Postal Savings Banks Debate Spurs Thrift Plan in US
Former Senator Marion Butler discusses a proposed postal savings bank system and a Carter bill to establish one. He cites foreign experiences, argues such banks would ease money stringency, and praises President Roosevelt’s rural delivery plans. He urges a commission to study reforms to keep the yeomanry on farms.
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Marion Butler
Post
Senate
Carters
Senate Committee On Post-offices
Steven Te
Sach
Gresdint
Barmera Alliance
Te Nton Farmers
Phansa Connect Ag
Tam
Insanity verdict in Hughes will dispute probate case
A jury ruled Mrs Hughes was insane at the time of her March 3 1902 will execution bequeathing about 460 000 to Edward Niles heirs include four nieces Elizabeth Carson Emma Brown Cora Hughes and Maria Haughes. Mary M Farrell widow of Niles may contest. Executors named Judge Ivery G Kimball and William H Sholes. A later partly mutilated will dated March 24 1899 is under probate consideration with bequests to Canon Rudolph Fannie Shoes Georgetown University and Baptist Home.
Telegraph Man Sues Representative McDermott for Damages
William Bradfield, suspended president of Washington Local No 24 Commercial Telegraphers, sues Rep James T McDermott of Illinois in District Supreme Court for 3.1 million dollars claiming slander. Bradfield alleges McDermott told telegraph operators F H Lantz and P R Anderson that Bradfield had called unions anarchists and treacherous to organized labor after he opposed government ownership of telegraph lines in a letter to Representative Overstreet.
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James T McDermott
Ofllinois
District Supreme Court
William Bradfield
Washington
Bradfield
McDermott
H Lantz
P R Anderson
Representative Overstreet
KUL
James J. Feeney
W W Beattle
Organized
Gold and silver coins restore motto We Trust
At the White House President Roosevelt signed a bill restoring the We the People motto to gold and silver coins after previously removing it from the gold issues. The change takes effect in thirty days from May 38, with dies already prepared. No major alteration to the Saint Gaudens design beyond motto placement on the $20 and $19 (likely $20) pieces. the motto remains on silver coins.
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White House
Roosevelt
Mant Leach
St Gaudens
Esept
Post Offices Redefined As Branch Offices Under New Rule
The Postmaster General issues an order converting rural stations outside city limits into branch post offices. They will be listed separately in the Postal Guide in alphabetical order. Critics say consolidation erodes town identity. Changes take effect with the July issue of the Postal Guide.
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Prnc Pal
Othe Fost
Consul Not Dismissed In Prince Edward Island Role
The State Department explained that John H Shirley American consul at Charlottetown Prince Edward Island had his exequatur withdrawn by Britain in standard procedure during the recognition of a temporary successor Inspector Weorphy. Shirley resigned to enter private business. Franklin R B Hale, from Coaticook Quebec, was confirmed as permanent successor by the Senate two weeks ago.
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State Department
John H Shirley
Cherlottetown
Prince Edward Island
Weorphy
Shirleys
Department
Engae
Franklin RB Hale
Coaticonk
Quebec
Senate
International Maritime Conference Delegates Named
Rear Admiral Charles H Stockton is rehired and Prof George S Wilson of Brown University Providence selected as American delegates to the October conference in Jordan. Britain invites the meeting to draft an international maritime law code for prize court use, with Prof Wilson a lecturer at the Navy War College Newport.
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Chairles H Stockton
George S Wulson
Brown University
Providence
Jordan
Great Britain
Hague
Wlson
Navy War College
Newport
Treasury agents shifted to new districts across six agencies
The Treasury Department assigns new chiefs for six special agent districts effective July 1. GF Cross moves from New York to Buffalo, Lawrence B Kemp from Philadelphia to Tampa, W S Chance from St Paul to Philadelphia, Charles E Lewis from Buffalo to Baltimore, Leslie Cullam from Baltimore to El Paso, and George T Black from El Paso to St Paul.
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Treasury Department
GF Cross
New York
Buffalo
Wrence
Kemp
Philadelphia
Tamra
W S Chance
St Paul
Charles E Lewis
Baltimore
Leslie Cullam
el Paso
George T Black
Visit toomac fisheries trip by government officials
Secretary Straus of the Department of Commerce and Labor and Mrs Straus with Mrs Loeb and Dr Charles P Neill and Mrs Neill traveled down the Potomac River as guests of George M Bowers Commissioner of Fisheries. They inspected the Friars Point fisheries station, joined a planked shad dinner, and planned to return to Washington this morning.
