Cotton Exports Surpass Previous Year in Census Bulletin
The Census Bureau bulletin shows national cotton production for the year ending August 31, 1905 at 14,455,904 bales, with 67 percent sent abroad and 30 percent used domestically. New Orleans led exports with 2,468,421 bales, closely followed by Galveston at 2,388,319. Total export value reached $404,200,293 and per spindle consumption differed sharply between the North and South, indicating finer yarns spun in the North yet strong Southern output for heavy fabrics. The report stresses data accuracy amid market sensitivity and outlines progress toward fully tracing production bale by bale to mills and foreign buyers.
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Galveston
New Orleans
Government Census Bureau
United States
Savannah
Dales
United Kingdom
Belgium
France
Germany
Italy
Russia
Spain
Japan
British North America
Mexico
China
Orient
East Indies
Beypt
Brazil
Bureau of Census
Congress
Supreme Court Admits Several Attorneys and Sets October Calendar
The United States Supreme Court met with the Chief Justice and eight associates presiding. Attorneys A B Hays Hiram H Henderson John J Winn George A Terriberry William J Hennessey J N Flowers Robert M Montgomery FB E Friday Louis C White Benjamin R Johnson Walter M Beckford and Paul Charlton were admitted to practice. The day’s orders announced hearings for tomorrow and a docket call under rule twenty six. Numerous cases from Cabille District of Columbia to Bradford National Benefit Association appear in the assigned and regular calls for October 1905 and 1908 across equity circuit and criminal dockets with petitions probate and guardianship matters listed.
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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
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
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
Supreme Court
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
Justice Gould
United States Va
Wiliiem Harris
A. W. Gray
United States
James Taylor
John Braxton
Joseph W. Nichol
John Study
Deeds of Trust Listings From City Ledger
A sequence of deeds of trust across many blocks and squares including Pinehurst Park Company securing 615 dollars for Lot 19 Block 3, and numerous others in Anacostia Bloomingdale Trinidad Pleasant Plains University Park Langdon Park Mount Pleasant Heights Droit Park Takoma Park Chichester Woodley Park and more. Names include Mary H Helpin James F Hood Firman R Borner Mary B Thaw Columbus Thaw Josephine Gerges M B Mathews M M Akers Charles F Benjamin Roger T Mitchell and numerous lenders and trustees such as Fidelity Trust Company Oriental Building Association and Washington Loan and Trust Company. The notes cover terms from one to eighty months with interest rates from 4 to 8 percent and various lot and block designations detailed throughout.
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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
Pinehurst
Mary H. Helpin
James F. Hood
Firman R. Borner
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
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
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
Legal notices and judgments from district court listings
A series of docket items list judgments and injunctions in district court cases. Entries mention parties such as Mills, Parker, Gleason, Bell, and Crowley along with attorneys and amounts or relief sought. District of Columbia cases include damages, injunctions, and releases, with judges noted as peace justices or common pleas.
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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
Appeal for Charity Aids Refined Sick Woman
Associated Charities seeks 125 for a refined sick woman whose husband is in a hospital. The couple are educated government workers and property owners. She has 15 monthly income. sanitarium treatment at half rate is urged. Hope hinges on funds for five months 25 monthly. Send contributions to Charles F Weller 811 Gatreet. acknowledged by John Joy Edson.
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Associated Charities
Theauick
Charlea F Weller
Gatreet
John Joy Edson
Hamline Church to Entertain in Fortieth Anniversary
Founders of Hamline Methodist Church at Ninth and FP Streets NW will host an elaborate reception this evening in the church lecture room for the original twenty charter members, marking the fortieth anniversary. The event features music, brief addresses recalling the church’s growth since 1865, a social hour, and refreshments, with public invitation extended.
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Hamline
Coliseum License Fight Sparks District Court Action
Patrick Crowley sought an injunction in the District Supreme Court to block a dance hall license for the Coliseum opposite his home at 1410 North Carolina Avenue Northeast. He alleges nightly gatherings by African Americans with brass bands and rowdy singing disturb the neighborhood until 2 or 3 am, spilling into the streets. The suit names District Commissioners and lessees Maurice E. O Connor and Walker Babson. Justice Stafford set a show cause order for the 28th instant.
