Markets and Textiles Across Cities From April Markets
Market notes from St. Louis Chicago and New York report steady iron cotton ties, hemp twine and wool with overall stable prices. Wheat, potatoes, poultry and butter show mixed but mostly steady to lower trends across regions and markets, with summaries of cotton futures and weekly weather affecting prices.
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St. Louis
Chicago
eXchange
T. E. Purtelle
St. Louie
Hutter Lower
New York
Liverpool
Comparative Port Receipts and Inland Movement
Interior movement reports show port receipts for Galveston and New Orleans with estimates for Wednesday. Naval Stores data notes turpentine sales and rosin shipments, while rice markets in New Orleans describe firm rough and clean prices with millers active.
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Naval Stores
Windrow Pines
Charleston
Rostorm
Sater
OFZ
Honduras
Japan
Metals market notes and commodity prices in New York and London
The report tracks copper, tin, lead, antimony, and iron trading in New York and London markets. It lists spot prices, near and deferred contracts, and recent exports, with copper around 14.97 to 15.70 in various months and tin firm around 44.82 to 44.87, while lead and iron show modest moves and widespread price references.
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New York
Apoll
London
Apot
Lin
Futurer
Custom House
Jones
Spot
Jane
East
Lyric and Forsyth Show Highlights with George Sidney and Primrose
Patrons favor George Sidney at the Lyric in a revived Dusy Izzy while Carrie Webber supports the act. At the Forsyth George Primrose headlines with two skilled dancers and Katie Ross, a surprise blackface comedian, drawing 8 000 fans. Haviland and Thornton offer original comedy.
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Thia
George Sidney
Carrie Webber
Atlanta
Forsyth
George Primrose
Primrose
West
Katie Ross
Haviland
Thornton
Dixie Grocers In Convention In Montgomery Alabama
The Southern Wholesale Grocers Association opened a three day convention in Montgomery with Frank Miller chairing the arrangements. From across the country manufacturers attended as Governor O Neal and Jacksonville Florida's J E McLaurin spoke welcomes. A Montgomery welcome from Mayor Gunter was followed by Lloyd Hooper of Selma. J J Meyer of Montgomery urged the opening session. Afternoon program to include officer addresses and financial reports. RK Bond of Baltimore denounced Roosevelt’s election as doom for the republic, drawing applause.
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Montgomery
Ala
Southern Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Frank Harvey Miller
Emmet O'Neal
Atrte
J. E. McLaurin
Jacksonville
Fla
W. A. Gunter, Jr
Lloyd-Hooper
Selma
J. J. Meyer
Business Men's League of
RK. H. Bond
Baltimore
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Republic
Prize listing from local fair with donors and finders
The text details numerous donated prizes and their finders, including a silver egg valued at $3 donated by Park Commissioner M B Young found by Lillon Wilson, and a $10 in gold prize donated by J L Hollowell and T L Bond found by Lamar Edger Morse. It lists many other items with donors and recipients and notes additional prizes such as hats, shoes, trades, books, theater tickets, and more, all connected to a local event.
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Want Park
J. L. Hollowell
T. L
Springer
Albert BE. Stewart
George R. Law
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Rufus
Griswell
Fred 4. Stewart Company
Ernest Finley
Buci Bros.*Company
Buel Crawley
Davieon-Paton-Stokey Company
James Wright
J. M. High Company
Gladys Bpeake
Uncle Remus
Southern Book Concern
Gladys Stewrman
Columbian Book Company
C. A. Forest
Holland Theater
George Mann
Ijr
Maier & Berkle
Kyle Spratting
George Musto Company
Harry Allen
Digeman & Weil
Carl Brown
Hartman's
Floyd Evans
Shelley Ivey
John Hickey
Windsor
Cloug & Stanford
Emry Green
E. H. Cone
Charles Wranson
Daniel
Charles Simmons
Rocking Hall
Basa Dry Goods Company
Paul Paris
Dr. All. Gur
New Hampshire Stands by Taft in Primary Victory
Concord N H April 23 Roosevelt leaders concede Taft will win New Hampshire Republican presidential primaries after partial returns. Taft 280 delegates Roosevelt 224 from 202 of 290 towns, of 811 total. first district favoring Taft, second district still uncertain with Taft ahead in incomplete counts.
