Balboa the Mississippi alligator finally eats after long fast
In the Battery aquarium Balboa, the Mississippi alligator, has not eaten for three months. Keepers describe his refusal of carp and rats and describe a risky feeding with two new fish that finally provoked a response. The scene includes Cap and Balboa’s dramatic reaction to the strange meals.
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New York
Globe
Balboa
Thojuarium
Alllgator
Talboa
Aquarium
Atendants
Sualeza
Gelboa
Cap
Megow
Lim
Washington Stock Exchange Activity Reports Modest Trading
Despite election day, the Washington Stock Exchange saw notable activity with price moves across rails and utilities. Trades included Washington Railway and Electric 4s around 851-8, preferreds 77 1/2 to 78, and Union Trust and Storage at 108 5/8 for 70 shares.
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Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Railway
Washington Stock Exchange summary of bonds and stocks
Trading columns list prices and allocations for many issues including Washington Railway and Electric 4s, Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone bonds, Capital Traction Company stock and bonds, Washington Gas certificates, and Metropolitan Railroad securities. Includes numerous notes on preferred and common shares, debentures, and various bank and insurance stocks with bid quotes and issue indicators. Maintain focus on entities, prices, and issue types for archival reference.
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United States
Washington Railway and Electric
Washington Gas
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Capital Traction
Washington Hallway and Electric Preferred
T. Upton Trust and Storage Company
WSS
Lod
National Bank
Columbia Fire Insurance Company
National Safe Deposit Company
District of Columbia
Philippine Land Purchase
Capital Traction Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Metropalltan
Columbia Railroad
iSlf
City and Suburban Railroad
Anacostia and Potomac
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Washington Gas Company Sa
Washington Gas Company
United States Electric Light
Washington Market Company First
Potomac Electric Light First
Safe Deposit
Uust
National Safe Deposit and Trust
Washington Logo and Trust
American Security and Trust
Union ,Trust and Storage
Washington Savings Bank
IvTly
Corcoran
Potomac
Alington
National Talun
Columbia
Caltantas
Rocal Estate
Washington
Chesapeake and Potomac
stuka—Verxenthaler Linotype
Langston Monotype
Greene Consolidated Cooper Company
Washington Market
Norfolk
J’ Maury
Dave Compan
Tenor's trousers vanish at hotel amid theft arrest
A thief stole Dippel's trousers from a tenor's trunk at a hotel. Police traced a suspect on Sixt Street, near West Dodaven, who was found with similar trousers. The troubled tenor vowed never to perform without his lavender pants again as the case drew public attention.
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Dippel
Europelitan Gmera Jlinse
Majes
Diapel
Vienna
Nis Pompa
Wiegmund
Pat
Ginal- To
Li Siati
West Dodaven
Owsherm
Janes Graham
Walt
Washington Produce Market Prices From 19th Century Ledger
Market notes list wide range prices for potatoes onions celery sweet potatoes and more in New York Virginia and nearby areas. Livestock prices show cattle hogs sheep and calves with varied grades and weights. Dated entries reflect historical regional market rates and item names.
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New York State
Western
Virginia
New York
Ginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
LIVE STOCK MARKETS REPORTS FOR NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE
Cattle receipts in New York and Baltimore show 3 000 head with Westerns. prices range from 1 600 to 65 for cattle and feeders. Hogs across 18 000 receipts marked strong with mixed and butcher grades from 4.80 to 5.40. sheep strong with lambs steady to higher. Week totals show 3 850 cattle, 1 000 sheep, plus steamship exports to Belfast Glasgow and Liverpool involving cattle and sheep.
