Southern Commercial Secretaries Meet in New Orleans
The Southern Commercial Secretaries Association schedules its spring meeting in New Orleans May 27 with officers including President H. H. Richardson and Secretary-treasurer M. B. Trezevant. Delegates plan sessions at Camp Street hall, a Panama trip, and evening programs at the Southern Yacht Club with addresses by regional leaders and industry figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Commercial Secty
New Orleans
Southern Commercial Secretaries Association
H. H. Richardson
Jacksonville
Fla
Jos
B. Babb
Birmingham
Ala
E. L. Cogbill
Marian Fa
Ark
G. A. Waterman
Pensacola
W. G. Cooper
Atlanta, Ga
Gee
H. Cox
Owensboro
H. S. Herring
M. C. Moore
Meridian
Miss
W. L. Finch
Cincinnati
Ohio
C. W. Moorman
Columbia
S. C
Eb.s. Shannon
Nashville
Tenn
J. A. Arnold
Fort Worth
Texas
B. Jacobs
Roanoke
M. B. Trevevant
M. B. Trezevant
J. B. Babb
E. H. Borden
Will Allen
T. J. Perrin
Henry Plauche
E. 0. Wild
Progressive Union
Camp Street
Philip Werlein
C. H. Ellis
J. E. Watson
South Carolina
E. G. Routzahn
Releigh
N. C
Marcellus E. Foster
Houston
Chronicle
Jos. B. Babb
Chamber of Commerce
E. L. Quarles
Southern Commercial Congress
Washington
D. C
E. H. Mayfield
Lynchburg
J.S. Warren
Memphis
Business Men's Club
Adolph Boldt
Ecretary
Tex
Lake Pontchartrain
Canal and Baronne Streets
J. Y. Sanders
Louisiana
Martin Behrman
John M.parker
Whodworth Clum
Rochester
N. Y
National Association of Commercial Executives
William A. Gibson
Chicago Association of Commerce
Central Association of Commercial Secretaries
L. E. Bentley
Louisiana Press Asociation
David R. Francis
St. Louis
E. S. Shannon
Board of Trade
Marianna
Commercial Club
E. A. Stephenson
Jackson
H. L. Swisher
Morgantown
W. Va
H. Starr Kealhofer
Baltimore
St. Charles Street
Turrialba
Calliope
Colon
Panama
Launch of the Florida battleship at Brooklyn yard
The monster battleship Florida was launched at the Brooklyn navy yard in a scene of crowds and spectacle. Delegates aboard ships of the United Fruit Company travel Atlantic side Central American ports including Panama, Port Limon, Belize and Guatemala, with a special 25-person delegate rate of $50 limited by ship schedules.
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Florida
Brooklyn Navy Yards
New York
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Government Yard
Connecticut
Brooklyn Yard
Navy Yard
Corlhrs Hook Park
Manhattan
New Orleans
United Fruit Company
Atlantic
Canal Zone
Colon
Panama City
Tivoli
United States
Tropics
Panama
Bocas del Toro
Cartago
Turrialba
Port Limon
Reventazon
San Jose
Arzu
Port Simon
Porto Barrios
Belize
Honduras
Great Britain
Caribbean Sea
Gulf of Mexico
South
Gentral
South America
Florida Battleship Launch Crowds Watch Historic Moment
Spectators lined the East River hours before the Florida slid from the ways and entered the brine amid cheers and bands. Miss Elizabeth Fleming christened the ship with sparkling wine, as officials including Secretary Meyer and Rear Admiral Schroeder watched. The Florida, 520 feet long and 9 000 tons, weighs more than the Utah and is to be ready for sea by 1911 with ten 10 inch guns in twin turrets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Yard
Florida
Meyer
Navy Department
Navy
Michigan
Connecticut
Nebraska
Rhode Island
Schroeder
Atlantic Fleet
Elizabeth Legere Fleming
F. P. Fleming
Witiam J. Baxter
Miss Fleming
East River
Scannon
Gilchrist
Mise Fleming
Wainwright
Potter
Baxter
Senate
House
New York
Taft
England
Germany
United States
Utah
Camden
Congress
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Dewey
Manila Bay
Low Round Trip Rates From Atlanta to Many Cities
Southern Railway offers limited time round trip fares from Atlanta to Washington Macon Richmond Charlotte Brunswick New Orleans Washington Lewisburg Atlantic City and more with set sale dates and return deadlines. Proportionately low rates from other points available via ticket agents.
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Macon
Richmond
Charlotte N. C
Charlotte
Brunswick
Milday
New Orleans
Washington
D. C
Lewisburg
W. VA
Atlantic City
N.S
Atlanta
Southern Railway
J. Il, Meek
Jas. Freeman
Atlanta. Ga
Warship Equipment List Highlights Armaments
A catalog of naval armaments includes three 3-pounder guns four 1-pounders two machine guns two field guns and two submerged torpedo tubes referenced in the report detailing ship armaments.
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. K. Fairbank Company
Costa Rica
Northern Railway of
Seapehowal
Empire Furniture CO
Thomas
Guatemala
British Honduras
R. T. Goodwyn
Poone
Strong St
Georgian Hotel
Milledge
The
Harawa Co
Os Air and
Washington, D. C
Pittsburg
W. I. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Chamberlain