Cotton and crops report shows August condition mixed across states
The August crop report notes cotton average at 77.3 with declines from July and mixed readings for corn wheat barley oats and rye. It covers state by state conditions on August 25 and July 25, compares to 1904 1905 and ten year averages, and includes harvest yields for oats spring wheat and potatoes with regional details and trends.
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Reprizta
Crop Reporting Board
Bureau of Statistics
Mpnt
Census Bureau
Che Department
SBI
Tike Pring Pal States
North Dakota
South Dakota
Iona
Washingtom
Ginners' output down in United States Census bulletin
The Census Bureau report shows 403 209 bales ginned in the U S to September 2 1906, versus 476 853 by the same date in 1905, with 6 452 ginners operating this year compared to 3 629 last year. State gains and losses listed include Texas 324 458 Alabama 25 205 Georgia 24 358 and other regions, plus notes on London metal markets and local prices.
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United States
Bulletin
Helf Hales
Texas
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
Floris
Arkansas
Carolina
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Coal Production in United States Reaches New High in 1905
Report by Digewood W Parker of the United States Geological Survey shows 1905 coal production at 992,919,341 short tons valued at $475,755,963, the highest on record. Compared with 1904, output rose over 11 percent in quantity and over 7 percent in value, with Pennsylvania anthracite totaling 59,850 short tons valued at $141,879,000 and total bituminous and lignite production at 215,259,491 short tons valued at $334,877,820. Anthracite in Pennsylvania rose by 150,3192 tons from 1904, while bituminous and lignite grew by 36,599,982 tons, driven by operator efforts to secure supply ahead of planned mining suspensions and wage agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Digewood W Parker
United States Geological Survey
United States
Penneslvania
Pennesylvania
Parker
Pennsylvania
Movements in Coal and Gold Trade Highlight 1905 Shifts
The report notes 28174 men and boys in US coal mining with rising output in 1905, fueled by iron industry activity. Coke production jumped from 93,278,527 to 42,912,528 tons, led by coking coal states supplying iron furnaces. Separately, Kuhn, Loeb & Co announced 22.2 million in gold casts for London import under Shaw’s order. National City Bank and The National Shawmut Bank each engaged multitudes for foreign shipments amid a strong US gold import outlook.
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United States
Iron Industrs
York
t—Kuhn, Loeb & Co
London
Shaw, & National Bank
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
National City Bank
Boston
National Bhawmut Bank
Neagle
Bank of England
Legal Record abstracted from equity court filings and guardianships
A dense summary of court actions in the Supreme Court District of Columbia. It lists numerous case names, parties, and attorneys across alimony, guardianship, probate, administration, and bankruptcy matters. Included are references to guardians, witnesses, bonds, and estate administrations with various solicitors and firms named.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court NO
Junthe Gouttl
Boyd
Ite
Coneil
Polfelter
P J Ryan
Solichors
Thompson
Tiskey Moller
Obrien
guardian_ad
Ableltor
Curtin
Vanca
Patitinacr
Solitlor
Plamley
Stewnstohn
Appel
Antiolters
Ambros '& Variilst
Salisitors
J B Archerie
E al Thomas Grimth
Stewart
Rex
Aollettorn
Merlilat
G Nm Galther
Tribby
Tribby Reference
Britpley
Howard Boyd
Aid
Georgetown University
David Fr Byel
Justice Supreme
Ashley Gould
Mamissite
Soatica Sepreme Cours
District of Columbis
Lazares
Dietrick
Columbia
Rans
Osstible
Eeper
Wien
Rhett
Gotieme
Reat Metata
Bridence L
Real Estate Transfers First Addition and Distant Listings
Real estate transfers listed for various neighborhoods including First Addition Th AvErigan EnioneettT yt PARK, Washington Heights, North Columbia Heights, Mount Pleasant and others. Transfers show grantors and grantees, lot and block details, and dollars per parcel, with amounts ranging around 10 to 20 dollars and numerous square blocks.
