Metropolitan Citizens National Bank merger floatedshows stock move
A report outlines a proposed alliance involving Metropolitan Citizens National Bank and National Safe Deposit Savings and Trust Company with 3000 shares traded by Vice President Riggs. The plan would consolidate outside interests into a local Metropolitan Citizens Bank, reshaping local banking control and signaling a major financial alignment.
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Metropolitan Citizens National Bank
Riggs
National Safe Deposit Savings and Trust Company
Washington
Fies
Planes
National
Safe Do Ard Trust Company
Metandothe Savings and Company
Fui
Cit- Noiteehel Jianh
Abbus Parker
Salional Mate Tepesit Savings
Mitropelitan Citizens' Bank
Loe Titi
Fos
Elbbs
Hoses
Mth Tin National Safe Deposit, Savings Ated
T St Company
Mesers Lyon and Picton
Pmeo
Boston
Teorests St
Cmundi
Pictori
Mutizens
Esteraly
da Iti
Thinallowers
Esterday
Roosevelt Not Hurt Despite Rumors Of Incident
Fragmentary report claims President Roosevelt was unharmed after an alleged incident last night. The garbled text mentions white house officials and public reaction, but the exact details remain unclear and unverified.
Balance in Treasury Treasurers Report Surplus for Relief Association
Treasurer Amy Erin Wane reports Citizens Relief Association shows a cash surplus. The board plans a meeting at Lincoln to review funds and discuss expenditures including relief aid, fuel, and dividends for the year. President Georg M Boo leads the meeting with Mis Elbo and Rev Teun among attendees.
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Citizens’ Relief Association
Amy Erin
Beeeigrart
Slobe
Oeluck
Georg
M Boo Eb
Babson
Teun
Phamim
BT Banenes
Jodi Wilkins
Snl
Charies
Bin
Che
Fund
Washington
Custody Dispute Among Union Veteran Paraphernalia
Jury asked to settle custody of Logan command relics amid a split union veteran case. The suit involves multiple parties and items said to include an imitation Bible and assorted artifacts, with references to court filings and Supreme Court certiorari.
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Logan
John Ahos
Charles
Supreme Court
Tim Rebh
Dik Voor
Coremorad
Mr. Fugitt
Organi
Robert Siston
Bey
Widow of John D Defrees Dies in Prolific Public Printer’s Widow
The widow of John D. Defrees, M Morris Defrees, passed away at 1:15 PM at her daughter’s home, Mrs. James A. Sample, in Indianapolis. Funeral services are set for 1 PM tomorrow at Mrs. Sample’s residence, with interment in Indianapolis, Indiana.
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John D. Defrees
M. Wugcet
Morris Defrees
John Type
James A. Sample
Eulreet
Death at Fritz Reuter's Hotel Shrouded in Uncertainty
Willam O'Brien, 35, found in a toilet at Fritz Reuter's hotel with a bottle labeled carbolic acid beside him. Death deemed natural by the coroner, with further examination of the bottle solution planned. O'Brien, a Hyattsville bricklayer, had asthma and recent head injuries from a scaffold fall. his sister Magge O'Brien identified him.
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Willam O'Brien
Fritz Reuter
Pennsylvania Avenue
James Cole
O'Brien
Negitt
O’brien
Reuter’s
O'Brren
Magge O'Ben
Off Street
Hyattsville
Flo
Girl Demands Liberty in Habeas Corpus Case
Sarah E. Hooff seeks release from detention claiming she is over eighteen. Habeas proceedings adjourned to await her mother's arrival from Fairfax County, Va. to testify on age while police contend she is under eighteen and in custody on a fugitive-from-parents charge.
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Sarah E. Hooff
Hooff
Welock
Justice Wright
Fairfax County
Washington
Velition
Orney Armand W. Scott
United States
Jam Easby-Smith
Fre Nity States Attorney’s Office
Lee Art
Tinoff
Astoria Mats
Coal at Bargain Prices Draws In Detectives
Detectives at headquarters traced a recent coal scam to an elaborate ruse. Lew Bailes, a War Department clerk, claimed cash from a boarder at his aunt's home on New Jersey Avenue. A stout man posing as Timury S. Wallhams offered coal, promising savings, but vanished after a $25 payment. A woman matching the same description was noted in Washington years earlier for similar thefts from boarding houses.
