Bryce Glad of New Treaties in Arbitration Letter
Ambassador Bryce expresses satisfaction with agreements between the Americas and Britain Mexico and Japan aiming to pacify the Pacific Ocean. He writes that war ships threaten peace and urges continued diplomatic efforts at the Line Mokenk conference and international arbitration to secure lasting peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of Arbitration
Ambbassador
Americas
Britain
Mexico
Japan
Pacific Ocean
Pacific
Wasrhin Lake
Fearatin
Firooklyn
Allex
James Bryce Henit
Baltimore Markets Rutterer Report Flags Demand
Baltimore market brief notes uneven demand and price shifts amid uncertain conditions. Analysts observe activity in commodities and financial instruments as traders await clearer guidance from officials and upcoming reports.
Metal Market Report From Local Ledger Sketch
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a local market or trade note. Mentions metals, prices, and stalls with possible vendor names. No coherent events or names clearly readable. summary reflects a garbled listing of market terms and items.
New York Produce Market Report May 21
New York price report covers poultry and grain receipts with mixed tone. Wheat and corn receipts noted. livestock futures show modest gains in hogs and lard while fuel and sugar prices move with market.
Mae Wood Platt Faces Perjury Charge in Court Drama
Mae Wood Platt, entangled with Senator Platt’s breach claims, is charged by Justice O Gorman with perjury amid a courtroom spectacle. She seeks bail, writes to a hotel clerk, and is moved to the Tombs with her counsel absent, as prosecutors vow speedy action before the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. O'Gorman
Supreme Court
Justice O'Gorman
Mae Wood
Platt
Lynch
Momay
Lee Harbter
Manhattan
Mae Catherine Wood Platt
le Barbier
Tambs Mae Wood
O Brien
Wood
Lee
Jerome
Thomas Celliee Platt
United States
New York
Ned
Lilhad Janeway
Fifth Avenue
Hummel
Con
Mae
Fenstor
Mar
iLumime
Flatt
Janeway
Washington Stock Exchange Report Continues on Tenth Page
The Washington stock market update resumes on page ten, detailing daily trading activity, notable price moves, and sector performance. Key listed companies and index trends are highlighted for investors reviewing the market's midday to closing behavior.
Washington Market Prices for Eggs Butter Cheese and More
Wholesale price quotations show eggs steady with varied regional quotes from Virginia to North Carolina. Butter and cheese markets trend firm with creamery and process styles listed. Live and dressed poultry, pork, and vegetables include per pound and per crate figures, plus fruit prices for apples, cranberries, and strawberries across multiple markets.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
North Carolina
Gairy
Tomy Gat
Warrel
York Imperials
District W. G. F. U. Meets in May Session
The May meeting of the District of Columbia Woman's Christian Temperance Union was led by Mrs. Clinton Smith with devotionals by Mrs. Juda M. Mareh. Reports came from officers Emma Sanford Shelton W. E. De Riemer and Grandfield while officials noted staffing limits for detailing a freman for each school building. Invitations were accepted for a June 3 charity convention at Temple Baptist Church and a gold medal contest is planned for June 2. Mrs. Willie H. Bradley was authorized to obtain 1000 prohibition post cards for temperance work.
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District of Columbia
Woman's Christian Termerance Union
Clinton Smith
Juda M. Mareh
Cabitot Hill Union
Emma Sanford Shelton
W. E. de Riemer
Grandfield
Gead
Clara P. H. ‘Stilwell
Wayne (Pa
A. L. Hale
West Virginia
Margaret Dye Enis
W. Co. T. UW
Prestant Methodist Church
Tafftieth
Thirty-first
K. B. Henry
Mothers’ Clu. i
E. B. Ciney
Charterly
Temple Baptist Church
Tenth End
Sixth Street
Sa. m
Willie H. Bradley
Funeral Rites Held for William A Phillips at City Residence
Funeral services for William A Phillips were held at his home 213 Sixth Street Southeast yesterday at 2 30 PM. Interment followed at Oak Hill Cemetery. He died Tuesday afternoon from a stroke of paralysis at age 71. A former Center Market produce dealer, he had long resided in the district. Surviving are sons Albert Phillips Leivel Phillips Milton Phillips and William S Phillips and four daughters Mrs Albert Thorn Mrs W S Reed Ida A Phillips and Louisa Phillips, most residents of the city except Mrs Reed who lives in Laurel Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam A. Phillips
Sixth Street
Oak HI Cemetery
Phillips
Center Market
Albert
Liewel M. Phillips
Milton L. Phillips
William S. Phillips
Norfolk Delegations Urge Navy Ship at Yard Visit
Delegations from Norfolk and Portsmouth civic and labor groups, with Rep Maynard, urged Congress to have one new battleship or carrier built at the Norfolk Navy Yard. The President said he would consider the proposal after talks at the Navy Department with Assistant Secretary Newberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nepfalk
Portsmouth
Congress
Norfolk Navy Yard
Maynard
Navy Department
Newberry
Steel Prices to Stay Up, Gary Says After Meeting
