Equity Court records outline various guardians and attorneys
In the Supreme Court District of Columbia equity docket, multiple cases list guardians ad litem, complainants, and defendants with corresponding solicitors. Entries include Anderson and Sands matters, disbursement authorizations, receivers, demurrers overruled with leave to answer, and numerous probate actions naming estates, guardians, bonds, and attorney assignments for November 1904.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court NO. 1
Justice Anderson
Keyes
Ferguson
R. i UY Shealey
C H. Thomas
Jones Scott
Reiser
Guardian Ad Litem
John M George
Anderson
Sands
Guardian
Ad Litem
Lambert & Baker
Aef
Wuts
Perry & Soudmith
Smith
Hamilton
Saliiters
Martin
OW Carr Clark
Eenan Guardian
W Glassie
Thomas Lewis
Lewis
Examiner
Campbell Carrington
Mattingly Barker
Phase Paying Company
Macfarland
Lmite
de Fendans Ortere
Jo J Darlington
Sulsan Brown Yar
Wiguartian
Salluitors
Brandenourg & Brandenburgely
Ss Follin
Solleitor Campbell
Arengton Jenk
G C Magrider
Gordon & Gordon Albrecht
United States Bindery and Paper Goods Company
M Brady
Wangaii Giubins
R I Downing
Jesse H Wilgon
Joe How
Ison Ir Spaces
Sparkes
Ampiginant
Lechig
Patheys Parke
Tommees Lambert
Ahem
Hegarty
Roberts Va Rumin Attorness
Toomb
Verge
George Ploover
Ro OH Weel
Hanigan & Colbert Walker
Dave
Lester & Price Fords
Perles
Jackson
Lavibert & Baker
Saul
Leon
Dbriser
Ilami
Henry Poin Ra
Head
Peeves
Barksdale—Raim & Siddena
Ess Cole
Donald von -Raletan
Siddona
Ralainn
Danie Attarmeys
Siddon
Thomas Hlip Citrix
Waslington Ratta
Pany Doeres
Columbia
Ross Nsw
Real Estate Transfers Include Numerous Washington Parcels
A long list of real estate transfers records numerous Washington properties and grantees. Transactions involve Joyce, Shoemaker, Dale, Vickery, Manns, Barbee, Norment, Evans, Nolan, Mulloy, Esher, Pumphrey, Byrne, Miller, Shoemaker, Hutton, and others. Amounts range from $1 to $3,500 with terms from cash to 6 percent semiannual notes.
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CIRL
Peters
George W Joyce
Louie
Harnes
Archibald A
Bmich
John T Dale
Harlem
First Street
L and
Matresta
George H Clark
Thomas H Vickery
Ninth and Teykh
Pfi Ingham
Sarah P Bontenstair
Oliver D
J Russell Barbee
Reuben Taylor
Pael J Mulloy
Ware
Dobhins
James A Bates
Martin i Dryden
Washington Heights
James Biret
Clarence
Norment
Athets
Georgr C Esher
Moord
Clarence F Norment Et Ax
James E Evans
Janes E Evans
Janes & Wimer
Jonn L Nolan
George W Robinson
American Security and Trust Company
Minnie J Hunt
Fourth
Firth Streets
George Pumphres
Alexander St John
Edgar Mo Hayes
Weurke
Sturgeon
Miller-Shoemaker
Square
Emma M
Walter E Hilton
R E. Middaugh
William E Shaonon
Benjamin H Lee
William E Edmonston
Lauta R Peak
William L Miller
George B Messer
James F Hood
John T. Walter
Marcus & Jones
Gertrude E Hunter
Robert W Hughes
Frank Stetson
Mantma Hutton
Randolph D Mosan
Frank T
Richard G Rawlings
George Pumphrey
George N Palmer
Theodore MW Judd
Sama
Suit to Clear Title in Montello Lands Affected by Railroad Project
In a District Supreme Court suit, Summerfield PF Snively of Philadelphia seeks to clear title to ten Montello lots now included in Baltimore and Ohio Railroad improvements. The complaint charges defective deeds dating from 1873 to 1877 involving Silas J. Loomis as trustee and Frank J L. Freeman as trust security, with misdescriptions and uncancelled re recordings. Washington Lands Withdrawn for Patouse irrigation project. 2340 acres set aside by General Land Office in Walla Walla district.
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Leta
Summerfield
Frank J L. Freeman
Sait
Annie E Loomis
City of
Washington
General Land Office
Walla Walla, Wash
Patouse
Washington Stock Exchange Quiet After Bursting Thanksgiving Market
Active trading on a brisk Washington market saw heavy volume across issues led by Washington Railway and Electric Company. Prices rose in 4 per cent bonds and preferred stock with substantial blocks traded. Union Trust and Storage Company eyed a perpetual charter and name change, while Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone and gas stocks advanced amid broad speculative interest and consolidation rumors.
