Atlanta Progress: Lights, Conventions, and Real Estate Plans
Street lighting extension on Mitchell and Pryor streets will illuminate central avenues by Shriners arrival. Herris G. White names two committees to organize Atlanta’s 1916 National Association of Real Estate Exchanges convention efforts in Pittsburgh, with plans to assemble souvenirs and a strong Atlanta delegation. Real estate activity shows two or three sizable sales and several property exchanges in the contract stage as opera week ends.
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Mitchell and
Pryor Streets
Pasaenger
Turner
Shriners
Herris G. White
Atlanta Real Estate Board
National Association of
Atlanta
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Albert S. Adams
Pittsburg
Washington Ordered to Dominican Coast Amid Cuban Crisis
May 4 The armored cruiser Washington bound for Vera Cruz was intercepted at Key West and ordered to the northern coast of the Dominican Republic near Puerto Plata where foreign residents fear the fighting in the insurgent city following President Bordas bombardment. Commander Graham of the sunboat Petrel seeks a neutral zone as the clash continues for over a week.
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Washington
Vera Cruz
Key West
Dominican Republic
Borda
Fuerte Plata
Graham
Petrel
Puert- Plata
Rates Based On Value Declared Valid in Mule Case
Washington May 4 the supreme court declared rates based on value valid in a case involving a mule dying in transit from East St Louis to Raleigh. The court held the Seaboard Air Line liable for the full value of the dead mule, fixed at 800, reversing a state court.
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Washington
Pasag
East St. Louis
Raleigh
N.C
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Naren Gare
Seaboard Air Line
J. M Pace Mule Company
Mahoney for Matteawan and cotton markets mixed in Atlanta
Mahoney, who shot Mayor Mitchell and wounded Frank L. Polk, was sentenced to Matteawan asylum for the interior movement criminal insane after a commission found him insane at the time of the offense. Cotton markets across ports show steady middling prices with receipts and stock totals listed for New Orleans, Galveston, Mobile, Savannah, Wilmington, Norfolk, Baltimore, Boston, Philadelphia, New York, and other hubs.
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Atlanta
Athens
Macon
New Orleans
Galveston
Mobile
Savannah
Aulos
Nencke
Harisnton
Wilmington
Texea City
Norfolk
Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Wdiner
Fxnorta
Michaa
Mahoney
Mitchell
Frank L. Polk
Matteawan Asylum
Interior Movement
Commission Investi- Houston
Siovis
Mulqueen
Lamphis
Rocelpta
Salea
Augusta
St. Louis
Cota
Mowe
Pat Tee
Farious
Royston
Aurustt
Memphis
Louis Ber
Cincinnati
Little Huck
Mner
Hubbard Bros. & Co
Cotton Advances on Rain Reports May Trim Replanting
New York May 4 The cotton market rose on reports of renewed heavy rain in the southwest delaying replanting and starting new crop. Opened steady with futures firmer for May and late afternoon ses sion showed slight gains before closing near best. Spot offerings were quiet with middling upland at 12.00 and Gulf 13.25 with no sales.
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New York
Liverpool
Gulf
Uend
London
Daly
Ikon Dulet
Northern
Oo Lake
Southern
Tron
Cleveland
Canon Spragg Dead at Old Point Newport News Va
Canon Spragg a Coburg cathedral canon died in his Sherwood Inn room at Old Point from heart disease. He was 72 years old, served Coburg cathedral for 25 years, visited Old Point recently to rest. body to be sent to Toronto for burial tomorrow. Plus a political campaign blurb urging votes for tax collector candidates and criticizing county officials and reformers.
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Newport News
Albert Warburton’ Sprisx
Coburg
Canada
Sherwood Inn
Old Point
Spragg
Coburg Cathedral
Hia Health
Toronto
New Orleans Cotton Market Sees Small Gains Amid Weather News
Trading in New Orleans today showed an advance of 5 to 8 points on August and new crop months, with 2 to points on May, June and July. Weather remained the leading influence as central belt conditions appeared favorable while Texas, Arkansas and Oklahoma reported heavy rain and crop damage. Spot cotton held steady with modest sales and varied staple grades quoted. receipts totaled 4,261 and stocks stood at 144,463.
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New Orleans
Texas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Steleton
New York
Aouthe West
Liverpool Cotton Prices Edge Up on Rain Delays
Reports of heavy weekend rain dampen Western belt crop progress and delays in maturity. Prices rise modestly amid selling pressure and weak demand as traders await clearer conditions and a government report. Cotton futures close with May and July up four points while spot demand remains slow.
