Georgia Exposition Wish Leads to 50000 Dollar Grant
Georgia lawmakers back a 50000 dollar appropriation to fund a state exhibit at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St Louis. Advocates argue it will advertise Georgia resources, attract western settlers, and compare favorably with other states. Local officials and business leaders advocate swift passage.
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House
Senate
House Committee On Appropriations
Georgia
St., Louis
Dunbar
Richmond
St. Louis Exposition
Appropriations Committee
Hall
State Agricultural Department
South
Union
Agricultural Department
Treasury
West
Pope Brown
St. Hon
J.pope Brown
The
State Agricultural Society
Brown
Conner
Bartow
Cartersville
Anderson
Howell Speaks
Evan P. Howell
Howell
Chickamauga
United States
Georgia Mayors Seek State Exhibit for Immigration Benefit
Mayor Howell urged Georgia to fund a state exhibit to attract desirable settlers from the west, arguing immigrant influx from Europe is high while Georgia should invite those who would develop soil and mines. Letters from other cities and chambers of commerce supported the appropriation, and the committee approved the resolution.
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Howell
Georgia
America
Europe
Atlanta
Acon
Savannah
Howel
St St. Louis
Chambers of Commerce
Steed Bill Tabled Amid Senate Debate On Exemption Certificates
The senate again tabled Mr. Steed of Taylor's bill to allow Confederate veteran certificate holders to peddle without further license. An amendment limiting issue to county of residence was adopted amid concerns of fraud. New Senate Bills and railroad measures sparked lengthy debate and minority reports ahead of potential votes.
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House
Steed
Taylor
Perry
Matthews
Railroad Committee
Steed Ang Hixon
Carroll
Railroad Commission
Comas
Messrs. Steed and
Hixam
van Buren
Mesars
Shannon
Walker
Monroe
Monroe County
Worsham
Kent
Johnson
Wrightsville
Senate Committee On
Temperance
The Verdict of the People on Advertising Merit
The text argues that the American public is broad minded and quick to endorse popular things. It asserts readers will try advertised items and that popularity signals quality. A notable example cited is Ceascarets Candy Cathartic, claiming over a million boxes sold monthly.
Relief Fund Distributed for Pacolet Flood Sufferers
At the central relief committee meeting in Spartanburg funds raised for Pacolet valley flood victims showed nearly the full $25,000 distributed. Most goes to Cilstod and Pacolet mills operatives. Seven and a half thousand was allotted to rebuild the Pacolet Presbyterian church swept away. A line about coin circulation in western states follows.
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Columbia
Central Relief Committee
Spartanburg
Pacolet Valley
Cilstod
Pacolet Milla
Wall Street ends weak after sharp midday decline
The market closed active and weak on July 14 as prices fell to year’s low. Heavy selling focused on Consolidated Gas and United States Steel while money market conditions remained easy, and foreigners and locals moved to reduce exposure amid broad stock declines.
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Wall Street
New York
London
St. Paul's
Consolidated Gas
Greater New York
People’s Gas
United States
New York Exchange
Chicago
Weather Bureau
Baltimore
Cakle
Toledo
St. Louis
Western
San Francisco
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Sterling Exchange
Baxter & Co
St. Paul
Illinois
Standard Oil
Market News From Kansas City and New York
Market reports show beef, cattle and hog receipts with mixed price moves across Kansas City Chicago and St Louis. Texas natives and Texans appear in varied price brackets, while cotton and copper trends are noted in New York and Liverpool markets.
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Kansas City
Western Fed
Texas
Chicago
Callan
Texans
Texas Fed
St Louis
Atlanta
Abilene
Augusta
Buffalo
Iharlection
Harlotte
Thattanooga
Thicago
Detroit
Sveaton
Huron
Tacksonsine
Memphis
Mobile
Montgomery
New Orleans
New York
North Platte
Omaha
Palestine
Raleigh
Rapid City
S( Paul
Savannah
Tempa Part
Vicksburg
Seaboard Air Line Weekend Rates to Wrightsville Beach
Seaboard Air Line offers Saturday weekend trips to Wrightsville Beach at 7.80 dollars round trip with double daily service and Pullman cars. Beach time is three days. For details contact City Ticket Office Piedmont Hotel Annex 116 Peachtree Street.
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Seaboard Air Line
Wrightsville Beach
Pullman
Beach
City
Piedmont Hotel Annex
Peachtree Street
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