Jamestown Exposition gains D A R support in plan
Virginia chapter leads drive for Jamestown Exposition building on Jamestown Island. The DAR backs a $6,000 to $7,000 project of colonial design, with a perma nent structure resembling Sir Walter Raleigh's home, aiming to boost the fair’s national program and Memorial Continental Hall fund.
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Virginia Society
National Board
Memorial Continental Hall Fund
Jamestown Exposition Company
Jamestown
Daughters of the American Revolution
Virginia
Jamestown Island
Benjamin Purcell
Richmond
Vircinia
Minsetone
Walter Raleigh
Donald McLean
Mclean
Maryland
New York
Sigging
Yeerd
Banks and brokers trade with New Orleans on election day
New York markets closed though New Orleans cotton exchange stayed open for traders seeking New Orleans access on election day. Up town offices stayed open, some firms continued arbitrage with London as Americans in London showed dull activity. Ogden predicts Gould railroad terminal as Colton buys extensive land rights. Treasury receipts show bank note redemptions and revenues from internal revenue and customs.
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York
New Orleans
New York
London
Ogden
Utah
W. F. Colton
Gould Railroad
Gould
Gowd
Oregon
London Closing Prices and Market Rates Summary
London closing prices list commodities and stocks with mentions of Cracale Cupeols and Anacus de Atchirva, alongside references to Great Western Chicago Milwaukee and other rail lines. The piece records currency and commodity prices, including Teas and wheat, with a note on discount rates in the open market for whert and three month periods. Minor OCR fragments reference various lines and markets, ending with a quoted price for an ounce and a discount rate of about 4.44 percent.
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Lemidon
Anacus de Atchirva
Agehison
Ohio
Paynesareak
Chicago
Milwaukee
Mand
Paul de
Sertope
Weerera
Norfoik Ami Western
Umtario Ami
Pennsylvania
Prtcom
Baltimore Markets Noted Price Stability Amid Varied Goods
Baltimore markets show butter and cheese prices steady with little change in values. Other items including india creamers and sugar parcels appear unchanged as market observers report steady demand and consistent grading across small lots.
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Baltimore
Washington Stock Exchange Outlook Stirs Trading Volume
New commission activity lifted Washington Stock Exchange spirits and broadened trading. Banks anticipate modest loan expansions amid anticipated Comptroller action while outside loans of about 260000 have flowed to local securities. Private bids and selective higher prices emerge for Union Trust and other notes as market demand remains firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Stock Exchange
New York
Baye
Loans Ag
Washington
Pudge
The
Stock Exchange
Commercial Bank of
Second National Bank
Metropolitan
Citizens’ Bank
Trust Company
Union Trust Company
Lanston
Washington Stock Exchange closing quotes and market notes
Closing quotations show rail and utility stocks including Washington Railway and Electric preferred at 93 1/2 and common near 42 1/2, Capital Traction, Metropolitan and Columbia rail bonds, and various insurance and gas stocks. Also notes district bonds, Philippine land bonds, and miscellaneous issues with prices and maturities. Cattle hogs and sheep prices listed. minor ads and a Dr Agnew heart cure promotion appear at end.
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Salon
Washington Railway and Hlecttig
Capital Traction
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Washington Railway and Electric Somriden
Washington Login and Trust
Unter Trust Company
National Metropolitan Citizena Bank
Corcoran Insurance Com
Waytington Gas
Lanston
Craphophone Common
East Washington Railway and
Washington Railway
National Metropolitan Citizens Bank
Steck
District of Columbia
Philippine Land Purchase
Capital Traction Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia Railroad
City and Suburban Railroad
Washington Railway and Electric
Washington
Ias Company
Washington Gas Company Fe
Washington Gas, Company veriUc
United States Electric
Chesapeake and Patrixc Telephone
Washington Mar Kew Company
Potomar
Norfolk and Washington
Safe Deposit and Trust
National Safe de
Washington Loan and Trust
American Security and Trust
Union
Washington Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Union Savings Plant
Railroad
Washington Revway
Electric
Cristol Gas God Electric
National Bank
Bank of
Clizena
Cra Sta. Armera
Metaurgs
Yecur
Visi
Columbia
Capital
American
Lincoln
Rigby
Piremen's
Franklin
Metropolitan
Carcote
Washington G. Oh
Georgetown
Machlus Dtocke
Mergenthaler Echnotype
Lenton
Greeny
Washington Market
Norfolk
Pen Women’s League Meets In Latrobe Home
The Pen Women’s League met Monday evening at Ita vice-president Mrs Virginia Kidg Wrye’s home. New members Annie Adelaide Albert and Lydia Young-Withie were admitted. Reports covered recent conventions, literary notices, and member activities including Miss Minnie Swayze’s death and plans for a music and literature event on November 24. Headquarters will be at the University on Massachusettes Avenue.