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New York
Navy
Srrang
Lord Charlemont
Belfast
Indianta
Baltimore Markets Slow Cheese and Sugar Notes
Baltimore markets list butter and cheese items with steady prices and small lots. Sugar shows no price movement. A Chicago Tribune excerpt asks how states fare amid prosperity, remarking campaign managers fail to view theirs as doubtful.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Supreme Court docket and circuit court orders 1904 schedule
The legal record lists Supreme Court justices and counsel for Kaely v Moore with adjournment to 12, and assigns for Wednesday November 9 1904 in DC courts. It records equity and criminal dockets, guardianship, probate items, and real estate conveyances across Washington neighborhoods including Brookland, North Columbia Heights, and Glover Park with multiple property transactions and court rulings.
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United States Supreme Court
Justice Harlan
Justice Brewer
Justice Crown
Justice White
Justice Peckham
Justice McKenna
Atr
Holmes
Day Sallie Field Scott
Appelinai Carew
Henry W. Anderson
Appellants
W. Wade Hampton
Horatio Bisbee
Edward —. Gunby
Appellees
Francis P. Fleming
Andrew C. Kaely
Tiffa
Josaph H Moore
C. C. Cole
Equity Court
Justice Stafford. Cahill
Calull
M. J. Keane
George Kearney
Wright Va
Weight
Guardian Ad Item
H Masby Williams
Marfield Va
McMardy
Robert H. McMurdy
Tawney, Sewell
McGill & Thompson
Needham, Wilson & Stewart
Watson Vs. Carver
J. H. Stewart
Arthur Peter
First National Bank
of York
James
B. F. Leighton
H TE. Davis
Barrow
Southern Building and Loan Association
John Ridout
L. A. Bailey
Grinnelius
RL Gies Lewis
Herrson
Flaintiff
E. Lo Gues
George Worrew
Miller-Shoemaker Real Estate Company
W. BE. Aubrase
M J Keane
American Security and Trust Company
Os Mycra
West Behington
Wo A
Mt Skenney
Nathaniel Wilson
C. R Wilson
Bugan Va
Luehl
Crandal Mackey
D_ Forrest
Lawyers Company
Brown
Loving Howard Boyd
Ashburn Dairy
McDermott
EA. Jonas—Baker & Hoover
Clubaugh
Judith Sweet
Hermann Howenstein
Bond
Mackall & Maedelte
Bertha M Orsh
Henry Orin
B. A. Ford
Laurs
H. Cooke
Kate McC Magruder
James Ti
James T. Jones
Omler
Atigrneys
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Louis
W K. Browne
Edward M Totwan
JB Larner
Edward T. Farrar
Joseph Salomon
Mary A Moulton
Warren Stanut
Sussn Stewart
Howard
Tha B Steer
John B
Francis B Poe
Francis H. Poe
Arapahoe Realty Company
Bloowingdale
Hary Wardman
Juan Q. Sheehy
Brookland
Fannie
Marean
Bille J. Quackenbish
Sarah Ec
Nichols
Cora M. Roy
North
Columbia Heights
Frank W Hart
Blanche E. Johnston
Boc Dobbins
EnWrar C Patra
Richard & Patra
U Street
Francis F. Oldham
Charles C. Casey
Long Meadows
Agnes C. Brandes
Guardian
John Silnemetz
Park Place
Eleventh
Twelfth
Margaurey E Murphy
Wiliam
Caroline M. Burns
Nora M Thorn
Otlla M. Kennelly
Clara Barton
Harry
Bridget A McGee
Moors & Barbola
Joan G Campbell
Arabella ID Meuty
Connecticut
Cleveland Park
M. Bend
Ella B Sherman
Man Called Bird Sparks Wild Western Café Showdown
A traveling man recounts a shocking night in a Western town cafe. A grizzled patron glared as a six‑shooter hovered, prompting chaos until a young woman intervened. The elder was tarred and feathered last week and remains humiliated, unable to endure any ribbing.
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New
Pye
Willie
Slur on the Profession By Unions Over Car Announcer
New York Times reports actors protective union members protest an automobile parade announcer who mocks the Rialto crowd by singling out men in silk hats and lab coats as actors. They say many in silk hats are not actors and may complain to Police Commissioner McAdoo.