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Kinnear
Jereph
Darlington
George Weid
Clair
Woonaidse
Susan F
Howland
Wiliam
Hunt
Susen F
Willa
White
Warter Carter
Cardell
Willem Hohnson
EASP
Eerin
Cox Dinen
Twelfth Streetorthifest
Tim Ganual Fo Savor
Dior
Charles Ho
Clare Ors
Hieht
Iyank Heat
Willem J Quinlan
William J Quinlan
eoNegy
Auina
Collvsta Heights
Bantel
Henry
Gordon
Bloek
Sam
Urset
Eoran
John W
Dovesle
Mount Pleasant
Agnes Willer del
Pahecey
Lot
Wailliec
Henson Mt
Arethird Ridgeway
Deeds of Trusts in Numerous City Blocks and Squares
A list of deed of trust transactions secure loans to various property owners across many blocks and squares including Taroma Parka, Bloomingdale, Bellevue, and North Columbia Heights. Names such as G Bryan ot vit Prantl, Homer Guerrs, Wilmer elatt, Reginald W Beall, J Clarence Price, and Citizens Savings Bank appear, with loan amounts ranging around 950 to 3900, terms from 1 to 9 years, and interest rates near 5 to 7 percent. The entries cover properties tied to multiple acres and lots in diverse neighborhoods, reflecting a broad pattern of secured credits on urban parcels.
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Taroma Parka
Bryan
Homer Guerrs
Wilmer
Squarf
Chris Cre
Charles A Pendles
Frederick S ‘Urter
Anare Y Bradter
H Prescott Gatley Resceiers
Sears
South Brookland
Garrett “Sformater Et We
Washington Leanaig Trust Company
Lo Sn Sure
Faunabie Cooperative Building Associa
Unclear historic deed notices amid mixed chattel sales
Fragmentary OCR shows a series of de p tus deeds and security notices. Names include Cherise Helida Dennis Walsh Alexander Helen Frank B Medigen Philip Schwartz and others with chattel values listed. Locations reference 1480 Marian Yeeman 3420 Marland Avenue 1942 Eleven Street and 1310 New York Avenue.
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Dennis Walsh
Alexander Helen
Frank
Medigen
Abcura
Philip Schwartz
Marland Avenue
Ohn
Bustard
Benjamin F
Eawarila
Joseph A
WG Wamsley
Clatters
Étrast
Nonthwest
Eawerd P Jenkins
Frederick Mocks
Abeo
JW Pointe
New York Avenue
Green
Herry
Watts
Wleventh Street
Bra & Nietols
Slattery
Rijamall
Citizens Loan
Forthwest
William F Hutton
Gengre Sims
Bryan Dux
Thirteenth Street
Licensed to Marry in Virginia Era Names and Dates
A garbled marriage license roundup lists multiple couples with ages and locations across Virginia and nearby areas. Fragments mention Rev clergymen, counties like Lovisk and Staunton, and towns including Frederickeburg and Bedford Cit, with various ages and partner pairs.
Retirement of Gen Francis Dodge Highlighted by Civil War Service
A CENTRAL news brief honors Gen Francis Dodge for a career spanning the Civil War Texas campaigns and Western Indian conflicts. It notes his rise from private in the Twenty third Massachusetts to division ordnance officer, his yellow fever era service in Havana, and the notable disbursement of 3,000,000 to the Cuban army after the Spanish American War.
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Indiana
Texas
Dodge
United States Army
United States
Twenty-third
Massachusetts Volunteer Regiment
Hineel
Havana
Cubs Ho
Francis S
General Burton to Retire. Garlington to Succeed IG
Gen Burton plans retirement on September 9 by request, with Col Ernest A Garlington named Inspector General. Garlington, a senior inspector corps officer, hails from Georgia and began military career at West Point. Burton contributed to Cuba investigations in 1881. Japanese laud Bluejackets for aid after Aizawa fire. three U S seamen praised by Japan Advertiser for risking lives to help extinguish burning debris.
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Ernest A. Garlington
Bia
George Burton
War Department
Burton
Army
Gio Burton
A i
Military Academy
Delaware
Cuba
United States
Cat Garlington
South Carving
Georgia
Japan
A. Truent
Aigawa
Navy Department
Aizawa
Cruier
Raleigh
James Price
R. O. Manning
iAlberd Rowan
Hershy
OFEVER COMMENDS GRANT AT MOUNT GRETNA MANEUVERS
Acting Secretary of War Gen Oliver resigns his duties after a misstep at Mount Gretna maneuvers. Gen Grant, commanding the camp, is praised for strong work amid obstacles including poor camp grounds. Gen Oliver and Capt Hutcheson travel to Fort Riley to inspect tent artillery batteries on site.
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Oliver
Mount Gretna
Page
Grant
Grate Hutcheson
General Staff
Fort Riley
Kans
Middies Enjoying Best Vacation Time At Annapolis
Washington Haze reports Annapolis on Sept 19 as midshipmen of the advanced section begin a long rest period after lengthy work without breaks. The scene includes sailors' families and the urged return to Annapolis for four years of study and rank. Rear Admiral Hemphill reports to the Naval Board of Inspection and Bureau, with commands and personnel transfers noted. Fort Thomas plans brigade post expansion, and officer appointments across the Navy Department are listed amid a stream of travel orders and postings for ships and bases worldwide.
