Markets and banking activity across New York and Midwest
The weekly clearing house statement shows banks holding 22,002,900 more than required, with loans rising to 1,348,980,000 and deposits at 1,426,337,000, while circulation, reserves, and surpluses show declines and mixed shifts. Separate notes cover New York City trust banks’ deposits, cash on hand, and loans, plus July grain and livestock market results across Chicago and Kansas City with cattle, hogs, and sheep price ranges and receipts. London stocks drift, with dull markets, dividend money flows, and mixed reactions to mining and Mexican relations amid expected crop data and coal strike fears.
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New York
Banke
Fema
United States
Ob. Bt
Ankes
Greater New York
Clearing House
Agere Wate
Ity
Fording
Grea
Chicago
Texas
Kansas City
London
Scotland
Mexican Southern
Mexican Railway Company
Winnets Central
Loulhville
Nashville
Southern Railway
The Dancing "Spieler" in New York Halls
A July Survey excerpt describes the dancer known as the spieler in New York downtown halls. He assists the dancing master, attracts and points out girls, and may be linked to underworld networks supplying young women to prostitution.
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New York
Moore Campaign Focuses on Macon Mayoral Bid
John T. Moore drives a vigorous campaign for Macon's mayor, vowing responsibility for city administration if elected. He cites daily efforts since summer, emphasizes support for a major bond issue, and notes broad civic interest as voters prepare for a pivotal race in the Central City.
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Moore
John Moore
Bivery Woter
New Wesleyan Hall Plans For YWCA Work
Macon Georgia July 10 special plans for a new Wesleyan College hall for YWCA work have been drawn by architect P E Dennis and accepted by the executive committee A contract will be let soon with completion aimed for the fall term The old gymnasium will be rebuilt for the students An auditorium seating three hundred with secretary room will join a missionary museum adjacent to the director s room A library and rest room with a lunch room will be on the south side opening from the auditorium
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Macon
Wesleyan College
Young Women’s Christian Association
P E Dennis
Negro Attacks Officer Forces Shoot in Macon Alley
Patrolman Jessup fired on a Negro named Scoville in Murray's alley while attempting to arrest him for drunkenness. Scoville was wounded, paralyzed, and lies in Macon hospital in a dying condition. Jessup broke into a barricaded house as Scoville, wielding a razor, resisted arrest. Doctors and officials report Jessup has a clean record and his case is awaiting police committee review.
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Jessup
Macon
Scoville
Murray's Alley
Jeasup
Finance Reform Legislation Passed by Reichstag in Berlin
Berlin July 10 The reichstag completed finance reform tonight after eight months of revisions. The package raises taxes on beer tobacco and brandy and increases duties on coffee wines cordials and tea. It also imposes a stamp tax on checks and stock issues and authorizes a real estate transfer tax with a future bill on unearned land value increments. National liberals radicals and socialists opposed all measures.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Wrights Fail To Fly As Wind Rages At Fort Myer
About two thousand spectators gathered at Fort Myer on July 10 hoping to see Orville Wright fly. An 18 mile per hour wind kept the plane in the aeroplane shed while A. M. Herring won an extension to August 1 to complete government trials.
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Washington
Fort Myer
Orvilia Wright
Fort
A. M. Herring
New York
Steel Rail Export Order Reported By Tennessee Coal Firm
Birmingham Alabama July 10 The Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Company received today and export order for 80,000 tons of steel rails. Delivery quantities are not yet on hand but the company has ample business to sustain continuous operation at the Enatey mills. Export rails are to be shipped to Buenos Aires.
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Birmingham
Als
Tennastas Coal, Iron and
Enatey Mills
Buenop
LIFE OF A' PIMPLE COMPEXIONS ARE CLEARED OVERNIGHT
An old advertisement claims a new skin remedy named possam clears pimples overnight. It promises itching relief on first application and cites acne tetter and various skin afflictions. The product, said to be flesh colored and grease free, should not be washed with water or soap. Experimental packages are requested by mail from Emergency Laboratories in New York.
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Atlanta
Georgis
Weat
Twenty-fifth Street
New York
Manhattan Life Adds to Large Field Force in Georgia South Carolina
Manhattan Life Insurance Company of New York expands Georgia South Carolina staff with J A Pendergrast, a 17 year transport veteran. Edward M Young, son of manager M B Young, returns from Los Angeles to assist growth. Firm aims to top Southeast market. special Seaboard trip advertised to Wrightsville Beach July 20.
