New York Banks Brace for Year End Finances
In New York a cautious market shows stocks drifting lower as money tightens. Banks prepare for January debt maturities totaling about 185,000,000 while mercantile paper and corporate extensions loom, prompting calls on reserves and a repressive effect on stock activity.
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New York
England
Mercantile
Mercantile Paper
Comptroller
New York State Banks Department
Central Reserve
Clear
Symere
Noted Birmingham Citizen W T Smith Dies At 90
W T Smith philanthropist and Birmingham figure dies at his son in law J W Farrior’s home from heart disease. He built a fortune of over half a million and owned Birmingham real estate valued at 300000 while giving to colleges churches and private charities. Survived by widow and four children with funeral set for Monday at 3 PM from Farrior residence.
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W. T. Smith
Birmingham
J. W. Farrior
South Nineteenth Street
J. D. S. Davis
Mr. Smith
China
John Keyser
Edward Smith
Frank Smith
Som Re- Srm
J. Ww
Farrior
A. J. Dickinson
Col. T. ©. Smith
Eugene F. Enslen
J. J. Marbury
W. N. Malone
W. E. Leake
W. C. Ward
Col
T. G. Bush
Rufus N. Rhodes
Edward H. Cabaniss
A. I Montagne
Col. E. H. Pearson
E. F. Moore
W. P. G. Harding
Birmingham Age-Herald
R. C. Moran
No Dispute as Samaritan Steps In on Sidewalk
A man argues with his wife on a Saturday evening when a calm bystander intervenes and says he wants to help settle the dispute. The man insists there is no quarrel while asserting his wife plans to take his weekly wages, sparking a tense exchange on the curb.
Rheumatism Cured In Three Days Says Madison Reader
N B Langley of Madison Wisconsin reports a dramatic recovery from rheumatism after three days using Detchon’s Relief. He suffered five months with pain from neck to body and tried three doctors before relief appeared within hours and the whole condition improved in days.
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N. B. Langley
Madison
Wis
Detchon
Palmer
Subpar OCR Summary Reflects Attempted News Item
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a local action or event involving subsidence or deposits, with no clear dates, names, or places. Readable elements are too sparse to identify entities or the full event.
Georgia Figures On Liquor Business and Tax Revenue
Washington reports the internal revenue data for Georgia from the year ending June 30, 1907. The state had 1,927 special tax stamps, 18 rectifiers, 1,427 retailers, 105 wholesalers, 6 brewers, 264 malt squors dealers, and 107 oleomargarine dealers. Total U S liquor and tobacco tax revenue neared 270 million dollars, with distilled spirits contributing about 150 million. Georgia production and warehousing details include 42 distilleries, 139,934 gallons in bonded warehouses, and 175,860 barrels of fermented liquor produced. raids on illicit stills numbered 274 nationwide with Georgia second in raids and first in arrests.
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Washington
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
John G. Capers
Treasury Department
Georgia
Illinois
New York
Indiana
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Ohio
North Carolina
Fiist
Alabama
Real Wonderland of South Dakota Healing Case Highlight
In South Dakota the article notes mining wealth and strange formations as a backdrop to a healing case. It describes Mrs E D Clapp reporting her son was near death at home but began using Dr Kings New Medicine and improved after exhausting coughing spells previously every five minutes. The story mentions Mound City and health struggles with lung and throat trouble.
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South Dakota
E. D. Clapp
Mound City
End of year payouts to bondholders reach near 200 million
New York reports bondholders will receive about 150 million in end of year coupon payments and 77 million to stockholders. Major payers include Union Pacific 3.5 million bonds and Southern Pacific nearly 2 million, with United States Steel leading industrial disbursements at 1.64 million.
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New York
United Stateteel Corporation
Consolidated Gas Co
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bute
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Great Northern
St. Louis
San Francisco
Canadian Pacific
Foley's Honey and Tar Sold for Coughs and Lung Troubles
Millions have used Foley's Honey and Tar in the yellow package without opiates or harmful drugs. The genuine product offers beneficial results for coughs colds and lung troubles and is sold by all druggists. Guard your health by refusing substitutes.
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Foley
Foley's
Baseball News Roundup From The Era Of Big Trades
Christy Mathewson to coach West Point pitchers next spring. Hugh Jennings to manage Detroit Tigers at $5 000 a year for two years. Stoudt, missing both hands, took third in Reading pool. Buck Connelly ill in Pittsburgh. About 600 indoor baseball clubs this winter. Fred Taral has 553 Austrian wins in seven years. Northwest Curling Association picks week of Jan 20 for Duluth bonspiel. MilAwkee Columbus Toledo may be only Sunday ball towns in the AA next season. Frank Chance sends contract to Chinese player in Honolulu. Iowa Northwestern Bowling begins this month in Sioux City. Love Cross likely to manage Washington in the Union League. Garry Hermann denies pursuing Bresnahan. Cy Young's nineteenth season in baseball. Notable trades exceed any prior period. Charley Jones to St Louis. Pickering to Washington. Brown to St Louis. Ferris to St Louis. Hoffman to St Louis. Williams to St Louis. Laporte to Boston. Thanos to Detroit. Parent to Chicago. Glade to New York. Niles to New York. Hemphill to New York. Hickman to Cleveland. Jake Stahl signs with New York after Chicago bid. Al Lawson of the Union League touts status next to the majors. Hans Wagner tells Carnegie Girls Club he will retire, they doubt him.
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Christy Mathewson
New York Nationals
West Point
Hugh Jennings
Detroit Tigers
Hiram F. Stoudt
Reading
Buck Connelly
Peter Maher
Pittsburg
Fred Taral
Austria
Hungary
Northwest Curling Association
Duluth
Milwaukee
Columbus
Toledo
American Association
Frank Chance
Chicaro
Honolulu
Iowa and Northwestern Bowling Association
Sioux City
Iowa
Washington
Love Cross
Union League
Garry Hermann
Cincinnati
Roger Bresnahan
Giants
Cy Young
Charley Jones
St. Louis
Ollie Pickering
Arthur Brown
Detroit
Hobe Ferris
Boston
Danny Hoffman
New York
Jimmy Williams
Frank Laporte
Tra Thanos
Fred Parent
Chicago
Fred Glade
Harry Niles
Charley Hemphill
Charley Hickman
Cleveland
Jake Stahl
al Lawson
New
Union
Hans Wagner
Bachelor Girl's Club
Carnegie
Hans
Catarrh Healed by Hyomei Air Treatment
Hyomei sold under guarantee by H R Palmer Sons claims catarrh is widespread and best treated by medicine carried in the air you breathe. The method targets nose throat and lungs to kill germs and heal mucous membranes, with a refund offered if no benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Palmer
H.R. Palmer & Sons
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Endorsed By Le Raysville Merchant
Good Advice U S Woolever of Le Raysville N Y proclaims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured his piles twenty years ago and touts its ability to heal sores wounds burns and abrasions. Sold by W J Smith & Bro H R Palmer & Sons for 25 cents.
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U. S. Woolever
le Raysville
N. Y
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
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Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Gcorgia
Ey DeWitt
K.C. Dewitt & CO
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