Trade Orders Slack Iron Operations Maintained
Moderate sized orders for rails and woolen goods keep activity steady. Clerks report 15 000 tons of orders for iron and steel and 50 000 tons pending, with woolens and worsteds rising in demand. Footwear makers busy, clothiers more confident, and New England loom activity near full capacity. Export cotton goods demand remains bright amid tight stocks abroad.
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Woottens
Argentina
New England
Mits
Filiatni
Uradstreet's
Lke
Canada
Morocco Crisis Near End With Berlin Talks Progress
An official statement from Thin afternoon notes that talks in Berlin between French Ambassador Caumben and German foreign minister von Kiderlen-Waechter have advanced the parley on Morocco. The essence remains formal, with remaining points delaying a final accord as Canton and von Kiderlen-Waechter prepare to depart toward a possible agreement on the French‑German terms.
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Washington
Farid
Cirelids
Berlin
M. Fulps Caumben
Flerr von Eiderten-Warchter
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Lerr von Kiderlen Waechter
Steamer Rams and Sinks in St Chur River Collision
Twenty Pores crew members of the steamer dobet of the Mitsbureh Steamship Co hinx Cleveland narrowly escaped death when that vessel was rammed and sunk by the steamer Ten Phipps of the same company in a dense fog in St Chur River opposite this port. The Jolle sank in four feet of water as men jumped into a boat lowered before the collision. Some clung to rigging others to wreckage while those on the risked were taken ashore in rowboats and yawls.
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Hinx
Cleveland
Ten Phipps
St Chur River
Panama Canal Rushes Ahead With Record August Dig
The Panama Canal project reports less than a quarter of the earth and rock removed to date, with August excavations in Culebra cut totaling 1.2 cubic yards the best rainy season record. By September 9 over 4 percent of the lock concrete has been laid while slides along the steep cut continue, and estimates of remaining material have been revised upward.
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Panama
Culebra
Canal
Sidetrack Charge Appeal Seen in Supreme Court
The Supreme Court yesterday docketed a case challenging whether a railroad may levy an extra sidetrack charge. The dispute stems from an Interstate Commerce Commission order prohibiting Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe and Southern Pacific from adding 50 per rail for sidetrack car supply in Los Angeles. The Commerce Court ruled the fee legal, ICC appealed, with Los Angeles shippers opposing.
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Monster warship launched amid new dreadnought class
The Jean Bart, part of the six battle ships planned for 1919, is launched with 23047 tons displacement and 28 000 horsepower engines for up to 20 knots. Armament includes 124 inch guns in six turrets and 245 68 inch guns. Estimated cost upon completion is 312,400,000. Courbet mirrors its equipment and cost. Dated Sept 10.
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Striking Wilkes Barre Students Return Under Deadline
Wilkes Barre high school seniors who walked out over stenography and typewriting in the term program returned to class conditionally. School authorities have two weeks to decide on the students demands. Separately in Emden Prussia two English officers Lewt Attwood and Sheppard were released after espionage charges were dropped following an inquiry.
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Sheppard
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Mkober
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Brewery Wins Test Case Over Common Carriers in Arlington
Arlington Brewing Company argued its wagons deliver beer and other products to retail dealers in the dry territory of Arlington by using its own wagons as common carriers. Police Justice Caton ruled the company’s wagons function as common carriers under state law, allowing delivery to nonlicensed areas. The case, begun June 1, was escalated by Commonwealth's Attorney Brent, with an appeal planned by the attorney general.
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Alexandra
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Arlington
Alexandria County
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Caton
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Equity Claims and Receiver Rules in Supreme Court DC
Supreme Court District of Columbia Chief Justice Clabaugh oversees lunacy matters for Patrick F Sheehan and Patrick Fallon with committees authorized to forest or invest funds. Various rules returnable Sept 22 and Oct 6. Attorneys named. several cases dismissed or denied relief. receivership and alimony actions noted with defendants’ counsel. District Court and Circuit Court entries include leave granted and verdicts on Cedar Street widening case.
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Fraser Ya Porter
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Tepper & Gusack
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500 Pound Woman Dead In District Probate And Bankruptcy Courts
A 500 pound woman died at her home as probate and bankruptcy actions proceed in regional courts. The record lists Chief Justice Clabaugh and other officials handling cases including wills, estates, guardianships, and bankruptcies with numerous names and property notes. The obituary notes the woman’s weight and age, and mentions a specially constructed casket, with funeral on the lawn.
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Deeds of trust filed for multiple properties in various squares
Legal notices list numerous deeds of trust securing loans ranging from 300 to 37,000 dollars. names include Ada W Gratget vir, William A, Raymond B Dickey, Harry McKechin, Annie F Eade, George C. Walaon, Shosa Bade, John JB Lerch, Anshaw Wilson, James P Schlek, Emily A Power, Marry M Keegin, George M Emmerich, Douglas B Mackall, Sarah Spengler, B Francis Saul, S Perry Thompson, William A Doss, Emanuel Speich, Bovsby J Smith, Henry Thomas, Emily N Belt, Jesse Mannet, Charles E March, M R Pumphrey, Frank W Holt, Oriental Building Association, National Savings and Trust Company, and others. loans specify amounts, terms from 1 year to 3 years, with percent and semiannual or quarterly payment schedules, covering lots in SQUAREs 8, 14, 18, 21, 38, 39, 52, 53, 54, 1043, 111, 365, and others.
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Washington Lomas and Trust Company
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Helena Kirchner
Chapin Brown
Henry H. Bergmann
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Auto crushes out life in Russian imperial circle
In a chaotic scene a car collision injures a man and harms a staff member near a fence as a car veers off at a parade. The report notes the Czar of Russia and private life gossip involving Count Rollenoff, teased in the September issue with a Washington Post tie-in.
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