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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1907

Page

14

Unseasonably Cold Weather Affects Trade and Commodities

Unseasonably cold and rainy conditions across regions slow retail trade and crop claims as farmers face high crop values. Iron and steel demand strengthens with higher raw material prices while wool and rotten goods markets show firm activity. Weekly business failures rise modestly, with mixed export totals for the week ending May 18 and ongoing price steadiness across butter, poultry, flour, and cotton goods.

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Washington cattle market shows steady demand and rising receipts

Receipts and demand remain active at the Washington cattle market with lambs and sheep selling at steady to higher quotations. Fat stock move readily, with prices for various classes including dressed lamb and calf values, while overall market tone is easier on lighter receipts.

Baltimore Markets Mix of Steady Wheat and Corn Prices

May market report shows quiet receipts of 12,008 barrels of flour and 19,430 bushels of corn with mixed spot and future prices. Grain futures list No 2 white and No 2 mixed bids, while rye holds firm and freight rates stay unchanged.

New York Minnesota Central America Falr Santos Cordova Me & Pusgzam Western Lomglol Osie Juffat Southern

Metal Market Summary Mixed London Tin Prices Dip Local Market Slumps

New York reports mixed metal activity on May 17 with tin advancing in London to spot £19 and futures £155 10s while local markets show dull conditions. Prices for iron, copper, and foundry alloys varied, with several quotations unclear or distorted, but generally weak locally and in line with English market trends.

New York London Yea Mandard Foundry Aie Cleveland Warrents Bt Tia Uncheng Northern Southern Flom Aone Eer Lecality Virginia Maryland Axa Y Post Post Parsons

Court of Appeals DC Patent appeals and equity docket

Legal record listing numerous cases across courts including Court of Appeals DC Patent appeals Nos. 434 481 433 422 423, equity matters with James v James and others, criminal docket No 3 United States v John Thomas, bankruptcy and probate items, and numerous attorney assignments, bond actions, and motions with dates and party names.

Court of Appeals District of Columbia Patent Appeals Osborne J. &. Atkins J. L. Atkins Thomas A. Badson F. L. Dyer Fairfax & Bayard MecMulkin Ve. Baller Herbert Howson Appellant A. 5. Patterson Appellee Howson— Patterson Jansson Larsson FT. Brown Brown & Hopkins L. W. Southgate Gsborne Va. Armstrong Shepard Supreme Court Equity Court Justice Clabaugh James Attorness, King & Peyton Hughes & Gray Becker Va Becker Mattingly— Wilson Qimacy Clara C Branzlil Elizabeth Kleindeinst J. A. Macdal Walter v. Gray J. H. Hayden J. W. Dalzell Mogg Wilkinson J. HW. Smith FP. Peyton Lippold J. A. Maedel Sheehy Company Emmerich J. A. Maedet Huntrese Va Beall Soswer Key-Smith Aldout Goron Riley Thorn J. W. Latimer Heinburg Vs. Reinburg Mackey and Harlow Carrington Swanson Vs. Brooks B. F. Leightom Ckburn Vg Campbell Imra Lewis Stern Riley Mensa Stear- Circuit Court Justice Wright Sirlus Southern Railway Company C. I. Simms P. H. Marshall G. ©. Hamilton Criminal Court NO Justice Barnard Ranathan Iseman Gdwin C

Real Estate Transfers in Washington Areas Listed

Real estate transfers across Columbia Heights Cathedral Highlands Mount Pleasant Randle Highlands and more include numerous lot trades. Notable entries list B Franeta Saul purchasing Lot 30 Block 37 X10 and John McElroy acquiring part of original Lot 2 in Square 429 with ten dollar values and various figures up to 3 190 dollars for Northwest holdings.

Columbia Heights James Hensley B. Franeta Saul Cathedral Highlands C. J. Bell John. O. Fall Square Willa T. Lea H. Florence Pilpglow el Central Heights Marlo V. Deming Jesse M. Johnson De.nwood Peighys Jaan W. Gregory Ot Az Susan Johnson Kenlworth Allen W Horatio WN. Faplin Annie Manlery Richmond Park Washington Improvement Company A. Hamilton Koop Air John Virginia BR. Thomas Fourteenth John W. Lacey Nora A. Lacey Ninth Tenth Mount Pleasant Pleasant Plains Lewia EB. Breuninger Harry A Anna M. Cumtains Randle Highlands United States Realty Company of Washington, Inc Roger Meling North Randle Highlands American Securty and Trust Company Robert W. Merchant Fda M. Tickle North Randle Highlands—American Security and Trust Company Anna B. Merchant Samuel S. Lute Nouthwest Rock Creek Ford Road Henry J. Corbin Hayth Patten Corbin Florence McAulltte Et Ux Annie M. Gunn B. Francis Saul Walter BE. Hilton Johan B. Halslip Sixth Street F Street Northeart Effingham Place Jesse Smith John Me Glennan Cluvitaln Park Charles H. Allen Charlos Holmead Alfred L. White Anna M. Moore Priscilla Worthington Ophelis Lettens Eighth Street M Streets

Deeds of Trust in Various Washington Squares

Listing numerous deeds of trust across cities districts including Square 403 408 1930 904 1053 1208 153 51S 411 617 660 and areas Mount Pleasant Pleasant Plains Columbia Heights Witte Haven Pettworth University Park and Cleveland Park. Loans range 1 354 to 5 000 dollars with terms from 6 months to 5 years at 5 to 6 percent with semiannual or quarterly interest.

