Americans in Battle With Mexican Patrol
San Diego May 19. The American fishing launch New Ancono arrived with bullet holes in her hull after an attack by the Mexican patrol launch Ensenada. Captain Esqulamus said the attack occurred yesterday eight miles offshore between Ensenada and San Diego while flying the American flag. His crew of three hid behind nets and fired eighteen shots as the Ensenada withdrew. Ensenada authorities and American owned island boats have been at odds for some time. Reports from Ensenada say a Mexican cantema officer aboard the patrol boat was shot five times by American fishermen and died shortly after the patrol boat reached the Mexican port.
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ATLANTA FLOUR AND FEED QUOTATIONS WITH STOCK NOTES
Corrected by Duncan Company. Lists prices for flour, meal, and mixed feeds with many brand names and sack weights. Includes Atlantic stock market observations and Atlanta live stock market report with cattle and hog prices, plus miscellaneous groceries and grains. Market activity noted as light with varied quotations.
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WH Waite, Jr
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Deep Waterway bill advances through Illinois legislature
Governor Dunny's 5 million deep waterway proposal to link the Chicago drainage canal with the Illinois River passes with amendments rejected. Sen. J Hamilton Lewis argues the route would safeguard a potential inland capital and serve wartime transport, joined by Sen. L Sherman in supporting the measure.
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Ils
Dunny
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Chicago Drainage Canal
United States
J. Hamilton ‘Lewis
Washington
Chicago
L. ¥. Sherman
President Wilson Returns to Washington Aboard Mayflower
The Mayflower yacht carrying President Wilson and his party anchored in the Potomac tonight below Washington after a run from New York. The ship will dock at the navy yard tomorrow as the president resumes duties, preferring another night on the water.
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Washington
New York
Wilson
Potomac River
Navy Yard
American settler grows cotton in Mirrool New South Wales
Washington reports an experimental five acre cotton crop planted by an American settler at Mirrool New South Wales has done well. Frewort B V Richardson notes the crop’s success could lead to broader planting and potential ginning machinery if profits hold.
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Washington
Mirrool
New South Wales
B. V. Richardson
Sydney
Commission of Agriculture of the Calony
Manning Orders Constables to Enforce Charleston Whisky Laws
Columbia May 19 Governor Manning announced that state constables were ordered to Charleston to enforce laws regulating liquor gates. The action follows Charleston Mayor Grace failing to comply with executive instructions, with correspondence already exchanged between officials.
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Columbia
D. C
Charleston
Manning
Grace
First Proxy Marriage In Paris Reported In Latin Quarter
In Paris on May 18 the city witnessed its first proxy marriage. Alfred Lorin, a Paris attorney serving at the front, was represented by friend Firmin Sonq. The bride was Mile Marie Martigny. The ceremony occurred in strict privacy.
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Paris
Alfred Lorin
Firmin Sonq
Mile
Marie Martigny
U S Steamer Lines for South America
Washington May 15 Lines of steamer ships under the Stars and Stripes sailing regularly between the United States and South and Central America are suggested as a benefit of the Pan American Financial conference next week. A treasury department statement notes that France Germany England and Italy have long fostered subsidized steamship lines and banking in the region while the United States has held back. It says U S trade with South and Central America has grown but lacked regular American steamship service.
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Ateur
Stars and Stripes
United States
South
Central America
Pan-American Financial Conference
Treasury Department
France
Germany
England
Italy
Alster
Federal Reserve Sysem
Amercan
South America
Venezuela
Colombia
Brazil
Chile
Argentina
Peru
Ecuador
Gen T H Hubbard Dies A Prominent New York Figure
General Thomas J Hubbard a civil war veteran and influential attorney died in New York at age seventy seven after a two week illness. He led railroad and finance circles, serving as president of the International Banking Corporation and director of the National Bank of Commerce Western Union Telegraph and other institutions.
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New York
Thomas J. Hubbard
Hubbard
Malné
International Banking Corporation
National Bank of Commerce
Western Union Telegraph Company
Condition of Great King Suffering From Pleurisy
Athens reports May 19 that King Constantine continues to recover from pleurisy with a troublesome cough. His condition is described as favorable overall, though a fever of 301 is noted parenthetically from London via the London dispatch.
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Athens
London
Constantne
Cotton market steadies after covering rally in New York
New York May 19 The cotton market closed steady after a modest advance from covering by sellers and demand from centers. A favorable crop weather report failed to spark selling, while nerves over periodic conditions kept buyers cautious. Exports at New York listed 16 062 bales and United States port stocks at 1 212 61, with spot middling uplands about 9 40.
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Abel
Ilb
Rota
Caglea
Liverpool
India
Manchester
Aouthern
United States
New Orleans
Yesteday
Bears
Oine
Professional views on cotton market in New York and Liverpool
In New York on May 19 special notes compare the cotton market with Liverpool where English merchants hedge against US buying. Despite bearish weather prospects, US demand remains steady, aided by buyers absorbing offerings and lifting prices slowly. The overall mood reflects uncertainty over war news and German replies to the American note, with merchants awaiting political settlement before committing.
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Seland Cutton
England
Liverpool
Wellers
Hubbard Bross& CO
Weil
Germany
Encrely Incking
JAY, Bord & CO
Weather drives cotton belt week to favorable growth
Washington May 19 The past week was the most favorable of the season for the cotton belt. Eastern districts saw good germination aided by adequate rain while western areas faced delays from wet weather. Overall, satisfactory growth reported in the southern east of the Mississippi with timely rains aiding emerging crops.
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Cotton Belt
Washington, D. C
Cotton
Texas
Oklahoma
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C. F. von Herrmann
Bretiga
Washington
Wietr
Cotton Movement and Market Notes
Cotton movement shows varied prices across ports with New Orleans and New York figures listed. Recordings include Middling values, receipts, exports, and stock levels across Houston, Memphis, Augusta, and Dakota markets. Metals and commodities such as tin and copper are noted as trading conditions show mixed stability.
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