Taylor May Be Jurist President by Information Reached Capital
Washington reports President Taft may name Hannis Taylor of Alabama and North Carolina to the Supreme Court after Justice Peckham's death. Taylor, a renowned scholar and author in jurisprudence, serves Georgetown University and has strong ties to the South. The president is said to want a prompt appointment, likely from the same court circuit.
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Supreme .Court
Washington
Peckham
Supreme Court
Hannig Taylor
Capital
Tully
South
Tom
Ag Vine Court
Peaseng Iz
Justice White
Louisiana
Justles Beckham
Cilp
New York State
Hannis Taylor
Aing
Taylor
Natlvs
North Carolina
Mobile
Alalana
Tgs
Seattle
Spain
Japon Hin Iy
Clevecunt
Te University of Dublin
Saylor
Euan
Uni Crsity
Raylar
United States
Alaska
London
Lans
Georgetown Univercty
Idan Ito
Taft
Senate
Mme. Steinbell
Mme. Steinheli
Soulley
Jiago da Valles
Mme. Steinheit
Couillard
Sealey
Young Wolf
Steinheil
Maurice Borderel
Borderel
Ife
Mme. Steinhell
Pierre Bufsgon
Knox Considering Crosby for China Post Amid Other Candidates
Secretary of State Knox declined to discuss Crosby as a potential minister to China while noting that several other candidates are under consideration. No final decision soon, and no political factors will drive the choice. State Department officials said they know nothing of Crosby succeeding Reid or Low’s current status at the British court.
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Peking Post
Gseur T Crosby
Virginia
China
Knox Igrday
Crosby
Chris
Knox
Iieials
State Department
Rel Low
Whitelaw Reid
Britain
Mrr
Low
St. James
Newspaperman Engaged to Carrie Orr Jackson
Announcement last night states Miss Carrie Orr Jackson, descendant of Wash tom’s oldest tamalltes, will wed James Sharp Henry, a Washington news correspondent for twenty years. Henry leads the Washington Bureau of the Philadelphia Weeks and has been linked to District commission talks and the Gridiron Club presidency. The wedding is planned in Washington during the winter.
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Carrie Orr Jackson
Benjamin V. Jackon
Washtom
James Sharp Henry
National Capital
Washington
Henry
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
District Board of Commissioners
Benjamin F. Barnes
Kington
Gridiron Club
Henry Ipwid
Receivers Appointed for Wilkens Sherry Printing Firm
Noel W parasyally and Alfred J Carr were named receivers for Wilkens Sherry Printing Company at Eleventh and F streets NW. Marie Perry secretary treasurer filed the petition through Wilson and Barks. The firm admitted debts about 1.00 and assets around 25,000, with the meeting to address indebtedness.
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Noel W. Parasyally
Alfred J. Carr
Wilkens-Sherry
Mariel Perry
Vnting Company
Wilson & Barks
Alfred J. Care
Flamingo Train to Speed Florida Travel Start Tomorrow
New Florida special service to run between New York and Knights Key with a Flamingo train name. Seaboard Air Line will operate through sleepers to Knights Key as fastest North Florida link with Havana connection. Schedule aims to boost Florida tourism and rail travel in the coming season.
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Bowrd
Seaboard
New York
Washington
Knights, Key
Kntabis Key
Snetween
Florida
Cubs
York Myame
Morida Tourlat
Henry Brown and Temperance Visitor Enter Fight at Home
Henry Brown a local temperance lecturer clashes with Arthur Proctor at Brown's home after Proctor's alcohol presence and Miss Brown's invitation. Police seize the scene. Proctor fined 39 for disorder. Separate case features jealous lover Arador Powell assaulting Judd for Sarah's sake. judge dismisses the charge. John Jascos, a well-known vagabond, claims 59 years in the city with long drink habit. he is jailed on vagrancy charges.
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Brown
Papa
Henry Brown
W. C
I. U
Arthur Proctor
Proctor
Beauregerd
Sarah Belt
Chase's Court
Arador Powell
Oscar
Sarah
Arador
Powell
Judd
Kimball
Munsey Sues Shoemaker Co Over Rent Dispute Eviction Case
Frank A. Munsey files cross-bill against Shoemaker Co in Washington rent dispute over premises at 130 and 1335 street NW. He seeks forfeiture of renewal rights from July 1, 1909, argues lease term expired and a two-appraiser value method applied. Contends appointer eligibility issues and asks eviction, noting property bought for 101,000 in 19 and current value higher.
