Supreme Court Calendar And Admissions In Legal Record
The Supreme Court session lists the justices present and admits new practitioners from multiple states. It covers case numbers, arguments, adjournments, and forthcoming assignments across various district and circuit courts, with noted dates and active attorneys for each matter.
Real estate transfers across Washingtons northwest and southeast
A compendium of property transfers lists buyers and sellers across many DC neighborhoods. Notable moves include Joseph R. Edson to William B. Thompson at lot 44 square 935 for 8250 dollars and Lawrence Hulty to Richard J. Earnshaw on original lot 1 square 768 for 10 dollars, with numerous parcels from Brightwood Park to park place and beyond, all totaling modest sums and recording dates in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brightwood Park
Augustus O. Brummer
Rebecca Meiners
Kate M. L. Gude
George W Mobias
Lawrence Hulty
Richard J. Earnshaw
Seventh Athhet
Rebeccs
Tarshes
Judas Tarehes
Dobbins
Tenth Street
Joseph RB. Edson
Twelfth Strent
Strosty
George W. Harriman
Chatham M. Towers
Duncan Place
Twelfth
Thirteenth Street
Kathan Ta Inez D. Balderston
Fourth
Fifth
Cherleaf
Colliflower
Charlie E Colliflower, Jr
Back Street
Eckert J. Sacks
Frederick J
Anna B. Plant
U Street
Thirteenth Streets
William A Hill Ette
Simon D. Bronson
Seventeenth Street
Harry W. Kenner
Louis B. Schneider
Square
Ada B. Kenner
Thirty-second Street
Louis P. Shoemaker
Elizabeth Ray
Georgetown
Fourteenth Street
Lo and
M Streete
Martin H Burnstine
Sarah
Abraham Burnstine
Deeds of Trust in Dobbins Addition and Adjacent Squares
Multiple deeds of trust listed for Dobbins Addition and surrounding blocks securing various lenders and associations. Names include Philip Addison, B Francis Saul, Walter Hilton, William J. Fentress, Clara M. Carret, Henry Bergmann, George Emmerich, Washingon Loan and Trust Company, German-American Building Association No. 8, J Harry Smith, Lawrence Fletcher, Fannis H M Lockwood, John Bertram, Douglass Mackall, George W. Backman, Alice R. Plant, John Swarmstedt, Allen Clark, Chatham Towers, George Weedon, William Buckingham, and others. sums range from 450 to 2,750 with terms from months to years and interest rates up to 6 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-operative Building Association
J. Harry Smith
Lawrence G Fletcher
Fannis HM. Lockwood
John Bertram Et
George M. Emmerich
Douglass
Mackall
Washington
Chatham M. Towers Et Ax
John ©. Weedon
William Buckingham
George W. Backman
Alice R. Plant
John 8
Swarmstedt
Allen C. Clark
Equitable Industrial Life Insurances and Property Secures
A jumble of mortgage and lien items lists multiple parties including Anola M. Couttower, Charles B., Lemuel Croxt, Percy Matzger, Watson F. Clark, and Frederick J. Plant, detailing loans from 500 to 15,000 dollars, terms from 1 to 4 years, and semiannual or quarterly interest. Entries cover lots and blocks in various squares, plus additions to Droit Park and Lanebury, with allocations to several trustees and property security actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equiteble Industrial Life Insurances Company
Anola M. Couttower
Charles B
Lemuel Croxt
Percy Matzger
Watson F. Clark
Frederick J. Plant
Frederick J. Plant Et Ux. To Doug, Int 8. Mackall and Julius A. Muodel
Arecure
LH Droit Park
Eva
Stowell Et Vir
William A
Gerald M. Johnson
William G. Johnson
James Ray
F. R. Walkering
Norman L
Lanebury
Harry
Weeka
Walter L. Paimaretux
Alphonse M. Baer
Henry W. Offutt
Maurice Baer
