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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

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Oct 10, 1905

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10

Cotton Exports Lead Census Bulletin on 1904 05 Cotton

The Census Bureau bulletin shows U S cotton production and distribution for the year ending August 1905 at 14 455 99 bales with 61 percent exported and 30 percent domestic use. New Orleans and Galveston led exports. total export value 404 200 293 dollars. Northern and Southern mills show per spindle consumption 67 vs 124 pounds, and world production 18 041 559 bales with a 2 566 879 bale world surplus.

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Government Census Bureau United States New Orleans Galveston Savannah Dales United Kingdom Belgium France Germany Italy Russia Spain Japan British North America Mexico China Orient East Indies Beypt Brazil
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Supreme Court Admits Attorneys and Schedules Docket

The Court met with justices present and admitted several attorneys from Ogden Utah Haverhill Mass New Orleans Washington Butte and other cities. Assignments for October 10 1905 listed numerous cases across equity circuit and criminal courts with hearings and probate matters set for specific dates and parties including Dobbin ve Thomas Johnson ve Wharton et al.

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United States Supremes Court Imow Justice Herlen Justice Brewer Justice Brown Jontice White Justice Peckham Mc.Kenna Justice Holmes Day A. B. Hays Ogden Utah Hiram H. Henderson John J. Winn Haverhill Masa George A. Terriberry Justice Gould United States Va Wiliiem Harris A. W. Gray United States James Taylor John Braxton Joseph W. Nichol John Study Gittings & Chamberlain Catherine Knighton John H. Knighton Bond Charles J. Murphy James Coleman Lester & Price John A Hailey John Raum Louias Polity Pollet J. Arthur Tenham Miriam B . Perny Hutty & Fatty James C. Bingell James M. Pote J. Kinsell Malcolmutty Irvin B. Wright
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Real estate transfers across city streets and neighborhoods

Thirteen and a half street Northwhet between C and D streets shows Margaret M. Myers et al transferring part of lot 10 to Charles G. Simons with further conveyances to Brephem Gatt for $10. Multiple transfers follow on Bloomingdale Trinidad University Park Moore Street Northwest Pinehurst Moord and Barbour additions Eckington Mount Pleasant Heights and other districts with nominal sums, mainly $10, listing parcel numbers, blocks and lot descriptions, shifting ownership among individuals and companies.

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Moord Barbour Herman T. Mantler Et al Pinehurst Park Company Fourteenth Fifteenth George T. Kiprtain Lawrena P. Pesegace Mount Pleasant Heights Fulton Cullom H. Ferrell Square Twenty-Sixth Water Streets Dudley T. Hatean Charles Barly Acker Street William A. Fenwick Daniel Histon Aquars Columbia Guards William B. Aughinbaugh Peter J. Nea Jefferson Street Laura H. Gordrum Diller F. Groff Chichester Garfield William H. Small Henrietta Small Eckington Lillie King Et Vil William H Bridget Sheehan Washington Highlands Charles G. Taylor William Btarr Bloomingdale Samuela W. Benjamin Maria J. Johnston Fourth Street Janet Lawcen Luke J. Groghan Ingleside Bedford W William Henry Walker Charles C. Murray Edward H. Murray William H. Miller Benjamin P. Batson Josephine S. Batson
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Deeds of Trusts Across District Pages Include Numerous Properties

A long list of trust deeds records numerous properties across Washington areas like Pinehurst Anacostia Bloomingdale Trinidad Pleasant Plains University Park Langdon Park Droit Park Mount Pleasant Heights Woodley Park Takoma Park and Chi chester. The entries show debt amounts from 182 to 10 000 with terms from one to eighty months and interest rates from 5 to 8 percent.

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Pinehurst Mary H. Helpin James F. Hood Firman R. Borner Pinehurst Park Company Mary B. Thaw Columbus Thaw Union Trust Company Fidelity Trust Company William D. Henry Julius A. Maedel Douglass Mackall Johanina Grogjean Sidney A. Lumby George M. Emmerich M B. Mathews M. M. Akers P. M. Brown Bloomingdale Charles 4 Mallimaro Et al Charles F. Benjamin Roger T. Mitchell Perpatual Building Association Trinidad Ellem A. Metane Gilbert J. Osterman Orlando W. Butler Langdon Park Edwin F. Christy Washington Loan and Trust Company Equitabla Co-operative Building Association Squard Helen L. Vetter Cair Henry F National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company American Security and Trust Company Barry Farm Ellen Turner Guardian Joseph W. Cox William & Foy Harold B. Smith Lawrence P. Peterson Henry H. Bergmann Chapin Brown Oriental Building Association Ernest H. Dandel Samuel H. Lindsey George T. Kupstein Mount Pleasant Heights Faulkner Et al Perpetual Building Association Takoma Park—Heire Stephen Buynstzkt Chichester—Diller Groff Henry A. Griswold Thomas C. Pollock Laura H. Gerdrum Terrence J. McMahon Edwards.Wercott Walter R. Wilcox Cornelius V. N. Gollan Woodley Park James W. Knowlton Roger T. Mitchall William T. Warvey Alexander H. Bell Frank P. Malligan Philip Schwartz Pater Harvey Benjamin FP. Bateon
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Legal Notices and Civil Actions Listing Names and Judgments

