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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1910

Page

3

Trade Volume Grows as Demand for Metals Broadens

New York May 20 R G Dun & Co s weekly review of trade notes rising demand for iron and steel products amid seasonal uplift. Exports to Australia Mania and related markets show activity while footwear and leather trade remains quiet. Consumers increasingly cover requirements. machinery and rolling stock orders improve though textile sectors stay subdued with cautious pricing and limited new orders.

Australia Mania Fea New York R G Dun & Cos Weekly Review of Trade Tomorrow Willmay Sherg Tatler Bualneo Antahed Rell

House Fire Kills Dog. Henderson Family Escapes

A house fire on Twenty third Street Northwest yesterday morning killed a pet dog and damaged the residence heavily. Robert Henderson senior and his child were rescued from a balcony, with Mrs Henderson and another child saved by neighbors. The fire originated in the dwelling and caused extensive losses though the property is insured, with Henderson acting as agent for the insurer.

Robert Tenderson Doclo Crem Ciny Goodioe Tenth Street T Henderson Euloeo Phiadelphia Robert Henderson Jr Fein Nannie Jones Enok Jone Urs Henderson Rome Wiy Benderton Toobirk Ork Eelceman

New York Wheat Market News Amid Mixed Reports

Market watchers note early gains fading as favorable crop reports temper demand. Prices edged lower on steady supply signals while traders weighed Hessian and Atlantic reports and shifted focus to autumn supplies and export prospects.

New York Money Market Snapshots Alter Rates

A New York money market note shows steady gains with modest rate shifts as traders cite unchanged bids and a gentle climb in short term yields. Market sources indicate sentiment remains cautious with 30 day instruments maintaining a stable posture amid mixed demand signals.

Complex appeals court record with multiple cases and motions

District court legal record outlines numerous cases across criminal, civil, and probate matters. It lists petitions for special appeals, motions to withdraw, rulings on demurrers, orders of publication, and various attorney assignments in districts including Washington and Columbia, with dates and parties such as Samuel Hilcom Healing Company, Ames ypalilion, and United States v. cases.

Fev Wilton Mutchlawn Cere Rex W Ho Heles Rogers Lim Ys International Silver Company Sherard Ting Tyler Ve Ames District of Columbia Supreme Court Iuelles Anderton Grodmae Va Wren Piaintil E Burke Mieman GA. Berry Besley, Hickman & Walk Plaintitts Whitford Didckhura Washington Lomm and Zruet Company Austee Pauntitts Larner Williamson Williamson Matien Uarnard E Smig EN Hopewell Forrest Forrest Gittings & Chamberlin E Porrest Clapp Pinta Edoreye Bison Old Darlington Fisher Fistaciits Etwrner John Ragaat Hutty Hotty Lynam Platoti Meaty R Davie George P Hoover JW Latimer Pinfort WC Marti Mose Slamin Martin Easby Smith Giecings & Cuamperiinie Sparks Sparko Dearing Mer & Plaotiy Wetosney J Beaby South RF Downing Hhipley Examiner Plalbutt & Attornars Aidenegemmzat Mark Siosrman “Datandant Auprooge Tepper Mudtter TL Larter Dendholm Tyler Gittinga Fe Chamberlin Simone Hamblen Minloney Mabie Max Newton Nuseum Milahle Printing Frese Company Wallace & Tadke Matlon Arruell Tenmaye McMahon & SteMahon Jake Ridout Attomteys Ofutt Jurtice Wright Eriad Sion Pialsuit Brandenbrusy Bronan Attormeyn Mohtenoey Vianancy Bay Ae Reilly Pisiuina Lester” Etosanee Stoner Am Tang Bit Vertmen Sether Pevin Kamberte Albemarle Atorneye Taylor Rod Birckpurger Plaintiies Pennebaker Cunt Prevost DA Bailey John Rinowt Mar Phaintifea Altarniys John Rigaut Dawid Stet Wupersidted Hit Pinnella JA. Johnson Ge Eacaliten Nothy Schubert Philadelphia Baltimore Yadiwobingian Trailroad Company Lgke Fulton & Cox McKenney & Fianna Mcvelll_ va Kaufman Pirner & Vroodard Lambert Peters Smith Ambrose Simih- ST ‘Thomas PE Mag Venter Ve Capital Teartion Sampant LS Mather Crimnal Sualien Robert Caney Joseph D Sulit United States Noble Lercony Medea Muay Frederick A Poeknam Theodore Uma Hoe Davi Ater Edwin Hime Spires Wetlon Olvir Trifos Joseph Trown Alfred Voorn Hunt Moore Piain Stairneys Sheehy & Brife Forras Gertman & Ridgut Caley States John C. Daria Fale Fed Hof Dania Murday Mey United Saas Gouge fFormaby Bankruptcy Court Juntica Anderton Tm Max “Eusladier Justice Brattard Union Station Calumbie George True Oll Snathine Sherman Avenue