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Frank A. Munsey
Shoemaker
Atreet
Witon J. Lambert
Munsey
James F. Oyster
Frank A. Harrison
Shoothaker Company
Oyster
Fennaylygniavenue
Ninth Street
MY. Mimmey
Market Wives Face Higher Prices on Supplies at Fair
Street shoppers and housewives learn the Whealesgle-Litie game at the stalls will raise meat and pork bids, making supplies costlier. Officials warn the higher bids may push prices upward compared with last year.
Market Prices Rise In Open Season Food Provisions
Food costs edged higher week by week with wholesale goods up, meats scarcer, and poultry prices climbing. Wild game scarce as the open season begins, ducks and top meats expensive, while winter vegetables and fruits remain plentiful in markets.
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Deslers
Liitle
Duplin
Hutter
Not Slayer of a Prince Tragedy Ties Heir to Marie Vettera
Austrian embassy clarifies that the Denver death of a man calling himself Frank Wyckoff, once Simon L. M. von Vetzera, could not be Count Sonja von Vetzera or linked to Crown Prince Rudolph's death. Bar on Ambrozy notes the deceased was born in 1831 and not the prince’s killer. The case ties to Marie Vetsera and Castle Mayerling with various theories about suicide or assassination.
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Denver
Frank Wyckoff
California
Simon L. M. von Vetzera
Sonja von Vetzera
Rudolph of
Austria
Louis Ambrozy
Denvyer
Himon L. M. von Vetzara
San Francisco
San Quentin Penitentiary
Pot & Vetzera
Sustor
Marie Vétzera
Baroness Vetsera
Marie
Stephani
Franz Joseph
Rudolph
Maria
Marte
Vetzere
Supreme Court Daily Docket of 1909 Legal Records
The document lists a dense, period tone docket from the United States Supreme Court and lower federal courts, naming Justices, attorneys, and pending matters. It records cases, adjournments, and notices across criminal, equity, and probate dockets, with references to specific defendants, plaintiffs, and counsel.
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Cuicuit
Justice Wrist
Jouvre Move Company
Conta
Dave
Piainture
Wueatlay
Dey
Teri
Stewart Ve
Trinity African Methodist Episcopel Church
Leava
Plaiatim
Moulton
Lee
Nilaud
Swestman
Taylee
Callegoen Velendayt
Lewkts
Fulton & Cox
Mem
Bivens
Am Atone
Dove Tial
Phaaneiee
Stoclaiy
Boe
Thomas Ve
Plaintili
C. Symand
W. Beller
Defendanes Wearass
Eo Hearnbed
United States
Wes of Enameled Brieft and Tile Company
Hole Safety Beller Gompeng’s Tea
Mia An
Plalnilit
Attornay
C. C. Hackett
Defundant
John Hideout
Trosowahl
Venice
Shuseithe Tormey
Netiwater Wisdn
Attornen
Worthington, Ralston, Siddens & Richerdon
Windolphis
Plaintitta Attornes
Aha
Detendons
Rhis
Mhow
Plaiotia
Atta
A. Jones
Ghorato ‘Ve. Harshwore and
Obie Railroad Company
Motion
AL Largevd
EF. Downing
G. A. Berry
Aefendent
Harailton
Colbert
Yerker Bamitton
Jones mm Cmg
Derr
Poysir & Taylor
Hioward & McNamane
Lokr
Dare, Poyrer & ‘Taylor
Souder
Johnson
Mackwin
Pitsburg Plate Glass Company
Attomers
Wol Rosenberg
Ute Bellebanga
Wediams
Atterness
MH. ‘Moulton
R. B. Bebrent
Ait Kreest
Borge Albocheys
Siéman &Lerch
RF. Callagay
Brandanburg & Brandenburg
W. Celllon
Autsholi Ve
United States Fidelity and “Guaranty Company
Hamilton, Colbert, Varkes & Busclston
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Deeds of Trust Entries for Clare Mills Estate and Related Parcels
A list of deeds of trust and secured estates filed, naming Clare Mills Estate and numerous grantors and trustees. Notable entries include Andrew Wilton, Wool W. Barzatle, and Woodley Park developments, with property values ranging from hundreds to thousands, durations noted in years and months, and interest rates around five to six percent. The compendium references multiple blocks and additions, including Saratoga Addition and Brookland, with various securing banks and associations.
