Holland’s Vision of Global Banking and Expansion
New York reports Gen Thomas Hubbard’s plan for a world spanning bank to fuel American finance and foreign trade. The article traces the International banking corps growth from New York to Paris, India, China, the Philippines, Panama, the Straits Settlements, and Japan, aided by the 1903 national banking law and leaders like Vanderlip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Thomas H. Hubbard
Gen. Hubbard
Collin P. Huntington
International Banking Corporation
Gen Hubbard
Germany
England
von Trubbard
Tgen Hubbard
Paris
Formis Bank
India
China
Phillipines
Panama
Straits Settlements
Japan
Frank A Vanderlip
City Bank
Local Produce Market Prices and Livestock Receipts
The listing shows alive poultry prices for hens roosters ducks turkeys and spring chickens with varied per pound rates. Dressed poultry prices for chickens hens ducks and turkeys plus cheese vegetables fruits and other items with regional origins and unit measures. Cattle hogs sheep and dairy receipts noted with market conditions and ranges for several breeds and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
New Large
Hutter— Elgin
United States Treasury reports net balance and assets totals
The Treasury notes the close of business with a net balance in the general fund of 123,388,917. Total receipts 3,084,150 and total payments 1,998,210. The year’s deficit is 35,109,167, versus 20,683,075 last year. Total assets in the general fund amount to 212,053,362.68 with gold coin and bullion totals listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
General Fund
Treasury
Federal Reserve Notes
National Bank Notes
Federal Reserve Banks
Philippines
Probing Oil Industry by Senate Order Faces Complaints
The Federal Trade Commission announced a wide ranging inquiry into oil production, transportation, refining and marketing, alleging unfair practices by former Standard Oil subsidiaries and targeting price discrimination in gasoline. The investigation covers producers, buyers, refiners, robery, retailers, and consumers nationwide, with protesters from Georgia California Idaho and Missouri. A special gasoline price investigation is in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Federal Tradé Commission
Owen
Gore
Senate
Nouncement
Eee Eee Standard Oil Company
Peommission
Georgia
California
Idaho
Missouri
Grain prices rise on Greece Anglo Allied tensions
Chicago reports higher wheat prices as tension between Greece and the Anglo French allies boosts market. December corn and May wheat show gains with oats and provisions also edging higher. cash grain quotes listed for various wheat corn oats rye and barley grades.
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Chicago
Ill
Greece
Daily Cotton Market Report with Port Movements
New York October 2 market update shows port movement and interior figures. Listings include New Orleans Galveston Wilmington Norfolk and Savannah sales with quantities and margins, note incomplete form due to state holidays.
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New York
Mida
G. Recta
New Orleans
Galveston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Savannah
Houston
Memphis
Augusta
Little Rock
Tobacco Growers Plead For Free Movement To Britain
Virginia and Tennessee tobacco growers told Secretary Lansing that British restrictions leave the 1914 crop and much of 1913 in warehouses. They urged special representations to permit free movement of US tobacco to neutral ports. Lansing said the matter would be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Tennessee
Ers
Lansing
Great Britain
United States
Figures on Tobacco Stocks by Dealers and Manufacturers
Tobacco held October 1 by dealers and manufacturers other than original growers amounted to 1,205,782,948 pounds, per the census bureau. This compares with 1,481,028,425 pounds on April 1 and 1,303,059,959 pounds on October 1 last year. Chewing smoking snuff and export types totaled 806,736,562 pounds, cigar types 335,367,657 pounds, and import types 63,653,729 pounds.
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Census Bureau
Supreme Court docket and adjourned sessions listed in detail
The document records a sequence of Supreme Court and appellate proceedings with judges, attorneys, and case numbers. It lists adjournments and hearings, assignments for the day, and numerous civil matters in districts, bankruptcy, probate, and equity suits. Names include Justices, counsel, and parties across multiple cases, with schedules and filings noted.
Nicaragua on Gold Basis and U S Federal Reserve Call
Managua reports Nicaragua has migrated to a gold basis after retiring old paper currency. Export and customs receipts rose, ordinary internal revenue up about 39.8 million, while total October receipts reached 55.35 million. In Cleveland a Federal reserve call requires member banks to deposit 1 percent of deposits, expanding gold holdings by 8 to 10 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland ‘Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Bank
Army and Navy News Detachment Leave and Orders
Detachments granted leave for several officers including Lieuts Scofield Patrick Lavender Whitley Perkins and Hart with commissions noted from June and September, plus pay clerk Underwood warranted from July. Major Ames of ordnance departs to Watertown and Picatinny arsenal for official duties. equity division lists multiple rule returnable dates. extensive court assignments follow in Circuit and Criminal divisions.
