Market Recovers Slightly Amid Steel Price Rumors
Washington reports show a tentative market uptick early in the session, with United States Steel leading declines on rumors of possible iron and steel price cuts. Weather remains favorable for crops as cotton and wheat gain strength, while Oregon Short Line seeks capital for debt payoff to Union Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Wall Street
United States Steel
Liverpool
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Union Pacife Statroad Company
Cnesen
Washington Railway and Electric stock leads active trades
The Washington Railway and Electric Company preferred stock was the most active on the Washington Stock Exchange yesterday with four shares sold, keeping the market from midsummer inactivity. Several Washington Gas shares and one National Savings and Trust share traded, while local capitalists discuss a proposed shoe factory owned by local investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Washington Stock Exchange
Railway Preferred
Washington Gas
National Savings and Trust
New York Cotton and Market Summary 1910
New York cotton market reports mixed activity with regular noon quotations. Financial figures show Treasury and utility bond activity, weather notes, and wide-ranging commodities including gold, silver, and stock market quotes across multiple sectors.
Copper Production Eases as Nevada Consolidated Cuts Output
Wall Street notes a 9 million pound rise in August copper production per the Copper Producers Association. Nevada Consolidated reduced output by 1 million pounds, about 15 percent, with expectations that curtailment effects will show more broadly. Interborough-Metropolitan bond and directorate shifts fuel market optimism amid new issues in Vermont Valley bonds. Exports from New York Port rose by 1.25 million and 8 million year over year, underscoring hopes for recovery in foreign trade through manufactured exports.
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Washington Post
New York
Copper Producers’ Association
Nevada Consolidated
Guegenheim
Slow to Indict Gallagher Delayed by Mayor’s Recovery
New York reports the Hudson county grand jury will hold off on indicting James J. Gallagher, alleged assailant of Mayor Gaynor, until doctors confirm Mayor Gaynor has fully recovered. Judge Swayze in Jersey City urged caution, saying no indictment for assault with intent should occur within a year unless surgeons certify no fatal outcome is possible.
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New York
James J. Gallagher
Gaynor
Hudson County Grand Jury
Swayze
Jersey City
Merchants Apply for Chamber Membership
Joseph Schencker Louis Hirsh Joe Co Kaufman and A Sigmund local merchants yesterday applied for Chamber of Commerce membership to affiliate with the recently formed Retail Merchants Association. Fifteen businessmen have applied in total to identify with the retail association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Schencker
Louis Hirsh
Joe Co
Kaufman
A.’ Sigmund
Chamber of Commerce
Retail, Merchants Association
Chamber
Retail Association
New York Produce Prices Mixed on Sept 20
Butter receipts reach 17 969 tons with varied classifications and steady cheese. Eggs firm with Pennsylvania and nearby hens, white and brown varieties. Poultry prices irregular and dressed meats weak. Flour steady with healthy demand. Pork, Beer, Lard and Sugars show mixed trends across regions. potatoes and cabbages steady with unchanged peanut prices.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
New York State
New
California
Niagara
Concord
Bartlett Pears
New York
Procena
State
Pennsylvania
Hennery
Springera
Western Brothers
Middle West
South America
Metal Market On Copper Prices And Misc Trading Notes
New York copper prices weak across spot and futures while London markets hold steady. Arrivals in New York today total several thousand tons with copper exports this month near five digits. Local copper bars and foundry grades listed with varied prices. In other notices, Turkish loan talks shift to an English group led by Sir Ernest Cassel, per Temps.