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Grant Park
Eljak Brown
Reuben T. Franklin
Univergitt Heights
Mary E. Johnson
Mery Albinson
Wilam H. “O'Brien
Albert Grimes
Square
Mary Halen O
Caries J. Butler
Congress Meights
Heary
Longnecker Ef Ux
Richard H. Merredlib
Cathndeal Avenue
John W. Brawner
Francis Hi
Stonentreet
Pert
Hirnest Tatas
Annie H. Nelson
Thirthenth
Sam
Bailie A. Colvin
Chase
Palton R. Gordon St
Sarah “G. Wheeler
Chaelas
Tomes I. Fletaber
Caterina F. Hannog
Siath
Seventh Streste
Herman IC
McC. Thorn
Aguare
Birira
Garéer
Jon W. Fatran
Fourth Street
Clarthe Jine
Addie B. Clark
Dart Square
Mathathoot
Pennsylvania Avenue
Columbia Heights
Louie B. Schneider
Jacob
Shappiria
Eleventh Street
Atreots
Charles Th. Gehsuchwi Ur
Clarence H. Snd
Olivia
Atherton
Eatare
FIDO
Clare Mills
Juliu
Knopp
Andrew Wilton
W. Barzatle
Broolua
Woodley Fark
Vranels X
Stoneshest Et
Verbet A. Qut
Hichard E. Palro
Bours
Harry A. Biexsing
Gert
Charles B Sanea
Wageaman
Tomecgré
Gate
Horace W. Whittaker
Willam
Becure
H. Shales
Willem L Srowiing
George Shales
Earle H. "Parker
Clarence ‘Zona ‘Sa
Harry M. Packard
Price
Harry M. Peckert
Eure Curetl
Financial notices fragment list with payments and securities
A fragmented OCR list details semiannual and monthly notes secured by various individuals and properties. It records amounts like 42 500 and 31 90, terms of 1 to 6 years, rates around 6 percent, and multiple securings by parties including William J. Purkey, J. Clinton totuby, and Charles Tribuy. Also notes the death of U S Crouse and a small obituary mention.
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Robert Lee O'Brien
Alexander J. Behwartz
George C. Pamphrey
George N. Palmer
William J.plather
Tod Jane B. Elerma
John M
Mary R. Heletander
HO. S
M. Jones
Hero
Sérilamauelix
J. King
C. “W. Besl
J. Clinton Totuby
Thowan B. Yeager
Weetire Charles
Censlal Mualy
Lot
George F. Harding
Hill
Thy
Ana “Cercote
Zapp
Perworth
Guy
S and
Carmin
Norman B. Gamn
Jury
William G. White
Charles
Scheuch
Bquare
W. Wallace Chigwell
Snd
Maror AL Hite
Willam A. Bill
Witton J. Lam- Dart
Wrapcure
Devid B. Macdork
Bauer
Nice Dem
Eame
Mother says seven children take Father John’s Medicine
Mrs Justus of Jersey City says Father John’s Medicine helps all seven children when they are well or ill. She cites a severe longstanding cough years ago and reports improvement after using the remedy. The letter praises its claimed throat and chest benefits and urges readers to try it.