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New York
Georgia
Alabama
Liverpool
Cotton seed oil market mixed as May buying supports prices
In New York on May 4 cotton seed oil rose on refiners May buys and late position purchases by house firms, with only 4700 barrels traded due to weak outside demand. October futures slipped one point while other months posted small gains. market closed steady with oil around 7.29 to 7.45 per barrel and total volume 4700. Memphis reports show prime oil at 6.40 with byproducts meats around 27 to 28 dollars.
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York
AnGras
Eas
Kingee
Memphis
Tenn
Bebah
Car
Faraia
Atchison Fl
Atlantic Cosat
Canadian Pacific Luna
Erie
Kan
Lehigh Valley
Lang N
Liggett and Meyers al
Lorillard Co
Tex
Pacific
Bax
Central ‘H
Northern
Paciile
Pennsylvania
Republic “Iron
Anal ‘Steel
Abu
Mock Tuland Co
Aia Au
Pia
Seaboard Air’ Line
Yron
Southern Pacinic
Ark Southern Railway
Tenusanee Coppers
Texas Co
Texas and Pacific
Ike
Union Pacific Pf
W. S. Duncan & Co
Wiewery Cour
Gloria
Mixus
Patay Nash
Victory
Snekey
Arch Ford
Geurela
Atlanta
Markets Mixed as Weather Fates Drive Prices and Bonds
Weather prospects loom over commodity markets from the southwest to the coast as traders weigh potential May rains and the impact on crops. Bonds and currencies show limited movement while metals and sugar hold steady with minor fluctuations amid ongoing global demand shifts.
Wheat Influenced by Buying Abroad Amid Market Shift
Foreign buying gave wheat a bullish tone in Chicago trade on May 4, with May delivery tightening and large purchases in September. World supply tight, Argentina rain delays, Hungary and France crop damage cited, while domestic stocks shrink. Corn rose modestly, oats fell on crop outlook, and hogs and cattle eased later amid mixed cash demand.
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Chicago
Hungary
France
Atlanta Quotation Live Stock Market Report
Live stock and farm commodity prices from Atlanta show cattle, hogs, and dairy goods, with quotes for various weights and grades. Flour, grain, feed, vegetables, and provisions prices are listed, corrected by local merchants, reflecting market conditions and regional supply.
How Long to Make a Captain Sheriff
A riddle notes it takes seventeen years to promote a policeman to Captain, then asks how long to reach Captain for a sheriff. The question plays on titles and career progression without defining standard ranks across agencies. It remains a wordplay inquiry rather than a factual case.
Stocks Continue Upward Movement
New York May 4 The stock market extended the advance seen last week with a calm upturn and steady gains of one to two points in leading issues. Railroad shares led the day aided by crop reports and westbound business, while money rates eased and bond activity was irregular aside from Rock Island collaterals.
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New York
Waisoh
Federal Reserve Board
Burane
Rock Island
United States
Naval Stores Business Report From Savannah May Data
Savannah naval stores reports show firm activity with 42 percent turnover, 724 receipts and 550 shipments, rosin sales near 11,616 with 1,522 receipts and shipments, 125 stocks and 96,980 in figures. Quats B and BD values listed at 3.433.50 and 4.0 175, other items include glass and water stock at 5.73.
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Savannah
May
Reform or Thumb Screw Methods in Interrogation History
Questioning and interrogation terms like reform and thumb screw appear in historical texts. The phrase explores meanings and the evolution of harsh third degree methods, contrasting reformist trends with punitive practices. It examines how language reflects attitudes toward coercive techniques.
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Wheeler Mangum
Mills Opposes Waters-Anderson-Donaldson Clique
The Waters-Anderson-Donalson clique has held power for two decades. A vote for Oscar Mills is pitched as breaking this alliance and delivering change for the public.
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Oscar Mills
Rockefeller Money Covered With Blood Debate In Senate
A senate fight over using Rockefeller money for farm demonstration and boll weevil work drew strong charges that John D. Rockefeller’s funds were “covered with the blood and tears of women and children” harmed in the Colorado strike. Senators debated raising appropriations and allowing corporate contributions, with references to Waters-Pierce and Standard Oil and calls to limits on Rockefeller influence.
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Washington
Senate
Tedar
Rockefeller
Lane
John B. Rockefeller
Colorado
Aenais
Agricultural Committee
Bouse
JAC Prostar
General Educational Board
Georgia
Guels
Vardamnan
Missesippy
John Charp Williams
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Texas
Stindard Oil
Kenyon
Department of Agriculture
Supreme Court
Sepacer Martin
Virginia
Vardaman
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Lpowid Daze
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Naval Stores
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John F. Black & Co. Cotton Exchange
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Chicago Board of Trade
Atlanta Audit Co
Marion R. Miles
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Atlanta National Bank