New Orleans Cotton Report Shows Week Deficit From Last Year
Secretary Hester's weekly Cotton Exchange report from New Orleans notes the week’s receipts 29 percent below last year’s seven day period and 20 percent under the year before last. Totals for the season lag behind last year and the prior season, with declines across ports, interior mills, and foreign exports. Dun & Co. adds wheat and commodity signals amid broad trade activity, while Montgomery H. Lewis, ex Lombard Investment auditor, is jailed for embezzlement after returning from Mexico.
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Childbirth Ordeal Noted by Infallible Pastor in Atlanta
A fragment notes an ordeal attendant upon childbirth involving an infallible pastor and associates in Atlanta Georgia. The readable text highlights religious mediation and a local church influence surrounding a birth related event.
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Early Morning Fires Report From Chief McDorman
Interview with Chief McDorman of the fire department details two early fires. A Booth store on Lampkin Street burned from a defective fire and a Spencer residence on Baxter Street caught fire due to a defective chimney. No injuries. hoses laid out but fires extinguished with water buckets. Chief notes he slept at the engine house and stayed on duty.
Liverpool Cotton Futures and Savannah Market Notes
Market report from Savannah dated April 8 shows turpentine steady and resin and rosin prices listed amid business for lard and short stays. Fire damages a store on South Lumpkin Street narrowly missing a paralysis-stricken wife, while Mr Yarbo escapes with his residence and stock.
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A Serious Charge at Tallulah Falls Hotel Row
War between Tallulah Falls hotel owners continues as T A Robinson of Robinson House swears out a warrant against W D Young of Grand View for alleged hog theft. Young denies the charge claiming the hog is his property bought and paid for. Both men plan to seek legal resolution in court.
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University Athletic Club to Host Season Games
The University Athletic Club voted to abandon intercollegiate match play and will stage season games within the university. Nines are organized across all classes and competitions will begin soon, with strong effort to lead in standings through internal matches. For Their Life Insurance New Yor April a Zagers Joan Newman accused of poisoning his six children. Mrs Newman and some of the neighbors made the accusation and the last child died after stomach analysis. Six children reportedly suffered gastric trouble with one meningitis and two convulsions. The father claims inherited disease while doctors say all the children had small life policies with Metropolitan Insurance.
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Court Declares Engineers Guilty of Misdemeanor in Contract Case
In Macon Georgia Judge Speer ruled that the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers contract clause banning engineers from hauling cars on struck roads violates the law. The decision orders the old contract kept in force until a court modifies it and notes engineers complied. The ruling condemns strikes as restraint of traffic and cites appeal to courts as proper redress.
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Fire and wrecks across multiple states in brief notices
A fire at Yellow Poplar Lumber in Ohio destroys property, with $400000 in damage to dwellings nearby totaling $70000. A Seaboard Air Line derailment at Cameron Station, North Carolina injures no one but wrecks an engine and 14 cars. A Kansas City man survives poisoning after his wife refuses meals. Subscriptions urged for Home Rule fund in New York. Ohio, North Carolina, Georgia, and national items cover political and corporate notes and opinions.
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Great Slash In Dress Goods Promotes Deep Reductions
A Athens department showcases heavy markdowns on high grade Parisian novelty suits and various silks, wools, and cottons to lure warm weather shoppers. Deals include 28 pieces all wool stripes, 25 cents. 800 yards imported serges and Henriettas at reduced prices. numerous silks, wash silks, and dress goods slashed from 1.50 to under 1.00 per yard, with a wide array of fabrics and white goods heavily discounted.
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