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G. le Dickson
J. G
H. W. Scofield
H. G. Patrick
Tient
R. A. Lavender
I. G
Whitley Perkins
Wesley M. Bailey
Sixth Field Artillery
Thales
Ames
Ordnance
Watertown
Manz
Picatinny Arsenal
Dover
N. J
Ordnance Department
District Court grants guardianship adoption to Miss Agnes Hudson
Justice McCoy in Probate Court approved the adoption of three boys and a girl by Agnes Hudson of the Department of Agriculture. The Hudson children, aged 14, 12, 11, and 9, will take the Hudson name. Attorney W Preston Williamson represented Hudson. In other matters, District Court of Appeals discussed delays in license suspensions after raids, and a petition for letters testamentary was filed for Helen Thompson estate valued around 78 000 dollars with assets including dairy interests, real estate, stocks, and bonds totaling over 60 000 dollars. Debts estimated at 13 000 dollars.
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Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Justice Robb
van Gredel
B. Y¢acey Martin
Raymond H. Berry
James Rogers
Herbert J. Jacobs
Emig Ya
Baker
Chambers Vs. Burrougha
George W. Sullivan
Appellant
B. F. Leighton
Appellee
George H. Sulivan
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Washington Terminal Company
Same
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wanton Railroad Company
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad Company
Washington Railway and Bloc
J. J. Darlington
J. W. Yerkes
Washington ‘Terminal Company
Philadelphia
Baltimore and ‘Washington Railroad Company
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Worrington Railroad Company
Waahington Railway and Electric Company
Jv J. Darlington
Hamilton, Yerkes & Hamilton
McKenney & Flannery
Otia Elevator Company
Fuller Company
Fidelity Storage ‘Company
Hopkins
Wright ‘Wampier—Gaskins
Waushington Utilities Company
Wadley
Ittomars, Barbour, Mackall
Botelet
Gardiner
Cofling
Jenkinz
Anneli—Weat
Wright
Green Va
Higgin Manufacturing Company
Ridout
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Capital Traction Company
Morgan
Dunlop--Wright
Wampler
Moncore
Rechings
Freedman
Tenper
Whippler
Lambert
Emig Vs
O'Brien
Stephens
Lynham Ve. Harty
Sul- Aven—Burke
Justice Ander
Aon
Zepp Bros
Maxster
Justice McCoy
Kate Murphy
BR. Newton Donalddon
Amelia T. J. Measer
Wiliam A. Delaindry
John Paul Earnest
Cathdring Fisher
L. J. Mather
Edward B. Moore
Harry& Minor
George A. Reynolds
H.winship Wheatley
Joseph BR. Edelin
George O. Gertmian
Eugene G. Jeffery
Lenora
Helge Murray
Mary L. Gailey
R. R. Horner
J. Ho Padgett
Betute
Laetitia M. Hobbine
James A. Worcester
John M. Worcester
William N. Croggan
J. J. Darrington
J. H. Linton
Hien Thompson
Hereen
Grace Thompson
Jerry Shea
Shrave, Jr
Robert’ Jackson
George B. Col. Ina
Carlton 8. Beers
P. McGlue
Agnes Hudson
Department of Agriculture
Board of Childrens’ Guardians
Miss Hudson
Takoma
W. Preston Williamson
District Supreme Court
New Jersey
Washington
Justice Gould
Covington
Mary Island
Justice Stafford
Vermont
Justice Anderson
Ohio
Justice Siddons
Hllen Thompson
Theresa
Dee
Washington Tealty
Virginia
Florida
Mergenthaler
United States Steel Preferred
American Telephone Company
Great Northern Railroad
The
Texas Company
Oul
Washington cattle market wraps mixed hog and sheep results
Hogs trade at 7 7 percent dressed at 10 101 percent, sheep prices capped at 44 46 5, veal calves steady at 11 12, with medium weights at 10 10 percent and lambs around 8 to 9 percent. Market activity shows varied demand across classes.
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Chicago
Prices firm in London market on Nov 2
London reports steady prices as money demand stays strong and New York gains boost sentiment. Canadian Pacific and Grand Trunk led activity while Brazilian and Japanese bonds rose. U.S. stocks closed steady with large American transactions and low priced shares prominent. District building report shows October spending at 1,344,999 with 949,395 in new work and 395,604 in repairs.
