Wall Street Eyes Rock Island Crisis and Exiles
New York March 28 Special The Rock Island turmoil unfolds as Reid Hine and Moore depart secretly for Europe signaling potential receivership after 1902 readjustment. Wall Street weighs reorganization plans while London brokers take a respite from speculation as dividend cuts loom amid flood damage and rate concerns.
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Thor
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Heid
Henry Phipps
United States Steel Corporation
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Atlanta Quotation On Vegetables From Fidelity Produce Co
A fidelity Fruit and Produce Company listing at 7 South Broad Street shows wholesale prices on a wide range of vegetables and staples. Included are barrel apples Fancy Baldwins, green beans, celery, potatoes, lemons, cucumbers, lettuce, squash, peppers, and peppers, along with a long line of flour, meal, livestock feed, and grocery items with per sack or per hundred weights, reflecting Atlanta market rates.
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Fidelity Fruit and Producer Company
South Broad Street
Fancy Baldwins
Florida
Bane Wee
Youthern Star
Sun Rise
King Corton
Atlanta Live Stock Market Price Report
Market quotes from the White Provision Co. show steers selling from 4.50 to 6.50 per cwt with high grades around 6.50. Cows, bulls, and heifers bring 4.50 to 5.50 while hogs range from 3.00 to 3.50 for common and up to 7.00 for top fat hogs. demand noted as active with mixed lots and rising parities. Medium cattle scarce, with record prices cited on select sales and general market strength observed.
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Atlanta
H. White, Jr
White Provision Company
Sis Cove
Death notices from Brunswick and Atlanta area obituaries
A column of obituaries and funeral notices from Brunswick and Atlanta area, detailing deaths of Mrs. G. W. Pierce Captain Tobias Newman and others. Surviving relatives listed include Garner, Turner, Will and Charlie Garner, Avery and Alton Pierce, and May Almeto Sarah Christine Pierce. Other obituaries include Jars Duen A. Culiman, Mrs. Yankey, Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Hissamee, Mrs. Sarah McFadden, Alonzo C. Johnson, Miss Cora Thompson, with service times and burial at West View and Gainesville cemeteries.
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Barclay & Brandon
S. "J. Garner
BE EL “Turner
Jonesboro
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Atlanta
Mises May
Almeto
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Christine Pierce
Avery
Alton Pierce
Ofpman
Greenberg & Bond Company
Charles Grist
R. Moore
John Prebble
RW. Johnson
Candler Butler
E. C Wiggins
West View Cemetery
Terminal Station
Chapel of
UW. M. Patterson & Sox
T. Lo Stokes
QO. Prichar
Fred Stewart
W. P. Kurrer
Q. Bell
W. A. Foster
Finland's two women MPs draw global interest
Finland has two women members of Parliament Miss Tekla Hultin and Miss Annie Furujelm. Helen Grey will lecture on women’s role in government at the Ansley Hotel tomorrow night and on April 2. Grey notes both MPs are active in all state affairs, including university language policy and financial debates.
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Tekla Hultin
Helsingiers Kronbergsgaten
Annie Furujelm
Helen Grey
Ansley Hotel
Miss Grey
Grey
Hultin
University of Finland
Furgujelm
Sweden
Obituary notices from Summerville and nearby Georgia
Multiple brief death notices and funeral announcements from Summerville and nearby Georgia towns. Individuals named include J P Hood and family, Gordon Sparks, Marian Smith, Ethie Tralinger, Mrs Martha Holt, with funerals or interments planned at local churches and cemeteries.
Willard Urges Higher Freight Rates At Pittsburg Dinner
Daniel Willard president of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and Pan American official John Barrett urged higher freight rates at a Pittsburg traffic club dinner. Willard warned current rates fail to yield enough revenue for expanding facilities while Barrett urged readiness for canal tolls to boost US trade. Police fired on protesters in Alameda after a disturbance left several arrested.