Chicago grain market ends steady amid bear sentiment
Trading showed a bearish tone in the Chicago pit as dry frosty weather weighed on demand. December futures drifted from 86% to 44% in cash and product markets, with firm exports and steady provisions helping offset a modest retreat in the latest session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shorts
Aetire
Minneapolia
Duluth
Chicago
Strow
New York
Ane
Tve
New York Grain Market Reports Mixed Crop Futures
NY grain market notes rye quiet and barley dull as receipts show 45 000 bushels of wheat spot prices firm for No 2 red and No 1 Northern with limited trading. Corn exports and firm spot values anchor oats receipts at 96 000 bushels with mixed oat types quoted and price ranges given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Alevator
Western
Southern
Eaport
Eods
Eacy
Baltimore Markets Crash of Prices and Receipts Report
Baltimore markets report flat prices across grains and dairy with steady butter and sugar. Receipts include 13 214 bushels of flour and 7 156 bushels of wheat with various futures quotes for October December and January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Americans Drop in London and Market Rumors Shake Town
London trading on the stock exchange turns dull as Americans weaken after New York amid rumors two New York firms face difficulties. In Mount Sterling, Kentucky the white burley tobacco crop of 1906 is declared the largest on record with acreage up over 10,000 and yield near 230 million pounds. Great Northern Railway stockholders reelect Hill Weyerhauser and Hill as directors for three years. Government receipts and expenditures report redemption of National bank notes at 789,231 and internal revenue at 990.6 thousand. customs 1,159,674. expenditures 2,480,000. The steamship Deutschland arrives with 72,950,000 guilders to National City Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stock Exchange
New York
Frank A. Vanderlip
American Bankers’ Association
Washington
Wall Street
Cable
Mount Sterling
White Burney Tobacco District
Kentucky
Great Northern Board
Great Northern Railway Company
James J. Hill
Frederick Weyerhauser
Touts W. Hill
National Bank
Rock Island
Davenport
Iowa
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacifice Railway Company
D. G. Reid
W. B. Leeds
Robert Rather
Marshall Field
Chicago
Spectacular advances lift Central Bank stock in brisk market
In a lively session on a brisk trading day, Central Bank stock moved up to 334 after repeated bids and small sales, marking a $20 per share rise from October levels. Second National Park and Union Trust also showed strength, while American Security and Trust touched new highs amid firm interest. Washington Railway closed strong, and the bond market continued its gradual improvement as bankers observed the day’s calm proceedings. The Mitchell Mining Company named Judge Morris a new director, and national bank note circulation rose by 60.27 million to 516.35 million dollars for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second National Park
Mitchell Mining Company
Martin F. Morris
Comptroller of the Currency
National Bank
Washington Stock Exchange closes with varied bonds and equities
The report lists bids and figures across District of Columbia bonds, railroad and street railway stocks, utilities like Washington Gas and Washington Railway and Electric, plus banks and insurance stocks. Notable entries include Union Trust Company, Potomac Electric Light, Metropolitan Railroads, and several 1900s issue bonds with prices and yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salee