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Concord
N. FY
New Hampshire
Taft
Roosevelt
Robert P. Basa
Mortuary notices from Rome and surrounding area
Death notices and funeral details from Rome Georgia and nearby towns list Berry A. Whitten’s funeral at Brownswood Baptist Church with Civil War service and 11 children surviving, plus multiple obituaries including Mrs Sophia Albert Lender, Mrs Lizzie Hughes, infant J A Harwell, Mrs Kate Nix, Mrs Susan A Smith, Daniel W Owen, Mrs L H Cameron, and Mrs S H Dameron with burial and service details in local churches and family residences.
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Berry A. Whitten
Brownswood Baptist Church
Here
Thomas M. Elliott
Fourty-seventh
Alabama
Fort Smith
Ark
Rock Island
Ill
L. L
J. N
James Whitten
Atlanta
R. L
C. B. Whitten
Geraldine Alien
Sylving Saye
Rutledge
W. C. Whitten
Mattie FB. Adams
Madison
EH. F. Whitten
Apslachee
B. M. Whitten
Newborn
Rome
Charles G. Lender
Columbus
Ohio
Sophia Albert
C. B. Hudgina
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Christ Kept Saturday Says Evangelist Haynes
Evangelist Haynes told a Tabernacle audience that Jesus and the apostles did not keep Sunday but observed the seventh day. He cited New Testament evidence supporting Saturday as the sabbath.
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Christ
Evangelist Haynes
Jesus Christ
Ald-Abptist Tabernacle
Prize Draw Pledges Delivery On Card Presentation
The list shows numerous prizes including a rocking chair, six pairs of hose, two bottles of cologne, a boy's ball and bat, and theatre or event tickets from multiple companies. Prize No 2 is protested after a police report of forceful taking from a smaller boy, and a lost ticket can be replaced by contacting committee chairman W C Puckett.
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B. Dodd
Allen M
Pierce
Cheriton
Piedmont-Candy Company
Cecil Webb
Campbell & Brownlee
Preston
Woolf
Ragan-Malone Company
Harold ‘Thompson
Wards Traitt Company
Emry Green
M. C. Kiser Company
Washti Rlow
Dough
William Oldknow
Jessie May Jones
R. B. Lawashe
Thelma
Ewing
Simmons & Sons
DeKalb Avenue
Jewett Young
Smalter
Leon Maddox
W. C. Puckett
Jerome Moore Wins Tourney at East Lake in close finals
Jerome Moore won the thirty six hole final for the Hammond trophy at East Lake after trailing Blanton six down at the end of the first round. Moore edged ahead on the thirty seventh hole to secure the victory in a tight match. Other finals saw Howell beat Rainwater two up, Barnett defeat Webster five up with four to play, and Williams defeat Crichton three up with two to play. Next, the lake hosts first round of seventy holes medal play for the Coke Davis trophy Friday.
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Jerome Moore
R. G. Blanton
T. .«. Hammond
East Lake
the Lake
Mr. Blanton
Mr. Moore
G. A. Howell
Quigley Hurls Two Challenges In Welterweight Bout
Jerome Quigley of Philadelphia, a top light welter, seeks a winner take all match or other proposition against either Jimmy Perry or Jack Robinson. He says Robinson and Perry are both challenged and he is confident he can push them to faster speeds than ever before.
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Jerome Quigley
Philadelphia
Jimmy Perry
Jack Robinson
Quigley
Robinson
Perry
Asa G. Candler Chosen Vice President of National Chamber
Washington April 23 Harry A Wheeler of Chicago was elected president of the National Chamber of Commerce of the United States with a new board naming J N Teal as Pacific slope vice president Asa G Candler Atlanta Ga as south vice president A B Farquhar York Pa as east treasurer John N Joydson Washington DC counsel J Francis Burke Pittsburg Pa Plans for permanent Washington headquarters to be completed tomorrow The group aims to be a national clearing house to develop and unify business opinion on matters of national importance and to conduct referendum driven decisions The board was hosted at dinner by Secretary Nagel
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Washington
Harry A. Wheeler
Chicago
National Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Pacific Slope
J. N. Teal
Portland
Ore
South
Asa G. Candler
Atlanta
East
A. B. Farquhar
York
John N. Joydson
Nagel
Former Atlantan Sent to Bellevue Hospital
An 81 year old man calling himself William Sampson Atkins, minister from Evarts Kentucky, was taken to Bellevue for observation after firing shots from a hotel window. The Rev C J Wrighter of the American Missionary Association testified Atkins had been a minister at the Atlanta Theological Seminary and had written letters claiming he believed he was going insane.