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Washington Stock Exchange
Exchange
Bose
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Union Trust and Storage Company
Congress
Atorage
Union Trust Company
Capital Traction
Washington Railway and Electric
Ab Stta
Caplin Traction
Lariton
Washington Railway and Electric, Preferred
Bt Laton Trust and Storage Company
Cle
Gie
Gale
Go Greepe Lopper
Mergenthaler Linotype
Attercal
Washington Gas
Lnfon Trust and Storage Company
Metropolitan Citizene” National Bank
Capital Traction Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Calumbta Riailroad
Calumbia Railroad
City and Suburban Railroad
Anacostia and Potomac
Washington Gee Company
Washington Gas Company
Igitz
United States Electric Light
Chesapeahe and Potomac Telephone
Washington Market Company
Potomac Elevtric
Safe Deposit and Trust Etovice
National Safe Deposit and Trust
Washington Loan and Trust
Amerikan’ Security and Trust
Union ‘Trust and Storage
Washington Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Capital Traction Company
The
National Bank
Commercial National Bank
Bank of Washington
Central
Darmers and Mechanica
Columbia
Capital
American
Lincoln
National Metropolitan Citizens’ Bank
Firemen’s
Franklin
Metropolitan
Corcoran
Potomac
Washington Stock Exchange closes with mixed bonds and notes
Trading on yesterday's Washington Stock Exchange showed varied bids across rails utilities and banks. Capitals Traction and Washington Railway and Electric dominated. bonds from Metropolitan and Chesapeake lines mixed with insurance and trust stocks amid cautious activity.
Stocks and prices listed in a financial brief
The excerpt lists varied securities with percentages and values such as National Union 7 Columbia 10 percent, Riggs 8 percent, People's 6 percent, Colonial 100, Title insurance firms, Washington Gas 63, and machine stocks like Mergenthaler Linotype and Lanston Monotype. It also mentions graphophone stocks, steamboat interests, and several real estate appraisal entities.
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Ington
National Union
Columbia
Riggs
People's
Commercial
Columbia Title
Washington Title
Chesapeake and Potomac
Washington Gas
Mergenthaler Linotype
Wss Lanston Monotype
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
Washington Market
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Maury Cove Company
Ohio Bank Closes Its Doors in Wooster Liquidation
Wooster National Bank shutters with a posted notice stating the bank is closed by order of directors to go into voluntary liquidation. President L P Obliger is absent, with no official cause given. Comptroller appoints A D Lynch as receiver after a November 8 examination showed about 26 thousand dollars in losses.
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Wooster National
Wooster
Ohio
Wooster National Bank
L P Obliger
D Lynch
Mount Vernon Steamer Schedules and Notable Local Resorts
Mount Vernon opens daily with the Charles Macalester steamers making 10:00 a.m. and 1:45 p.m. trips from Seventh Street wharf, returning to Washington by 2:30 p.m. and 5:15 p.m. The voyage covers thirty-two miles on the Potomac, with views of the Puritan, Bar racks, Alexandria, Fort Washington and Fort Foote. The Chamberlin and Old Point Comfort host large, cosmopolitan clientele, with a vast 10,000 acre preserve and year round sailings to Norfolk, New York, and Boston via Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Co. Offices at the wharf and 705 Fourteenth Street.
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Mount Vernon
Charles Macalester
Seventh Street Wharf
Washington
Potomac
Washington Barracks
Alexandria
Fort Fonte
Fort Washington
Fort Iun
Old Point Comfort
Chamberlin
Florida
Atlantic
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Co
Old Point
Seventh St
Norfolk
New York
Boston
Southern Resorts
Fourteenth St
Colorado
Oorfolk and
Washington Steamboat Co
Norfol
Fort Monroe
Portsmouth
Newport
Newport News
Portamouth
Ft Monroe
General Ticket Office
6Th
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OLD Dominion
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Ain
Main
Tohn Callahan
Press and Gens
Callahan
Cunard Line
Liverpool
Gueenstown
Plera
Umbria
Lucania de
Campania
Plans for New Apostolic Legation in Washington
Catholic Church prelates in Washington propose erecting a handsome home for the apostolic legation on the ground just purchased by Cardinal Gibbons on Baltimore street northwest. The present quarters at Second and I streets northwest have been inadequate for years.
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Apostolic Legation
Catholic Church
Washington
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore Street
Second
I Streets
Cotton Ginned In 1904 Tops Previous Season Reports
Census Bureau preliminary report shows 18,063 active ginneries across 475 counties and 6,803,840 running bales in 1904 up to November 14, higher than 1903. Totals by state list Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Indian Territory Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi Missouri North Carolina Oklahoma South Carolina Tennessee Texas and Virginia with varied bale counts and counties.
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Census Bureau
Alabama
Arkansas
Bates
Florida
Georgia
Indian Territory
Kentucky
Louisiana
Missouri
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Sues Auto Company For Fatal Injuries In District Court
Mrs Netlie Marshall sues Washington Electric Vehicle Transportation Co in district supreme court for 10000 damages after her 12 year old son Robert Marshall was run over by an unlicensed chauffeur speeding vehicle. Attorneys Wolf & Rorenberg and Milton Strasburger represent the plaintiff. A preliminary hearing on forgery charged Coage, formerly purser on the Jane Moseley, with fraud. The judge remanded the case to the grand jury and held Coage in 1000 bond.
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District Supreme Court
Netlie Marshall
Robert Marshall
Washington Electric Vehicle Transportation Company
Waa
Wolf & Rorenberg
Milton Strasburger
Coage
Freedmens Transportation, Land and Improvement Company
Jane Moseley
Kimball
In Hes
Schedule Notices For Week Ending Havembe 26 1804
Changes may occur with daily mail dispatches to ports of sailing and closing times adjusted on the presumption of uninterrupted service. For the week ending Havembe 26 1804 the last remaining places will be taken from the Win Office on the 29th follows.
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