Real estate transfers in Randall Highlands area notes

A scrambled OCR list details multiple property transfers and trustees across Randall Highlands and surrounding blocks, naming lenders, trustees, buyers, and lot numbers. Entries include Washington Loan and Trust Company as trustee, transfers to Jamen C Coline, Katherine W Teo, MB Overaies, and others, with blocks and street references such as 400 North Rand le Highlands and Seventh to Eleventh Streets Northwest, across various squares and streets. The long mix shows many parcels changing hands, with dollar figures and lot designations interspersed through the page.

Randl Highlands Washington Loan and Trust Company Jamen C Coline Aquara North Randle Kighlads American Security and Trust Company Seustes Katherine Teo Randle SNDS United States Realy Company Deridaon I Bardla Highlands Overaies G Street Eighteenth Winetaeseh Streee William P Moteale James Lo Karrick Bourteentin Street Heights Stewart Beason Haten Warren Sf Square Aracoster—Guarantes Ban Seoa Baltimore City Wiliam Mon Jetta First Street Bstroute Bay Multannis Gamare Alem Inguare Highth Street D End Pearl G Selby Amon Oppenheimer Pinkford David B Miore Jobe A ‘Swain John Schutte West Woodhidge Harry A. Vieth Chasen Williams Tenth Street Walter B Wright Charles Williams Honey Vieth Tauoro G Square Hale Street Mead Rose John T Briskley God Samuel M “Brinkley Sia Adi Georgia Twelfth Edward D Bolger Mary Fitaperaid Finerurit Pinehurst lGeorge Vania Gree Mit Street Bouteast Xiresio Mary Itagerald Ellen Bolger Square Andravn Barborelo Westford Owen Howler William Ines Bryant Steret Charla Nelgow Willem c Beas Clarence Manel Savina and Trust Company Truster United Staes Trust Company Altruatnes Icetherine J. Falconer Howard Horton Guatgwoood

Deeds of Trust Entries Across Pleasant Lads and Town Squares

Multiple deed of trust notices detailing transfers to secure sums for parcels in Mount Pleasant and Wesley Heights. Names include Fawos Ho Gren, Gariohl A Stret, Nelson Wirzon, Hertha C. Youne, James Le Karcoh, Willem Blather, John T. Arme, Milton E Alle, United States Savings, and several trustees. Mentions various square lots, loan amounts, terms of 1 to 3 years, interest around 6 percent, and quarterly or monthly payments.

Gariohl Stret Nelson Wirzon Abernathy Ogi Wesley Heights John T. Arme Milton E Alle Willem Blather Jorn Jones Nuuara Weeley Heights Mount Pleasant Hertha C. Youne James le Karcoh GE Slaybaueh United States WeeLoul W. Glewetux Toman Walker Fares Bund Hay Mullan Oncar Gutehing Chapin Brown Henry Ho Beremoon Gecire Orientat Hutdlag Avendation Charles Williams Grelni TB Mallam Wiliam Malem Henry A Miesh Jb Mupechs Verlinger Biwe John Gd Fegan Batamrite Geriat Brlakdey Jr Samuel MI Thinkley Secura Umontown Elineborn E Diggs Ams George UC Tames P .Host Firman Ro Morner Gavure Houth Pinonuret Company 3653 Montis T Square Nathan Sugar John Larnay and Jom Hamilton Aecure Washington Jinan Add Trust Square Kathering J Falconer Gerutity Trust Company Sev Togs and Trust Company Ruire Hedwig Mi Zoellner Air Farmang Wiliam J. Flathes Dian BeAlm Eakin Gansby Boutsern Building Corporation American Stewrity and Trust Company Cure Equitable Ulta Incurance” Society Untlea Staten Ste Tor Ag Ysa IBM Spee Eat Dufidiog Gdate Backenhelmer Chapa Brown Henry Hfeeremann Ariental Balog Thomas Walker George F Colling Ollie Me Cooper Port Tol

Taylor wins suit for alienation of affection in Annapolis

In Anne Arundel County Circuit Court, Elizabeth V. Taylor recovered a $1000 judgment against Florence H. Hillers for alienation of her husband’s affection. The Taylors, once residents of Asbury Park, formerly co-owned the Gontee Sand and Gravel Company in Prince George County with Hillers. George P. Heaver represented the plaintiff.

