldman Maj Charles Locher George Wiper Richard von Fodorf John A Cameron and Edward H Droop.
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Prospect Hill
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Arion Singing Society
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George Wiper
Richard von Fodorf
John A Cameron
Edward H Droop
Fire destroys Terminal Hotel after massive Atlanta blaze
A fire at the Terminal Hotel in Atlanta destroys large sections of the block, forcing 200 guests to flee. Fire and police squads battle the flames as buildings along Forsyth Street and Madison Avenue burn, with crews preventing spread to nearby structures.
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Applicant Not a Myth Hart Testifies in Fraud Trial
Maris Hart, of San Bran cok, testified for the prosecution that the Wine stand case involves fraud. Margaret Andrews, described as a petitioner and caregiver, claimed Hart had cared for two of her children, while testimonies by Josph Wender and others referenced a purchase application and alleged schemes. The court adjourned for a morning recess as Justice Staffer ordered the case continued.
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Bricklayers Enjoined in Union Picket Restraint
Justice Alvestri halts Mole HO Magtan and Pri klivers Tron No 1 and other union members from picketing employer sites Richardson & Birssanlotn and the Employers Association. The order bars pickets around business plants, boarding houses, and railroad stations and forbids agents from soliciting or following employees.
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Richardson & Birssanlotn
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Will Pay Indian Claim Fee Enjoined by Court
Justice Ashies Mc Gould of the Third Supreme Court ruled yesterday that the payment of a claim fee tied to the Cherokee Indian claim against the United States Treasury was enjoined following a complaint by the law firm Shelley & Martin of this city. The case involves a disputed $7,900 payment with no fraud proven, and the will dated August 4 196 ended with estatesplit among Mrs Major and other named executors including Mrs Georgia Donnon and Mrs Ernestina A Coggins receiving the residue.
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Legal Record rendering various court actions and docket notes
The DC Court of Appeals and Equity Court entries cover writs, dismissals, petitions, and assignments for May 1908. Cases include Standard OH Co v Brown, Johnson v Royal Wife Ins Co, Myers v Mayhew, Bendheim v Pickford, Metropolitan Life Ins Co v Hawking, and numerous patent appeals. Also listed are equity matters, guardianships, alimony, and probate adoptions with docketed dates and attorney names.
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Real estate transfers in northwest and adjacent wards
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Lasser
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Thomas L. Carlin
Bread Ad Promotes Gold Medal Floar Order
An old fashioned grocery promotion urging readers to call the grocer and order Gold Medal Floar bread is summarized with emphasis on timely action and widespread invitation to enjoy fresh slices.
Gold Medal Flour Promise From Washburn Crosby
Ad for Gold Medal Flour highlights wheat quality and milling as the secret to bread. Claims every slice invites another and positions Washburn Crosby as the brand behind the loaf.
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Our Ocean Warriors and the American Navy Spirit
The text honors the ocean warriors of the American navy from the Revolution era. It recalls iron battleships afloat in the Pacific and the sailors who command them, invoking Paul Jones and his famed quip to emphasize enduring naval resolve and national pride across generations.
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Budweiser Revenue Fueled Navy During Years Of Defense
A wartime statement credits Budweiser’s millions in tax revenue with building and equipping a ready navy to defend national honor against any foreign aggression.
Land and loan transfers and secured properties in Brookland area
Multiple transfers and security interests documented including John A Hamilton and others to Trust Company for loans, guardianships, and securing various properties in Herwooods and Brookland developments. Transactions reference lots, blocks, and 7 year terms with interest, plus a coupon note from Manhattan Soap Co.
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Jonn
Larner
Salorama Heights
Robert Buadley
Guardian
Walter R Wilcox
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Hane
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Receivers Sought for People's Insurance Company
Directors Baron Caywood Allen Block and others petitioned the District Supreme Court to appoint John B Herrell and Henry K Simpson as receivers to wind up People s Insurance Company. The surplant is about 50 567 77 with 219 stockholders. All risks will transfer to the Royal Fire Insurance Company of Liverpool under a recent contract. The move follows severe competition and rate cutting by nonresident companies.
Fifteen Years for Robbery Verdict in Criminal Court
Charles Roberts and Frank Rogers, both with aliases, were sentenced yesterday by Justice Barnard in Criminal Court No 2 to fifteen years each in the penitentiary for stealing four dollars. The men wore masks during the crime and had prior offenses.
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Convicted Robbery Defendant Freed From Police Molestation
A man convicted of robbing Elmer H Roberts of a pocketbook containing $4 on February 14 was riding a street car when the crime occurred. One defendant told Justice Barnard he had been hounded by police nationwide, and the justice replied they should both be free from police molestation for a lone period.
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