Cuba’s Rapid Advance Financed on Stable Basis
Governor Emilio Nunez of Havana lauds Cuba’s postwar progress in two years, citing foreign capital, land transfers, sugar and tobacco development, road building, improved justice and sanitation. He argues reciprocity with the United States aids trade, notes island of Pines status, and predicts Senate ratification of the pending treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Havana
Emilio Nunez
Washington
Cuba
Theaise
Union
Ameri
Adeo
Mexico
New York
United State Rem
Aggne
Emoes
Sipeg & Ug
Chefpeit Lane
United States
Alan Tmvel
Speal
Congress
Essons
Regul O
Republic
Repubic
Isle of Pines
Isle
Cubu
Senate of
Senate
Rio Grande Do Sul
Brazil
Wwe
Cotton Gin Report Shows Million Bale Increase in 1904
Census bulletin reports up to October 18 1904 total running bales at 5 776 585 across 668 counties, versus 3 455 082 in 1903. When rounded, 4 704 570 for 1904 and 2 345 702 for 1903. Counts by state and county listed, with Texas leading at 1 568 874 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Citizenship of Indians May Reach Supreme Court
Attorney Crane of Holton Kansas asks the Supreme Court to decide if owning land in severalty makes an Indian a U.S. citizen. The case stars Albert Neff of Kansas jailed for four months and a $200 fine for selling beer to Kickapoo.region. Crane seeks a writ of habeas corpus to free Neff, asserting citizenship would nullify the prohibition on selling to Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Crane
Holton
Kans
Supreme Court of the United States
United States
Albert Neff
Kansas
Supreme Court dismisses ICC freight cases
The Supreme Court yesterday dismissed two Interstate Commerce Commission appeals against railways The case in Palatka Florida involved rates allowing Palatka merchants to receive goods from St Louis and Tennessee and reship them to Hampton The Southern case centered on alleged rate disparity between Danville and Lynchburg Virginia The dismissals came on counsel stipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of
Interstate Commerce Commission
Thetshville, Chattanooga and
St. Lois
The
Southern Railway Company
Palatka
Fla
St. Louls
Tennessee
Hampton
Southernse
Danville
Lynchburg
Couns
Supreme Court hears Johnson v. Southern Railway over safety primers
The Supreme Court heard Johnson vs Southern Railway Company over interstate safety primer laws for couplers. Jurists argued Johnson’s claim alleging noncompliant equipment caused a crushing injury. counsel included W J Murginniss for Johnson and Maxwell Evarts for the railroad, with Solicitor General Hoyt for the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Johnson
The
Southern Railway Company
W. J. Murginniss
Ogden
Utah
Railroad Company
Maxwell Evarts
New York
Qenerl Hoyt
Troy man plans six story YMCA building for boys
Robert Cluett of Troy New York plans erecting a six story YMCA building at his own expense on a lot beside the current $100000 structure. The new facility will be for boys twelve to seventeen with study rooms a restaurant and modest lodging to support association work and deter temptation among youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Robert Cluett
Young Men's Christian Association
Cluett
Troy Association
Association
Lecture by Abbot Gasquet on Wolsey and Henry VIII Divorce
Right Rev Avbot Gasquet will lecture at Cathale University on Cardinal Wolsey and the Divorce of Henry VIII this afternoon. He heads the Benedictine Order in England and serves on a Pope Leo XIII commission to revise the Roman breviary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry VIII
Avbot Gasquet
Cardinal Wolsey
Cathale University
O'Ulock
Gasquet
Leo Xtit
England
Montelembert