Legal record entries from scattered docket notes
District of Columbia term lists judges and pending matters across many cases. Notable items include United States ex rel Boyer v Commissioner of Patents with bond and attorney details, estates probated for Louise A DB Hughes and Mary J Nourse, and various civil actions involving Washington Railway and Electric Company, Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company, and other firms.
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Cimvert Court NO
J Justice Wright
United States
Boyer
Commissioner of Patsets
Phow Causs
Et al
Lester & Frice Hayes
Washington Post Company
Chapin Browh
Gaskins
Washington Railway and Electric Company
AB Wobb
Egwin Forrest
Af Douglas
George P Hoover
Cirldit
Anderson McWilllans
Heron Pretchen
Amig Carroll
AH Glasse
Colpe
Kimbs
Andrew J
Shipmen
Daveater
Gittings & Chamberlain
John Woody
David Rothechild
Edward Leon Thompson
George H Macdonald
Stanley Duell
John H Wilson
Ledward Leon Thompson
Ambrose
Sam Polo
Real Estate Transfers Across Washington Figures
A long list of property transfers details buyers and sellers by name, street, block and lot numbers across multiple neighborhoods including Northwest and Southeast districts. Notable entries include transfers on 1100 G Street Northeast and 140 DL Street, and Takoma Park deals. Several parcels involve modest sums around 10 or 40 dollars, with others at like 250 dollars. The document records numerous pairs of grantor and grantee, with square numbers and lot designations in each transaction.
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Alice KF Mare
Emme K._Wrank
Yorsg
Willam P Metcalf
Helen Metcalf
Samie
Third Street
Bestio
Kenyon Street
Burville-G
George H Adams
Milton D Campbell
North Randle Highlands
American Security and Trust Company
Treates
Frank A Shaw
Henry JL Barrick
Margaret Me Garrick
Charles EE Barrick
R Street
Elizabeth L. Smiley
Henry C Herbert
Dobbing
Harry Wardman
Hicharad M
Jennie F Geddings
Arthur W
Ida M. Fisher
Dorbins
al Ito Witam
Catherine Ullrich
Takoma Park
Tda
Chuty
John AL Norton
Moorg & Barbour
Em Babrer
Charles E Stanton
Mery
Lester
Seventeenth
Eighteenth
Frenklin T Sanner
Elizabeth S .Danenhower
Elizabeth F Danenhower
Franklin _Sanner
Sixteenth
Alfonzo
Bliss
Adam J Hoffman
et_ua
Charles 8
Annie Althoff
White House Station
Upteenth
H Streets
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Aptapolis
Aval Academy Junction
Washington
Annapolly
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Kew Union Station
Philadelphia
New York
Mew Terminal
Pullman
Philadelpha
Atlantic City
Wek Diye
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Frederick
Hagerstown
Yenia Aye
Norfolk and Western Railway
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Louia
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Union Station
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Blurmoct Brown General Agent
Deeds of Trust Details Across City Neighborhoods
Multiple deeds of trust are recorded across districts including Square 7 2, Trinidad, North Rand le, and Dobbins Addition. Parties like Lewers Wilkinson, Washington Loan and Trust, and Metropolis Building Association secure loans ranging from 2000 to 14000 dollars with terms from 3 to 6 years and semiannual interest.
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Lewers
Wilkinson
Charles Tiehermann
Phelan
Hawn
Wecura
Carrie Fo Lucas
Stantor Weaver Et
Charen FF Ruppert
Wharan + Lester
Michael J Colbert
Joan Herath
Chepl Browt
Henry Hitergipana
William J Tel
Henry
Bergmann
George Mo
Enmerich
Metropolis Ruling Association
North Randle
Wwghlands
Shaw
National Savings
Tr & Company
American Serecity and Trust
Sarial Building Association
Bock
Trinidad
Fain
AQLAL
Adalue Ty Maek
Aaron Eo Me
Laghi
Ephraim J Toijen
Eecine Wilam
Tdaldenmater
Re Pau
Asco Latior
BisHerel
Very Tommse
Flerbert
Shannay
Harry Wardma
Thomas Pines
Wiliam
Ulrich Elux
Wior
Potomac Guarantee Loan
F Street
Will of Admiral Rae Filed Names Wife as Life Interest Beneficiary
Rear Admiral Charles W Rae US MN who died May 13 left a life interest in his estate to his wife Mrs Rebecca Rae in a will dated August 1906. The will, offered for probate yesterday, provides that upon Mrs Rae's death the estate passes to Newton Rae, the Admiral's favorite nephew.
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Charles W Rae US MN O
Rebecca
Rae
Ruts
Newton Rae
Raes
Nerhew
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