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Aulee Washington Railway and Electric
Washington Gre
Hington
Cas Cortina
Georgetown Gan
Columbia Ry
Bitzer
Metmoen Wash
Alex
Mi. Verney
Treasury
Elec. Power Co
Liverpool
Benels Co Fa
Emerson Steam Pump Co
Washington Market Co
Arkansas
Capital Traction Co
Washington Ry
Washington
Elec
Philippine Treasury
Wash
Mt. Vernon
Wyoneon
Washington Breamboat
Ae Joy Wear
Georgetown Gas
General Fund
Aeon Tel
ana'Tel. Co
Mergenthaler Linotype
Eanston Monotype
Greene-Cananes Copper
Sores Y
Washinton Ie
Trainiry
Trust Company
Artima Eas
Teast
Union Trust Company
Washington Loan
United States Trust Co
Flame Savings Bank
Save Union Savings Bank
Dime Savings Bank Fast Washington Sa
Provident Savings Bank
Corcoraniar Firemen's
National Union
Potomac
Columbia
Tee
Colonial Beach Co
Emerson Steam Pump
Tranafer and Security Storage Co
New York
London
Custom House
Cleveland
Quist
Foundry Northern
Southern
Britain
Paris
Temps
France
Ernest Cassell
Vaccine Fight Wages Court Move On Vaccination Law
Attorneys for the Antivaccination Society asked for a hearing to represent Charles Caste and seek relief for unvaccinated children denied admission to Phelps School. A special committee will schedule a hearing this week. If no admission without vaccination, they plan a writ of mandamus to force the board to admit, challenging the law’s constitutionality. Other families face similar refusals, signaling broader legal action.
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Antivaccination Society
Ark
District Antivaccination Society
Charles W. Darr
Walter C. Balderson
Board of Education
Behsif
Charles Cestre
Highth Street Northwest
Phelps
W. V.cox
Ellen Spencer Massey
James F. Oyster
Henry P. Blair
Mandamus
District Supreme Court
L. Henry
Thirteenth Street
Bradley
Castle
Henry
Motorman Hart On Car Crash Blocks Traffic
A broken brake beam on a Washington Traction Company car at Ninth and F streets caused a short circuit and traffic tie up yesterday afternoon. Motorman A B Dawson was knocked from the controller and slightly injured. he was revived and taken to Emergency Hospital.
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Washington Traction Company
Ninth
F Streets
A. B. Dawson
Ninth Street
Dawson
Equity Court D C hears Higgins and others cases
Supreme Court DC Equity Court Chief Justice Clabaugh presides rule returnable dates for Higgins vs Higgins and Herdman vs Breneman. References to auditors, restraining orders, and numerous probate matters including estates of Burch Adams Johnston Woolen Kirk Baumgarten Bright and others. Also civil filings against Capital Traction Company and other defendants with varied damages and administration petitions.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court
Clabaugh
Higgins
W. E. Ambrose
Robinson
Hobinson
Pisinwif
A. B. Duvall
Herdman
Breneman
D. W. O'Donoghue
Armstrong
Brown & Armstrong Company
Levi
R. Burch
LeRoy Burch
Marion G. Burch
C. W. Boyle
Mary C. D. Adams
Wilk
George F. Adams
C. W. Fowler
Belle A. Johnston
William HE
Ambrose
Bond
W EL Ambrose
Levin J. Woolen
Tombstone
W. J. Lambert
R. H. Yeatman
John S. Kirk
Fitu
Atcomne
Eugene Reilly
Arthur Baumgarten
Lena Baumgarten
Carr
Patrick
Holmes
Sheehy & Bheehy
Maisie
Grace I. Meigs
J. A. C Janan
F. Collins
Stag
Real estate transfers across Washington areas listed
A published record lists numerous property transfers in neighborhoods such as Fulton, Pleasant and Pleasant Plains, Trinidad, Potomac Heights, Benning Heights, and various Northwest blocks. Names include Gordon, Barnes, Arnold, Scott, Froneaby, Grigsby, Mayer, Merriam, Mangan, Lockwood, Sinnott, and Madden with deeds conveying lots and blocks, many at $10 or $3,300, detailing specific squares and lots throughout 1922 real estate activity.