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League of American Pen Women
Ita
Virginia. Kidg Wrye
Mies
Annie Adelaide Albert
Ageocrate
The
New Age
Lydia’ J. Young-Withie
Juliette Ms. Babbitt
International League of Press Clubs
Detroit
LaSalle Corbell Picket
Mary Temple Jamison
Meg
Joaque Istory
Latrobe
E Weekly
Bertha Hirsch Baruch
Laura B Brown Smith
Cedar Rapids
Mis
Winnie Ream Hoxle
League
Misa Anos
Mius Dreyfus
Camille Platamarion
Mabel Cronian Jones
Christian Union Herald
Pittsburg Christian Advocate
Strom
Carrie Jacobs-Bond
Park Congregational Church
London
Bertin
Bond
Daily Argus
Mount Vernon
Hlf. Bender
Helen H. Gardecer
Florence
Italy
Genoa
James Jeffrey Roche
Histories Bulletin
Washington
Parlor Metals
Browning
Power House Victim Dies After Potomac Explosion
George Trammell dies at Emergency Hospital from burns and body wounds four weeks after the Potomac Electric Power House explosion. Fireman at the boiler room, he was near the main steam pipe when it burst. Coroner declares death an unavoidable accident. He leaves a seven year old daughter, widowed wife, and a wounded brother still hospitalized. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Trammell
Potomac Electric Power
Trammell
Mel
Nevitt
Conduit Road
William
Humane Society Report Shows Rise in Work and Cruelty Prosecutions
The Humane Society executive committee met in the Warder Building Monday evening led by President A. Snow. Members included J B Tupper Edwin M Truell and several others. The ten month report shows 83 more animals examined and 267 more cruelty prosecutions than the prior year. Armour reports 48 Bands of Mercy organized and 1 089 members with 162 addressed and many literature pages distributed. McGlue notes 32 children investigated with two placed with the Board of Children's Guardians and one sent to reform school.
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Humane Society
The
Warder Building
A. Snow
J. B.T. Tupper
Edwin M. Truell
W. ©. Duvell
Crammond Kennedy
Florence Cairns
Mary Howe Totten
H.B. F. Macfarland
Florence Murray
Miles Harriet B. Loring
Misa Mary A. Peet
Armour
Band of Mercy Work
Bands of Mercy
McGlue
the Sorety
Board of Children's Guardiana
Reform School
The Legal Record in the Supreme Court and Public Notices
A dense docket lists Supreme Court justices and parties in various cases, with motions, adjournments, and schedules. It records district court assignments, equity and bankruptcy sittings, and numerous cases from the Court of Appeals in Washington and Illinois styles, including deadlines for November 1905, civil, criminal, and probate matters, plus notices of will admissions and guardianships.
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Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Payne
Stobinson
J. J. Darlington
Appeltes
Fred Harper
United States
West
Hitchcook
A. Putnam
W. C. Shelley
W. H. Robeson
Appatloo
D. W. Beker
Riley
Baltimore
Akd Dale Railroad Company
C. A. Douglass
BB. Sherrill
Appellee
Hampton
Colbert
Romerova
Cottel
You
A. W. Scott
MT. Clinkscales
Kooil Va
Toragy
J. W. Patterson
United States Va
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
D. W. Baker
Hamilton & Colbert
Cookra
Hayden Johnson
J. McD. Carrington
D. W
Supreme Court
Equity Court No
Justice Anderton
New York
Ve. Dent
W. C. Prentiss
Fay & Putnam
Taylor & Payne
A. McKenney
J. J
Darlington
Springfeld Fire and Marne Insurance Company
Ve. Wright
Salonisi
C. FP. Shrave
W. F Hall
Crane & Breed Manufacturing Company
Chambers
R. P. Shealey
McCallum Ve. Elis
Sollcttore
Folitz
Folila
C. Carrington
P. A. Grow
Washington and Fotomec Steamboat Company
J. G. Bigetow
Willman
Glrlman
L., Pugitt—Strickland & Batley
Dyer Va
Crolapant
Justice Anderson
George J. Stinging
Scaggs
Circuit Court
Justice Barnard
Lambes Ve. Cummings
Plaintit
Tae Tobriner
Byron U. Graham
Loughrm Ve. Bow
Plalatin
Lron & Lyon
Corbin Va
Real Estate Transfers Across Washington District
Real estate transfers listed across Washington districts including northeast avenues and streets, with numerous lots, squares, and trustees. Transfers involve Newton to Fate Het Graves, Drury to Jarrington, Smoot to Glaser, Avoux to Duevali, Davyles to Kearney, Chamberlain to Miller, and many others. Bank and building association liens referenced, plus sheriff estates and lawsuits noted.
