Spinners Take Plenty of Cotton in New Orleans Week
New Orleans reports show weekly cotton takings of 366000 bales with high talk of short time and mills shutting down yet actual purchases remain steady. Comparison with last year highlights 461000 for a peak week and ongoing weekly totals, while foreign spinners influence remains strong.
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Hester
No Case on Record About Foley's Honey and Tar
Advert says there is no case of cough or cold leading to pneumonia after using Foley's Honey and Tar. Claims it will stop coughs and break up colds quickly. Warns to refuse any Foley's Honey and Tar in a yellow package. Sold by all druggists. Contains no opiates and is safe and sure.
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Tuberculosis Cattle Branding Goes Into Effect in Illinois
Chicago Nov 15 The health department enacts a new order requiring tuberculous cows to be branded with a T on the right ear after a positive tuberculin test. All test results must be approved by the state veterinarian and certificates countersigned locally to curb the sale of milk from infected cattle. Local authorities expect tighter controls will halt the trade in diseased cows.
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Chicago
the Health Department
Veteran Sheriff Faces Court in Contempt Case
Chattanooga chronicler reports ex sheriff J F Shipp heading to Washington to face contempt sentencing over Ed Johnson lynching. Six defendants left with attorneys and deputies as 400 to 500 spectators, veterans, and officials observed departure amid grave anticipation of possible severe penalties.
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Pardons Sought by Prominent Democrats and Republicans
Men prominent in both democratic and republican circles advocate united influence of county and state authorities to press for pardons for the president Taft.
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Chief of Police Killed by Bomb in Buenos Aires
An unidentified anarchist leaped from hiding and hurled a bomb under the chief of police carriage injuring Senor Falcone and the police secretary, both dying soon after. The bomber then shot himself, not fatally. The attack occurred as the pair rode in the street, shocking Buenos Aires on November 15.
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