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Patrick Crowley
District Supreme Court
Coliseum
North Carolina Avenue
Crowley
Maurice E. O'Connor
Walker Babson
Colleum
H. Winship Wheatley
Judge Mullowny Takes Hold of Police Court
Alexander R Mullowny newly appointed Police Court judge presided over about thirty cases in the District of Columbia branch. He fined Mary E Williams and Nettie Buchanan six dollars or fifteen days for disorderly conduct. The Engineers' Band program at Franklin Park announced for 4 o'clock includes Overture Jolly Fellows Watts Laura from Beggar Student and Star Spangled Banner among selections.
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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
Royal Limited era service trains to Philadelphia and New York
Chesapeake and Ohio and other lines list schedules with Pullman cars and diners. Frequent times to Baltimore Philadelphia Cincinnati and Chicago noted with limited express services and dining options. Purchases made at downtown offices and station depots.
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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
Florida
Atlantic Coast Line
Jacksonville
Pla
Port Tampa
Fin
Augusta
Charleston
D. C
Wihalngton
Patersburo
Norfolk
Vic
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New Jersey Inc
Royal Blue Line
Royal Limited
Cogeben
Southern Railway
Harrisonburg
Warrenton
Danville
Ney
Columbia
Savannah
United States
Elaan Cougher
New Orleans
Wey
Manassas
Dally—lovel
Charlottemville
Atlanta Express
Firet-eleas
Atlanta
Columbus
Bunset
San Francisco
Mamphie Limited
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Maoxville
Chattanooga
Memphis
Birmingham
Washington and
Southwestern Limited
Macon
Mempha
Bluemont
Leesburg
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
Privtaaiemalaltaninateltelaasin
Geaboard Air Line Railway
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Ezecutrix
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Mary Harris
Shea
Hugh Hurney
Mary
Hurney
Mary Hurney
M. J. Hurney
Coralie Franklin Cook
Bethel Literary and Historical Association
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Fifteenth and
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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
Circuit Court No. 3
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O'Brien
Pabst Brewing Company
Plaintif
Plavitt
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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
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
Haney
Hyalty Suita
Princeton Steam Lemndry
R. Golden Don
Aldeon Et
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Tor
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D. W. Wood
Bean Solicitors
G. W. Drew
Appeal For Charity
Judge Mullowny
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Hotels
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Richmond
White House
Clifford M. Lewin
Grafton Hotel
Conn. Ave. and
de Sales St
Harrington Palit, Prietor
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Lincoln Hotel
Hfats
Firmi Cinas
Adaba
B. Hyatt
Props
St. James
Washington, D. C
Ncon
Norfolk, and
Washington Steamboat Co
Fort Monroe
Portsmouth
Newport News
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
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Paris
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Main
Koon
Schein
Friedrich
Seydlitz
Zalla
Gibraltar
Nafles
Genoa
Neckar
Naples
Orleichs & CO
Broadway
B. F. Droop & Sony CO
Faave
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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
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Canadian Pacific
H. Morse
Bond Bldg
N.Y
Washington, D.C
Washington Southern Railway
Alexandria
Frederickeburg
Polate
Atlantia Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line Railway
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
Rettel
Pratt
Nore
Bettyville
Aire Pennaglapie
Ana Ea
Rc Oe
Bradley
LOWE
TONG
Duilkiing Association
Sida Tao
Phone
Frank T. Raw
Arlington Fire Imaurance Companys
Battaing
S3on-Browning CO
G St
Bend
Moore & Hilt
Tuc
14Th St
A. F. Fox Co., Inc
Bstraight
JAS. M. York & Sons
Maryland
J. H. Bradley Company, Inc
Tylar & Rutherford ( Incorporated
Stone & Fairfax
A. E. Hoon
Corcoran
16Th
People’s Savings Bank
4Th St
Josepechhn
Jewiper Building
Tth
D Sts
Kenan
Northwest
Louis
Pirro
Adam DH
Babas
Bleton
Derick
BOYD
Union Transfer
Pennsylvania Ave
New York Ave
Sg. B. Hbo
Igar Penna. Ave
Yor Petersburg
Raleigh
Wilmington
Savanneh
Temps
Mobil
Pensacoia
Seaboard Mall
Pullman Sleeper
Fla
Hamlet
Seeboard Express
Tampa
Pullman Argo
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James Tanner
Thirteenth Street
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Tarma
Thomas W. Stubblefield
Thos. J. Owen & Son
D ST. NE
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Kies Ve. Burgdorf
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
Tiz Isth
Govae Fort