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Tennerssen
George P. Newton
Fate Het Graves
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
Samuel A. Drury
James Iarrington
Fourth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
John F. Smoot
Ignac Glaser
Eleventh Street
William Avoux
Owen B. Duevali
Third Street
Katraala
William Davyles
Robert He Kearney
Twelfth Street
Margarita R. Chamberlain
George F
William BR. Miller
Deanwood
M. Elizabeth Brownlnog
John W
Andrew Jackson
Henry J
Nettie L. Canty
Monroe
Strat Nowthwest
Walter BR. Wilson
J. Casely Howans
Katherine L. Johnson
John O
Suean H. Kauffman
Sixth
Rev. Benth
George C. Pumphrey
Boward J. Liston
Eighth Street
Charles J. Allium
Jubioun
T. Heare
Louisiana Avenue
Seventh Streets
Emory Speer
Joseph S. Juxth
Will in One Sentence on Business Head Bequeaths All to Wife
Charles H. Reisinger wrote his will on a business note head August 30 with two witnesses and offered for probate. The entire devise goes to his wife Annie as administrator without bond. Mary Alice Eggleston dated January 1901 bequeaths most property to husband Joseph M. Eggleston, who is named executor. Howard Markward’s will dated July 22 19XX is filed. arms and estate go to son George H. Markward. widow Cathern Margaret Markward receives the remainder and is executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Reisinger
Annie
Mary Alice Eggleston
Joseph M. Eegleston
Eggleston
Howard Markward
George H. Markward
Cathern Margaret Markward
Woman dies in elevator accident in government building
At an inquest held at the morgue yesterday over Miss Margaret Mellivane the charwoman killed by an elevator at the State War and Navy Building on Monday, a coroner jury ruled death an unavoidable accident and absolved all responsables. Watchman William Wolsey testified workers trained to operate the car twice monthly. An elevator inspector found no mechanical faults. The remains were released for funeral arrangements by a half brother, Charles Richter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Mellivane
State, War, and Navy
William Wolsey
William Y. Evans
Charles Richter
Miss McIlloane
Miss Roosevelt Gifts Delayed At Georgetown Customs
Georgetown customs officers busy with monthly Treasury report face a backlog in appraising Miss Roosevelt's Christmas gifts. Twenty seven boxes remain in the vault under guard as examine and appraisement are postponed to next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Roosevelt
Georgetown
Treasury Department
Mr. Nyman
Millan
Miss Boardman
Roonsevelt
Chrysanthemum Show Closes After Record Attendance
The Agricultural Department reported the chrysanthemum show ended at 10 p m with the highest attendance of the event. An estimated 5000 to 10000 visitors came yesterday though elections drew many away. Flowers will be cut today for hospitals and two new varieties Mrs Roosevelt and Miss Alice Roosevelt will be propagated for public sale next winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department
B. T. Galloway
Bureau of Plant Industry
Mrs. Roosevelt
Alice Roosevelt
Christian Women Meet United Gathering Led by Macfarland
The united Women's Christian Association and Young Women's Christian Association will host a public meeting tonight at 8 at First Congregational Church Tenth and G streets. Commissioner Macfarland will preside with Rev. Rose Fishburn conducting opening exercises. Mrs. J Griffith and Mrs. Warren Buxton will deliver greetings from national bodies, and W Woodward of the Washington Y M C A will extend the welcome of that organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ommissioner Macfarland
United
Women’s Christian Association
Young Women's Christian Association
First Congregational Church
Tenth
Macfarnand
Rose~Fishburn
Griffith
American Committee
Warren
Kirk Guest of Honor at United Spanish War Veterans Smoker
Lawton Camp No. 4 of the United Spanish War Veterans will host a complimentary smoker tomorrow evening on Sixth Street Northwest. The event carries the motto Fun and Fraternalism TM. Captain BE Kirk of California, a past national officer and junior vice commander of the National Army of United Spanish War Veterans, will be guest of honor with an official escort comprising current and past department commanders and camp leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Spanish War Veterans
Lawton Camp
Department District of Columbia
Sixth Street
National Army of United Spanish War Veterans
BE. Kirk
California
Lawton
Soft coal mine owners set national convention in Chicago
Owners of soft coal mines plan a Chicago convention on November 22 to form a national federation of coal mine operators. The call comes from commissioners and secretaries of state mine operators associations across the United States. The move follows a Coal Workers' Union threat to demand wage increases in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Justice Brower
Justice Brown
Justice White
Justice Pockheen
Jules McKeens
Justice Rober
Justices Day
Charlee R. Lauder
Chicago
Erest W. Gibeon
Hrettleboro
Prantica
Gulf, Colomado and Santa Fe Hallway Company
Plaintit Im Error