United States
Washington Gas A
Washington Railway and Electric
Union Trust Company
Central National Bank
Washington Gas
Mergenthaler
Graphophone
call—Union Trust Company
Potomac Electric Light
Lanston
Metropolitan Railroads
Columbia Railroad
Washington Gas Company
Washington Gas Company Gs
United States Electric Light
United Sates Electric Light
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Washington Market Company
Potomac Elctric Light
Korfoite
Washington Steamboat
Home Savings Bank
Union Savings Bank
Capital ‘Traction
Waahington Railway and Electric
Brintot Gas and Electric
National Bank
Bank of Washington
Metropolitan Citizens
Central
Farmers and Mechanical
Bece and
Columbia
American
Lincoln
Bigza
Franklin
Metropolitan
Corcoran
Potomac
Arlington
National Union
Rigns
People’s
Commercial
Colonial
Washington
Greene Consolidated Copper
Washington Market
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Realty and Appraisal Agency Company
Echoes of Swayne Impeachment in Florida Land Case
The Supreme Court heard arguments in Wimbush vs Jamison on Georgia court interference and McGuire vs Blunt over Florida land title tied to last session’s impeachment of U S District Judge Swayne for alleged bias in a land dispute. Also Rock Island Directors Named and beef market notes from Davenport and New York stock listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Justice Harlan
Justice Breyer
Justice Brown
Justice White
Justice Peckham
Justice McKenna
Justice Holmes
Day Thomas Allen Perkins
San Francisco
Cal
E . Deniels
Chattanooga
Tenn
A. Gordon Murray
New York City
W. G. Peterkin
Parkersburg
W. Va
E. Myron Wolf
Frank Freeman
Willow
Glenn County
State of Lousiana
State of Mississippi
Walter Ginon
E. A Winbish
Henry Jamison
Minter Wimberly
Alexander Akerman
Minter Kimberly
Florida McGuire Et al
William A Blount
Benjamin Micou
William A. Blount
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Lquity Court NO
Justice Anderson
Henry Johnson
Wamaling
Emma
Compalnant
Hunter Allender
Allender
Birney & Woodard
Bates Warren Johnson
Newman
Beall
Bigelow
J H Adriaan
Bateman
Com.platkentis Aceley
Moulton
JF Pugh
Wolf & Rosenberg
Jameson
H. B. Moulton
J S Whitt
Stoner
Ly Glen
Whitt
JL Cave
Cave
RH McNeil
US Wells
Wells
Tucker & Kenton
E Amarose
Dijon
Dillon
S Banbysmith
Brien
O Brien
R. F Downing
J Colnert
Moore
Lo A Davey
Howells
Chase Rays
Morgan
C Rays
Knights of Labor
Burns
H B Davis
R G Donaldson
L C Willamson
H B
Mancassas
M. Buffy
H Jackson
New York Quarry Company
Va Dent
Prenting
J C Fas
J H Taylor
J OH Gordon
Overton
Hughes
Gray
Carrington Equity
Justice Stafford
Hutchins
Brandenbure
Brendenburg
Samuel Maddox
H Prescott Gatley
Fridey
Echo
Norfolk and Western Stockholders Re Elect Board
Norfolk and Western Railroad stockholders met in Roanoke Virginia with eighty four percent representation. Two board changes occurred J B Thayer filled the Provost vacancy and William G MacDowell replaced Parker Shortridge. Directors endorsed Johnsons improvement schemes and authorized double tracking and new equipment. President Cassatt attended and praised the Virginia road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk and Western Stockholders
Roanoke
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Irectors
J.B. Thayer
M. Provost
Philadelphia
Parker Shortridge
William G. MacDowell
Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Virginia
Norfolk and Western
Widow Sues Sister-In-Law Over Death Benefit Policy