Pontife
Bishops to Meet Here for Spring Methodist Conference
The Methodist Episcopal Church bishops, now in semi annual session at New Haven, vote to hold their spring conference at Foundry Church in Washington on April 29 1905. The gathering will include all thirty bishops and a missionary bishop, with worship at local pulpits on a Sunday during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. L. Davidson
D. C
American University
Methodist Episcopal Church
New Haven
Conn
Foundry Church
Methodist Mncopal Church
Methodist Churches of Washington
C T U Young People's Rally in Church of Our Father
The young people branch of the Woman s Christian Temperance Union of the district plans a rally at the Church of Our Father on Thirteenth and L streets NW tomorrow evening at o clock presided by Mrs Don P Blaine general secretary Rev John Van Schaick will welcome temperance workers Three minute reports will cover year s work by local presidents Myron Emig Mrs So Carr Jr Mrs Virginia Raymond Miss Ada M Williams Mrs W P Coleman Miss M O Buckingham and Miss Irene Umberger followed by twenty one minute addresses by vice presidents representing work in their churches A solo by Miss Nettie EB Williams also appears. Articles of incorporation listed include Lofton Company Salamanderite Manufacturing Company Viua Trading Company Dupligraph Letter Company H Ford Construction Company Keystone Squad Company Reliable Remedy Company with various listed officers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. U. Young People’s Rally
Young People's Branch
Woman’s Christian Temperance ‘Union of the Trict
Church of Our Father
Don P. Blaine
John van Schaick
Temperance Workers
Myron. Emig
So Carr, Jr
Virginia Raymond
Ada M. Williams
W. P. Coleman
M. O. Buckingham
Irene Umberger
Poullowing
C. Beatty
Nettie
EB. Wiliams
Beware of Liquid Catarrh Cures Claim Ad
An early 20th century advert warns against liquid catarrh remedies and alcohol, promoting Smith's Triple Cure as alcohol free and fully curative. It touts internal four-part tablets and local catarrh cream, claiming broad effectiveness for stomach, liver, bowel, pelvic, and systemic catarrh, with a two week course for 50 cents and mail order option from W F Smith Co Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
W. F. Smith Co
Summer St
Boston
Mass
Supreme Court Docket Opens With Wide Range of Cases
The Supreme Court session lists present justices and admits several attorneys to practice. Notices include dismissals for lack of jurisdiction, affirmations with costs, and schedules of numerous cases across circuits. Original and equity matters are discussed, with citations to Trustees Jessup, Mississippi, and Chicago cases, and calendar orders for November 1 1904.
Deeds of Trust Listings Across Washington Neighborhoods
A compilation of deed of trust notices shows multiple properties across Kalorama Heights, Trinidad, Clark Mills Estate, Square 1090, Square 951, Wood’s Addition, Washington Heights, and other blocks. Loans range from 500 to 35,000 dollars with terms up to six years and semiannual interest payments by various lenders and associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalorama Heights
Florence F. Ballinger
Samuel Cross
William A. Gordon
National Metropolitan Fire Insurance Company
Rat Eckington
Nisan Tess
Albert T. Rutt
Jacob N. Belt
Home Mutual Building and Loan Association
Joan W. Lacey
Charles F. Benjamin
Roger T. Mitchell
Perpetual Building Association
FETER
Georgia A. Rigke
Vir
Williams
Same
Trinidad
Arthur A. Murphy
Jesse H. Wilton
Raphael A. Casilear
First Co-operative Building Association
Clark Mills
American Buttering Company
Isaac W. Nordlinger
Rudolph B. Bekreld
William C. Sullivan
