Still the gold comes over to park of bores
Fragmented OCR text mentions a park and various garbled names and numbers. Readable items include references to gold, a park, and scattered initials, with no clear event, person, or organization clarified.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1907
Page
16
Fragmented OCR text mentions a park and various garbled names and numbers. Readable items include references to gold, a park, and scattered initials, with no clear event, person, or organization clarified.
The interview cites a gradual easing of plant constraints and reopening of closed rooms in the steel sector with orders stabilizing. Officials attribute the shift to better business conditions and renewed demand across manufacturing lines, noting improved sentiment in commerce and rental outlook, though caution remains about market volatility.
The article notes Washington retailers offer large, up-to-date inventories with competitive prices across numerous departments. It highlights extensive stocks to attract out-of-town shoppers and promote Washington goods, quoting the Houston Post as a source.
Memorial services were held in the old Circuit Court room to honor late Associate Justice Louis E McComas of the District Court of Appeals. Chief Justice Shepard led tributes as other judges and lawyers spoke of his steadfast integrity and dedication, while a committee was formed to draft resolutions for the records. The ceremony also recalled Justice McComas’s humble approach to public life and his death by suicide at Lafayette Square.
A garbled legal record lists multiple court items across Equity Court numbers, Circuit Court, and Probate Court in the District of Columbia. It names numerous attorneys and parties including Tucker, Turner, Wecherged, and others, with references to receivers, amendments, and motions across various dockets.
A lengthy list of property and mortgage transactions from Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plan shows multiple deeds, security agreements, and mortgages. Notable names include John A Lankfont, A Winer, D Sullivan, William Prord, James Straver, and Agnes Washington, with security figures ranging around $1500 to $4900 and terms up to 66 months at 6 percent.
Fragmentary OCR summary notes various parties including Birge and John L. Weaver securing Cherlet Loca a parcel at 32500 for 3 years at 6 percent. Mentions Sand Eo Fowler to Washing Teen and Trust Co securing Hauitente Co operative Building Association loan of 2408. References Jose Weller H Giean Phelon Sixty Phelps Pleasant Plains Mary Baron Sir Lar Tapetle Univer 8 Fister BA George Feainford Tiago 2 retra at 6 percent.
Special to The Washington Govt New York May 2 Andrew Carnegie recalls his happiest moment at seventy one, the memory of a girl promising to marry him. He reads names of prominent men, reflects on death, and notes a birthday message that prompted a somber yet hopeful response. Carnegie says his happiness comes from guiding others and being judged by his own actions.
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