Anna Arundel County Annapolis Elizabeth Taylor Florred H . Hillers Taylors Asbury Park Vrs Hillers Gontee Sand and Gravel Company Prince George County George PB Heaver

District board weighs four new filters for muddy school water

The District Commerpals urged the board of education to seek four Miters to purify muddy school water. Municipal architect Snowden Ashford notes the water is not contaminated but the clay bed stains it. Health officer Dr Woolward says the well is free from contamination and the water remains objectionable due to minerals.

Board of Education Snowden Ashford Woolward

Visitors' Guidebook from Dulin and Martin Company

The book places of interest in Washington and vicinity with travel tips and reach instructions. It is pocket sized, attractively illustrated, and designed to aid the thousands of visitors in the city with carefully gathered and accurate information.

The Dulin & Martin Company F Street Washington

Montagu Eliot to wed Helen Past with high society vows

The upcoming marriage of Montagu Eliot and Helen Past draws international attention. Miss Past, of American stock and Gen James Wadsworth ancestry, will wed in England with royal circles and high society figures in attendance, while social commentary contrasts Austen era prudence with modern freedoms.

Montagu Eliot Helen Jenny Miss Post James Wadsworth Geneseo N Arthur Fost Lord Barrymore Crown Princess Sweden Duke of Connaught

Woman 23 Found Dead After Gas Suicide in NW Home

Rosa H Garrett 23 of 422 K Street northwest was found dead in her room yesterday afternoon. A gas tube from a jet to her mouth caused death by own action as coroner Nevitt certified. She had returned from downtown with a small package and spoke to several people before locking her door. She came to the city three years ago from Catletts and had been living apart from a husband about 60 years old who resided elsewhere.

Rosa H Garrett K Street Northwest Nevitt Hrusa Henry BE Hughea Catletts

Erie Railroads Ends Strike Threat With Wage Increase

The Erie Railroad and its employees reached a deal on May 2, raising wages from 8 to 19 percent gradually to match the Baltimore and Ohio scale. The agreement ends the threatened strike and stabilizes labor costs for the company.

Rairoad New York Erie Railroad Baltimore and Ohio

Civil War Vet Capt David A Murphy in Oxford Visit

Capt David A Murphy editor of the Oxford Ohio Herald is in the city at the Tredoma hotel. He is a crippled Civil War veteran who served under Grant Sherman and Thomas and speaks of autograph letters from famous figures including five from Grant and two from McKinley. He notes two brothers in the Confederate army and records as brother officers with Lieut Frank Hatton in Bridgeport Alabama in 1813.

Cage Vena Oxford Ohio Herald Tredoma Hotel Murphy Grant Sherman d ‘Thomas Grant McKinley James William Lieut Frank Hatton Bridgeport

Gerrymandered path to control of the House

The piece explains how census reapportionment will shift House seats and how partisan gerrymandering by state legislatures, now likely controlled by Democrats in some states and Republicans in others, could decide which party dominates Congress into the next decade. It notes historical patterns, key states at risk, and the strategic impact of map drawing.

Congress House of Representatives Massachusetts Benjeuita J Ruseell Gilbert Stuart Washington Hiouse of Representatives House Senate House of Michigan Cleveland New York Indiana Ohio Kansas Nebraska West Virginia Berry New Jersey Tripoli Iowa Democrata Bennsyvania Althoug Republicis Im House of Homresentatives Penvevivana Isaf Pennsylvania Termessee Arkansas Prince Pickett Hamlin Missouri Crow Staten Axe Tennessee Kentucky

Defendant in Short Weights Frauds Trial

Henry H Fal kenstein a former checker for the American Sugar Refining Company testified in the Charles R Hele trial. He said records of dock weights, allegedly fraudulent, were sent to Wall Street offices including James F Bendernaegel and Ernest F Gerbracht to show Hele’s supposed awareness. Gerbracht called him a liar. Falkenstein defended his sworn testimony.

New York Henry H Falkenstein James F Bendernaegel Ernest F Gerbracht Heike Falkensteinswas Gerbracht

Life Term for Shoemaker Thief Under Habitual Act

Jeage Price was sentenced to prison under the habitual criminal act for stealing six pairs of shoes from a local store. He has two prior penitentiary terms for larceny, marking the second use of the act in the county this week.

