Gubernatorial Nomination Battle in Arkansas Begins
Little Rock Arkansas January 1 Hon E W Rector of Hot Springs announced his candidacy for the democratic nomination for governor opposing Governor Jeff Davis who seeks a second term This marks the first clear opposition to a democratic Arkansas governor for renomination in forty years Primary elections will be held March 2 Also included is a bankrupt sale notice for Joe Wineburg estate stock at Nos 242 and 244 Decatur street auctioning Thursday January 2 at 930 am Eugene Dodd Receiver
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Eugene Dodd
Forrest Adair Elected Chairman of County Board in 1902
Forrest Adair was unanimously chosen chairman of the county board for 1902. Judge E B Rosser was elected vice chairman, with both nominations made without opposition. The board announced standing committees, granted some double tax relief, raised salaries for Chief Turner and county policemen, and pursued asphalt paving of streets near the courthouse. Other district road commissioners were mostly reelected and minor staff changes noted.
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Forrest Adair
Board of County Commissioners
Cliford L. Angerson
E. B. Rosser
Adair
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Anderson
Walter R. Brown
Brown
H. ©. W. Palmer
Captain Anderson
Alms House
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We Public Works
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Court House
Public Works
Committee of the Bar Aassociation
Bar Committee
John B. Goodwin
E. W. Martin
T. F. Corrigan
W. C. Shearer
Board of Examiners of Stationary Engineers
William Gijlland
W. W. Tracy
Cooks
C C. House
W. OC Peavy
Buckhead
George, N. Butler
W. B. Woodall
South Bend
Jacob W. Yarbrough
A. P Liddell
Peachtree
CR. Hall
J. W. Chambers
William Gilland
Southern Soap Manufacturers to Form Association
The Southern Soap Manufacturers plan to organize the Southern Soap Manufacturers' Association to regulate practices, not prices, with Atlanta's Howard Miles Tallis led talks. Companies from Georgia, the Carolinas, Virginia, and beyond show interest, aiming to harmonize advertising and trade methods for the southern soap trade.
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Southern Soap Manufacturers’ Association
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Howard O. Miles
Georgia Soap Company
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Prosperous Speculative Year on Wall Street and Grain Outlook
The Prosperous Speculative Year notes stock exchange vigor with major gains in express and high priced securities. It compares corn prices and grain outlook, citing farmers seeking wheat and provisions amid cold then heavy rains affecting crops. Major stock moves include Amalgamated, American Sugar, American Tobacco, and rail shares, with notable gains in investment trusts and Vanderbilts.
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General Electric
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Northern Pacific
Wells Fargo Express
Balt Timmore Bird
Ohio
St. Paul
Louisville and Nashville
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
Market Outlook and Grain and Cotton Prices on January 1
The Outlook notes floor traders expect limited bullish moves with 10 percent not sparking big gains. Rail and telegraph stocks like Reading, Erie, Southern Railroad, Chesapeake and Ohio, Texas Pacific show good prospects. Western Union hints at a major telegraph telephone merger. Sugar, Copper, Sindia, and general market activity cited as active. Atlanta grain and flour prices posted. cotton rush to ports boosts early January shipments and shifts market sentiment.
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Southern Railway Command
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Face Naik and Trust
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Innis & Stoppani
Reading
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Southern Railroad
Ontario and Western
Chesapeake and Ohio
Texas Pacific
Louisville
Nashville
Illmore
Unio
Missouri Pacific
Western Union
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
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Cotton market bears cautious on large supplies and uncertain crop
The market shows abundant visible supply up 20,000 bales from last year and 1,440,000 bales below 1898, with new crop receipts near last year. Sentiment wavers as buyers hold off on declines while sellers are scarce, and experts doubt a 10,500,000 bale crop. Local activity: few sellers, cautious buyers, and expectations of a temporary bull setback. Also reports on provisions and grocery prices in Atlanta and New Orleans markets.
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Atlanta Markets Report From January First
A fragmented market listing for Georgia and Atlanta on January 1 shows prices for eggs live poultry ducks geese and rabbits along with fruits nuts and vegetables. Items include hens 2523 ducks puddie dressed turkey chickens and onions with assorted prices and crates of citrus and nuts noted.
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Fane Jersey
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