Clearances and relocation in ongoing sale at 7 West Witchell street
In a broad clearance sale plan the owner moves stock from 65 Whitehall to 7 West Witchell street as rebuilding begins. A liquor trade continues at 96 Whitehall street with a possible temporary move to F Mitcre street during work. Davers Win Their Strike is reported as New York train drivers resume work after union recognition.
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Whitehall Street
West Witchell Street
F Mitcre Street
Davers
New York
New York Trainsfer Company
Westerdit
Diplomats Send Joint Note Over La Guayra Exequatur
Port of Spain Cr Trinidad July 30. Diplomats from the consular corps met after friction between the Spanish consul and local authorities at La Guayra. They voted to send a joint note protesting the withdrawal of the exequatur. The move aims to avoid undermining Spanish claims before the mixed tribunal and to uphold existing protocols signed by Mr Bow en, the U S minister.
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Port of Spain
Crinidad
Actio
la Guayra
Iical
Bowen
United States
Caatro
First Federal Court Admiralty Case in Columbus
The Georgia and Florida Navigation Company filed the first admiralty petition in Columbus federal court. The steamer Nailad, owned by the company, burned in Florida waters with its cargo last year. The company asserts no fault by its part and seeks the ship owners liability limits under federal law. W. Love named trustee to sell the wreck and N A Brown to apportion proceeds.
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Columbus
Columbus Gas
the Georgia and Florida Navigation Company
Florida
W. Love
N. A. Brown
Death of Septimus Crowe Former British Consul to Norway
Septimus Crowe a well known Englishman and former consul general at Christiana Norway died in Mexico City on July 30. He was buried in the British cemetery there. He was brother to Arthur Crowe the British consul general at Havana and to Sir Joseph Crowe the commercial attaché at Berlin. He had lived in this country for twenty years and spent time at Lake Oh Crowe Waa on his way to England when he fell ill.
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Norway
Mexico
Mexico City
Septimus Crowe
Christiana
Havana
Arthur Crowe
Sir Joseph
Britwy
Berlin
Marijome
Lake Oh
Crowe Waa
Enga
Bank Smashed by Speculation Sealed in Doylestown
Washington July 30 Awide bank collapse hits Doylestown Pennsylvania as the Doylestown National Bank closed by the comptroller of the currency with J W Schofield named receiver. The failure blamed on officer speculation and mismanagement, stockholders face a 213000 deficit, depositors and investors reacting with shock.
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Washington
Doylestown National Bank
Doylestown
Hank Examiner
J W Schofield
Dawlestown National Bank
Henry Leer
Feputikkan
Cane Tetas
G Worthington
Customs revenue gains in the Philippines under American rule
A War Department report from the Bureau of Insular Affairs shows Philippine customs revenues for January–April 1903 at 293182, up from 241011 in 1902 and 1215657 in 1899. It compares Spanish-era ten-year totals to the period Aug 20, 1898, to Apr 30, 1903, noting a roughly fourfold rise in activity under American occupation.
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Washington
Bureau of Insular Affairs
War Department
Philippines
Czar Adores Holy Relics at Saroff Ceremonies
In St Petersburg on July 39 the monster at Saroff hosts ceremonies to venerates relics of St Seraphim. The relics lie in a silver casket beneath a baldachin, funded by the emperor. Pilgrims and officials attend as the holy synod calls the appearance of a new intercessor a heavenly blessing. Large-scale eastern church pomp and processions are planned for the event.
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St Petersburg
Saroff
Seraphim
Holy Synod
Heir to 350000 Found After Long Search
Walter W Condon of Coldwater Michigan, said to be heir to a 350000 estate, was located in Chicago on July 3. He was working as an elevator conductor in a downtown building when the discovery occurred. His parents and later his grandmother died, passing the wealth to the missing heir after a cousin, Charles Condon, helped locate him.
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Condon
Chicago
Walter W Condon
Coldwater
Mich
Charles Condon
Weekend Rates to Wrightsville Beach By Seaboard Air Line
Weekend rates to Wrightsville Beach via Seaboard Air Line are 7.80 round trip. Tickets go on sale each Saturday with return trips leaving Beach Tuesday night. The 12 noon Atlanta train connects with a Pullman at Hamlet, arriving Wrightsville Sunday morning at 7:20. A 6:16 PM Atlanta Saturday service links with the Cafe Parlor Car from Hamlet to Yyliminaton, arriving at Raach. Call at 5 mae gt. for further karen.
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Wrightsville Beach
Seaboard Air Line
Beach
Atlanta
Pullman
Hamlet
Wrightsville
Yyliminaton
Raach
North State railway valuation may rise to seven million dollars
Raleigh July 30 Special The state tax commission weighs increasing railway assessments including both tangible and intangible property to raise total valuation from 4.2 million to 7 million dollars. A prominent lawyer says grounds exist to Dellaf that the commission will boost valuations this year after a prior court ruling limited last year. The commission has heard railway officials regarding the assessment. End of Encampment Governor Aycock praises the Second regiment encampment noting good discipline and Major French’s high regard for the unit. The encampment length is debated with ten days favored and a potential future brigade encampment discussed. Loans for School Buildings State Superintendent J Y Joyner says forty counties have applied for state loans totaling about 100 thousand dollars for school houses.
