Sanford Sails As Areles Denies Goebel Killing Link
Captain Cassilg Marshall Sanford of Covington, Ky., son of the late Jona Sanford, denies every allegation in Mrs. Lulu Williams Clark affidavit linking him to the Goebel assassination. He says he was in the Philippines on Feb 8, 1900, later joining the Philippine constabulary, and has no ties to the Akabel mantel. he offers to appear in court to refute the charges.
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New York
Cassilg Marshall Sanford
Jona Sanford
Covington
Lulu Willams Clark
John Sanford
Statehouse
Frankfort
Gov. Goebel
Kentucky
Charles Strong
Sanford
China
Philippines
Aoabel
How the Cotton Farmer Was Duped
A Waco Daily Times-Herald piece argues that the Thirtieth Legislature harmed cotton markets. It blames Cotton Association officials and a Dallas lawyer for driving exchanges out of Texas, hurting farmers by cutting market price information.
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Waco
Texas
Daily Times-Herald
State House
Austin
South
North
Harvey Jordan
Southern Cotton Association
Texas Division
Texas Farmers’ Union
Dallas
Publc
Cotton, speculators, and southern markets debate futures control
A historical critique argues that while some gain from futures trading, cotton producers are harmed as bear speculation squeezes prices. It calls for warehouses to aid holding cotton, notes the collapse of southern exchanges, and defends the role of legitimate speculators. Also promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 pledge.
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Cottom
Cotton Association
Farmers’ Union
South
Tennessee
Louisiana
Calhoun Loses Bid as Supreme Court Upheld Grand Jury
The California state supreme court sustained the grand jury's validity in indicting Schmits Ruef Patrick Calhoun head of United Railways and others for corruption. Calhoun, out on heavy bond, must stand trial on bribery charges to secure city officials.
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San Francisco
State Supreme Court
Schmits
Ruef
Patrick
Calhoun
United Railways
Supreme Court
Iran
Antoi ption Law Debate Shapes Cotton Market Fallout
Analyzes BOYKIN BILL antiooption law and its impact on cotton trading in Georgia and Texas. Describes market news delays, price gaps between interior and coastal markets, and farmers' reluctance to sell as buyers use telegraph-informed strategies. Notes spot quot ations in New Orleans, Galveston, and Savannah and rising spinner contract holdings amid confusion.
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Georgia
Texas
Houston- Galveston
Savannah
Galveston
W& Eye
New Orleans
Mobile
Augusta
Memphis
Liverpool
Pain Balm Proves Useful for Back Ailment
In an Orange Michigan notice, Luke LaGrange credits Cham berlain's Pain Balm with curing a long standing back pain after three weeks of unsuccessful plaster remedies. The ad notes multiple local retailers offering the product.
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Chamberlain
Luke LaGrange
Orange
Mich
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Warren 3. Smiti & Bro. B. Canning
B.C. McEvoy
Orr Drug Co
American Bankers Hold Convention in Atlantic City
Delegates from across the nation fill the Marlborough-Blenheim for the thirty third annual American Bankers Association convention in Atlantic City New Jersey. Sessions open tomorrow with reports from Secretary Branch and committees and addresses by Smith Woodruff Aitken Paton Creer Harwood and others.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Malborough-Blenpes Hotel
American Banker’s Association
Trust Company
Festus J. Wade
St. Louis
Charles Emory Smith
John T. Woodruff
Springfield
Savings Bank
Savings Bank Insurance
Alfred L. Aitken
Worcester
Mass
Thos. B. Paton
Edward T. Perine
New York
W. R. Creer
Cleveland
Posts
P. Leroy Harwood
New London
Conn
American Bankers’ Association
James R. Branch
Fred Farnsworth
Detroit
P. C. Kaufman
Seattle
Stokes
Branch
Swanson
Virginia
Morris Leifferman
Banking
Germany
William 8. Witham
Witham Banke
Georgia
Statham Fire Destroys Store Bank Building Incendiary Suspected
The town of Statham was visited by a large fire Sunday morning at three o'clock. The store occupied by Arnold and Chambers, a residence in the rear of the store, and the bank building were practically destroyed. Bank fixtures ruined and the top of the building burned off. It is believed the blaze was incendiary in origin.
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Statham
Arnold & Chambers
Sermon on Luther Inspires First Baptist Audience
Sunday evening at the First Baptist church Dr Holtshausen preached an engaging sermon on Martin Luther. Despite bad weather the well filled auditorium found the talk richly informative about the reformer and his legacy.
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First Baptist Church
Holtshausen
Martin Luther
Georgia breaks speed record against Kansas and Rhode Island
Philadelphia reports the battleship Georgia arriving at League Island navy yard after an impromptu race with the Kansas and Rhode Island. The Georgia beat the Kansas by over two hours and sailed the Rhode Island to a decisive deficit, marking a notable early milestone in the vessel’s career. The crew will celebrate the ship’s first birthday tomorrow.
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Philadelphia
Georgia
League Island Navy Yard
Cape Cod
Rhode Island
Kansas
Evans
Delaware Capes
New York
Reedy Island
McCrea
The Jugglers Troubles
A Philadelphia Record item quotes a juggler at a local vaudeville house venting frustration with modern audiences. He complains about higher risks and costs per show, lower applause, and earning less than hackneyed comedians despite strenuous acts and strict personal discipline.
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Philadelphia Record
Giays
Artit
Lost and Found. Billows attack and Satis Hendin missing
A missing item report notes a billows attack incident traced between 9 20 p m yesterday and noon today involving Satis Hendin with unreadable details.
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Satis Hendin
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