A fragmentary record lists multiple civil actions including James M. Deanne Lewastia cases with certiorari, Dutpadant and Witton & Barksdale for 8 dollars, Mills justice of the peace for 150, FP H. Marshall for plaintiff, and 4251.65 in an Albert Gleason matter. Also includes DC damages 31,100 with Fred Beall and William Heary White attorneys, and injunction actions for R Golden Don Aldeon et al and Patrick Crowley v District of Columbia with lawyers noted.

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Juntios of the Peace Eiternty A. O. Watts Jomsph N. Bell District of Columbia Dameget Fred Beall William Heary White Fiatntiff's Attorneya Fred Heall Willem Henry ‘White Princeton Steam Lemndry R. Golden Don Aldeon Et Mlici Tor W. le Ford Patrick Crowley H. Winship Wheatley D. W. Wood Bean Solicitors G. W. Drew
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Appeal for Charity for Refined Sick Woman

Associated Charities seeks $125 fund for a refined sick woman whose husband is in an asylum. She has a small income and can pay $15 monthly. sanitarium at half rate is advised. $25 monthly for five months needed from charitable givers. Contributions to Charles F Weller. acknowledged by John Joy Edson.

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Associated Charities Theauick Charlea F Weller Gatreet John Joy Edson
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Hamline Church to honor Fortieth anniversary reception

Founders of Hamline Methodist Church at Ninth and FP Streets northwest will host an elaborate reception this evening in the church lecture room for the original twenty charter members. The fortieth anniversary celebration began last July with services and history of the church will be recalled through music and brief addresses. A social hour and refreshments will follow. public invitations extend to all.

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Hamline
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Coliseum License Clash Sparks Court Action

Patrick Crowley went to the District Supreme Court to stop a dance hall license for the Coliseum across from his home at 1410 North Carolina Avenue Northeast. He alleges nightly gatherings by African Americans with brass bands and singing disturb the neighborhood until 2 or 3 am, spilling into the streets. The suit names District Commissioners and lessees Maurice E. OConnor and Walker Babson. an order to show cause is set by February 28. attorney is H Winship Wheatley.

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Supreme Court District of Columbia Equity Court Tostice Anderson Laas Ovas Co Davis J. J. Darington A. Putman Order of Knights of Labor Burns H. B. Davis H. B. Moulton Grand Fountain of True Reformers Brown J. C. Robertson George F. Collins George H. White A. A. Birney J. H. Stewart Johnson Va Danenhower Andrews & Andrews G. H. Lamar Joan Ridout Smith Thompson, Jr Irving Williamson Conrad Briscoe Thomas Walker Broderick W. E. Ambrose Douglas D. H. Fenton Fenning Perkins Tyrer Chaplin Brown J. FP Earnest Birney & Woodard Bates Warren Justice Stafford Princeton Steam Laundry Company Ve. Donald W. L. Port Emma Barr Barah H H. H. Thomas Waters Greer Blair Hoy Ve. Hoy Sheehy & Sheehy Rk. Powan Hutchins Mann Brandenburg & Brandenburg Samuil Maddox Dudley Ve. Williamsen N. Wilson B. Mobun Gettings & Chamberlin Justice Barnard Chapmian Va Thompson Pisintis John Ridout Small Va Land Filtration Corporation of Americas McCammon & Kayden Kh Ve Berens WFP Plumiey A. B. Dovall A. L. Sinclair Brown & Bauman Patrick Crowley District Supreme Court Coliseum North Carolina Avenue Crowley Maurice E. O'Connor Walker Babson Colleum H. Winship Wheatley M. Ae Supreme Court of the Biatier of Columbia Terw District Court of United States District Ae Em District Court Supreme Court of United States District Court For Congress de Bere United States Courthouse City Hall Union Station DL Street Third Florida Avenue N Street Capitol Square Elar Hilen O'Brien Ellen O'Brien John O’brien James V. O'Brien Ann Fortune Tor Tal Washington Law Reporter Washington Point Wendell P. Stafford Joan O'Brien James V. O’brien Ellen O’brien Peter Wendell Stafford Justice Robert Humh Worthington James Tanner
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New Police Court Judge Mullowny Opens With Thirty Cases

