Market notes and price changes from New York and Liverpool
A mixed commodity update shows pork and dry goods prices largely unchanged, with pork at 9.95 and 16.05 for prime rate categories. Wheat No 2 red at 1.21 remains firm while corn and rye show slight shifts. Liverpool weather and demand buoy markets, with foreign buyers active as Unresting conditions bolster sentiment and supply tightness persists in the south and New England.
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Georgia Supreme Court term lists numerous state cases
Argued and submitted before the Georgia Supreme Court list of cases from multiple counties including Polk, Carroll, Upson, Meriwether, and others. The docket shows numerous defendants named in state and city matters, with several cases noted as judged or reversed on appeal, and attorneys listed for both sides.
Espray v Congress Seated at Noon
Fragmentary legal brief notes a case involving EspRay and Congress with a noon seating reference and Mississippi River appropriation context. Names and details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Flood Devastates Tallulah as Levee Fails
Heavy rains over two days flood Tallulah Louisiana inundating homes and delaying train service. Rescue boats save over two thousand people from levee breaches while seven Black residents drown near Lake Village Arkansas. New Orleans forms relief fund and shipments of food and tents proceed to Vicksburg area.
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Death notices from Macon and Carrollton area
Be C Dawson of Macon died in Portland Oregon after wedding Blanche Nutting two years ago. He was a singer who appeared locally and will be buried in Portland. William A New, 78, died at 1428 Pryor Street and will be taken to Carrollton for funeral and interment. Mrs S E Carroll, 74, died at Grant Street residence and is survived by seven children. body to be moved to Chamblee for interment.
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Damage from Monday storm cripples hundreds of Bell lines
The electrical storm knocked out several hundred Southern Bell telephone stations. Crews worked through Tuesday and last night, restoring service. A 400 pair cable serving about 350 subscribers on Highland avenue North Boulevard and parts of Inman Park was completely out. West exchange areas West Fair Ashby and Oglethorpe streets and Ivy and Hapeville exchanges also lost cables. About 600 stations were entirely out of service.
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Leaves Reformatory to Travel to Panama
Thirteen year old Nella Yarbrough from Macon is bound for Panama to live with her Panama based uncle. Her troubled path saw time at Milledgeville Reformatory then the Tabernacle Rescue Home in Macon before a gubernatorial pardon. Her case drew community sympathy.
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Bankruptcy Petition Filed Against Georgia Vera Antique Marble Co
Involuntary proceedings were filed yesterday in federal court against the Georgia Vera Antique Marble Company in Cherokee County. Creditors include George S. Strnshaw of Canton, Withers Foundry and Machine Works of Atlanta, and the DeLay Brothers of Holly Springs. A mad dog was shot by Officer Cochran after running through Haynes and Walker streets at 10 yesterday morning. Rev H C Buckholz and his daughter Blykholz will hold revival meetings at College Park Baptist Church with daily services at 8 pm, 7:30 pm prayer, and 11 am sessions, assisted by Pianist J T Williams.
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Worthless paper haunts Teutonia Bank New Orleans
New Orleans April 16. It is estimated that 750000 in worthless or doubtful paper is held by the Teutonia Bank and Trust Company whose closing prompted the arrest of President Eugene F Buhler and Director Joseph Omila on embezzlement and false statements charges. Former Cashier Frank J Brand is jailed on embezzlement of 60000. bail set at 20000. Brue, a 15 a week clerk, owes 20000 to the bank and admitted no security for the notes.
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Gomila
P. A. Brue
Clair Adams
Light Shines on Cincinnati Bank Failure
Cincinnati April 16 Light reveals the Second National Bank loss totaling about 2 000 000 with 920 000 of Ford Johnson Furniture company paper on its books and 150 900 lost on a loan secured through a Birmingham Alabama bank. More than 1 000 000 of Ford Johnson paper ordered out of the Cincinnati Trust Company shortly before the bank merged with the dishonest? firm.
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Roosevelt Forecasts Victory and War Time Gamble
Colonel Roosevelt travels through Illinois Iowa and Nebraska delivering speeches amid campaign talk. He vows to live up to promises and urges support against stand-patters. Florida Republicans revolt and call for new state convention while Taft allies in Delaware Connecticut and South Carolina push delegations.
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Unclear fragment on achieving flight by a woman
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Taft on Porto Ricans Citizenship Views
Washington April 16 President Taft gave his views on granting American citizenship to Porto Ricans in a letter to Santiago Iplesias president of the Free Working Men of Porto Rico. He said that no faster or wider suffrage should be granted and that neither Americans nor Porto Ricans favored statehood.
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