Stock Market Irregular After Dull Broad Session
New York trading opened dull and spotty with London’s cessation of trading weighing on early gains. Speculation swung, United States Steel dividends eyed, and copper shares led a late buoyancy while coal and rail issues drew varied bids and mixed earnings signals across a volatile session.
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London
United States
Rio Tintos
Paris
Chicago and Alton
Colorado Southern
St. Louis and Western
Minneapolis and St. Paul
Iowa Central
Chicago Terminal
Union Pacific
Toledo
St Louis
Western
Erie
Rock Island
United States Steel
Mime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Bankers
Baxter & Co
York
Seaboard
Chicago and
Alton
Cothran & Co
Borthe Pacifica Mtebicon
Trion Pacific Louteville
Nashville
Conner Amochar Sugar
Ginners' report shows decrease this season
Census data show total ginned bales 58 526 244 counting round bales as half bringing the season's output below last year. State tallies list Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Indian Territory Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi Missouri North Carolina Oklahoma South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia with active ginneries and shifts in totals. Baxter & Co. notes wheat, cotton quotes and market tone as up and down, with reports of price moves and bureau figures affecting sentiment.
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Washington
Census Bureau Today
Sea Island
United States
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Indian Territory
Kangus
Kentucky
Seazon
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Howell Jones Co
New York
Census Bureau
Market Notes From January Trade Sessions
A brisk afternoon session saw prices peak near the high for the recent break and a generally steady close. The report covers Cottonseed Oil and Meal across New York Memphis and New Orleans, plus Flour, Grain and Meat prices in Atlanta and St Louis with numerous figures for crude and refined oils, meal, cake, and various flour, corn, and oats quotes.
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Carlotsa
New Orleans
Atlanta
Ohio State
Armour
St Louis
Cincinnath
Chicago
Athlone
Augusta
Buffaln Cleir
Charleston
Near
Charlotte
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Chattanooga
Vlewr
Cincinnati
Galveston
Hunan
Kansas City
Mobile
Montgomery
Norfolk
North Platte
Omaha Mt Ly
Rapid City
Savannah
Vicksburg
Marbury
Governor Beckham Denounces Yellow Journals In Kentucky Speech
In Kentucky on January 5 Governor John C. W. Beckham defended state integrity while criticizing sensational journalism. He praised the state militia, lamented Breathitt County conditions, and urged penalties for reckless reporters. He spoke on race policy, praising white Kentuckians and urging Black leaders to resist demagogues.
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Comdhons
Kentucky
Ithmina
Breathite
Chicago
New York
Normal and Industrial Institute For Colored People
Big Bird Cage for Uncle Sam at World's Fair
In St Louis on January 5 the United States government installs a large bird cage, 235 feet long, 92 feet wide, 50 feet high, at the fair. Ground is low and oak-studded, with thirteen big trees within the occupied area. A 14 foot wide walk surrounds the cage and a tunnel allows view obstruction. The first seacoast guns to form part of the outside barrier arrive for display at the grounds.
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United States
Waollds
Dabney Leaves Tennessee For University of Cincinnati
Resignation of Charles Wo Dahnes from the University of Tennessee takes effect September 11. He will assume the presidency of the University of Cincinnati upon acceptance conditioned on a reported income of 250000 dollars per year. Cincinnati guarantees the position with a high salary and a contract for fine cars at eight thousand dollars per seat. Tyr Dabnes confirms the permanent appointment.
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Charles Wo Dahnes Todas
Univeretts of Tennessee
University of Cinamati
Leeents
Cincinnati
Cincienat
Tyr Dabnes
Reelected Grady Hospital Trustees Make No Staff Changes
Grady hospital trustees held their annual election and made no changes to the medical board or staff. President Hirsh, vice president George W Lowndas, and secretary Hebert F Maddox were reelected, and Superintendent Prewster was unanimously chosen to succeed himself. The trustees reported all departments in good shape and cited no need for officer changes.
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Aid
Hirsh
George W Lowndas
Hebert F. Maddox
Prewster
Funeral notices and obituaries in Chattanooga
Special notices invite friends of Mrs Mary F Day and numerous Day and Jones family members to attend the funeral at 3 o'clock Wednesday from 133 Oakland Avenue with interment at Oakland cemetery. Miller Martha J aged 72 died at 398 Pulliam Street at 10 pm January 4 1904 with funeral from home January 6 1904 at 10 30 am. Friends of RF Silvers Miller family and Drs Jones asked to attend. Fall bearers listed.
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W. L. Jones
S. W. Day
Thomas J. Day
John A. Day
Helen Day
A L. Day
G. B West
F. R. Jones
John Turner
George BM
Tax
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mary F
Oakland Avenue
Oakland Cemetery
Miller
Martha J. Miller
Pulliam Street
Funer- 4
RF Silvers
Martha, Saluda
Margaret Miller
Drs Johes
Mesers Ohlman
Mathews
Heard
Coleman
Dantzler
Huden
Stations and State of Weather
Weather bulletin listing regional forecasts from January with details on fair and warmer conditions in the south and west, rain in the west and east portions, increasing cloudiness, and winds shifting from northeast to southeast across Virginia Florida Texas and Mississippi regions during Wednesday and Thursday.
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Peltoon
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South Wings
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Eist Partton
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Thursidas
Tennessee
Standard Diaries 1904 at Jno. M. Miller Co. location
At the Miller company store located on 39 3fa Rleta street, inventory details for standard diaries are noted for the year 1904. The entry records product availability and pricing expectations, reflecting a local retailer’s catalog snippet from the period.
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Jno. M. Miller Co
Crime Crusade in Chicago Seeks Funds and Law Enforcement
A new Chicago Anti-Grant committee forms to raise fifty thousand dollars to enforce laws and prosecute crime. James H. Evkels, a Commercial National Bank resident, will chair the committees on Ways and Means and related tasks. The effort aims to support the crackdown on crime in the city.
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James H. Evkels
Commercial National Bank
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