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London
New York
Canadian Pacific
Grand Trunk
N. Y
iDenver & RB
G 'Erie
Ertelat Hiinois
Louis
Nash M
West
Pennsylvania Reading
Southern Southern Ry
Union Pacific
U.S. Stesl
Real estate transfers across Northwest and Northeast DC
A list of property conveyances records transfers by multiple grantees and grantors. Listings include parcels on 60 P Street NW 62 P Street NW Fourteen-and-a-Half and Street NE 1108 and 1110 Sixth Street NE and numerous blocks in Manor Park Connecticut Ave Terrace and other locations. Amounts show mostly ten dollar stamps and small cash totals with several parcels transferring to named individuals and trustees.
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Charles L. Benja— Min
Julia B. Brandon
Harry A. Kiteet Ax
Philip and
Rosa Dickin
Sixth
Hunter
Edington Et al
Seeee
Berkman
Iota
New Jersey Avenue
Ninth Street
Edward Kern
Trustes
Charles E. Kern
Manor Park
Mamie Geraci
Amanda
Roberts
William M. Terrell
Lewis P. Roberts
Connecticut
Smith and Bertha
Smith
DP Street
Catherine M. Grace
Mary C. Chelini
Whitney Close
Edith HF. Gottwall
Albert B
Dorothy
Faith HH
Gottwal
David H
Bilbert M
Ida M. Wissman
L Street
E. Baker Evans
Moonr & Barboda
William C Sullivan
John
Ron Weidenmaier
weepRina Janey C
Bullet Ax
Harry
Deeds of Trust in Congress Heights and Nearby Areas
A long list of deeds of trust filed in various wards and blocks, naming parties such as Thomas Sloane, Philip Banville, Julia Brandon, and Mary Quander. Amounts range from $200 to $34,000 with terms from 2 to 8 years and interest rates from 5 to 8 percent. Properties include multiple lots in Square numbers and blocks, with several trusts securing loans for individuals and associations including the American Building Association and Washington Six Per Cent Permanent Building Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Franela Geni
Martin KL. Gottwals
Redith H. Gottwals
Squarh
Nathan Smith
B. Edward Lewis
Floyd E. Davis
B. Baier Bryans
Albert B. Smith
B. Francis Sani
J. W. Powell
H. Gottwall
Soo
KE and
Marvin A. Custis
Eee Building Association
Eckington
Susie K. Holtingsworth
Block Chichester
William D. Naylor
Aqners Selb
C. M. Forrest
George 8. King
James R. Campbell
woopLey Paebk
Smoot Et Vir
Praneedy Lee
Harry L. Rust
George C. Bowls
Elizabeth
Comany
Union Trust Company
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Chevy Chase
Willis W. Parker Et al
Washington Loan and ‘Trust Company
Woodridgh
Dewey Et Ux
Horatio N. Taplin
John D. Coughlas
Lillie T Taplin
Frederick A. Singer
Munson
Bull
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
Juliet A. Averill Et Vic
Frank L
Washington Lomond Trust Company
Secre Union Trust Company
Square
Angelo Chicca
George Y. Hane
Wilcox
Congress Heights
Thomas Sloane
Julia B. Brandon
Jorge M. Emmerich
Douglass
Macial
Washington
Permanent Building Association
Phip Dickin
B. Francis Bavl
G. Percy McGine
Harry A. Kite
Trontmad—Simter L. Hetin Et
Ernest ZL. Schmidt
George M. Emmerich
in-American Building Association
Black & Square
Jewie P. Roberts
Charles F
Eugene I. Carusi
Maurice Geraci
Federica Severone
William Co. Sullivan
Walter A. Brown
John H. Clann
Joseph J.darlington
Yonre
George W. Harriman
John Scrivener
Judson T. Ghir
Amelia Maschauer
Fairmount Heigets
Mary FF. Quander
Thoma Walker
Thomas A. Johnson
Thomas HB. Bowle
Amanda HK. Roberts
William Beeell
Joseph F. Page
Terrell & Little
Ark
Lewis P. Roberts
Mand
Tars
M. Terrell
Lota Ocare
Arthur J. Richards
Es Geers
Mromnerice Ie
Mackall
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Holland
World-Wide Bank
Far East
Vanderlin
Orient
Local Produce Market
Concord
Niagara
New York Dameons
United States Treasury