J. H. Gary, chairman of the board of United States Steel, announced after a long meeting with steel leaders from across the country that steel prices should not be reduced. He said representatives agreed prices are reasonable and unlikely to spur greater demand, and most customers do not expect changes. The group planned to adjourn for the summer unless the chairman could reconvene for unforeseen reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Gary
Untrealates Steel Corporation
Gary
Internal Revenue Receipts Fall in 1908 April Decline Noted
The April 1908 monthly statement shows total receipts of 18,995,179, down 2,033,627 from April 1907. Decreases span spirits, oleomargarine, and other categories, with ten month totals also lower by 12,709,373 versus the prior year. Justice Kelly in Brooklyn clears a resume for Williamsburg Trust Company, to be led by Gen. Beaston Ives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jalso
Washington Post
York
Justice Kelly
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Williamsburg Trust Company
Beaston Ives
New Trust Company
Summer Moves and Notables Leave for Seasonal Homes
Newport residents plan summer departures with Senator Brigge and Mrs Brigge joining from Westington for Spring Lake New Jersey,Mr Fanne stock and Mrs Duncan McKim to Casenovia and Eighteenth street home transfers, Mrs Fowler and Miss Deaney return from abroad to Washington, President Roosevelt and Senator Knox attend Robin Hood at the National Theater in a box last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigge
New Willard
Westington
Spring Lake
Duncan McKim
Eighteenth Street
Casenovia
A. H. Fowler
Deaney
Washington
the Gratton
Roosevelt
Senator Knox
Robin Hood
National Theater
CHAT OF WELL-KNOWN PEOPLE MARSHALS GOSSIP FROM EXCHANGES
The piece notes William Henry Vanderbilt the youngest Vanderbilt whip learning to drive in Newport with coachman Pop Whittaker guiding him. It also covers Miss Reid and her fiancé, with London society hosting a Dorchester House reception attended by elite guests. The report mentions the upcoming royal wedding timing, Worth gown orders, and Irish lace gifts, plus horse racing plans in Rome and American socialites in European events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Vanderbilt
Newport
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
William
Pop” Whittaker
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Alfred Gwyone
Old Pop
Malsner
Vanderbilts
Wiliam
Untitled tale of a maid and a master in a risky ruse
The passage recounts a maid attempting a deception to trap a visitor at a house. Mae Wood misreads the situation and pursues a failed snare, while the master discovers the intruder’s identity and objects. The verse reflects on the folly and shame of such schemes and questions the morality of gambling with reputation.
Royalty Honor Miss Reid Engagement Dinner Dance
The Earl and Countess of Dudley hosted a dinner and dance in London to honor the engagement of John Hubert Ward to Miss Jean Reid daughter of the American Ambassador. King Edward and Queen Alexandra attended along with Princess Victoria and notable diplomats and peers. About two hundred fifty guests witnessed a courtlike event with dancing by Miss Maud Allen.
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Lord
Lady Dudley
Carlton House Terrace
Eart
John
Rel
Prince
Princ of Wales
Ealy
Miss Reid
New York
Duchess of Roxburghe
May Goelet
Worth
Paris
Miss Crocker
Jean
Dudley
Ireland
Countess of Dudley
Irish Industries Association
M. Held
Lord Dudley
Gladys Honor
Morvysh Lillian Ward
Wisenunttu
Roderick John
Miss Mills
Mildred Carter
Grace Crocke
London
Earl and Countess of Dudley
John Hubert Ward
Jean Reid
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Victoria
M. Paul Cambon
Viscount Morley
Blackburn
Lord Rosebery
Mr. Balfour
Sir Edward Grey
Maud Allen
Bank Elects Karrick President and Wright as Vice President
United States Savings Bank directors elected James J. Karrige of Fidelity Storage Company as president and Justice Daniel T. Wright of the District Supreme Court as second vice president. James M. Haker was re elected free vice president. The bank marked its second year, with a probable dividend and earnings above ten percent. stock book value stands around 111.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Savings
James L. Karrick
United States Savings Bank
James J. Karrige
Fidelity Storage Company
Daniel T. Wright
Distrit Supreme Court
James M. Haker
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King le
Bryce
Mr. Bryce
Esha
Ward
Baltimore
Fington
Ruterer
Fomaon
Metal Market
Bbb Sena
Allve Dull & Ochivlens
Iran
Cke Ee
Lange Vallow- Dellaig
Rio
el Cordova
Souther T
Oper
Harcel
NEW York Grain
Gener
Noruinet
Bottaney Nmte
Anmina
Teansaersus
Chicago
Mathew Chongep
Paellint
Aiinnapolis
Baiston
Luniaville
Eady
Greac Britathe
Great Britain
Parry Roinew
Tatai Zico
All Norte
France
Continent
Hirst Paghl
Frank Platt
Alice Davis
Mar Wood
SN3
Segainor Platt
Ashington
Miss Davis
Senator Platt
de Lancey Niall
A. J. Hummel
Nicoll
Mrs. Janeway
Thettle Desk
Wellvile
Exchange
Eee Potomac Rigosa
Columbia
W. G
F. U
Oak Bill Cemetery
Norfolk
Anal
Mr. Fannestock
le Letg
Rome
Requstriennes
Prince Sculeu
Kitty Smith
Polly Pag
Philadelphia
Irving
James Hazen Hyde
van Aster
Aurel Batonyi
Two Mile Corner
Frances Farm
Queen Maud
Norway
King Haakon
Edwward
Himaself
Edward
Ae Washburn- Crosby
BOL Ag Sa
Mr. Pratt
BANK
Post
Manhattan Soap CO
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