Judge Alexander Mullowny took the Police Court bench in the District of Columbia branch presiding over about thirty cases. He fined Mary E Williams and Nettie Buchanan six dollars or fifteen days for disorderly conduct as the new judge received flowers and congratulations. Engineers Band at Franklin Park announced a concert program for 4 pm, featuring Overture Jolly Fellows Watts Laura from Beggar Student Millocker Selection The Highwayman Berceuse and Star Spangled Banner.

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Alexander R. Mullowny District of Columbia Jesulce Court Washington Mulloway Franklin Park Julius Kamper United States Jolly Fellows Watts Laura Millocker Berceuse Jocelyn Tokyo Ireland Medisy Nea D ST. NE Union Station Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Kies Ve. Burgdorf
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Royal Limited and Through Pullman Line Schedules

Boston and Philadelphia routes listed with frequent hourly departures from 7:00 a m. to late afternoon. Diner and Pullman Parlor cars on the Royal Blue Line to Philadelphia. Sleepers and 1300 series trains noted. Also Chesapeake and Ohio schedule details and a trust sale notice in Washington DC with auction on October 20, 1905.

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Pennsylvania Railroad Pittsburg Chicago Harrisburg Cincinnati Indinapolis Louisville St. Louis Pennsylvania Limited Cleveland Toledo Detroit Dally, ST. Louis Limited Indianapolis Pennsylvania Pullman Chiee Andi Louis Express Washington Indianapolia Nashville Vie Cincinpel Chicago Limited Baltimore Dally IT. Louis Express Pacific Express Liman Poleio Buffalo Hixpress Hmporium Rho Rochester Niagara Falla exeRe Emira Renowo Williamsportry Via Emperium Junction Erie Niagara Falle Canandaigua Niagara Philadelphia New York East Congressional Limited Mike Berg Xpress Annapolis Tac Pope's Creek Line Nin Ar W. Atterbury R-Woop Wasnera Pass'reeiale Assenger Washington Southern Railway Richmond Alexandria Frederickeburg Polate Atlantia Coast Line Florida Seaboard Air Line Railway Newport News Old Port Daly Tima Guaray D. Duke CW W.P. Taylor Wom Man Gan Manhae Norfolk and Western Railway BR. R Lang Ae Siem Morton Western Chattanooga Rettel Pratt Nore Bettyville Aire Pennaglapie Ana Ea Rc Oe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad New Jersey Inc Royal Blue Line Royal Limited Cogeben Southern Railway Harrisonburg Warrenton Danville Ney Columbia Savannah Jacksonville United States Elaan Cougher New Orleans Wey Manassas Dally—lovel Charlottemville Atlanta Express Firet-eleas Atlanta Columbus Bunset San Francisco Augusta Port Tampa Mamphie Limited Lynchburg Roanoke Maoxville Memphis Birmingham Washington and Southwestern Limited Macon Mempha Bluemont Leesburg Traffe Pio A Harrsonburg Thcket 15Th St Pa. Ave Pennsylvania Station Spencer H. Hardwick Chesapeake and Ohio St Louie Virginia Hot Springs PF. F. V. Limited Laxiveton Loulavilla Virginia HSE Anabivante Bn Eae Ernie Oa Peanaylvania Ab Borgicu H.W. Fuller Paleakqus Wao Privtaaiemalaltanina Teltelaas Geaboard Air Line Railway Thirteenth Street District of Columbia City of Washington Tarma Thomas W. Stubblefield