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Baltimore and Ohly Railroad
Residents’ Committee
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John Barrett
Pan-American Union
Panama Canal
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Chicago
Willard
Interstate Commerce Commission
Barcett
Washington
United States
Europe
Japan
Australia
South America
New Orleans
San Francisco
Carrie
Notable Valdosta Citizen Richard R Black Dies at 63
Richard R Black a well known and popular Valdosta county resident died yesterday at his home in Stephenton south of Valdosta He was 63 and survived by a wife seven children Funeral and interment were at Mt Pleasant church Also Harrison Finleyson of Quitman dies at noon aged 10 from tuberculosis He is survived by two sisters Mrs Peters of Miami and Mrs Dowling of Tav eoak and two brothers Hines and John
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E. c. Davis
Atlanta
Albany
William L. Davis
Louis Yankey
Savannah
Worth Yankey
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Sarah Mcfadden
RB. McFadden
Amelia Wise
HP. Patek
M. J. Flint
Associate Reform Church
West View Cemetery
J. P. Hood
Bellwood Avenue
J. 0
J. B. Hood
J .D. Smith
3. A. Leister
Wt. M. Jones
Marietta
Gordon Sparks
Summerville
Sparks
Pleasant Green
Marian Smith
Marietta Street
Uley Church
Anna Smith
Arother
Julius Smith
R. Black
Valdosta
Richard R
Stephenton
Stobert, Black
Mt. Pleasant Church
Harrison Finleyson
Quitman
G. A. Peters
Miami
James Dowling
Taveoak
Flaland
Hines
John
Fidelity Fruit and Produce Co Letter on Market Outlook
Receipts and prices for fruits and vegetables update market amid freeze effects. Beans, peas, and cabbage plentiful arms, while strawberries light with price support. Oranges scarce, grapefruits steady, apples high. upcoming month likely tighter vegetables overall.
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California
Mberal
Torreon Battle News Goes Missing in Washington Reports
No word reached Washington on the Torreon clash as officials noted the battle likely ongoing with no decisive results. Across Mexico, constitutionalist activity appeared to rise while Tampico reported skirmishes north of Dona Geelia and tensions grew as Mazatlan faced a rebel governor seizure of funds and a steamer. An American, Charles D. Elder, was reported killed near Ayala ranch and Busy border movements continued.
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Howard
Mazatlan
Lower California
la Paz
Gonsat Letcher
Chihuahua
State’ Department
Charles D. Elder
Ayala Ranch
Durango
Chhuahua
Death for Huerta cried in Mexico City
In Mexico City on March 28 small demonstrations against President Huerta occurred in the streets. Police fired on a crowd of students marching and shouting Mueras for Huerta. The protest grew as support for the rebels at Torreon fed popular belief the government was failing to hold them. A later squall dispersed the gathering before more than fifty had joined.
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Huerta
Mueras
Torreon
Brandeis Warns Free Rail Services Drain Revenues
Louis D Brandeis counsel for the Interstate Commerce Commission urges against a 5 percent rail freight rate increase. He cites extensive free services to shippers in classification territory including storage warehousing loading unloading and other terminal services. He argues these free services absorb 25 to 90 percent of freight receipts in places like Philadelphia and Ivorydale Ohio to Buffalo, risking cash losses and calls for ending or charging for such services to boost railroad revenues.
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Louis D. Brandeig
Interstate Commerce Commission
Brandeis
Phildelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Mr. Brandeis
Consignee
Buffalo
Three Men Die in Arkansas Feud Killing
In Nog o Arkansas a feud ends in three men dead and a woman wounded near Russellville. Victims named Francis McCain GW Stact and John Church. Mrs Church gravely hurt. Fights over government land fueled violence. pursuit of Wart ends with his death. Authorities rush troops to prevent further bloodshed.
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Ark
Nogo
Russellville
Francis McCain
GW. Stact
John Church
Francis McCunn
Church
Wart
Mc- Cun
Hisi
Steamer Carmen Sunk by Mexican Rebels Off Yavaros Bay
Reports from Sonora March 28 state the Carmen of La Navira Del Pacifica was captured and sunk by constitutionalist forces on the west coast. The vessel was scuttled in Yavaros bay with all crew taken prisoner as General Obregon ordered the company’s ships seized for aiding Huerta.
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Sonora
Mexico
Carmen
la Compania Navira del Pacifica
Corezon
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Huerta
Keating Mary Ida Died in Philadelphia Funeral Tuesday
Mrs. Mary Ida Keating died Friday at 9 30 at 5472 Baltimore avenue Philadelphia. Survived by husband and daughter Miss Helen Keating. Funeral to be held at the above address Tuesday.
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Patterson's Chapel
Columbus, G
Bayonets and sabers not used at Ojinaga
A report to the War Department by Captain Louis C. Duncan US Army Medical Corps states bayonets and sabers saw no combat value at Ojinaga. He observed only firearms wounds, notes many Mexican soldiers had not washed for months, and condemns Mexican federal medical officers for refusing aid to federal wounded.
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Amazon
Quinaga
Mexico
War Department
Louie C. Duncan
Army Medical Corps
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Presidio
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