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Washington
Annapolis
Annapolia
Hemp
Joseph N. Hemphill
Navy Yard
New Yorks
Navy Department
Naval Board of Inspection and Bureau
Hugo Osterhaus
Fort Thomas
Cincinnati
Ohio
War Department
Dashiell
Paul J Dashiall
Naval Academy
Totercollegiate Football Association
Navy
Deaths in Health Office Record for September 1
Health office record lists numerous deaths with ages and last residences, including Mary Te Brown 71, Thomas Grimes Prov Home 26 Sears Carer 29 Ost alley 52, and Cisndy Lawrence Wiesse 2 years among many others. The list covers names, ages from days to 98 years, and addresses such as 121 Mineo Ave and 308 Cap St, reflecting a community-wide mortality record.
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Mary Te. Brown
Mineo Ave
Thomas & Grimes
Sears
Carer
Seare
Ale Freeman
Derresc St Aw
Zears
Cisndy
Lawrence Wiesse
Jawls
Derre
Sears Pormet A. Coomts
Mare N Doyle
Ann M Craig
Aimim Hranztian
Rachel Dean Freedmep
Anie May Barnes
COL W S STANTON RETIRED IN THE ENGINEERS
Severs Col William S Stanton Corps of Engineers was placed on the retired list yesterday due to age. He recently supervised river and harbor works near Boston and is a New York native who graduated from the Military Academy in 1886. Promotions followed retirement, elevating several officers in the Engineer Corps to new ranks.
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William S Stanton
Corps of Engineers
Army Yesternay
Engineer Corps
Ernest H. Ruffeer
New Orleans
Predérig V. Abbot
Chief of Engineers
Willem W. Harte
San Francisco
Curtis W. Orwell
Portland
Thomas M. Roebing
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
Leutenant
Washington May Get Stock in Terminal Firm
Rumor says Washington Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Railway will take an issue from Baltimore Terminal Company. First mortgage bonds reportedly underwritten at 5. The authorized $1,000,000 issue will be filled with $5,250,000 now. $269,000 reserved for future use. Washington company possibly to take control of terminal stock and raise capital by about $1,590,100 to reach $4,500,500.
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Eature Terminal Company
Afrolal
Washington Post
Baltimore
lGeorge T Bishop
Washington, Bal Hmore and
Annapolis Electric Railway Company
Baltimore Terminel Company
Hettmore
Baltimore Terminal Company
Cleveland
Ona
Treasury
Washington Company
Washington
Better Hospital Service in Philippines Improves Sanitation
Navy Surgeon General Rixey tours San Francisco Manila and Yokohama hospitals, notes reforms and improvements in Philippine sanitary conditions. He recommends a detention house for enlisted men at San Francisco naval station and learns from foreign navies to guide U S hospital updates in Norfolk and beyond.
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United States Naval Hospital Service
Kixey
Dielp
Addiron
Thia
Washington
San Prancieco Neaval
Newport
Rixey
Philippines
Manila
Thei City
Neval
Canacao
Cervite
Olongend
Olongope
Honolulu
Yokohama
United States
Medrical Corps
Dod
Nagasaki
Shanghai
Gen Rixey
Paris
London
Naval Hospital
Norfolk
Norfo
Army Orders and Promotions Reported Across Posts
The dispatch details leaves, promotions, and extended duties for officers including Capt. Frank C. Jewell and Col. Gustave J. Werner. It notes August travel by First Lieutenant Holton Le Papper from Fort Sherman to Madison Burneck, and a promotion sequence from First Lieutenant to Captain for George H. Craton. A parallel item reports Dr Paul J Dashiall’s naval academy professorship appointment. Government receipts and expenditures show redemption of bank notes and revenue totals.
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Mbavsee
Sugens
Wileon
Llexy Corpa
Frank CG Jewel
Quertarmatter
Gustava J Wenerer
Linut’ Holton le Papper
Infantey
Fort Sherlikn
Madison Burrecks
New York
Hin
George H. Craton
Court Acknowledges Several Named Parties In Disputed Matter
A set of individuals including Chantt Court, Dante, and others appear in a complex appellate proceeding. The document references various parties such as Mosars Drigh Robixoen and J Holdeworthy Gordon, with additional mentions of Santee Swabee Smite and Mt. The irregular wording suggests OCR corruption. the core item is a court dispute involving multiple named actors and a Court of Appeals venue.
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Chantt Court
Dante
W oDeooane
LLM
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