Wall Street Notes Amid Holiday Market Dullness
New York December 26 money conditions kept stock volume down and demand modest as London holiday closings trimmed dealing. Treasury and bank reports show heavy fund withdrawals and reserve strains with some easing hoped from commerce paper demand. bonds and exchange rates held firm amid a cautious close.
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New York
Vari
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Vatican
Kevere
Interior
Treasury Department
Milcuss
Kobe
Jeeps
Ea United
Cotton market updates from New York and New Orleans
Cotton exchanges in New York and New Orleans reopen after two holidays. Reports from Augusta Cincinnati Little Rock and New Orleans show two day net receipts shipments and stock changes for December. Cotton seed oil and dry goods markets in New York and Atlanta report steady prices and year end activity with futures and cash quotes.
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New York
New Orleans
Augusta
Cincinnati
Little Rock
Japan
Stock Market Winds Through Turbulent Trading Day
The fragment details a chaotic session with a long list of stocks and bonds including Amalgamated Copper, American Sugar Refining, and Union Pacific among others. It notes percentage changes and certificates as well as prices for commodities, with various exchanges in Chicago New York and elsewhere.
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BEG Eve
Bugar Refining
Tohas Pfd
Certif
Anaconda Mining’ Co
Atchleca
Atlantic Coast’ Line
Baltimore
Onto
Brooklyn Rapid
Canadian Pacific
Central Or
Santee
Chesapeake
Chicago
Northw
Shiorado
Colorado
Routhern
Consolidated
Delaware
Dela
Denver
Mlinoja Central International
Minn
Bt Louie
Verges
Missouri
Kansas
People's
Goa
Ben Pees
Pctemator
Pittebg
Hogar Hawtard
Pullman Palace
Cheeta
Alderney
Rackére
Republic
Dhes
Case
White Is
Rock Island Co
North Carolina
Southern Pacific
Pti
Southern Railway
Bnuff
Virginia
Toledo
Glory
Gream
Union Pacific
Carolina Chem
New York
Eagle Brand
Do. Pra
Hace
Heigl Bes Rene Pitas
Baast Met
Cettela
American Tobacco
Atchison General
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
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Central of Eormia Bi Ro
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Do. Bra Inc
Henspeake
Ohio
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Quincy
New Chicago
Pacific RR
Wwe Ee
St. Louis
Colorado Industrial Bs
Bar
Colorado Midland Fia
Colorado and Southern 4A
Cube Baee Bee Oe
Rio Grande
Sdintitere
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Evie Orler Wen Dee Do
General Fe
Rocking Valley
Japan
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Manhattan
Bf Mexican Central Ds
Fo.lst Inc
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St. Louia
Texas
México
New York Central
New Jersey Central General
Northern Pacific
Norfolk and Western
Consol
Oregon Short Line
Pennsylvania Co
Reading General
Iron Mountain Con
San Francisco Fe
Louis Southwestern Con
Benboart Air Line
Texas and Pacificists
Bt. L
Western
Fo. Co
U. & Rtool
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Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central Fia
Atchison Con
His Goat of Arma from The London Opinion
Fragmented excerpt showing a domestic dialogue about coats of arms and marriage prospects. The scene mentions Mrs wewrich and Mr N debating etiquette and a tailor, with a brief reference to an estate and a lawyer. No clear events or outcomes emerge.
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London
Mrs. Wewrich
William
Amart
Mr. N
Wheat and corn futures rise on reports of pests and tight supply
Chicago Wheat futures rose on fresh crop concerns as the Hessian fly appeared in southern Kansas and northwest wheat remained scarce. May delivery advanced, with December corn volatile yet firm, while oats and rye also showed demand. Local receipts totaled about 1 million bushels for wheat and 345 cars for corn with contracts in play across December and May positions.