Square Richard Miller Malcolm Hutty Mose Sinsheimer Francis Miller Ninth Street Pennsylvania Avenue D Street Lawrence E. Wright B. Frank Wright John H.R Wright Hattie M. Wright John R. Wright Cathedral Highlands John D. Fall First Street Mary J Boyes A. Nokes Samuel WH. Walker Michael I. Weller Eastern Building and Loan Association Seventh Street I Atreeta Mount Pleasant Pleasant Plains Columbia Heights Harry A Anna M. Cummins Emanuel S. Lerch George C. Esher Lewis E. Brenninger University Prrme Amanda V. Exner John B. Larner John A. Hamilton Washington Loan and Trust Company Virginia B. Thomas Et Air Charles M Charles F. Benjamin Roger 7. Mitchell Perpetual Building and Loan Association Streath Witte Haven Charlen B H Bradley Davidson Jackson H. Ralston Harvey T. Winfield Randle Highlands Roger Melling Allan E. Waller Samuel Lutz N Street Petworth John Q. Walton Henry H. Bergmann Charles Schafer Liberty Robert’ R. McKahan Isaac Pearson E. Quincy Smith Union Savinga Bank Streenth Street FR Street Mary National ~Levingd and Trust Company American Security and Trust Company Eighteenth Street Benedict Roth Joseph A. Roth Fourth Fifth Emma Buckholtz Henry C. Stewart James M. Green Thomas W. Hungerford Sixth Seventh Streets Annie M. Gunn Edmond _ Fitzgerald John J. Fegan Enterprise Sarla Building Association Fquare John RB. Halalip B. Frank Lg Sai Walter EH. Hilton Harry M. Elly Sixth Street F Street Cleveland Park Charles G. Allen Equitable Co-opertive Building Association Magele van Zant John W Henry A. Herrell John F. O'Neill Henry H. McKee

Live Stock Markets and a Personal Injury Suit

Live stock prices from New York and Chicago show mixed changes with cattle sheep and hogs receipts and varying quotes on steers bulls cows calves and lambs. A $5,000 suit was filed in District Supreme Court by Olivia R Blanton against Washington Railway and Electric Company over injuries when fighting from a car near Stanton Square on March 7 1995.

Onandaga Uassna O11 Company John C. Cool Certiorari C W. Bart iMet Bertha” Jarvis next @rend Northern Liberty Market Association Gaskins & Beckett Lillie Towner Et William H. Saanders Kappler & Merrillat Olivia R. Blanton New York Liverpool London Cables Chicago District Supreme Court Washington Railway and Electric Company Stanton Square

Colton Collectors Named in Probate Will Contest

Justice Job Barnard appointed Charles A. Douglas and Brainard W. Parker as collectors of the estate of Ellen M. Colton at the request of her seven year old great granddaughter Helen Margaret Beatrice Sacher who contests the will. The estate valued over 1,000,000 includes a residence in Washington and a Santa Cruz California will. The contest alleges unsound mind and undue influence by Walter J. Bartnett and others.

Job Barnard Charles A. Douglas Brainard W. Parker Ellen .M. Colton D. D. Cotton Collis P. Huntington Southern Pacific Railroad Tittle Cotton Caroline Cotton Martin Dahlgren Katherine Martin Theodosia Grace Sacher Seigfried Sacher Paris R. Golden Donaldson Santa Cruz Cal J. W. Bartnett Tostatriz California Washington Connecticut Avenue Messrs Douglas and Parker Colton Walter J. Bartnett San Francisco Caroline Martin Dahlgren John B. Dahlgren Justice of the Peace Charles S. Bundy T. Sowers James Mitchell Johns Hopkins University

Dismissal of Teacher in School Board Case

Miss Mary BE Nalle seeks a writ of mandamus to force reinstatement as a public school teacher. Argument centers on whether teachers are entitled to a public trial. board contends tenure would exceed civil service. Nalle's attorney accuses board of private inquiry and lacks hearing prior to dismissal.

Mary BE. Nalle Board of Education Justice Anderson District 1 Supreme Court Th Court Stuart McNamara R. McNamara McNamara Miss Nalle John ©Astings Nalle

Ten Years for robbery in Georgetown case

Justice Stafford yesterday sentenced John Thomas to ten years at hard labor in the penitentiary for robbery. He pleaded guilty to robbing Miss Jane Hanna Miss Rachel Taylor and Mrs Matilda Laws near the West End Market in Georgetown. Thomas will be taken to Moundsville within a few days.

Four Indictments Returned By Grand Jury in Criminal Court No 1

The grand jury returned indictments for Daniel Miller embezzlement and Mary Tillman grand larceny. Sean William Hutchinson faces robbery and Arthur Jones assault with a dangerous weapon. Ennis Barrett and Ella Dawson had charges ignored.

Circuit Court Justice Anderson United States Zadocka Secretary of Interior Robeson Shelly Field & Emig Williams Fleld Bingham Tleid & Emile Curtis Eecore Willams McLain Shelly, Field & Emig Maddison Murray Southern Railway Criminal Court Justice Stafford John Thomas Nodle Mog Grand Jury John Mills Mary Tillman William Hutchinson William Baller Frank Jones Alles Fleury Jonah Daniel Miller Byis Dawson Dennis Barrett Criminal Court No Rank Jones Sean William Hutchinson Ennis Barrett Ella Dawson

Daily Only Paid in Advance For Various Durations

A brief notice lists payment options offered in advance for subscription periods of 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, 7 months, and 12 months. The text appears fragmented but indicates prepaid terms.

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