Mary J Leesnitzer files suit to restrain sister in law Bessie Anderson from collecting a National Union policy in favor of the sister. Leesnitzer claims she paid assessments for over a decade after her husband Edward Leensnig ter took out and later surrendered the policy to replace it with a $1000 policy for Bessie Anderson. Attorney Edmund Burke represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Leesnitzer
Bessie Anderson
National Union
Edward Leensnitger
Leesnitzer
Edmund Burke
Mother's Friend Promises Pain Free Maternity Aid
Advertises Mother's Friend as the sole remedy to ease the pains and dangers of childbirth. Claims the product prevents nervousness nausea and distress, while preparing the body for birth and avoiding serious complications. Priced at $2.60 per bottle with free informational book by SAADFIELD REGULATOR GO. Atlanta Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saadfield
Atlanta
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Court of Appeals
Justice Duell
Justice McComas
Smith
Chapman
McGuhern
Gerstley
L. A. Bailey
Wetmore
Karrick
McGuireys
L. A Dailey
Appallee
Wolf
M Cohen
E A. Jones
Iffi
Bradford
National Benefit Association
John Tidout
Appellee
A. A. Birney
Rheam
Martin
W. E. Lester
J. A. Burkert
J. A. Johonon
Clark
Gersnley
Melville Church
Hilton Jackson
Potomac Laundry Company
Miller
J Mather
T Hendley
W C Prentiss
George Francia Williams
Dangerfield
Willams
Washington Beneficial Endowment Association
Commercial Alliance Company
Ross Perry & Son
T. Thomas
Gordon & Gordon
Miller & South
H. E
Dasts
Padgett & Forrest
Hogans
Drew
J H. Ralston
Matthews
W. G Gardiner
E B, Kimball
Guerin
E. H Thomas
Lambert & Baker
Durkin Va Knopp
Douglass & Douglass
Mathews
Taylor and
J. S. Flannery
Golden
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Plaiintiff
M. FT. Clinksealea
J. W. Patterson
Jod McKenney
Wagner Vs
Hufty & Johnston
Emig Vs. Hudson
Atterneys
Emig
Wilamson & Williams
Andrewson
National Galleries Company
Avernes
Tienes and Stewart—Robertson and White
Amos
Doody
Taylor— Hamilton & Colbert
Marshall
Washington Electric Vehicle
Washington Hallway and Electric Company
Os Or Railway Company
A. B. Webb
A. A. Lipscomb
J. J.kington
Ferreroys, Sariel
A. L. Sinclair
C. Bee Wilson
Ve. Walker
H. Ae Bailey
Gircuit
Cabaneh
Bilopper
C. H. Merillat
W. B. Ambrose
E. H. Thames
H. P. Blair
L Mackey
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Hayden Johnser
Beach & Hoehling
Horton
Gatwenheimer
Laigh & Conway Robinson
Thomas, Mitchell & Eilizon
Virginia Trust Company
Lipscomb
Millan & Smith
Thomas, Mitchell & Eltzon
Cassin Ve. Lipscomb
Gordon & Gordon—Thomas, Mitchel & Hilson
Hi Vs
Southern Railway Company
Homer & Warrick
Hamilton & Colbert
Rosa Ve
Golden & Co
M. Hufty
W. A Ichnaton
Callaghan
W. F. Mattingly
George
Chase
Oberlin Va
Palmer
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Cole & Donaldson
de Roy
Castleberg
M. J. Colbert
L. PF
Harlow
Bieber
Wolf & Rosenbergs
Pletcher
Anacastle and Potomac River Railway Company
B. T. Doyle
J. Darlington
Hall
Heyden Johnson
B. H. Thames
Read
Atchison
John Ridout
Proctor
Campbell Carrington
J. McD
Carrington
I Ho Thomas
Ve Capital Traction Company
JI. Schitt
G. Thomas Dunlop
Milliken Va
Dotson
J. J. Carrington
Georgs B Hazelton
Criminal Court No
Justice Wright
Richard H. Garrett
Philip Christian
Winfield BH. Smith
Workhouse
Dare
J. M. Thicke
James Jordan
Justice Gould
United States Va
Fred Morris
Joseph Hughes
Arthur Welch
Robert Slaughter
Sareany
Welch
George F Collins
C J Westmoreland
George T Hilton
William Ho Buchanan
George J Wert
Frobate