William Waldman
Michael J. Culbert
Wharton
Lester
National Permanent Buildin Association
James 8. Nagel
H. Francis Saypl
Marc
Washington Heights
David Moore
Benjamin F. Leighton
George Francis Willama
Ernestine F. Torfiinger
Mary E. Purdy
Hoger ‘Ty. Mitchell
George J. Holtman
Mond Fitzgerald
John J. Fegan
Enterprise Serial Building Association
Ednara
Margaret Fitzgerald
Edmund
Edmond Witzenrald
Real estate transfers and lawsuits listed in Washington notices
A dense record of real estate transfers across multiple DC wards listing grantors and grantees with lot and square numbers and monetary values, followed by a section of lawsuits and equity suits naming plaintiffs, defendants, and attorneys. Includes transfers at 229 Eightil Street Northeast and multiple blocks in Mount Pleasant Pleasant Plains and Columbia Heights, with a separate docket of cases such as Smith vs McDermott and Beck vs Cady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eightil
Margaret Pisber
Charles J
Arthur G .Mahep
Woodbury Clair
Gist Blair
National Sale Deposit, Savings and ‘Irust Company
West Eckington
James K. Mock
Nisan Tress
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
John L. Warren
Thomas J. Weegs
Ninth Street
Cuthbert W. Richey
Juan W. Lacey
Square
Trinidad
Benjamin FP
Leighton
Arthur A. Murphy
Twelfth Street
James H. Teed
Albert
Jgsste
Bigelow
Pleasure Plains
Schmidt Et al
Frederick Westermeyer
Eighth
Ninth
Emma Mr. Cordan
Gly
John Warner
Margaret TR. Ruther
Willian Waidman
Florida Avenortheast
Tenth
Eleventh Streets
Harry Wardman
Janes B. Negel
Sherwoood
Brookland
James L. Sherwood
William H. Soper
Central Heights
Marie V. Gehring
Margaret E
John A. Foster
Samuel Farle Smith
Allan McDermott
City and Suburban Railway Company
John &. Smith
James B. Archer
Hart on Jim Crow Cars at Bethel Association
W. H. H. Hart, professor of law at Howard University, will speak on Interstate Commerce Law and Jim Crow Cars before the Bethel Literary and Historical Association tonight. The event follows his recent arrest and trial in Maryland where he defended himself on the charge of violating the separate coach law. Lincoln Temple at Eleventh and R streets NW hosts the current month’s meetings with local musical performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard University
W. H. H. Hart
Bethel Literary and Historical Association
Hart
Mary- Haga
Olive Jones
Leon Woster
Adele Johnson
A. J. Godman
Jessie K. Il
Lincoln Temple
Eleventh
R Streets
Mails and Departures From New York for Global Destinations
A dense listing outlines Tuesday and Friday mail departures from New York to MAGDAL, Santa Marta, Grenada, Cuba, Costa Rica, Jamaica, Brazil, and many other ports. It notes routing via Havana, Maracaibo, and Port Tampa, with specific cutoffs, dispatch times, and special handling for overseas mails, including Pacific, Atlantic, and Island routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netherlands
Statendam
York
Sheros
Statengan's
Europe
Bale
New York
Queenstown
Liverpool
France
Switzerland
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Turrey
Egypt
Greece
British India
Baltic
Liguria
Crete
P. S. Philadephia
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Scotland
Ireland
Asturia
South
Central America
Ilsie P. Om
BAL
Beerm
oPritive
New Yok
Petia Bae Ria Janeirg
Santos
Mai
Eustem
Magla
Halti
Santa Marta
Magual Departhvest
Aleme
Qsacity Bom
Grenada
Giaedad
Ciudad Bolivar
Mararas
Tom
Vigo P.m
SP Thomas
SFL Ctgix
AVARD
New Bus
Esuay
Mali
Havana
USA
Mexico
Tampico
Santiago
NEW Lasgo
Persos Huenos Ayrean
Sndel- Pota
Trinidad
Aftar
Colombia
Maracaiba
Ponty Rico
Pones
San Juan
Mrazil
Pers. S. Tyren
Mundass
North Sydney
Ihence
Cluge
Jamaica
Boston
Philadelphia
Miquelon