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Connecticut Avenue
Fulton
Gordon
Lillian M. Barnes
Square
Che’ Chas
Fulton R. Gordon
M. Armor
Looser
Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
William Boehme
August Arnold
Eleventh Street
Finetra Ue
Armand W. Scott
Ware Msenth
Edgar J. Pullman
Gilbert Froneaby
James H. Grigsby, Jr
Trinidad
Laurence J. Mangan
Susan R. Merriam
Street
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
Laurence 5
Mangan
Kentucky Avenue
Laban G. Kelly Et Ux
Bella A. Lockwood
Thirteenth Street
Latreete
James C. Lady
James G. Bennett Kay
Holmead Manor
Harry Wardman
Eva M. H. Bushey
EH Street
Nelly T. Roessta
Charles B. Flore
Margaret M. Armor
H. D. Gordon
Tr. EB. Heater
Lillian M. Barnea
Same
Mary J. Beall
Edgar J. .Prijman
Dame
Wae Square
Alexander Millar
George ‘M. Emmerich
Douglase
Markell
Washington
Edward T. Crismondstox
Frank T
Jesse W. Rawlings
Frank 3. Collins
Edwin D. Farnham
George P. Tucker Et
Petworth
Clara A. Newman
Louis P. Shoemaker
Wilton J. Lambert
Rudolph H. Yeatmen
B. ¥Raneig Saul and
Percy Thompson
Thomas Hones
William Ker
William A. Johnson
Deeds of Trust Listings Across Multiple Squares
A long list of deeds of trust recorded for various properties in multiple city squares and districts. Entries name the grantors and trustees, property lots, secured amounts from a few hundred to several thousand dollars, terms from 1 to 3 years, and interest rates ranging from 4 to 6 percent with semiannual or monthly payments.
Wade Ellis Named Likely Judge in New Court of Commerce
Washington dispatch says Wade H. Ellis, previously Ohio attorney general and Roosevelt Taft antitrust figure, is slated for a seat on the new court of commerce. He has served as Taft’s personal representative and headed the Republican State committee in Ohio, with speculation the appointment is among five judicial plums to be announced at the coming cabinet retreat. Ellis rose as administration antitrust chief under Sherman law, drawing surprise when he resigned as assistant to the Attorney General to lead Ohio Republicans.
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Washington Dispatch
New York World
Wade H. Ellis
Ohio
Taft
Republican State Committee
New Court of Commerce
Filie
Elis
Chicago
Roosevelt
Ellis
Republican State Executive Committee
Newburgh Census Dispute Claims Higher Local Count
Frederick K. Gifford of the Newburgh Chamber of Commerce travels to Washington arguing the federal census is in error. A chamber and local newspaper self conducted count put Newburgh at 28,108, about 2,66 more than the government tally of 25,473 released September 9, 1909, challenging the official population figure.
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Chicago
Transatlande
Qeee
Thaseioard
Manitoba
Newburgh
N. Y
Census Figures Show City Population Shifts
The census lists Canton Ohio at 60 217 up 19 550 and 63 7 percent from 30 667 in 1900 Little Rock Arkansas reaches 45 941 up 7 634 or 19 9 percent from 83 307 in 1900 La Crosse Wisconsin records 30 417 up 1 522 or 6 8 percent from 28 89 in 19 Cambridge Ohio shows 1 327 up from 8 241 in 1900 Larkville Pennsylvania has 5 283 residents.
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Canton
Ohio
Little Rock Ark
la Crosse
Wis
Cambridge
Larkaville
Cooperative kitchen feeds fifty Carthage families at lower cost
In Carthage Missouri fifty families banded together to form a cooperative kitchen to supply three meals a day to each family. The arrangement eliminates servant issues and kitchen work while lowering meal costs. Details are discussed in the October issue of Woman's Home Companion. Veterinary seniors elect officers at George Washington University. G H Koon presides, E W Miller VP, C M Grubb secretary, W E Cotton treasurer, J N Hornblower editor of the Cherry Tree, W C O'Hara editor of the Hatchet.