Justice Stafford Fatate
James Stockton Sharpe
I W. van Take
Prank T Hyman
Charles F Scott
Bate
Martha Scott
John Mulhall
Probete Ag
Gertman
Annie & Johnson
Equity Suite
Mary J. Leeanitzer
Helter
Bridget Hayden
James Hayjen
Washington Nations
Building and Loan Association
Colestora
Thompson & Law
A. L. Adler
Trustess
Lucy Seybolt
Atorney
Ivan Heldeman
William J. Dugan
Michan
J. O'Connor
Appext
A. H. Bell
George D. Horning
L .D. Moore, Jr
W. D. Campbell
Churen
Justice of the Peace
E. 3
Bailey and Tucker & Kenyan
Harold EH. Daylore
Devil Notes
Rufus C. Brooks
Thomas L. Jones
Hamilton & Cobert
Harold H. Doyle
Julia A. Stuarnt
Chicago Grain
NEW York Grain
Europe
New Yorks
Deutschland
National City Bank
Local Financial
Union Trust
American Security and Trust
Lanston, Mergenthaler
Graphosphone
the Stock Board
Washington Failway Company
The
American Bank
Washington Stock Exchange
Benevolent Society
Weer
Moses Offenburg
Abram G. Keroes
Louis Kramer
Morris H
the Post’s Information Bureau
Post
Bureau of Educational Information
Washington Schools
National University Law School
Ud. Carusi
Stenographic Acade
Colorado
the Association
G Street N. W
the Young Men’s Christian Association
Trinity College
Michigan Avenue
Catholic University
Brookl and
Cary
University School For Boys
Eighteenth St. N. W
West Point
Annapolis
Robert L. Preston
Mount Vernon Seminary
M Street
N. W
Elizabeth J. Somers
Adelia Gaths Hensley
Strayer
Business College
Cormer
Fate Tanner
the & Trust Bldg
Torvinth
Tannner
New York State
Legislaty Omeral Cour
Washington College of Music
Sydney
Strope Corps
Thomas W. Sidwell
Bristol School
Chevy Chase French School
Chase House
49Th Street
Mintwood Place
Alice A. Bristol
Otto Torney Simon
Tudio
P Street
Station G
Hox 25
Etty
Fees
Lee Ets
Olney
Lee Dorset
Academy of the Sacred Heart
Park St. Nw
Aero Ladies
ST. Dominic
Ingenna
Stuart School
Claudia Stuart
Principe Weld
Pollock
Washington, D. Cc
Sid Ind
SCE
Army and Navy Preparatory School
13Th
Princeton Sts
Military
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Swavely
Washington School
Louie Leverett Hooper
Wisconsin Avenue
National Cathedral School For Girls
Protestant Episcopal Foundation
Steinway Pianos
Dupont Circle
Cara Teave Georgetown
Miss Bangs
Miss Whiton
East Capitol Street
Fr. Wood
Sante
George H. Sensner
Emerson Institute
Friends School
Ist
Spencerian
Stiehl
Spencerian Business College
Washington, D
Ye. m
Fairmont
14Th
Yale
Law
Hegtay
Arthur Sambay
Tine Judith Stedle
Acso
Prin. Ai
Anna E. MacDonald
Flynn
S. W. Corath
Katsna
Francis Mann Hall
D&s
ST. Rose’s Industrial School
Sisters of Charity
Seaking
Berlitz School OF Languages
Goran. Price
St. Boris
Thal Free
Senor Gomar
Prin
Livingson
Ladfec
Maryland
Rock Hill College
Ellicote City
Courace
Rother
Mules, N.2
A. Heffeman
Renshaw
Baum
Sth
U Ats
Fphone
Oppenheimer's
Ninth St
NEW Home Agency
Ae Ee SY
JONES
Palace King
21St St
A. Kahn’s
Burnetine's & Loan
Pennsylvania Avenue
Robert E. Bradley
F Street
Walter H. Acker
Building Association
C. A Baker
Metzerott
D. C
Akiinston Fire Insurance Company
Harrison-Browning Co
Thos. J. Fisher & CO. Incorporated
F. H. Smith Cog
Bend
Wes NY
Ave
Moore & NL. Inc
14Th St. Nw
JAS M York & Sons
G St. Aw
J. H. Bradley Company, Inc
Ow Ees
PEI
WM H
SAM- Br - 407
Tyler & Rutherford (Incorporated
Stum
D C
Stone & Fairfax
E. Hoon
REED
15Th St. Aw
People’s Savings Bank
STIS
Toseph Cahn Roqow
Jenifer Building
D Sts NW
INFSS
AMLA
Schmidt
DIRD
15Th Et An
MTA
ST Asoshital
PROM
R. LL
Warrington
Marselle
17Th Street
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