Cail
Benton
Steaner
Cline
British Honduras
Honduras
Guatemala
New Orleans
Lence
Costa Rica
Pleamer
Tuendave
Nicaragua
Eeast
Tall
Orleans
Trans-Pacific Mails
Hawaii
Japan
Korea
China
Philppine Axds
San Francisco
Hera i
Dispatch News
Durty
Cai Australia
West Australia
New Zealand
New Caledonia
BAMOA
Bawail
FL. Islands
Dispatch
Sierra
FL Islands
Australia
Vanscouver
Vietota
B. C
Miowera
Philippine Islands
A. S
T. CL
Guam
United States
Cochin China
N. Y
Manchunia
Siberia
Russia
San Fransisco
Yr N
San Francisca
Cal
John A. Merritt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nunez
G. B. Steadman
Newark
Mich
Cotton Gin Report
Citizenship OF
Supreme Court of the State of Washington
Seattle Dock Company
Lake Ashington Waterway Company
Waterway Company
Seattle
War Root
Root
Indiana
Terre Huaute and
In- Vaunapois Railroad Company
Ibout
Roosevelt
Treasury
National Bank
Yesterda
Devereux Station
Leonard
Bowen
New Jersey
Mount Royal
Cyrus W. Drew
Public Playgrounds Committee
M. W. Baldwin
Ellen Spenser Massey
Florence Merriam Bailey
A. D. Albert
John B. Sloman, Jr
Cuno H. Rudolph
G. A. Weber
Harriet Neil
District of Columbia
Calvary Baptist Church
C. F. Windigler
First Baptist Church
Abbot Jasquet
Incorpore
A. Lofton Company
J. E. Totton
L. T. Everett
Everett Dufour
Salamanderite Manufacturing Company
Anthony Galeski
Charles P. Raventurg
Charles W. Pimper
Viua Trading Company
Alex. 8. Clarke
Willis W. Parker
George EB. Fowler
R. L. Maleoha
KS. Baxter
Dupligraph Letter Company
George H. Fugene Schooley
J. L. Cohendous
H. Ford Construction Company
HW. Corey
Eugene Schooley
J. L. Coheneloua
Keystone Squad Company
P. 8. Baldwin
H. L. Malawin
United States Supreme Court
Justice Harlan
Justice Brewer
Justice Brown
Joe Uce White
Justice Peckham
Mc Henta
M. Justice Holmes
Justice Day
Edgar Allan Poe
Baltimore, Md
Len W. Grant
St. Louie
W. €. B Sullivan
Washington, D.C
A. E. Crane
Horton, Kans
John J. Dawkins
Cummings
Chicago
U. S
Montgomery
Portland
U. 8
Trustees
Jessup
Jeseug
Minnie Kilpatrick
Plainti
Choctaw
Cannel Coal Company
Seattle and Lake Washington Waterway Company Et al
Supreme Court of the
State of Washington
New Orleans Water~works Company
Yester
Commissioners
Shively
United States” Circuit Court of Appeals For the
F Kenney
Petitet Ve
Albert Louie
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Ninth Circuit
John J. Cochran
County of Montgomery
Fifth Circuit
Nlerstace Commerce Commission
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway Company
Hoyt
Appelant
United States Circuit Court
Fourth Circuit
Sulvester General Hoyt
People of
State of New York
Metropolitan Street Railway
People of the
Consolidated Gas Company
State Board of Tax Commissioners
People of State of New York
New Amsterdam’ Gas Company
State Board of Taxommissioners
Brooklyn City Railroad Company
Jilkhu
Albert Heff
Icave
E. Grane
Western Electric Supply Company
Abbeyine Electric Light and Power Company
W. C. Sullivan
W. N. Graydon
Leew
Grant
J. ¥. Ralston
Beulah Schweer
J. C. Crown
Trustee
Robert E. Wiley
Motiong
Daniel W. Jones
Phyllis BE. Dodge
United States Circuit Court of Appeal
W. Wickham Smith
Maxwell Hearts
Ant
William Denman
W. G. Johnson
Southern Pacific Company
W. 0. Johnson
WL. Maginnis
Blackheath
McReynolis
Court of Appeals
Nordlinger
L. H. David
Appellee
M. H. Beach
C. A. Kelgwin
Perkins
Flannery
Banby- Smith
Cole & Donaldson
Corcoran
Renehan
Ate Torneys
Rossa F. Downing
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Lambert& Baker
Barnes Ve
Flagman
Tessa F. Downing
A. B. Duvall
E. H. Tharnay
Hunday
Dareling
Abert
Supreme Court District of Columbia
Equity Court No
Justice Anderson
Dodge Va
Dodge
Smith Thompson
T. Herdler
Leckie & Fulton
Lynch
E. L. Ges. Fry