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Raleigh
SNC
State Tax Commission
Dellaf
Commission
Aycock Gayat
French
Atlanta
Joyner
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Nitric acid leak blamed for Lowell explosion
Horror in South Lowell follows a magazine blast that injured many at United States Cartridge Company facilities. Charles Goodwin, years old, led responders but caused the leak by pouring nitric acid instead of water. Several workers including George Flynn Louis Richard and James Grady were missing. two later died. An unknown man may have perished in wreckage. Death toll expected not to exceed twenty five.
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Lowell Mass
Lowell
Charles Goodwin
United States Cartridge Companys
Goodwin
George Flynn
Louis —& Richard
James Grady
United States Cartridge Company
Expert Opticians At Hawkes Optical Establishment
Experts at Hawkes optical establishment attend daily to grind finest eyeglass lenses and guarantee scientific artistic and comfortable frame adjustment. Located at 14 Whitehall Street on the viaduct.
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Hawkes
Whitehall St
Week End Tickets to Ty via Central of Georgia
Tickets go on sale for Saturday morning and evening trains with limited return until the Tuesday after sale date. Ticket offices are at 16 Wall Street and Union Depot in Atlanta Georgia.
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Central of Georgia By
Wall Street and Union Depot
Atlanta Ga
Honor Shown to Memory of Late President Kimball
Roanoke Virginia observes a national tribute as every wheel on the Norfolk and Western railway system stops for ten minutes during the mineral hour in Philadelphia. The closure spans Roanoke city offices and most businesses from 10:30 to 11:00, honoring the late president of the railroad.
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Kimball
Roanoke
Norfolk and Western
Philadelphia
Fimball
Norfolk Afty Western
Virginia
Methodist Church Adapts for New Pipe Organ in Hawkinsville
Alterations underway at the Methodist church in Hawkinsville Georgia to install a handsome new pipe organ recently purchased by the denomination. The brief note also mentions Baptist people having a new pipe organ nearby.
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Hawkinsville
Methodist
Baptist
Wall Street Gains and Losses Push Stocks to Mixed Close
Market recap notes a tentative recovery fading into mixed sentiment as early gains in Atchison fade. Trading seen pressured by selling in rails and grains, with bonds steady and copper prices steady. New Orleans cotton futures show mixed activity amid late week receipts and rain concerns.
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Atlanta Brokerage Co
York
Oceans Bull
Ibe
New Orleans
New York
Exchange on London 25 francs 14 centimes for checks
Bank of France weekly statements show in circulation up 56.65 million francs, treasury accounts up 14.4 million, gold in hand up 2 million, silver in hand up 150 thousand, bills discounted down 12?25 francs. Berlin short bills for retirement 418 percent, three months 3 18 percent. Copper and tin markets rise in London and New York with various spot and futures moves. Live Stock and grain markets mixed across Chicago, Kansas City, and St Louis with cattle and hog receipts and price ranges noted.
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Foreen
London
Atchison
Timels Central
Louisville
Mashville
Rilver
Bank of England
Bank of
Bank of France
France
Treasury
Berlin
New York
Glasgow
Middlesboro
Northern
Southern
St. Louis
Turpentine and Rosin Market Update with Mixed Receipts
Savannah reports firm receipts of 1365 turpentine and 2620 rosin with varied exports and quoted prices for multiple grades including A B C D and window glass. Charleston notes nominal activity with price points for turpentine and rosin, Wilmington shows little movement, and another firm lists tar and crude turpentine receipts with modest figures.
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Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Boers Clash as Britain Defends South Africa Policy
London reports that in the House of Commons Colonial Secretary Chamberlain defended South Africa administration amid Liberal criticism. He argued Boers and Britons struggle to reconcile while noting Boer efforts to develop the country and form local agricultural groups. He warned that irreconcilables hinder pacification and that strong measures could be used. Also mentions a Peggy O’Neal sketch and a book by Alfred Henry Lewis sold at 99 Mallietta Street.
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Africa
Cemberlain
London
House of Commons
Colonial Office
Mitter
Lord Milner
Mr Chamberlain
Peggy O'Neal
Alfred Henry Lewis
John M Milier
Malletta Street
Woman Witness Escapes. Wives of Briber Kelley Sought
The wife of Daniel Kelley legislative agent of the baking powder trust is sought by the St Louis grand jury as a witness. A subpoena will be issued. Attempts to locate Mrs Blanche Kelley failed and she is believed to have fled to Buffalo to cross into Canada and rejoin her husband beyond jury reach.
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Kelley
St Louis
Blanche Kelley
Daniel Kelley
The
Baking Powder Trust
Grand Jury
Buffalo
Canada
Rand
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Itatte
Gorham
California
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Payagin
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Vale
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Dobbs and‘. Wey Co
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Railroad Commission
Transville
Terre Haute
Iife
Stock Exchange
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Brime Mercantile Paerling Exchana
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Memphis
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Inman Avenue
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Souly
Opera
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Lmilikn
Oobton
C M M Hooston
W J Hooston
W. M Arnold
Mattie Adams
C M Hooston
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Camp Walker
Steve W Postell
M. M. Mauck
Peachtree Street
the Weath
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Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
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Tampa
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the Tripod Paint CO
N. Pryor Street
Amu
Winda
the Sauti
H. M. Ashe
General Agen Ofetis
H. M. & A. Bia Asante
Ases
Cavalr
J R Quinn
Corps of United States Engineers
Quinn
Prate
Jackson
Miss
Levee Board
Eyvion
Jackson Miss
Board of Levee Commissioners
Yazoo-Mississippi Delta
Penitentiary Board of Control
Delta
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