Federal Trade Commission
Chicago Grain
Tell Lansing
United States Supreme Court
Justice MecKenna
Justice Holmes
Justice Day
Justice Hughes
Justice van Devanter
Justice Pitney
Be- Reynolds
John W. Rast
Ve. van Deman & Lewis
Peny
W. V. Tynner
John T. Little
Blackham Hsterline
J. F. Bailey
Baker Ice Machine Company
Edwin A. Krauthof
H.C. Brome
Appélies
Frank Zodrow
Ve. Jane
Eiate
Wisconsin
Ee Ped J. Rose
Walter CG
J. BR. Wideoerschmidt
Orrer
United States Court of Claims
Edward K. Campbell
Fenton W. Booth
Samuel 8. Barney
George W. Atkinson
George H. Downey
Carlitie, Lowe & Heyworth
George A. King
Supreme Court of the United States
P. MM. Ashford
Torpey
J. H. Zabel
Clark Va
O'Dean
Diemer le Esher
O'Shea & Sackstele
Claamachile
Company
Moshe
Atorneys
Hoebling
Digga
Hewe Wardeld
Sistl
Beale —Naala
Barber & Roas Va
O'Dea
Warren & Sholes
O'Shea
Sucka
Mathers Va
Hington
Wis
Baker & Teshy
Paebuon & Taeha
Vitale
Attoruate
Ella— Clarke
Williams Ae Victor Buffet Company
Attornay
A. D. Smith
Amelia
HB. Heath
Cliftten G
Wreath
L. Glen
Lawauits
Bahia
J. Jerome Lightfoot
Joseph W. Budies
Municipal Court
Plaintif
Bennett P. Ault
Clarence W. Gyesner
Hayden Johnson
T. H. Patterson
Manchester Smith Company
Harry H. Beech
Vernon F. Bradford
Fred M. Leithelser
E. P. Shealey
Harry JC. Middleton
William M. Clayton
BH. H. Thomas
Peyton Gordon
Federal Finance
John Poole
Reserve Bank
Army and Navy News
NAVAL
ARMY
Supreme Court
Equity Division
Jacobine
Jacobi
Wright & Warpler
C. L._Keeley
Duffey
Doffey
E. L. Gies
Freath
Heath
Patattt
Fiéharty
Fraser
Plaintitt
Banby-Smith
le Stovall
A. W. Scott
Clarence Berry
M. N. Richardson
Lomoshevaky Ve
Temashevsky
Tepper & Queach
Pretzfelder
Brietenbach
Attornega
Stearman
Dickey
Pickey
Williams
Packer
Kenyon &Macfarland
Finther
Leckie
Gook Va
Cook
James— O'Shea
Sacha
Justica McCoy
Kiser Vs
User
McNamara—Bilbrey
Bes BS
Foster Vs
Tepper & Gueach— Wolf
Brady Va
Montague
David Sinclair
Burke
Sleman
Circuit
Scale
A. A. Alexander
D. W. O'Donoghue
Barbour
Culloty
Washington Roailway and Electric Company
Lambert, Yeattman—Barbur
Sterrett
Shoemaker
JoLneen
Watkine Va
Washington Times Company
Carmody
Inthor—Lambert
Backenheimer
Wolf & ‘Wolf—Barbour
Fountaine
Mather
Barb
Chapman
Plaintiff
W. J. Lambert
R. H. Yeatman
George P. Hoover
Jonan Va
Cronan
Jory
B. E. Hinton
J. W. Cox
Arthur Peter
Lewin Va
National Society D. H
Phillips & Phulipe
Morill
Donaldson Va
Neligan
Gittings & Mackall
Yestman
Trents
Georgetown
Justice Siidons
Troyd Monroe
Mary EB. Nelle
Foudale Peyton
William C. Money
W. W. Stewart
United States Va
Gus Monts
Peter Jones
J. €. Foater
Frederick T. McCarthy
Nolle Lae
Joseph Hawkins
United Statos
Joseph Meeking
George Curry
Yorktown
Corinte
Ichnson Va
Lloyd
Federal National Bank
District Court News
Mullowny
Police Court
G Street
Mulloway
Harrigan
Sixth Precinct
Suse Madison
Mcenges
Harrison
Capt
District Court of Appeals
P. Dallas Washington
Daniel Turner
Washington Cattle Market
Americana
Lae Perkins
Southern
Riggs National Bank
Penn. Ave
OPP
U. S. Tebasuey
Commercial National Bank
the Bank of Personal Service
Aplorder AL Lorine
P.P. Jones & Baker Stock Brokers
Phone Bell
Keystone
Boston
Washington Gas
Georgetown Gas
Potomac Con
Os Capital Traction
Wash. Repid
Wash. Awy. Com
Washington Utilities Co
Lanaton
Wash, & Southern Bank
Continental Trust
N. & W. Steambont
Washington Baseball Club
Gayety Theater
Wash
Gus
Lanston
Farmers & Mechanics Bank
Washington Boaeball Club
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
N. W
N.W. Halsey & Co
St. N. W
Baltimore
Washington Loan & Trust Company Cor
John Joy Edson
P. P. Jones & Baker Stock
Philadelphia Bell
Race
Iin
Dease L. Heiske
Nive
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