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New York Times
Actors' Protective Union
Alto
Rialto
McAdco
Guarding the President in New York City
A historical account details New York City police protective measures for presidential visits. Central Park mounted officers escort the President, with a deputy commissioner and two detectives assigned as guard. Precinct captains coordinate a special force of about 50 per headquarter route, including mounted units and patrolmen.
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New York City
Lessie
Washington
New York
Roosevelt
Twenty-third Street
North River
Twenty-fourth A
East River
Loeb
Secret Service
Twenty-fourth Street
Rockefeller Leaven Sermon Spurs Bible Class Growth
John D Rockefeller Jr led a Sunday school rally at Fifth Avenue Baptist Church to boost Bible class membership, reporting record attendance and outlining Christ's parable of the leaven as the inside force for spiritual growth. Invitations urged members to serve and help. a week features a Saturday debate on immigration policy.
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Johan D., Jr
New York Times
John D Rockefeller, Jr
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Mr. Rockefeller
J. M. Troxell
E. M. Foote
Christ
Kingdom of Heaven
Rockefeller
Husband as Servant in Divorce Case Stirs Cleveland
Mrs. Kate D. Fenn in a Cleveland divorce suit against Everton D. Fenn asserts the right to discharge her husband like a servant. She seeks custody of the children and favors Christian Science upbringing. The case sparks talk of a union among wives for stricter domestic rules and mentions a charter for a House Domestics' Federation and charity support from animals protection groups.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Dispatch
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Kate D. Fenn
Everton D. Fenn
House Domestics’ Federation
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Woman fined for lese majeste cries at harvest festival
In Unicago Inter Ocean from Germany Frau B Helmholtz at a Blankenberg harvest festival cried Hoch hoch fur Gott. Questioned by police she said even the Kaiser would admit God comes first. She was prosecuted and fined 10 marks or ten days in jail. An appeal to the Kaiser was telegraphed but ignored.
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Hertio
Unicago Inter Ocean
Germany
B Helmholtz
Blankenberg
Frau Helmholtz
Officers list from historical bank board shows names and roles
The document lists Frederick C and Robert A Chesten, George W White, and R. Be Claughton as officers with roles including president vice president and cashier across the 1910s style bank notation. This brief item notes the officer lineup of the institution.
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Frederick C. Eae
Robert A. Chesten
H. Bhba
George W. White
R. BE. Claughton
Eac
Vics
Union Trust & Storage CO
St. Ow
Edward J Stellwagen
James G Payne
George E. Hamilton
George E. Fleming
Charles
Bradley
Harry
Wilson -Agst
W. Frank D Herron
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Dr. Agnew
Jas Murdock
Harmia- Ture Pi
Ivan
A Sweetman
Lord Eshop
Toronto
Langtry
Topureh
Mngland
A Mungg Franr
Ikenox
W. H Withraw
Agrew
Affieck
Washington Produce Market
Washington Cattle Market
Baltimore
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Justice Anderson