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M. B Young
Manhattan Life Insurance Company
New York
Georgia
South Carolina
Manhattan Life Company
Young
Edward M Young
Los Angeles
Cal
Thea
Manhattan Life
M B Yung
Southeast
Wrightsville Beach
Seaboard
Plan convention for good roads in Macon Georgia
Macon will host a good roads convention during the state fair with Chairman Leo M Hepp naming a broad slate of representatives from across Georgia. The list includes James R Gray Clifford L Anderson Clark Howell A Townsend H Wille Harris Knight Brown Blackshear McBride Biddeton Lane Johnson Knox Holder Cheatham Aamith Berry Sheppard Flanders Burke Eve Applewhite Robinson Gilbreath Kneap Wim bush Gambrell Dunlap Cox Palmer Waynesboro Douglass Braswell West Bryeon Gembie Dead ayler Jones Eastman Joiner Lippett Bents Dupree Shaw and others from cities such as Atlanta Valdosta Athens Savannah Rome and Macon.
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Macon
Leo M. Hepp
James R. Gray
Clifford L. Anderson
Clark Howell
Atlanta
A. Townsend
Brunswick
H. Wille
Greensboro
A. G. Harris
McDonough
G. F. Lippett
Albany
George Bents
Swainabore
J F Dupree
Shaw
Rome
Weather Today in Atlanta Forecast Rain and Warmth
The forecast calls for rain today in Atlanta and across the state. Cooler morning with a low around 64 and a high near 79 as a strong breeze develops. Weather sources say a barometric low over Arizona influenced the cooler air passage.
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Atlanta
Saction Direactor
von Herrmann
North Atlantic
Canat
Arizbhna
Weather Musings on Barometric Depressions and Heat
The narrator muses on how barometric lows resist map placement when cooling temperatures and expects another low out west as heat returns. They recall a cold July day, an early morning fire feeling pleasant, and mention collecting many debts on a cold day while noting not to make it August.
Fine Shoe Business for Sale in Livest Georgia City
Local notice announces sale of a shoe store located in Livest, Georgia with care by Constitution. Listing highlights include the address Shoe Store and contact to arrange details.
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Georgia City
Constitution
Colonel Pointer Dies in Bowery Hotel
New York July 10 Colonel Marcel lus Pointer a noted alvit war staff officer under General Joe Wheeler and later a railway promoter was found dead today in a Bowery lodging house of apoplexy His effects include letters from Wheeler commending him for bravery a petition to President McKinley and endorsements by prominent officers and Senators Morgan Culberson of Texas seeking appointment as brigadier general of Spanish American volunteers His papers show pawn tickets for a watch and several gold medals for battlefield courage.
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New York
Marcellus Pointer
Joe Wheeler
Wheeler
McKinley
Senator Morgan
Alabama
Benator Culberson
Texas
Pointer
Edward P Hopkins Dies at Louisville
Edward Yarrish Hopkins former Bradstreet’s Commercial Agency superintendent died aboard a Chicago train shortly after arrival at Louisville’s Tenth street depot from acute brain congestion. A note in his pocket read “Take my body to 414 West St Catherine street.” Coroner probes his death. Hopkins, 36, previously ran Bradstreet’s agencies in Knoxville and Atlanta.
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Louisville
Edward Yarrish Hopkins
Bradstreets Commercial Agency
Tenth Street
Chicago
West St Catherine Street
Hopkins
Bradstreet
Knoxville
Atlanta
No Devil No Hell Teacher At Mount Carmel School
Birmingham readers report that Professor W H Dorchester told pupils there is no devil or heaven. Parents from Mount Carmel school requested the professor and his wife not be employed again. The board of education is considering the matter.
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Birmingham
Ala
W H Dorchester
Mount Carmel
Board of Education
Justice Is Waylaid and Shot to Death at Briarfield
A Selma report says HBB Wilson, a leading merchant and peace officer at Briarfield Bibb County, was waylaid Friday night and shot. The shotgun blast shattered his head. his body found in the road. A suspect Negro was arrested. more arrests expected as excitement grips Briarfield. Meanwhile New Orleans reports Carl Bertine, wanted for a baker’s murder, has been arrested in Mobile and confessed.
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Birmingham
Ala
Selma
Hbb Wilson
Brierfield
Bibb County
Wilson
Wes Brown
Briarfield
S Wilson
New Orleans
O'Connor
Mobile
Carl Bertune
John G. Hnoecht
Baker
Bertina
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Edward M, Young
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Georgia Ee Academy
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