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Chicago
Northwest
Kansas
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chile
Bry
Railroad dividends declared by Missouri Pacific and others
New York December 26 The Missouri Pacific directors declared a semi annual dividend of 212 percent payable in the company stock The Wells Fargo Express Company declared a regular semi annual dividend of 5 percent and the Delaware Lackawanna and Western directors declared a regular quarterly dividend of 212 percent George J Gould president of Missouri Pacific said the surplus warrants payments but the management felt that cash disbursement during present conditions would be injudicious
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New York
Missouri Pacific Railway
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
George J. Gould
Minisouri Pacific
Saint Father John Ill in Kronstadt as Followers Face Scrutiny
St Petersburg reports Father John of Kronstadt is seriously ill with a recurring malady. His age and debility cast recovery into doubt. The sect’s vast following faces scandal from charges of immorality and financial exploitation linked to leaders. The stage play The Black Ravens, detailing his followers, sparked bans in several cities.
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St. Petersburg
Joan
Kronstadt
John
Father John
Banks and Weather Financial Storm Relief After Knickerbocker Crisis
December reports from 21 Greater New York trust companies and 29 state banks show deposits of about 223 to 228 million, with minimal net withdrawals since August despite the Knickerbocker Trust Company run. Banks increased cash on hand, while trust companies faced deposit declines but preserved capital. Trust Company of America reduced cash reserves by less than 1 percent since August amid a $20 million relief fund.
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Row Zork
State Banking Department
Trust Companies
Greater New York
New York City
New York
Brooklyn
Elaver
Greater
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Trust Company of America
Committee of
Shooting at Hartwell match leaves one dead
Hartwell Georgia December 28 report says Will Asken shot Gene Howell yesterday at a shooting match. Details scarce but it is stated the tragedy arose from a misunderstanding between the parties. Both are whites. The shooting occurred about four miles from here.
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Hartwell
Will Asken
Gene Howell
Death Ends Romance Doctor Rose From Sie Ded to Marrz His Furies
December 26 in Selma Alabama reports Dr W McLean Pittd who drove up last Thursday to the hospital to marry his nurse Miss Bila Kitvin after illness. The narrative tone hints at tragedy and death surrounding the rushed marriage and subsequent plans for treatment at Johns Hopkins.
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Selma
Als
W. McLean Pittd
Bila Kitvin
Beltimora
Johns Hopkine Een Ane
Fraser Killed by Bennett in Georgia Hall County
Galneaville Georgia December 26 Harrison Bennett a young white man about twenty shot and killed Frank Fraser about twenty five son of T H Fraser near Walter Lott store in Clineham district last night after at Walter Lott store afternoon both men reportedly under whisky Fraser once married wife visiting parents at Attata Alabama Sheriff Crow arrested Bennett and held him in Hat county jail at Galneaville on the crime line investigators describe a whisky fueled quarrel leading to the fatal shooting
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Hall County
Galneaville
Harrison Bennett
Frank Fraser
T. H. Fraser
Walter Lott
Clineham
Eafternoon
Fraser
Madame
Atttata
Als
Bennets
Sheriff Crow
Bennett
Er‘yest
Hatt County
Galsesville
Boy 14 killed while cleaning loaded gun during hunt
Gainesville Ga December 26 Special Henry Buffington aged 14 was accidentally killed Tuesday afternoon nine miles from Gainesville while cleaning a dirt lodged in a cocked barrel. A hunting companion witnessed the tragedy as the gun discharged, ripping away his collarbone and he died minutes later. He was the son of a prominent farmer H Buffington and is survived by his family.
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Gainesville
Henry Buffington
Gilaeile
H. Baftington
Mistook Boy for Burglar in Fatal Shooting
Bertram Somers fatally shot a bear he mistook for a burglar near December 26. The incident occurred as he attempted to confront an intruder and ended with the bear killed. Further details are unclear due to the fragmented OCR text.
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Aan Joie
Cat
Bertram Somers
Was
Jeep
Bomerk
Change of Panta saved Money Montgomery Man
Charles W. Cochran slept as a burglar rifled his room in Montgomery Alabama during the night. money in his trousers was hidden away by Mrs Cochran and the thief only found shoes. The thief searched pockets and left after taking a pair of shoes, while Cochran remained unaware until morning. The change of clothes preserved the money.
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Montgomery
Ala
Charles W. Cochran
Essh
Cochran
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