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Tor Rapert
Lew Bailes
Celerk
New Jersey Avenue
B Street
Hue
Gina
Lasiider
Ure
Regen
Hewcomer
Washington
Me Bauley
Sues to Annul Marriage Over Husbands Prior Wife
Maud Brice known as Maud Thompson sues in the District Supreme Court for annulment claiming Augustus Thompson was already married on December 9, 1873 and that she was under sixteen at the 1875 ceremony. She asks the court to restrain him from asserting any claim to her alleged estate.
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Mrs. Thompson
Istrict
Supreme Court
Maud Brice
Maud Thompson
Seatrist
Augustus Thompson
Attor- Lean Tebriner
Issi
Cer Ganial
Relief for the Jews Twenty Years' Negotiation in Russia
The United States cites progress in easing discrimination against American Jews visiting Russia. A Russian commission, led by the interior minister, will revise passport rules, with Count Lamsdorff confirming a favorable approach and prompt presentation of U S views to the Russian government. The State Department notes persistent oppression of American Hebrews and hopes for relief through diplomatic effort.
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St. Petersburg
State Department
Russia
United States
Department of State
Count Lamsbory
Wis
Washington
Count Lamsdarf
Iount Lamsdorff
Teachers Examinations Dates Fixed by Board of Education
The Board of Education announced exam dates for teacher candidates in graded schools, requiring a high school education or equivalent. The Port Reno School will be dedicated November 4 at 11 o clock a.m., with speeches by officials. Supplementary books added and staff changes noted, including temporary kindergarten assistant Marie Erskine and new math teacher G We McDonald.
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Board of Education
Novemer
Bonrand
Mendelssohn
Adentea
Port Reno
Tcelack A.m
Henry B. Marfarland
Board of Commissioners
Snert
le W
Maile Connover
Lost Pay Envelope At Treasury Disbursing Office
Miss Julia G Jones, an employee, reported her entire month’s earnings missing from a pay envelope. The vase mystery arises as she claims not to leave the department after receiving the money until discovery. Officials J B Sleman and Theodore H Greene led the inquiry with no leads among those in the room.
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Fay
Julia G. Jon
Miss Jones
Cass W
Sau
J. B. Sleman
Theodore H. Greene
Auditor's Office
Treasury
Post-office Department
Atta Department S
Shot Smashes Car Window On Seventh Street Line
A Capital Traction Seventh street line car numbered 395 traveling north through the Mall near Henry Park was struck by a gunshot that shattered windows and caused passenger William Nash to suffer a facial cut from flying glass. Police investigated with no arrests by early morning.
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Seventh Street
Capital Traction Company
Wiliam Nash
M Street
Flying Flass
Allen
Barker
Lleury Park
B Street
Short weight bread found in one city case
Assistant Sealer Schoenthal weighed forty loaves in Samuel Cohen’s bakery at 701 Sixth Street SW and found them totaling seventy pounds, about 26 ounces per loaf, below the 32 ounce standard. Police and officers inspected seventeen bakeries. sixteen met district weight rules, with bulk checks showing most loaves just over one pound each.
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George
Schoenthal
Samuel Cohen
Sixth Street
Haskell
Mr. Haskell
Sealer Schoenthal
J. T. Newkirk
Mrs Dickinson Arrested in Embezzlement Case at Boston Office
Mrs. Earl Dickinson, local Lewando Cleaning and Dyeing Co manager in Boston, was arrested on a warrant charging embezzlement of 50 dollars after a claimed chloroform robbery at her office in the Colorado Building. She was examined at police headquarters, hospitalized for hiccoughs, and held at the House of Detention pending a hearing in Poles Court. William K. Crosby of the Lewando Co testified about the missing receipts and discrepancies in the office funds.
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Earl Dickinson
Lewanda Cleaning and Dyeing Company
Boston
Colorado
Dickinson
Capt. Boardman
Horne and
Muller
Philadelphia
Horne
Lock
Washington
Sophomores Arrested for Disrupting George Washington Freshmen Smoker
Freshmen at George Washington University held a smoker at a New York avenue cafe when two sophomores disrupted the event by squirting water and throwing flour. The freshmen allegedly abducted the class president W Weidman earlier, and patrolman Bursey arrested the two sophomores on disorderly conduct charges after the cafe manager intervened.