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Carthage
Eli
Veterinary
Veterinary College of
George Washington University
Veterinary College
G. H. Koon
E. W. Miller
C. M. Grubb
W. E. Cotton
J. N. Hornblower
Cherry Tree
W. C. O'Hara
Hatchet
Bombings by Gambling Factions Hit Chicago Venues
In Chicago last night two bombs exploded within 45 minutes at Freiberg's dance hall on Twenty second street and the Woodlawn cafe near Sixty third street and Cottage Grove avenue. No serious injuries but substantial property damage occurred as patrons fled in panic. Police believe a single bomber used elevated platforms to hurl both bombs, targeting a poolroom adjoining the Woodlawn cafe.
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Chicago
Freiberg
Twenty-second Street
Woodlawn
Sixty-third Street
Cottage Grove Avenue
Woodlawn Cafe
May Postpone Snead Case in New Jersey Court
Newark New Jersey September reports urge postponement of the murder trial of Mrs. Caroline B. Martin and Mrs. Mary Snead charged in the death of Mrs. Ocey Snead of East Orange. An inquiry into Mrs. Martin’s mental condition was sent to Justice Ten Eyck, likely delaying proceedings.
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Newark
N. J
Caroline B. Martin
Mary Snead
Ocey Snead
East Orange
Gummere
Resurvey Ordered For James River Oyster Banks
Gov Mann orders a resurvey of the James River oyster banks to prevent a planned confrontation between planters and rangers who have moved stakes. Police and fish authorities move into position as disputes over encroachment and public waters surface amid tense, uncertain arrangements.
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Richmond
Mann
James River
Planters
Rangers
Camogie Trust Company
Joyster
Les New York
Joseph T. Howell
Fourth National HP Bank of
Nashville, Tenn
Joseph B. Reichmann
Carnegie Trust Company
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Committee of Manufacturers of the Chamber of Commerce
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James B. Kearney
Charles W. Galloway
Southwestern
Kearney
George F. Malone
Westj Inshouse Air Brake Company
Mexican Tramways Company
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Het
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Chicago Grain
Curb Market
Eng York
Ails Chaltvers
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American Tel
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Amour & Co
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Butte Coalition
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Jamerican Cotton
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Amer
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Nat. Ry
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Pittsburg Coal
Brooklyn Rapid
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Pullman Palace
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Amme Republic Bisel
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Rock Ieland Co
Bay
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Consolidated Gas
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Tennessee Copper
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Utah Copper
Llinois Central
Virginia-Carolina Gisembal
Interborough-Net
Interborough-Met
Vies Panel
Western Maryland
Harvester
Inter. Marine Ptd
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union
Inter
Wheeling and Lake Iie
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Hibbs Building
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Stock Machange
iyFe
Gallagher
Retail Merchants’ Association
Lima
Indiana
Oil City
School Board “Castle
U.S
G Street
N. W
Motorman
Hart
J. D. Clark
Elen B. Canty
T. H. Callan
J. P
Nelson Wilson
Sadie W. Moran
Samuel J. Preadcott Company
M. Strasburger
John D. Normoyle
Capital Traction Company
Richard F. Armstrong
Brown & Amatrong Company Et al
Piainti
Levi Cooke
A. L. Newmyer
Lillian BM. Casameava
Giovanni Casansa
Piaintiff
Gles
Anna C. Higainava
Daniel W. Higging
Piaintif
W. Ambrose
A. S. Reaves Sheet Metal
James B. McDonnell
Brandenburg
William E. Wood
Liebman Bros
Charles Poe
Wade Ellis
Commerce Court
Washington —Loan & Trust Company Cor
F Sts
John Joy Edson
Giltedge
Uals
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Ith Street
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
Equitable
F ST. NW
Lawrence Barnum & Co. Bankers
St. N. W
Washington, D.C
Philadelphia
Pitts
Gov. Mann
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