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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1910

Page

8

Markets Report From July Fourth Trading Sparks Wide Price Activity

United States exchanges closed for Independence Day as Liverpool and Paris markets show shifts. London stock and foreign exchange mixed with American securities rising on early demand before closing quiet, while country produce lists feature cantaloupes, peaches, oranges, and various grains, with prices and crates noted for Georgia and Florida goods.

United States Liverpool Cotton Association Paris London Berlin The Stock Exchange Dair Titinota Central Louisville and Nashville Southern Railway Southern Hallway Fidelity Fruit and Produce Company North Broad Street Florida Georgia South Georgia Colorado California Texas

Double Lynching Stares Negroes in Charleston Missouri

A mob hanged Robert Coleman and Sam Fields after the murder of Willem Fox near Charleston, Missouri. An exodus of Black residents began as Sheriff Powerless faced the crowd, with reports of a chaotic jailyard lynching and lingering violence. The motive cited was robbery, and Governor Hadley ordered a formal investigation.

Charleston Robert Coleman Sam Fields Willem Foxs Jesippi County Hadtey Quip Bounty Jail Fred Court House Yard Fields Fielda

Mrs Emily Briggs Dies at Ninety Eight Civil War Author

Washington July 4 Emily Briggs a noted journalist and Civil War era correspondent died yesterday afternoon in her eighty eighth year She authored the Olivia Letters written from Washington during the Civil War and was recognized for her wartime writings and public service.

Emily Briggs Washington Wixtiex Olivia

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