Roosevelt valuation praised by Bell system head
Washington reports Theodore N. Vail, president of American Telephone and Telegraph, applies Roosevelt era physical valuation to his company. Valuation shows $499,292,000 total against $453,865,000 outstanding obligations, yielding a surplus of about $24.4 million. Political and court dynamics in Washington and New York are shaping campaign strategy as retirement-eligible justices loom.
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Notice of assessment for Mrs J M Collins burial fund
The regular assessment in the Oconee Benefit Burial Association on the death of Mrs J M Collins is now due and payable to secretary J H Mealor. Send assessment or call on him at the Athens Foundry at Get DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve sold by all druggists.
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Diplomatic Scandal Over Hill Ambassador Post
Berlin reports a serious diplomatic scandal as Germany reportedly objects to Dr. David Jayne Hill being named ambassador to Berlin. Officials say Hill was initially deemed satisfactory, with German inquiries noted, while rumors of a quarrel over a royal remark persist but are officially denied.
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Electric Bitters Endorsed by San Francisco Architect
Prominent architect Norman R. Coulter of the Delbert Building in San Francisco endorses Electric Bitters. He claims it acts as a tonic, improves stomach, liver, and kidney disorders, purifies blood, and strengthens the system. Available for 60c at W. J. Smith & Bro and H. R. Palmer & Bon’s drug stores.
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Surge of Southern Industry Boosts Trade Week Projections
The Tradesman reports a broad post winter revival with numerous new Southern ventures. Projects include a $100,000 Arkansas hardware firm, $500,900 Kentucky oil and gas interests, multiple mills, supply and tobacco companies, cement works, and dozens of regional factories across Alabama to Texas, signaling strong capital deployment and growing industrial activity through the week ending today.
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West Virginia Firms Invest in Oil, Mines and Water Works
Regional records show Tyrconnell Mines securing coal operations in Charleston and Hambleton acquiring a $50,000 water works venture. Grafton reports a $10,000 mining company investment, while Clendennin notes $26,000 tied to an oil enterprise.
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Chester Gillette's Last Hope Gone
Gillette loses appeal as Governor Hughes refuses to intervene in the electric chair sentence. He is slated for execution in Auburn prison during the week of March 30, with expected death around 6 am next Monday. The case centers on the murder of Grace Brown at Big Moor Lake, and Gillette's mother had pressed new evidence to reopen the case, but the governor's decision ends the last chance. Additional items note Judge George Gray's Democratic nomination activity and health ad guidance, followed by a Pittsburgh Post cartoon line about rocking a boat and an unloaded pistol.
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