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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1905

Page

9

Impetus Given Trade Good Prices For New Cotton

Broadstreet’s to-morrow notes wholesale trade at full volume boosted by farmers fairs and cooler weather. Unprecedented rail buying by leading companies and rising coke and coal prices accompany strong retail activity in textiles, dry goods, and building materials.

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New York Produce and Metal Markets Amid Mixed Receipts

In New York on September 8, prices and receipts show mixed movement across commodities. Butter and eggs steady, live poultry firm with Western fowls and spring turkeys noted. flour, meal, hay, and lard steady to quiet. Metals display London weakness with copper and tin fluctuating. local copper and iron quotable but subdued. several foundry metals in the Northern and Southern markets show steady levels.

New York London Glasgow Middleeboro Iran Northern Southern

Road Linked with History Natchez Trace’s Storied Origin

From Everybody's Magazine John Swain details the Natchez Trace as one of America’s oldest roads. It linked Nashville to Natchez and New Orleans, guiding settlers, troops, and commerce, while serving as a sacred tribal route and later a railroad era relic still visible on the ridges.

Natchez Trace Southwest Everybody's Magazine John Swain America Spain Mississippi Washington Wilkinson Fort Adams Bli River Nashville Buffalo Trace Tennessee Colbert's Ferry Mussel Shoals Big Black Natchez New Orleana Walnut Hils New Orleans Tobias Gibson Lorenza Dow Ota Hickory Bering

News of the Railroads and Staff Changes

George L Dillman resigns from Western Pacific. Chicago and Eastern Illinois to locate shops at Salem. George Gould returns from Europe as rail president. Various agent promotions and resignations across railroads. Thirty one railroads report August green earnings totaling 7 958 193, with net up over 1904. New Lackawanna Hoboken terminal valued at 5 million. Major personnel moves include J S Goodrich and J S Teale appointments, and Col Price’s death in Moncton.

R. G Wdan Review of Dun Wteh George L. Dillman Western Pacific Chicago Illinoia Salem George J. Gould Gould System of Reiroads J. Rochwitz Burlington St. Louis John W. Childress, Jr Central of Georgia Nashville, Tenn C. A. Sullivan Wheeling and George BE. Butterly Santa Fe St. Joseph John J. Teale E A. Albright Thomas Lehigh Valley A. Galloway Southern District Southern Pacific Los Angeles James E. Price Intercolonial Railway Tia Moncton N. B Q. A. Upton Baltimore and Uniont Minneapolis Lackawanna Hoboken Wleming Burlington and Quincy William Fitzgerald J. 8 Goodrich St Louie The Wabash Minneapolis and Imperial Railway System of Japan United States RF. K. Huger Seaboard Air Line Charles H. Hix Richmond Allen M. Nye Creveland Cincinnati Peoria Boston Maine Massachusetts Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company John €. Isle Chicago Great Western C. C. Johnson R. L. Cheatham Seabond Air Line Durham Southera S. C Charles E. Norton Chicago and Pacific Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Rockford Pennsylvania New York Jersey Chy E P. Ripley Atchison Sante Fe James R. Bell Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Cumberland Hell Cumberland and Shenandesh Washington County Do. M. Burt American Association of General Passenger and Ticket Agents Oforth America Maxleoo West Jersey and Seashore Railroad Fennsyl+ Vania Railroad Seashore Transcontinental Passenger Association Northwest Western Roads Gulf Lnes W. G. Blerd Chicago Terminal Division Rock Island Panama Railroad H @. Prescott H. M. Bronson Cleveland, Cinctennaif Indianapolis Ind Bronson Thayer Randolph Baltimore and Ohio Albany and Susquehanna New York State Railroad Commissioners Manila J. G. White & Co London St. Paul Chicago Great Western Railroad Samuel Stickney Heratofor Scond L. S. Cavs Road Benton

A Terrible Mistake From the Philadelphia cure

Klayson Tatters recalls a past incident in a Philadelphia slang tale. A man offered soap and the word seap revealed as a new slang for money. Weary Willie asks for details while Tatters explains the misunderstanding and neighborhood chatter.

Philadelphia Klayson Willie

International Labor Office Leads Lead Poisoning Prize

The International Labor Office Basel Switzerland offers a prize competition for lead poisoning prevention with total awards of 9480 dollars. Prizes range from 1209 to 2400 dollars for works on prevention in mining smelting chemical applications crafts and trades with instructions to submit manuscripts by December 31 1968.

International Labor Office Basel Switzerland Philadelphia Inquirer International Lactor Office Europe

Monkey Talk In Graphophone From Africa Study in Primeval Forests

Prof Garner the American naturalist famed for monkey language studies plans to leave England for West Africa with a graphophone to record how monkeys communicate in the jungle. He reports that in forest life there is no common language and that dozens of distinct words exist, contrasting sharply with captive animals. He has documented phonetic words such as Achru sun and kukcha water, asserting a primitive vocal system.

Washington London Garner England Africa Shaws Liverpool West Africa Prof. Garner Sydney

Right Investment in The Post Promotes Local Ads

An old time newspaper ad column urges Washington merchants to place advertisements in The Post as the secure smart investment. It touts grocery offers, credit lines, and local notices with names and addresses, including firms like Thomas grocer and various residents planning trips or transfers, all framed as timely promotions for readers.