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Census Bureau’s Bulletin Bureau of Census Washington Matthews Caroline Matthews Ezecutrix Brisoh Norris Mary Harris Shea Hugh Hurney Mary Hurney Mary Hurney M. J. Hurney Coralie Franklin Cook Bethel Literary and Historical Association Metropolitan A. M. E M Street Fifteenth and Sixteenth Streets Fercey Chapman Chapman William Grown Lincoln Pack Len Northridge Tenth Street Northwest Kimball Novelty Company Incorporated Pittsburg Novelty Company Knapp M. B. Knapp Frank Fuehr Loyyear Ape Archive Court of Appeals Cabille Duvall Appelles EH. H. ‘Thomas Sherwood Sm Warner M. J. Colbert O. J. Murphy Appellee J. J. Darlington Dobbine Ve. Thomas Joseph H. Stewart Washington Times J. A. Jones Bradford Ya National Benefit Association John Rideout A. A. Birne Bradford Vs Email John Hidout Circuit Court No. 3 Clabaugh O'Brien Pabst Brewing Company Plaintif Plavitt Edwin Forrest Mackall & Maedel Blies Campbell Albert L. Richardson Meetze Va Plattiff Wilts Laundry Company Cline L. FP Loving Ralaton & Siddons Hall Va Hayden Johnson B. H. Thomas Read Ye. Atchison Brandenburg & Brendenburg Justine Wright Parcey Chapman James B. McLaughlin James Peyton Fountain Peyton Frederick A Peckham Moses Haas Gustave A. Kuhn T. L. Jeffords Oscar Nauck Bruth Blackeye Benjamin Coleman Liz Mitchell George Bowla Haney Hyalty Suita Appeal For Charity Judge Mullowny S.S.S SWIFT Gaa Hotels Hotel White House Clifford M. Lewin Grafton Hotel Conn. Ave. and de Sales St Harrington Palit, Prietor Iet Lincoln Hotel Hfats Firmi Cinas Adaba B. Hyatt Props St. James Washington, D. C Ncon Norfolk, and Washington Steamboat Co Norfolk Fort Monroe Portsmouth Gatorado 6Th Norsole OLD Dominion Steamship CO Merchants Boston faFor St Fice Foot 7Th St Pet St Colnrane Lin Callahan W. H. Callahan Great Falls Louise and Mule Yacht G. M. Mason Jefferson Ava Mount Vernon Fort Myer Arlington Falls Church Aqueduct Bridge American Lime Plymouth Cherbourg Southampton Queenstown Liverpool Atlantic Transport Line London Dmrdot RED Star Line Antwerp Dover Paris White Star Line NEW_ YORK Potion Aukanstown Livan Pock Mediterranean Republic CART der. Vedas Bebettae Nowieran Lindsay North German Lloyd Chersourg Bremen Kronpring Kaiser Kateer K.wm.ii K. Wm Kaliser Kronprinz Ik.wm Main Koon Schein Friedrich Seydlitz Zalla Gibraltar Nafles Genoa Neckar Naples Orleichs & CO Broadway B. F. Droop & Sony CO Faave le le Cunard Line North River Etruria Ceronia Campan Umbria Adriatic Caronia Slavonia Pannonia Carpathia Parta Europe Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd Aes Broad North Carolina Piney Woode Inn Long-Leap Pints Belt ST. John & CO Southern Pines Virginia Resorts Beach Fortreat PL ‘el Monroe Ping Beach Hotel Pine Beach Brest Atlantic City N. J Hotel Traymore The Opia ST. Charles Ocean Newlin Haiida Galen Hall Hotel & Sanatorium Gonat Railroads Canadian Pacific H. Morse Bond Bldg N.Y Washington, D.C Atlantic Coast Line Pla Fin Charleston D. C Wihalngton Patersburo Vic Bradley LOWE TONG Duilkiing Association Sida Tao Frank T. Raw Arlington Fire Imaurance Companys Battaing S3on-Browning CO G St Bend Moore & Hilt 14Th St A. F. Fox Co., Inc Bstraight JAS. M. York & Sons Maryland J. H. Bradley Company, Inc A. E. Hoon Corcoran 16Th People’s Savings Bank 4Th St Josepechhn Jewiper Building Tth D Sts Kenan Northwest Concinnate Louis Pirro Adam DH Babas Bleton Derick Pas Boyd Union Transfer Company Pennsylvania Ave New York Ave Lith Sg. B. Hbo Igar Penna. Ave Yor Petersburg Raleigh Wilmington Savanneh Temps Mobil Pensacola Seaboard Mall Pullman Sleeper Fla Hamlet Seeboard Express Tampa Argo Thos. J. Owen & Son Henry F. Woodard John B. Larner A. Hobeling, Jr Robert P. Sheashey Bankkruptcy Abraham J Kennedy Abraham J. Kenedy Washington DC Sai Abraham 3. Kennedy Louisians Avenue Supreme Court OF the Galen B. Green Columbian Building Fifth Street Edward S Bmccalmont John Ridgut Pasp Iori Twenty-second Street Potomac River R. i Hoxie Younad Perrote Canaries Boge Schmidt’s Bird Store
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