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Justus
Sersey City
Father John
Mia
John
Mex
G. Jn Feuilly
Joly
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Carrie Jackson
James S. Henry
Wilkens-Sherry Company
New Florida
Henry VS. Demonrum
Temperance
Asagor
Ligele Blee
Lisle
Mullaway
Jedge
Lizzle
John Jascos
John A. Moss
Glascos
Joba
Shogmaker CO
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Mme. Steintell
Iery
Tinae Ahe
Coullard
Mme. Steinhoff
Bordexel
Priyomer
Bulason
Marthe
Mate
Breiphell Cank
Mme. Steinheil
Covinara
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Borderet
Faure
Chavacard
Ballncourt
Haya Baan
Stelamen
Wolf
Polles Commissaire Buchotte
Steinwell
Imsiatss Ronsin
Dr. Lefevre
Mme. Steinwell
Poncy
Mme. Steinhelt
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Burlingham
Virginian
Richmond
Fred Burlingham
Paris
Harmsworth News Service
Lohdott
Progreea
Aera
Staunton
Charlottesville
Southwest
Virgina
Richmond News
Dispatch
Evening News
Sir Alfred Harmsworth
Harmsworth
Tala Country
Rudolph of Austria
Marie Vettera
United States Supreme Court
Yarlen
Brewer
Mrie
Lea Mexema
Justice Holmes
Urton Bays
Charles Burks Stafford
Chicago
Arturo M. Elias
Williams
B. Bell
George Mervin Ervine
Matthaw Sountey
Mr. H
Whiship Watley
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Calle
Olu Re. Bacuett
Toxae
Ercor
James J
Berbeur
Otto R. Bargeit
Pialatit
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Georgy D. Resnollntas
Great “Northern “Railway Company
Minaemots
Wiliam R. Bere
Court of Appéals
District of Columbia
Freeent
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van Gredel
George P. Bove Wan
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Tor Appaliee
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Neale
Deuy
Wiclaraham
Makenney
Wickersham
DuBois
Atorneye
Bettenber
Flannery
Colére
Penning & Lew
Ston
Eat
Justice Anderson
Walter Illeston
Equity Court
Justice Anderton
Sigourney Sigourney
Newton Donaldson
Thero Ulsraarer Seaierey
Semminer
Plaine Torney
Plains
Mts
W. A. Johnston
Brown Ve
Ad Costa
Plaintif
Montague
Moria Sotenient
G. W. Drews Cahill
Hughetford
WJ. Embertt Tefenaeds
Pennebaker
W. M. Guttre i
Steberge
James Many
Platouiit
Hain
Slinkacalea
Seieteenre
W. Pollara
Iyorcea
Wid
Pintauti
H. B. Danvis
E- H. ‘Thames
Sohn Ridout
Shin National ‘Bank Ra
Gratezamlia
Platuti
Attornes
T Ridgut
Hugh Tagger
McRae
Tanger
Daya
Adtandant
Lincolp Ainley
Savare
Tasker
Staten
Wattec
Adorn
Lavawy
Yeatmien
Sintes
Citron
Atel Wesewil
Weare Attocex
George H. Macdonald
Tates
Penay Adlon
Christopher Lew
Giaibaledt Bonccorsa
Peatestiy
Atvorey
Campbell Carrington
Ernest Vorresten
Amercut
Carroll Ford
Qaleish Washington
Walter Fortune
Grant Wit
Desige
Stator
Jentier
Charter
United
Statea
Jamen
Hampshire
Howard Marquette
Criminal Court NU
Justice Atagora
United Blaide
Edward Lechmere
Talted States
Clagstr
Aoeault
Sentanesd
Fen Yaarn
Attormer
Roscoe
Barris
Antiorners
SD. Trait
W. J. Neale
J. A. ‘Toomey
Equity Court No. Ur
Barnard
Roca
Pcoot
GG Jones
Plalntit
W. P. Flumtey
Defenient
L. Glen
Campnor Surat
Projurt Gompeng Ya
Weed
Mi Thae
Plaintit
Mr. Strosburger
Flatin
Attoragy
H. Stewart
Baed
Froit
Plaiatie
Atterage
O'Brien
Attorners
Halley & Hoilare
Marente
Anacostis, Brick Company
Wile San & Marktasio, Defendanes “Attoray
Carr
Circult Court NO
Clabaugh
Ida Va
Intarnational Correupoividence Univarelly
Leckie
Walton
W. C. Clephany
Parsons Ef Gordon
Oves
Ap. Beal Nuted
Bond
Stinrney
BH. Glesy
W. E. Beptur
Attecoers
Chapin Brows and
Wits Dievdoade Ws
New York Avenue
Bearteg
Justice Bursar
Sarah E. Hell
E. Mutser
Lunsford
G. “Grndorit
Lutor Authorhuod
B. Linton
Comalia S| Fallows
Etima
Aria St. Davison
W. Hi. Wallace
Betata
Henry Orth
Howl Davings and Trust Company
Ryan Atateau
Entata
Wichael Janger
Magda
Saumtel F. Hachin Etl al
Meyer BU Nesmas
Pialott
George C. Gertman
ONG UH Male
Perry Va
Wilkens Thei Printing Company
Tor’ Raselver
Platts
Wilson & Barkwdale
Loula Rothachild Company
Va. Adolf
Platntims
Tie Boy Maskeye
District of
Hawn
Palais Royal
A.lisher
Coats
Peter
Bulta
SNB
Bern
North Pate Cospate
Germany
Eressee
A. Lisner
Althouse
Holland
Haarlem Oif
Capeutes
Bowes
Drugeise
Tilly
Gslerax
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Scranton
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