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New York
Wiliam Sampson Atking
Evarts
Bellevue Hospital
C. J. Wrighter
American Missionary Association
Atkins
Atlanta Theological Seminary
Smoking in Zion City Sparks Near Riot
Zion City crowd confronts workmen defying an injunction No Smoking Allowed Here. Workmen from Waukegan smoke pipes cigars and cigarettes as Followers of John Alexander Dowle attempt to eject them. Stones bricks and altercations erupt as police and bystanders watch.
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Zion Cry
Zion City
John
Alexander Dowle
Fitelly
Waukegan
Miller
Campaign notes reveal prizes and voting details for contestants
The department lists prizes including six automobiles in city districts and seven outside, plus nine Phillips & Crew planes, grafanolas, and 14 karat watches. It urges prompt receipt of subscriptions, crediting ballots, and accurate stub totals, with rural route pricing and second payments explained for longer-term subs.
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Lst
Phillips & Crew
Maier & Herkele
Fulton Superior Court notices and bids mix in 1912 Georgia record
Public notices record diverse Fulton County actions including administration of L. P. Grant estate, divorce suits for C. E. Holmes and J. R. Thornton, and a Fort Screven steel water tank contract bid. The items span probate petitions, divorce appearances, and county bid specifications with dates in 1912 and officials such as Arnold Broyles and George L. Bell noted.
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Superior Court
Fulton County
Georgia
Thomas J. Wesley
L. P. Grant
V. Bryan M. Grant
John Audley Grant
B. M. Grant
George L. Ball
Atlanta
Arnold Broyles
Merk. Robt C
Philip H. Alston
Petitioner
Fulton Superior Court
C. E. W. Holmes
Margarete S. Holmes
Witnees
Eauety Atlanta
Qubat
Atlen Thornton
Juba
Thornton
MO. R. Thornton
Perrie
R. J. Jordan
Cries
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Win ‘P. Ansley
Forsyth Bldg
Carnegie Way
J. H. Ewing
Robt. A. Ryder Realty Company
Empire Building
Cone Street
Luckie
Sorner Spring
James
Luckis
Spring
L. S. Teague Company
ATARI
Ansley Park
Piedmont Driving Club
Druid Hills
Esc Snr
Fulton County Home Builders
Peachtree
Ponce de Leonway
Spring St
Candler Building
Ivy
Plaster’s Bridge Road
Roswell Roads
Awy Yuare
J. E. McCullough & CO
Empire
Main
J. M. Worsham Real Estate and Loans
Third Nat'l Bank
Decatur
Agner Scott College
Whitehall Street
T. M. Fincher
Sley Park
Atreeta
Ponce DE Leon Avenue
Carl H. Fischer
Natl Bank
BELL
Biloxi
Mins
Ino. R. Scott
He Keee
SSC
B. F. Burdett Realty CO
West Peachtree
Alexander’ St
Peachtree Road
Hurt & Cone Real Estate and Investments
Empire Life Building
Whitehall and
Dunson & Gay Real Estate and Loans
Equitable Bldg
Boston
Kentucky
Indiana
Missouri
Texas
St. Louia
Medihim
Hubbard Bros. & Co
Bureau
Wall States
Kington
Middle Gulf Coast
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandle
Missesppi
Mississippi
South Carolina
Florida
Arkansas
Louisiana
Migalesippi
Mobile
Rouston
Memphis
Augusta
Little Rock
Cincinnati
Galveston
New Orleans
John F. Black & Co
Bulla
Ike
Keith Vaudeville
Dixie Grocers
New Hamshire
C. G. Lender
Lizzie Hughes
Third Street
G. Sydnor
First Presbyterian Church
J. A. Harwell
G. A. Harwell
Griffin Street
West View
Kate Nix
Ear] Street
Poole's Chapel
Oakland
Susan A. Smith
Sugan A. Smith
Stonewall Street
Daniel W. Owen
Oak Street
Greenberg & Bond Chapel
Dallas
L. H. Cameron
S. H. Dameron
South Kirkwood
W. H. Joyner
W. R. Joyner
L. H. Dameron
Asa Candler
Geo. L. Bell
Judge Superior Court
Fort Screven
Monticello
E. H.jordan
Ch. B.C. C
Jasper Courts
B.C. Mosley
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