Woodbury Vs
Pleming
Glassie
Equity Court
Justice Sunsford
Hogan
Drew
Ralston & Siddona
Thomas L. Jones
Mettora
A. B. ‘Webb
Edwin Forrest
W. C. Chase
Magruder
Kyd
C. H. Turner
Costello
E. H. Jackson
Beach & Mather
Butterfield Vs. Lander
H. H. Davis
Criminal Court No
Justice Wright
William McDowell
Edward Shepherd
James Hogs
A. W. Scott
James Linking
Thomas J. Jones
James Heard
Mat Guiity
Joseph Shirlington
Justice Gamid
George Edwards
J. W. Patterson
Lindsay Howard
Joseph Shilington
Thomas Stewart
W. Qo.hase
George Harris
iMad
Michael Vaccaro
Edward H. Jones
Norman Jtarrison
James Dove
Harry Gallatin
Criminal Court NO. 2
Justices Gould
John Smith
Hughes & Gray
Toasday
Aille Jackson
James F. Hand
Albert Hallinds
Thomas Carter
Clataugh
Benjamin F. W. Smith
Berry& Minor
Elizabeth Chipp
Charlies H. Burnett
William P. Lockwood
C. James
Pauline
Annen
Anna A. T. Kilots
Mackail & Muedel
James R. Wood
Frederick A. Fenning
FL G. Colaven
Jane S. Fowler
Jane
Fowler
Willie Fowler
J. J. Darlington
Matthews
Walter Dent Guaratan
W. C. Martin
John A. Roche
Sale Tatifled Nisl
M. J. Keane
George D. Ruggles
Washington Schools
Army and Navy Preparatory
Schoo
13Th
Princeton Streets
Military
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
E. Swavely
Strayer’s Business College
Cor
Southern Home School
Mintwood Place
Cary School
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Sallie M. Lewin
Mary Graham Duff
Washington College of Music
F Street Northwest
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson
Reginald DE Koy
Daan
Columbia School For Boys
Kensington
Edward DE Witt Merriman
A. M
Yale
Bels
Adbi
Aide Clements
8Th
Avi
Jose DE Gomar
Berlitz
A. Gonard
Prince
Secure Enterprise Serial Building Association
Bayley
Malinéa Downing
Washington Boun and Trust Company
Equitable Co-operative Building Association
Jane J. McNamara
Masry
BH. Allen
K. Davis
George Lloyd Magruder
George Wi. Kyd
Wolleiter
W. W. Boarman
Prof. Hart
Myer
South America
F. S. Myers
Myers Revedy CO
Detroit
Aftack
CBC
Myers Edy Co
Bella Carson
Washington School For
Louis Leverett Hooper
Wisconsi Avenue
Robert
Rational Cooking School
Q St. N.w
Tanner’s Business College
Olney School
18Th St
Virginia Mason Dorsey
Laura Lee Dorsey
Olney Athletic Coura
Wood's Commercial _ College
Saphol Street
Telephone East
Gregg
Civil Service
Hope Hopkins Burroughs Ciass
Gitard
Mass. Ave
Mile
Prud'homme
Ind
Ave
Holy Cross Academy
Wimodaughsis
New York Ave
Anna H. MacDonald
Charles H. Fisher
R. Academy of Music
London
Vausig
Leschyflaky
Philipp
Ocean Steamers
Americar
Southampton
Atlantic Transport Line
RED Star
Antwesp
Paris
Dover
White Star Line
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
Alexandria
Roman
David Lindsay
North German Lloyd
Cherbourc
Bremeti
Kronpring
Nova
Kaiser
Servita
Bremel
Sov
Koein
Man
Leten
Cassel
al Bremen
Genga
Lytse
Hohenz
Irene
Orlaich & CO
Brmadway
Agenny Ic
E. F. Drogp
S86
Paave
Nicepar Irene
Cunard Line
North River
Compania
Umbria
Etruria
Campania
Luvagia
Pannonia
Titonia
Carpathia
Slavonia
Ucketa
Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd
Mase W. Moss
Weabington
Atlantic City
RH. J
Hotel and Sanitarium F. 1
Youg
Gent
Mgr
Mr. Fosters. A
T Chalfonte
Leeds Company
Sernatt
ST. Charles
Ocean Front
Newlin Haines
Galen Hall
N. 1
D&s
F. L. Young
Traymore
N. J
Traymore Hotel Co
WHITH
dn&Studesi
Philadelphia Hotels
Rittenhouse
Hotels
St. James
Forfolk and
Washington Steamboat Co
Norfolk
Fort Monroe
Portsmouth
Newport X News
14Th St
Colorado
6Th
OLD Dominion Steamship, CO
Merchants and
Huston
aarFor
7Th St
Feneral Ticket Office
Callahan
AHAN
Mount Vernon
Tomr
Fort Myer
Arlington Falls Church
Aqueduct Bridge
Post Office
Au Folow
West Indies
the Sunday Post
Ey Mali
Newspa Ren Dhurive