Washington Fost Hantinston Jeage Price Lora Price

Mail clerk fined in embezzlement case at Norfolk

Conrad Boehmer formerly Baltimore assistant mail clerk on the battleship Louisiana pleaded guilty in Federal court to embezzling 30 dollars from accounts totaling 241. He returned the money and was fined 316 percent by Judge Waddill. In default of payment he was committed to the Norfolk city jail, with three months to take the pauper's oath for release.

Norfolk Conrad Boehmer Baltimore Louisiana Waddill Norfolk Csty Jal

Chamber backs Washington for Panama Expo in Annapolis

The Annapolis chamber of commerce adopted resolutions favoring Washington as the best site for the exposition celebrating the completion of the Panama Canal. The chamber had earlier considered New Orleans but voted to support the National Capital.

Washington Post Annapolis Chamber of Commerce Annspolis Washington Panama New Orleans

Ohio County Delegates Back Scott in Reelection Bid

The Washington Post reports that Senator Nathan Bay Scott won a decisive primary in Ohio County against Congressman William F Hubbard. Scott carried the county by a wide margin, gaining a key victory in the campaign for reelection. Delegates to the county convention will require legislative nominees to pledge support to Scott under an earlier agreement. Marshall and Kanawha counties were slated to hold primaries the next day.

Beatt Mito Ohio County

Balloon makes 450 miles in calm flight ends near Shilon

The Cen tennial balloon piloted by Capt. Honeywell and passenger William Assman, after a 22 hour ascent from Louis, Missouri, landed at Shilon, 19 miles north of Tonia, ending the bid for the Lahm cup as a calm over central Michigan checked further progress. The craft had crossed Lake Michigan from Kenosha and had been expected to reach New England before the calm delayed the run.

Honeywell HE Honeywell William F Assman Louis Mo Yesternay Shilon Tonia Lake Michigan Kenosha Wia New Hagland Central Michigan

Girls Held On Barge In New Jersey Rescue

Police in Elizabethport New Jersey rescued two teenager girls from a coal barge after they said they were enticed aboard in Boston harbor and held since last Sunday The girls named Jerome Malley and Thomas Hirsh as barge crew members who were arrested on allegations of assault and planning to place them in an immoral house.

New York Elizabethport Elizabeth Holly Goodwin Boston Jerome Malley Thomas Hirsh Clew New Jersey

Row Over Church Boards Lewisburg Assembly Urged Reform

In Lewisburg West Virginia on May 20 the Southern Presbyterian Church assembly debated restructuring its executive boards. Proposals seek to reduce the executive committee from six to four and to empower the standing beneficence committee while cutting overall collections from nineteen to eight. Separate organizations would govern home and foreign missions and ministerial education. A second note from New York reports the Nurses Associated Alumnae elect Janet Delano of Washington as president and Agnes Deags of Detroit as secretary at America's largest trained nurses convention.

Lewisburg W Va General Assembly Southern Presbyterian Church Gemeion Foreign Missions Home Missions Bible Cause Bredal New York America Janet Delano Washington Red Cross Service Nurves Associated Agnes Deags Detroit

Change Name Debate at Southern Methodist Conference

At Asheville North Carolina on May 20 the quadrennial conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South debated changing the church name. Bishops vetoed the measure to call it Methodist Church, replacing it with Methodist Episcopal Church In America after the afternoon vote. Delegates foresee opposition from the church body. The ritual was to be revised with infant baptism changes and $1,000 allotted to Nashville Christian Advocate articles. Bishop F B Hosa joined the new boards for education and publishing, while John A Kasson’s funeral services were held with Bishop Harding officiating.

Asheville Tnday Methodist Episcopal Church South Methodist Episcopal Church In America HM Dubose Methodist Episcopal Church In Committee On Missions Committee On Education Board of Education F FB Hosa John A Kasson I Street Harding Dee Moines Hudson

Ocean Steamer Movements From Key Ports Reported

Movements of steamships include New York departures for Liverpool Plymouth and Genoa routes with arrivals slated Saturday. Vessels from Southampton for New York and from Liverpool for New York are due to dock around early Saturday morning.

New York Campanta Liverpool Southertston Stipnehana Plymouth Hremen Charsbourg Bremed Southampton Amerita F New Ork Bubie Saland St Foul Burda Slancouset Barbareste Geno

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