American cotton makers eye China market via samples
Major John M Carson of the Bureau of Manufacturers plans to distribute samples of foreign made cotton goods to Chinese markets. The goal is to inform American manufacturers about China and the Orient preferences in color pattern texture and packing. Samples will be sent to chambers of commerce textile schools and convention hosts to boost American exports.
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Jon. Ohl
Sshington
John M.” Carson
Bureau of Manufacturers
Department of Commerce
Soantry
China
Orient
England
Germany
France
India
Manufactors
America
Major Carson
Chambers of Commerce
Carson
New England
Textile Workers
Asheville
New
Millan China
Bureau of Manufacturs
Sapan
Kryptok Invisible Bifocal Ad Promotes Seamless Vision
An advertisement touts the Kryptok Invisible Bifocal offering both distant and near vision without a seam. It asserts resembled imitations show seams that collect dirt and annoy wearers. Jno. Moore & Sons, sole Georgian manufacturers, 42 N Broad St Prudential Building.
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Jno
Moore & Sons
Georgia
N. Broad Street
Prudential
Tillman Laughs at Critics Over Rate Measure
South Carolina Senator Tillman defends his stance on the rate bill, arguing critics underestimate its impact. The statement underscores the measure's perceived effectiveness and political resilience amid opposition.
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Tillman
Hepburn Bill Debate Splits Senate Over Rate Orders
Senator Bailey and allies clash with Republicans over the Hepburn railroad rate bill. Clapps admission and fears of circuit court interference loom large as Democrats push for immediate, continuous effect of rate orders and roundly challenge Republican moves. The clash highlights partisan fault lines and concerns about court powers in rate regulation.
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Josnl
Washington
Benjamin Ryan Tallen
Clapp
Minesota
Hepburn
Ecommerce Commission
Bailey
Congress
Iine
United States
Tillman
House
Friends of Rate
Senate
White House
Dultiver
Colonel Hepburn
Senate Republicans
Halley
Supreme Court
Senator Bailey Promotes Open Access to Courts for All Interests
The Texas senator asserts that no Democrat will support excluding any interest from court protection. He argues courts must remain open to railroads shippers communities and others to test rates and protect property rights, warning against discriminatory directives from the commerce commission.
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Texas
Bailey
Congress
Timerstate Commerce
Prouty
Boston
New England
Commission
Chicago
Board of
Chamber of Commerce Or & Merchants’ Association
Supreme Court
Democrats
Senate
Briley
Moody
Lam
Kentucky House Passes Pooling Plan for Tobacco Crops
Kentucky lawmakers approve a bill to let farmers pool crops and hold them for better prices. The measure aims to help tobacco growers join to counter the so called tobacco trust and seek satisfactory leaf prices. No opposition was recorded, and supporters expect Governor Heckham to sign.
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Kentucky
Frankfort
House
Senate
Convict Mutineers Sentenced in Missouri Court
Jefferson City March 10. Convicts Harry Vaughan George Ryan and Ed Raymond were found guilty of murdering prison guard Joan Clas in the November 24 incident. They were sentenced by Judge Martin to be hanged on April 20 after the motion for a new trial was overruled. An arrest was granted to the supreme court.
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Jefferson City
Condemnea
Harry Vaughan
George Ryan
Ed Raymond
Joan Clas
Snutiny
Elient
Martin
Ar Arpest
Supreme Court
Concert in Aid of Boys' Club in Atlanta
A Tuesday night concert at Marist College hall is staged to raise funds for the Atlanta Boys' Club. An advisory board includes Governor Joseph M. Terrell and many leading local figures. The program features violin solos, vocal numbers, and a Piedmont male quartet performance lineup.
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Marist College
Boys’ Club
Atlanta
Eit
Joseph M. Terrell
James R. Gray
James L. Marson
Ha’ Well
Andy P. Stewart
Z. L. Seely
Benjamin M. Blackburn
Evelyn
A. Evans
PB. Thomas
W. Jopner
Thomas GW. Goodwin
Thomas A. Evans
R. B. Sams
James ¥. Key
Frank L. Pleming
Press Studdieston
Charles J. Bayne
Don Marquis
Lawton Riley
Marist Hall
Valse Inprimpta' Roff
Taale May Davenport
Jim
J. A. Parks
Lowe
Piedmont
Dave Silverman
Verdi
Beach
Gaynes
Mamle Wynne
Frublingsrauschen
Xiamie Wynne
A May di
Kentucky board of control appointed by governor
In Frankfort on March 10 Governor Beckham named members to the newly created Kentucky board of control. Percy Raley named as assistant general for four years joins Judge Milton Board of Hopkinsville for one year and Judge D B Bedwine of Jackkop for two years to oversee all charitable asylums in the state.
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Asylum Board of Control
Frankfort
Beckham
Kentucky Board of Control
Percy Raley
Milton Board
Hopkinsville
D. B. Bedwine
Jackkop
Dyspepsia Tablets Promoted as Consumption Preventive
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the best preventive measure against consumption, claiming they do not cure consumption but stop indigestion and chronic coughs. It markets the remedy as thoroughly researched, modern, and used by leading physicians, urging readers to begin use immediately.
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Stuart
America
Marshall
Nen
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Hart Schaffner
Mars
South Carolina
Bowden Lithia
Bowden Lithia Springs Water Co
Peachtree Street
Atlanta, TA
Drake
Fickinger
Denison
Tex
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San Francisco
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TM. Fickinger
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St. Louis
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