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Equity Court Docket Includes Receiverships and Lunacy Matters

Supreme Court and district courts list multiple cases with receivers appointed in Baden vs Bryn and others, lunacy orders for Burns Vivian Bastin Tjernstrom and Simenuen, probate entries for Sullivan Coomes Dana Buchanan Jones Wilcox Williams Pollet Cook Bollow and Depouly Pollet, and various criminal and civil actions including United States vs Day for robbery and condemnation of port of Youngsborough funds. Complainants and defendants are named with solicitors, bonds posted, and court dates or actions such as hearing fixed and sale confirmations noted.

Supreme Court District of Columbia Equity Court Justice Gould Grand Fountain United Order of True Reformers Brown Complemant J. C. Robinson George F. Collins Cave McNail & Nattress McCay Ve. Philippine Publishing Company R. B. Dickey Lambert & Baker Baden Bryn F. W. Brandenburg T. Thomas Bond Stuart McNamara Brandenburg & Brandenburg Alloughby Mires Bernard & Johnson Biliott Prout Barnard & Jobson Leege Himmerich A. G. Bishop J. N. Saunders Nicholas Burns Alexander Vivian George Bastin Gustav Tjernstrom J. J. Darlington Dfendant John Ridout Cook R. Golden Donaldson Charla Pos Robert E. Sullivan Dennis J. O'Leary John D. Coughlan George BE. Coomes G. Coldren Napoleon J. T. Dana Evana Browne John Buchanan Will Fred A. C. Wella George Milton Jones Mary E. D Wilcox Mary R Wilcox John Selden Alice V. C. Williams J. W. Campbell Fred L. Rosemonad William A. Cook Cartain M. Bryant Louise Depouly Pollet J. A. Lynham William W. Bollow Levi H. David

Real Estate Transfers Across Northwest to Southeast Districts

Real estate transfer notices list numerous parcels changing hands. Thomas H. Pickford and others sell or swap lots on Eleventh Street NorthWest P Street NorthWest and E Street Southeast. deeds involve George T. Dunlop, Allen W. Guyer, and George W. Wise among others. Other entries show transfers in Trinidad and in Mares Portion with figures around $10 and small sums, plus a U S government related portion with 98.23 dollars.

Eleventh Thomas H. Pickford George T. Dunlop H. Rorler Dulany Allen W. Guyer George W. Wise George T. Duniop Eighth Street Wilson C. Thompson Eda G. Mertz Twining Robert F. Bradbury James H. Christie Georgia Avenue Fourteenth Clarence B. Hight Weasley T Elisabeth J. Gary Maryland Avenue John R. Lang Frank Hume Joseph R. Riénon Trustess Mioisnes D. McAuliffe Trinidad William T. Willett Wallace B. Smith Mares James D- Cameron W. Madert George’ W. Madert United States of America

Deeds of Trust and Property Security Notices

Deeds of trust filed for various properties secured by building associations, with multiple parties and amounts from $290 to $8,000. Terms include 3 to 6 years, semi annual or half yearly interest, and specific lot and block descriptions across several named neighborhoods and builders. Equity suits noted include Martin A. Leese versus George M. Emmerich et al. seeking trustee substitution.

Brall Eastern Star Home Association Charles A. McHuen Robert HH. Terrell William B. Johnson Squard Allen W. Guyer Henry H. Bergmann Charles Brown Eccurs Oriental Building Association Square Law George W. Wise Walter H. Marlow, Jr Charles P. Btone Henry Kraak Eckington Siamund Ehrlich Et al George M. Emmerich German-American Building Association Joseph EH. Balk Metropolia Building Association Bsaille Miller Et Vir Joseph O Horatio N. Taplin Cornelius C. Billings Lillie T. Taplin Wesley T. Gary Clarence B. Hight le Roy Mark Banford Edie Twining City James W. Christie William W George ©. Boarman Robert ¥. Bradbury Mollie G. Lew Clement W. Howard William M James N. Fitzpatrick, Jr Reno Mount Asbury M Fred G. Coldren Karl H. Fenning Annie St. Fenning Lota Charles Geise William F. Ogle John M. Moehring Harrie Colen Eudora A. Lane Charles @ Allen John Phibbons John A. Teyman der Ceni Wigabeth J. Cooksey Charles J Benjamin Roger T. Mitchell Perpetual Building Association Peter’s Mill Anna A. C. Foster Theophile William Vonderheldle August Daete Hmile Wagner Martin A. Leese George M. Emmericht al Bishop J. Saunders

Penknife Swallowed by Man Recovered in Camden

Richard Sauer of 1336 Lemon Street swallowed a penknife days ago and it was finally recovered. He survived on linseed oil and mashed sweet potatoes for thirty six hours and felt no pain while the knife was in his body but was very hungry. Dangerous coughs colds sore throats are quickly cured by Dr Kings New Discovery for Coughs and Colds. Store brands mention guaranteed relief from coughs.

Camden N. J Richard Sauer Lemon Street Sauer

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