Grand Theaters showcase Hasvard sisters and Broadway show
The Hasvard sisters Virginia and Eugenie charm a large crowd at the Grand with balanced voices and refined delivery. The Lyric and Orpheum bills promise bright musical comedy and visual spectacle with Vivians, Nellie Brewster, Eva Mudge, and Miss Vivian highlighted for top acts.อกจากนี้
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Saxvard
Ouspicen
Atlanta Musical Association
Virginia
Eugenie Hasvard
Brahms
Rehubert
Strenuous Courtship Ends in St Louis Church Wedding
Miss Dera Eugenia Moulton of London and David A. Blanton, a St. Louis commission merchant, wed at St Peter's Episcopal church after a brief courtship. Blanton proposed the first day they met and was accepted by the third day during her tour of the United States. Separately, United Mine Workers president T L Lewis predicts a wage increase for coal miners nationwide after talks resume before April 1.
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St. Louis
Dera Eugenia Moulton
London
England
John Fletcher Moulton
David A. Blanton
St. Peter's, Episcopal Church
Lewis
Wheeling
W. Va
T. L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Toledo
Meat Boycott and Food Price Probe Across States
Reports from Boston and Massachusetts cite Vinson driving cold storage dairy and meat product date labeling to curb prices. In Pittsburgh, a 30 day meat boycott pushes sheep and beef costs higher as federal actions target cold storage plants and probe the beef trust widens with National Packing Co. and New York Butchers Dressed Beef Association figures questioned. Local prosecutor Jordan plans court actions to seize unfit stock.
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Boston
Vinson
Massachusetts
Shell
Pittsburg
United States
John H. Jordan
Chicago
Federal
National Packing Company
New York Butchers’ Dressed Beef Association
Arthur Block
New York Association
Frederick Joseph
M. H. Joseph
Arthur Colby
Sims
Blizzard Grips New York Coldest Day Hears of Frostbite Deaths
New York experienced the coldest day of the year with temperatures from two degrees above zero to a high of 18 and rising by night. Frostbite and exhaustion sent many to hospitals as searches report fatalities in surrounding suburbs. In Port Chester Michael Geary was found frozen on the Apewamis Club verandah, likely seeking shelter from the wind and succumbing to the cold.
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New York
Port Chester
N. Y
Michael Geary
Apewamis Club
Sydney Lawton
Geary
Mosby Guerilla John H. Core Dies in Norfolk Virginia
John H. Core aged 70 longtime Norfolk merchant and major real estate holder died at his home after a short illness. Core was among Mosby’s famed guerrillas and one of eastern Virginia’s wealthiest men with extensive mercantile interests in Norfolk.
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Mosby
Norfolk
John H. Core
Core
Virginia
Great Southern Agency Company in Chancery Court
In Chattanooga on February 1 the Great Southern Agency Company an Arizona corporation led by O J Hebert faced an injunction in chancery court. Attorneys Williams Smith Bond represented stockholders amid fraud and misrepresentation charges. Assets were attached bonds posted and a March hearing set. The suit seeks over 160000 tied to more than 900000 collected from southern shareholders. Hebert faces a South Carolina indictment tied to the Seminole Securities deal. Governor Patterson refused a requisition for Hebert without stated cause.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Great Southern Agency Company
Hia ‘City
O. J. Hebert
Chancery
Williams and Smith
Frank P. Bond
Nashville
Great Southern Insurances Company
Company i
Crosh
Warner
South
South Carolina
Columbia
C. J. Hebert
Southern Agency Company
John ¥. Garlington
J. Stobo/ Young
Aneel
Hebert
Patterson
Tennerace
Southern Life Insurance Company
Fayetteville
N. C
Seminole Securities' Company
Seminole Securities Company
Southern Wire
Farm Product Imports Into The United States
The 1907 farm product imports reached a record value near 6 million dollars, with 1908 at about 540 million dollars. The five year average (1901-1905) was just over 455 million. Imports split into two classes: those competing with U.S. farm products and those that do not. The first class includes sugar, tobacco, hay, hides, and skins. the second includes silk, coffee, tea, sisal, Manila fiber, jute, bananas, coconuts, and certain cotton. Since 1900, farm products rose, but imports of manufactures grew faster, leaving about 48 percent of total imports agricultural. Per capita import value rose from 2.71 in 1861-65 to 6.67 in 1901-1906, with gains across silk, packing-house products, fibers, coffee, wool, tobacco, fruits, cacao, and oils.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Cecom
In Atlanta Many Suffer Digestive Ills From Poor Diet
A fragment from an Atlanta report notes widespread digestive discomfort linked to diet quality and stress factors. Readers urged to review meals, seek medical advice if symptoms persist.
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South’s
State Mutual Life Insurance Company
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State Mutual Life Insurance Co
C. R. Porter
MO. T. Tucker
Rome
Atlants National Bank
Broadway
Max Bloom
Orpheum
Nellie Brewster
Eva Mudge
Miss Vivian
Migs Vivian
Baeonbite
Gus Edwards
Night Birds
Vivians
Santa
Agi
Gondia
Dick Turpin
Rowalle
Rosalie
Palfrey
Bartow
Wallage Galvin
Hal Merritt
Lavine
Blanton
Miss Mowton
Atlanta
Ierowe
Great~Southern Agency Company
Ane
DuBose Companys
Manila
Philippines
Philippine
Italy
Japan
China
Dutch East Indies
Java
Sumatra
Brazil
Mezen
Columbus
Spe-ralj
Gaoria
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Columbis
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Alumbus
Erkeus
Atbaes
E. B. Gibson
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Chattanooga, Tenn
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