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George Washington University
New York Avenue
W. Weidman
Maryland
Bursey
Runaway Ice Wagon Run causes chaos in Georgetown
A runaway ice wagon drawing two bay horses terrorized Georgetown yesterday afternoon. At Twenty-fifth to Twenty-ninth streets the team struck three other wagons, injuring two horses and fatally injuring one after a pole pierced its side. Policeman F. Yurch stopped it with a shot. Three messenger boys avoided injury by narrowly missing the animals.
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M Street
Georgetown
W. M. Weaver
Twenty-fifth
Twenty-eighth Street
Twenty-ninth Street
A. Reeves
F Street
Mr. Reeves
F. Yurch
Quarrel over bill ends in hotel killing at St Louis
Hayden Loring, manager of the Loring Hotel near the exposition grounds, is shot and killed by Norman M. Vaughan, manager of the Elks Publishing Co. The crime occurred after a dispute over a board bill. Vaughan, arrested after an hourlong talk with friends, claims self defense. His sister Oma witnessed the shooting. Vaughan previously resided in Washington with his father W. A. Vaughan, publishing The Kilks Horn for the BPOE.
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St. Louis
Hayden
Loring
Exposition Grounds
Norman M. Vaughan
Elks’ Publishing Company
Vaughan
Oma
Washington
Norman Vaughan
W. A. Vaughan
Kilks’ Horn
Fourteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Vaughans
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Eller Vaughan
Fifteen Club Licenses Sought On Renewals This Year
Fifteen clubs applied for renewal of liquor sales privileges for the coming license year. Last year sixteen permits were issued but the Calumet Club did not apply this year. Retail licenses cost 800 dollars and wholesale 200 dollars.
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Calumet Clap
Freoquois
Weather Conditions Forecast From The Weather Bureau
Weather bulletin notes the Gulf storm near the Middle Gulf moving eastward with rain in Gulf States and Southern Tennessee and high winds along the Pacific and Gulf coasts. Temperatures fall in the rain areas, with cooler trends elsewhere. Rain expected in the South Thursday into the Middle Atlantic and New England regions, with fresh to brisk winds along Atlantic coasts and northerly winds on West Gulf and Great Lakes. Special forecast warns storm warnings from Norfolk to Galveston except Key West. Downtown readings and national city temps listed.
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S. Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Gulf
Middle Gulf
Gulf States
Tennessee
Midiia Gulf
Ube Pacific States
Nevada
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Lake Region
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
East Gulf
Arisk
West Gulf
Great Lakes
European
Grand Banks
Atlante
Norfolk
Galventon
Key Went
Wrather
Ramtali
Atlek
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Bosto1 Holdings
Washington Financiers
Trust Company
National Bank
Eitvo
Dpresident Appleton
Metropoltan Trte Yens
MR. Roosevelt
Presta
Balance
Citizens’ Associations
Tom
Mount Piras
Aetociatranms
Amd
Tnt Meridian
Couateoes
Comtet
Paeceon
O. O. Lanenas
Tee
William O’brien
Bailey
Jolly Boarder
Hostetter
Tomach
Lewanda Company
Boston Concern
Iebig As
Small Sister
Lansburgh & Bro
Ward Long
Sanders & Stayman
F St
Asheville
Atlanta
Athaie Cray
Denver
Nes Maines
Towa
Galveston
Tex
Helena
Montei
Tndianapolis
Ind
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Little Rock
Ark
Marquette
Mich
Memphis
New Orleans
New York
N. x
Worth Platte
Nebr
Omaha
Prtushure
City
Automobile Age
Automobile Age .O
Times Building
Washington, D. C
O. J. de Moll & Co
G Street
N. W. SC
Dr. Lyon
Tharp
F St. N.W
Hebbard
Ingram
Axminster
W. H. Hoeke
Cor. Pa. Ave
Sth Street
SBS
Atlantic & Pacific
E Sts
Horn
Tolman
Sts
Essae
Peter Grogan
Credit For
All
Albearpets
C. G. Sloan & CO
Far East
Oriental Rugs
Messrs, Boyajian Bros
Fifth Avenue
James K. Probey
N. W
GT Go
Ager NS
Stieff
American Security and ‘Crust Company
Ne Au
Chas. M. Stieff
Alexandria
Mt Vernon
Shoemaker’s
Tennessee Whiskey
Jornsoh Brothers
KN. W
Shoomaker CO. Pp
Ulthaa
Miller
BK. B. Earnshaw & Bro
Hopanees Sa
Hales
Osteopathy
S.s
Ewanes
Hub Furniture Co
S. E. Corner
7Th and
D Sts. Se
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