Montague Challenged Over Railroad Attorney Duty
The piece argues Governor Montague improperly kept a railroad attorney position while serving as U.S. District Attorney. It contrasts his conduct with Senator Martin who resigned rail attorney posts upon election. Cites Interstate Commerce laws and rail safety acts requiring prosecutors to pursue violations and enforce orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montague
Martin
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Southern Railway Co
U.S
Seote
Dora
Federal anti trust provisions and court duties cited
The text outlines duties of district attorneys and the Interstate Commerce Commission to file suits upon verified information of violations, under the Anti Trust Law. It notes courts of the United States have jurisdiction to prevent restraints and monopolies, with district attorneys acting under the Attorney General to proceed in equity. It references the Wilson Tariff Act and declares void certain import trade restraints, urging action in restraint or prohibition of violations.
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United States
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
Trusts, &c
Shad stories and old kitchen hints from newspapers
A collection of humorous quotes about shad fishing and kitchen advice. The notes include a five dollar reward tale with a five pound eight ounce shad, along with witty exchanges about payment in the X ray room and a child’s plum pudding joke, plus cooking tips for corned beef hash veal and onion scents.
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Delaware
Philadelpha Press
Deafness Cured Only by Constitutional Remedies
An 19th century advertorial claim states deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and cannot be cured by local applications. It promises one hundred dollars for any deafness case from catarrh that cannot be helped by its circulars, and lists F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo, with Bake Ball's family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Kidney Trouble Ends For Winchester Worker
C W Boxwell of 303 North Braddock Street and employee at Bailey and Boxwell reports over exertion lifting heavy meat cuts led to back pain and weight loss. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from Franck Baker and Son's drug store he claims full recovery. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents United States. Remember the name Doan's.
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Winchester
C. W. Boxwell
North Braddock Street
Bailey & Boxwell
Dean
Franck Baker & Son
Report of the Condition of Farmers and Merchants' National Bank
Report of the condition of Farmers and Merchants' National Bank at Winchester Virginia as of May 29 1905. Resources detail loans and discounts 44266698 secured and unsecured 161428 US bonds to secure circulation 98500 US bonds to secure deposits 21500 US bonds on hand 25000 Premiums on US bonds 1010847 Banking house furniture and fixtures 5118945 Due from national banks not reserve agents 489287 Due from state banks and bankers 8374 SL Due from approved reserve agents 6435268 Checks and other cash items 180420 Notes of other National banks 370000 Fractional paper currency nickels and cents 102702 Pastel money reserved in n
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U.S
Ewes Wel & Oe Banking House Furniture & Fi
Union Bank of Winchester financial statement 1905
The document presents a balance sheet for Union Bank of Winchester Virginia as of June 29 1905 showing assets including loans and discounts 2600516 overdrafts 178362 bonds and mortgages 263333 real estate premiums on bonds and cash items total assets 30444747. Liabilities include capital stock 4882500 undivided profits jess expenses and taxes 16497 7 deposits 20839852 certified checks 10698 and due to banks 39821 23102. The statement is sworn by cashier Lee R Grim with signatures of directors and a note on Confederate Veterans Reunion travel.
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Jess
Lee R. Grim
Union Bank of Winchester
Winchester
Edua
Halie
National L Bank
Seahat National
U. S
Financial entry of bank deposits and checks
The document lists various bank deposits and outstanding financial items. It shows totals for deposits amounting to 474 524 86 and includes figures for due to nat banks, state banks and bankers, time certificates of deposit, certified checks, and cashiers checks outstanding, along with U S deposits.
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U. S
Shenandoah Valley National Bank Statement 1905
The Winchester Virginia bank reports assets totaling 1 449 512 70 and deposits of 1 051 267 49. Officers John W. Rice cashier and directors R T Barton C E Clevenger J S Haldeman certify the figures sworn June 3 1905.
Announcement Policy for Candidate Notices
All candidate announcements appear in this column until primary day. Each notice must not exceed one and a half inches in space. For larger notices, a proportional charge applies with cash in advance.
Winchester Clerk of Court Candidate Seeks renomination
Richd L. Gray announces his candidacy for Clerk of the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia in the July 7 1905 primary. He cites long service in the Circuit Clerk’s office and asks voters to endorse him for re nomination citing his past performance and commitment to courtesy promptness and fidelity in duties.
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BD Cosetie Weaskuetivuil
Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Circuit Clerk
Rich’d L. Gray
Correll announces bid for Winchester Commissioner of the Revenue
J E Correll declares candidacy for re nomination to Winchester Commissioner of the Revenue subject to Democratic action. He pledges to serve to the best of his ability if elected, as he has done in the past.
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Winchester
Molcy J. E. Correll
Kinzel Declares Candidacy for Winchester City Treasurer
G H Kinsel announces candidacy for Winchester City Treasurer subject to Democratic Primary. He pledges faithful performance of duties if elected.
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Winchester
G. H. Kinzel
Candidacy Filed for Commonwealth’s Attorney in Winchester
The speaker announces candidacy for the office of Commonwealth’s Attorney for Winchester Virginia, subject to the Democratic Primary. If nominated and elected, the candidate pledges to fill the office promptly and cites Jas Reardon as a point of reference.
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Mmonwealth
Winchester
Jas Reardon
Phil H Gold Seeks Continued Office as County Clerk
In Frederick County Virginia a candidate appeals to voters in the primary for the nomination of County Clerk. He asks support to continue duties as Circuit Clerk, thanking supporters and promising careful, courteous service to patrons. He notes the office as essential for livelihood and expresses gratitude for six years of service.
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Frederick Co
Lask
Phil H Gold
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Weexly Times
V100
Daily Star
Basseoorent
Congress
the Clever Fisheriman
Harry
Farmers and Merchants’ National Bank
Virginia
Resources
Pellers
OF the
Pacinos
Lex R. Guim
Louisville
Strasburg Junction
B. and
C. E. Dudrow
Harper’s Ferry
W.va
EK. Holmes Boyd
James B Russell
Geo. W. Kurtz
State of
Frederick
Jas. B. Buragss
N. P
War Commission
Wupf the
Shen. Valley Nat. Bank
Rp&marces
State of Virginia
I. H. D. Fuller
D. Funten
James B. Borgees
R. T. Barton
E Clevenger
Haldeman
Tora
LAA Bility
Eter
John W. Rice
Ohn W. Rice
R.grim
Marion Bantz
Love
Seeweing Oy Ma
oomStoré
Baetjer’s
White Goods
Oxford
Paris
Mousseline
Henry Bretjer & CO
Ames
Ussell, Pree
Caskie
Union Bank OF
Savings Department
RH. Holmes Boyd
Wm.m.atkinson
Geo. W.kurtz
A.M. Baker
W. Stone
Hugh 8
Lupton
James B. Russell
Rosen
Commissioner OF Revenue
Bell Bros. Fire
Zephyrs
Madras
South Main Street
Funk &Ray
Ndertakers A: and Embalmers
Miller’s Drug Store
Glaize Bros
Commonwealth
Attoi
A. H. Davinsos
G. Casper Fries
Jones
Piccadilly
Bessie -McAsan
Amherst Street
Scott Ferguson
Rouss Ave
Cork Street
Tanyard
Washington and
Monmouth Street
Jonn J. Harmer
T. BP. Conner
Main
Miller’s Drugstore
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