Five Thousand Attend Montgomery Park Card in Memphis
Memphis on April 13 hosted a 5000 crowd at Montgomery Park for Ladies Day racing. Clara Meader driven to win by a neck but disqualified for fouling Jimp in the fifth race. Shilingburn carried the day's heaviest public bet in the last race after a managerial scare.
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Horse Race and Sports Notes From Bennings Track
Multiple races detailed with winners, times, and odds. Lampkin and O'Leary shine in early sprints. Light Ball and Graciousplace strong showings. Later races feature Post Haste and First Whip with decisive wins. Also reports on Alabama defeating Mississippi 15 to 5 and Boston topping Princeton 5 to 1 at National Park.
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Life and Death Fight Prompts Cure Claim
Mr W A Hines of Manchester Tennessee recounts his near death from lung trouble. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption with his complete recovery after doctors warned he would die. He says it cures throat chest and lung ailments and offers trial bottles free at druggists.
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Local suits file for damages in city court
Multiple civil actions filed in city court include J T Coppedge seeking 5.00 against Atlanta Railway and Power for a fall while alighting a car on Fair Street last October. Daniel Dickerson sues Raleigh and Gaston and Seaboard and Roanoke for 3500 over an engine brake shoe injury. A verdict favors Harrisburg Pipe Bending 1493.30 plus 439.37 interest against Burns Manufacturing. Mrs Delia Brownlee case against Atlanta Consolidated Street Railway postponed for further evidence. Detectives recover items for owner identification. Board of Health meets on routine matters. Allen Montgomery vs Southern Railway verdict for defendant for 10000. Montgomery alleged injuries from a brakeman shove.
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Delia Brownlee
Atlanta Consolidated Street Railway Company
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Washington Grand Track Heavy on Good Friday at Bennings
Good Friday at the Washington Jockey Club spring meeting drew a large crowd despite a heavy muddy track. The Bennings course challenged racers as horses, including mud specialists, performed across events with notable favorites and outright winners in the summaries.
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New Auditorium Opened at Central Presbyterian
Central Presbyterian Church on Washington street opened its renovated auditorium for services today. The revamp adds space for the upcoming Southern Presbyterian assembly with a Sunday morning gathering led by L. L. Knight and the regular pastor’s service. The Bible class meets at 9 45 A M and invites city young men to join tomorrow’s session.
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Strikers Win Raise at Merrick Thread Mill
Holyoke Mass April 13 The Merrick thread mill strike ends as machine fixers return to work after management concedes to demands for 2.25 dollars per day, marking an increase over the former wage scale by05 cents.
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Attorney General Suggests New Law On Indictment Removal
Washington reports the attorney general proposes a bill to require removal of indicted offenders to the district where the offense occurred. Judge Addison Brown’s ruling sparked debate on probable cause and trial rights for Benjamin D. Greene, John F. Gaynor, William T. Gaynor, Edward H. Gaynor, and Michael A. Connolly in harbor contract fraud cases.
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Cripple Creek Seeks Trans-Mississippi Congress in Colorado
Cripple Creek Colorado aims to host the next Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress with a fifty-strong delegation leaving Denver by special cars to arrive in Houston on Monday morning. New Orleans is the only competitor, and after Hood damage last year, rail service is back to normal for passenger trains.
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Wheat and textile markets show irregular demand signals
Prices for staples drift lower while wheat yield forecasts surge above prior records. Don & Co reports a weaker steel and coal sector with heavy wholesale dry goods activity yet cautious retail demand. Exports of wheat and corn rise in value, US failures edge higher, and European supply fuels optimism about large grain harvests.
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Week's Review of Finance Railroads Led Markets
Bradstreet's Financial Review notes last week showed railroad stocks rising while leading industrials fell. The report cites shifting investor sentiment in New York with rail equities gaining despite broader industrial weakness.
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Market Wrap Notes End Of Week With Holiday Silence
The week closes with holiday observances and mixed stock activity. London shows a dull tone ahead of Good Friday while U S markets see continued strength in railway shares though iron and steel stocks lag. Foreign exchange firming may divert funds from New York to Europe as costs and interest rate prospects influence trading. Bank clearings total 1 875 425 605 for the week with New York revenue down 1 4 percent. outside New York up 7 percent. Sea Island cotton receipts and sales are minimal with Savannah reporting weekly figures.
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Gloomy View of Indian Cotton Crop and Future Prospects
A New Orleans Times-Democrat analysis argues the 1898-99 Indian cotton crop will be among the smallest in years, despite a large gap in area sown. It warns of shrinking cultivation, rising competition from Japan, and squeezed margins for growers as exporters and mills seek stability amid volatile prices.
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Atlanta Market Report of Farm Goods and Groceries
Prices for corn, rye, timothy hay, cotton meal, and brans listed with varied quotes. Poultry demand noted with hens fry and broilers at 25 to 30 cents, ducks and game fowl priced. Irish and sweet potatoes, onions, cabbage, dried fruits, figs, prunes, peaches, and nuts listed with per unit quotes. Groceries include coffee, sugar, salt, cheese, crackers, soda, candy, oysters, and provisions such as ribs, lards, and hams with regional price ranges.
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