Phalntifts
Commonwealth of Kentucky, Ae, &c
Boyle County
F. H. Hartman
Va Butterfold Lumber Company
Holmes Conrad
PL. Jomea
Paul Derobert
de N. Steanchan
United States Court of Appeals
Second Circuit
Alricken
Aeckeb
Harold Petrie Et Ab
Crosman Lumber Company Et
David Lunaten
Ami
Comlyer H. Willett
Beryl B. Carroll
Aprollant
Greenwich Taetrance Company of
New York
Chartes W. Mullen
Appelant
John G. Johnson
James C. Davis
Tke Appelives
Cherie A. Clark
Walt
Clark
National Federation of
United States
Coal Workers' Union
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Rteady
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G. A. Welssport
Stone & Poole
O'donnell’s
Pa. Ave
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PEN Women's League
Power House
Animals
Daily Cotton Letter
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Teady AK
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Boston
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Equity Court No. 2
Justice Stafford
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National Lutheran Home For
McGowrin
Serven & Moliwn
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Anglo-American Savings and Loan Association
E. M. Hewlett
Roberts
Ruffin
Cate
Sakridae
GC. Carrington
T. J. Mackey
Kraft
Lewin
J. H Adriaane—Bendholm
Nash Ve
District of Columba
Attor- Hamlton & Colbert
B. H. Thomas
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Potomac Electric Power Company
Lancaster & Smith
Von
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Washington Railway and Electric Company
Attorgays, Cordon & Gardon
Wright Ve. Weshington Bailway
Elestric Company
B. T. Doyle
Casey
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National Metropolitan Chirees’ Bank
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George F Cot- Hlue
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W. J. Lambert
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Mercy
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National Automatic Fire Alarm Company
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Wolf & Cohen
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Lester & Price
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Asthor
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Payson Burritt
A. B. Duval
Maryalice
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Thomas K. Dozer
Catharine Sullivan
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R. A. Curtin
Charles Hl. Reislager
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Vir
George W
Irwin
B. Linton
James A. Messer
George B. Meeser
Dobbins
Arthur M. Wheeler
George F. W.mammamt Percival
Brown
Charles W. Clagett
Durr N. Edwards
Sarah C. Young
Charlotte Alsquith
Martin A. Curtinet
Susan Hopp
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Equitable Cooperative Building Association
Jet
ST. Elizabeth
William J. Burgess
Wackington Lown and Trust Company
Equitable Co-operative Building
Allaselation
Nichols Avenue
James Herrington
Washingtonoan and
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Owen KE. Duvall
Henry Jf. Bergmann
George M. Emmerich
Metropols Building Association
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Robert A. Kearney
Henry H. Bergmann
Georgem. Emmerich
Metropolis Building Association
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George Mo Emmerich
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Thomas J. Devitt
J. Corwin Taplin
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Walter G. Davis
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Schwartz, Strauds & Co
Hugh Cosgrove
Plaintima
L. H. David
R. B. Bebrand
Arthur English
Thompson-Starrett Company
Charles Poe
William Colton
Salvatore Esto
Hylas T. Wheeler
Price
M. Waldhiera & Co
Ve. Eugen
Davicount
Plaintif
Rowalle
P. Draper
Wiliam J. Heke
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C. A. Prouty
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cleveland
Fred G. Clark Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Waverly Oil Works
Qalea
Suhise of Lock
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Equitable Go-Operative Building Association
Equitable Building
Jock F BT
Yohn Joy Eason
Ellis Speer
Gev
Will
Melsilvane
Customs House
Department of Agriculture
Kirk Guest OF Honor
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American Express Co
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Washington Loan & Trust Co
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John Joy Edson
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Ellis “Spear
Andrew Parker
Harry G. Mrem
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Thomas Bradley
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Arthur Wall
Lynn, Wall & Co
Adams Building
M. J. Sage & CO
Cotton Thone Macy
Heiskeil, & 3McLe Loan Companies
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Potomac Guarantee Loan Cd
F Street Nw
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M. W. Cor
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Mecca
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