Gripp
Mexican Mining and Exploration Company
TE. Davis
Hamilton & Colbert
H. BE
Davis
Smith
Hichardson
Cobb & White
Knight Vs. Clements
Hayden Johnson
Irving Williamson
Goodacre
Cross
Peter Ang Ro
Keay
E. Forrest
A. G. Duvall
H. Stephens Ho
Miller
John D. Larner
Cela M_ Giovannetti
Equare
Harry Wardman
Mumle E. Normert
Int Square
Bodecatur Street
North Cipitok
First
Sanford Edle
Witzabeth D. Baker
Square
Fourteenth Stresta
George N. Hell
Lown L. Friedrich
North Capitol
First Streets
Wieig K Hyer
James W
Louise
Murphy
Vincent Kelly
Seventeenth
Washington Heights
Charles G Slott
Ida B. Steer
Edward
Wescott Et Ox
Walter G Duckett
Benjamin F Whitside
Home Building Association
Charles R. Morgan
Harriet A. Morgan
Andrew Wilson
Noel W. Barksdale
Samuel
Frank W. Hart
German-Ameri En Building Association
Oalla M Kennelly
Thomas P
Same
James A Clark
Henry H Bergmann
Ceorge M Emmerich
German-Armorican Building Association
Equity
Charles A J Tascoe
Maggie Tascoe
RK AY Hughes
4 W Gray
David Tyrrell
Mary A Tyrrell
J ‘Pf Sherrier
Joseph W Cox
Thomas R McKeon
Arlington Prewing Company
Wilton Strasburger
Julius Lansburgh
Warniture and Carpet Company
Albertina C
Dennis J. O'Connor
Patrick Raftery
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Andanal
Antic Enfanter Ned
Main
Husband
Kaiser
Bucklen
F Street
N. Ww
U. S
I. E. Bator
Washington Loan and Trust Bldg, Ltd
Fats
Brennen
A. Chester
Myer Cohen
Jas
A. Cahill
Cornwell
M. J. Corbect
Bradley H. Davidson
J. J. Dartington
Rudolph Kauffmann
Ralph W. Lee
Miriek
Geo “W. White, V. Pep Desber
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
Equitable Building
John Joy Edson
Ellis Spear
Geo W. Casilmar
Frank P. Reeside
N.W. Cor
Washington Loan & Trust Co
Orrick, Coroth
7 Srs
Heal Estate Department
Ellis Spcar
Andrew Patetr
Jtiarry G
Mpem Agaistall Treasuer
Thomas Bradley Real
Riggs National Bank
Traders National Bank
Tenth St
Penna. Ave
A. E. Brown & CO
5Th Street N. W
Havenner & Kennedy
Stock, Grain, and Provision Co
Wail St
Loring Wires
Lewis Johnson & GO
SUN Building
Messrs
Moore & Schley
R. Lappin
St. N. W
Cor. F
Mutual Lise Insurance Company OF
Richard A. McCurdy
Iincome Ia
Thomas P. Morgan
District of Calumba
F St
Tract Room
Adirondack
Murray
G. W. F. Swartzell
B. Rheem, V. President and Treasurer
A. T. Hensey
Jj. J. Darlington
B. H. Warner CO
F Stree
National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company
New York Ave Capital
Acta Ag
Home Savings Bark
Ave
the Simpson Company
E. E. Simpson
St. M. W
Potheart
Pune
Rover Pale
ITH
ASDF
Tyrone
Metropolitan Loan and Trust Co
E Street
N. W
Commissiona &E
National Loan and Investment Co
Piaxos
Mutual Loan and Trust Co
Moiry
Aes
I I. S
Ans Perame
Paros Pegunel Preyeety
Werchanuts
Privetyal C'Dlem Tolman
Moni
Mighhorn
Washington Mortgage Loan Cg
SIO
Arihiye E
Boston News Bureau
Bisten Hews Bureau Co
W. Barron
Exchange Place
Boston,Mass
Francis Ho Smith
Chas. F. Nesbit
V. Pres. & Treas
Quincy Smith
Lee D. Latimer
F. H. Smith CO
Trevrance
N.Y. Avenue
Spence
Trado
Francis H. Smith
Alvin M. Lothrop
E. Quincy Smith
Joh B Sleman, Jr
Felton Harris
Jackson KH Ralston
Kimball Aud
Union Savings Bank
14Th and
N.Y. Ave
Calvert Brewer
Hat Aage
Wade & Hedces
Heiskell & McLeran
FST
Banking Corpor
Pany
Tudian
Colorado
Treasury Stck
W.B. Hibbs & CO
Washington Stock Exchan Chicago Board of Trade
Willam M. Terrell
Norton M
Meyer Aundred
Terrell & Little