Americans Caught in Path to Delight Foreign Fishermen in Cotton Trade
Richard H. Edmonds of The Manufacturer Record warns that foreign spinners are influencing cotton prices to keep American mills out of the market. He notes cotton could rise and advises American spinners to act. The piece discusses world demand, price signals, and a broader revival in the iron market as an indicator.
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Richard H. Edmonds
New Orleans
Richard F. Femonds
Record
South
Auckera
Spignera
Purplean
Birmingham
Suburb Allows Women to Vote in Richmond Park
In Ginter Park Richmond suburbs it declares a constitution granting voting rights to all white males and females over 21 who own property and live there. The Crtisans’ Association approved by laws making Ginter Park the first southern community to extend suffrage to women.
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Park
Richmond
Genter Park
Crtisans’ Association
Ginter Park
Mrs Barry Not Accused Of Abandoning Sick Child
Officials report Mrs Addie Barry did not desert her child with scarlet fever at 181 Hil Street on Tuesday afternoon. She left briefly after changing clothing and the house was left with a caretaker, a black man, while the child nearly recovered and called for his brother prompting neighbors to call police. The incident involved Mr Barry’s foreman at the Southern Railway Inman Park repair track.
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Board of Health
Addie Barry
Barry
Southern Railway
Inman Park
Mrs Hubbard Killed in Auto Accident
Mrs Hubbard, 84, mother of Mrs Alexander Graham Bell, died in Chevy Chase Maryland after being thrown from her car when struck by a street car. Widow of Gardner Green Hubbard who helped establish the Bell telephone venture, she was sister of the late Richard McCord, president of Mutual Life Insurance Company in New York.
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Washington
Mra Garaner Hubbard
Alexander Graham Bell
Chevy Chase
Mra Hubbard
Hubbard
Gardner Green Hubbard
Dr Bells Telephone
Richard McCords
Mutual Life Insurance Company
New York
Syrians Deprived of the Right to Vote
La Crosse Wisconsin October 20 under a ruling from R S Coleman chief examiner of the census bureau at Washington one hundred Syrian voters in La Crosse will lose their citizenship. Hundreds of others across the northwest are affected. The ruling holds that Byriana an Asiatic origin is not a white person within the meaning of the law.
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la Crosse
Wis
R_ S Coleman
Census Bureau
Washington
Northwest
Byriana
Postmaster Barnes Dies During Pinocchio Game
Wasigtan October 20 Postmaster Jacob Fred Benjamin Barnes who served as clerk under McKinley and later as assistant secretary to Roosevelt collapsed and died of heart failure while playing pinocchio with his son in law in Wasigtan. Barnes had practiced law before the DC Supreme Court and gained prominence after an 1909 incident involving Mrs. Minor Morris. Roosevelt stood by him and had appointed him postmaster about three and a half years earlier.
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Wasigtan
Jacob Fred Benjamin F Barnes
Clts
McKinley
Roosevelt
Fred
Raornes
Borns
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Arl
Barnes
Minor Morris
Representatve Hull
Iowa
White House
Bishop conducts son funeral at Union Depot in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati Ohio on Oct 20 Bishop John M Walden of the Methodist Episcopal Church conducted brief funeral services over the body of his son Professor Elisha Walden at the Central Union railroad station. Walden, professor of dance at the University of Chattanooga, died Tuesday after an operation for intestinal trouble. The cortege arrived from Chattanooga and the service preceded burial in Grove cemetery after the body was placed in a vault. One depot service was arranged due to meeting the train by sympathetic friends.
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Ohio
Freedmensb Ald Society
John M Wal Jen
Methodist Episcopal Church
Elisha Walden
Central Union Railroad
Chattanooga
Tenn
Kishona
Acance
University of Chattanooga
Freedmena Aid Society
Friends
Sear Grove
Rough Rider drill honors at Southern horse show draw crowds
Thousands filled the auditorium armory for the second night of the Southern horse show. Miss Charles Owens led a field of riders including Miss Mary Algood Jones and Miss Frances Connally in the Rough Rider drill, with a $300 diamond brooch at stake for the best rider. The event showcased multiple classes with the G Vanderbilt and Oakland Farms entries noted among top finishers as spectators cheered the nail biting finale.
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Charles Owens
Mary Algood Jones
Frances Connally
May Atkinson
Hinbons
Southern
Atlanta
T J Turner
Gas
Atlanta Gas Light Company
Lady Bradbury
Turner
J W Patterson
Heavy Harnesa Patra
Madge
Duke Alfrey
Vanderbilts
Oakland Farms
Kathryn
Columbia
Black Boy
Glenmark
Kit Morkan
Jones & Oglesby
Gallatin
Tenn
Olive Wilson
Copper King
D N McCullough
Helen McCullough
Silver King
Eugene R. Black
Paira
Harnesa
Noraes
Sonia
Richard Tasker Lowndes
Danville
McAttara
John K. Ottley
John Randolph
Scott Hudson
J Morrow
Irvine Harness Horses
Patricia D N McCullough
Kit Morgan
Sealskin
J W Martin
W Wy
Burgiss
Greenville
Bon McCullough
Mian Charles Owens
Gallant
PS Arkwright
A JS Ryan
Sean Brummel
RC Congdon
W Burgiss
Rough Rider
Drill
Close of Young Ladies
Behaut & May
Bilranore Raoul
Fleanore Raoul
G W Raoul
Lord Kew
Bethaul & May
Auditorium Armory
Emil Laurson
Mille
Rex
Santiago
John Hill
Dag
Miss Raoul
Miss Owens
WN McCullough
A J Ryan
P S. Arkwright
Vanderbilt to Exhibit Four-in-Hand at Atlanta Horse Show
Alfred G Vanderbilt arrives in Atlanta to drive his famed four-in-hand team at the Horse Show, sharing top billing with the state cavalry tournament. The night features tilting contests among five troops, with teams from the Governor's Horse Guard and Liberty Independents, plus additional open classes and cups offering substantial prizes. Contestants include Bay area and Savannah riders with cups from Merchants, Piedmont Driving Club, and Retail Druggists associations.
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Alfred G Vanderbilt
Atlanta
Seaboard Air Line
Vanderbilts
State Cavalry
Governors Horce Guard
J . Seaman
Liberty Independents
Ludewick
T. P. Gordon
Governor's Horce Guard
J O Seamon
O L Rudiseil
O F Fells
W M. Graham J. Cc Candler
M M Nixon
Liberty Independent
H C Norman
T P Gordon
P F Martin
R M Davie
T Y Dass
N F Martin
Georgia Hussars
Savannah
Frank P. McIntyre
Effingham Hussaia
Springfield
J M McArthur
Candler Horse Guards
Gainesville
W C Thomas
Auditorium
Atlanta Retail Druggista Association
Austell Thornton
Lady Pierce
Thornton Gentry
Wirton
Thorntong
Jones & Oglesby
Glenmark
John K Ottleya
Mary Ellen
Ottley
Southern
Patricia D N McCullough
Beau Brummel
Jon Morrow
Lady Kathryn
Alfrea G Vanderbilts
Oakland Farm
Sensation
George BR Brown
Keely Company
Chamberlin- Jonnaon-DuBose Company
Davison- Paxon-Stokes Company
Guyton Boy
Abe Abraham
Macon
Greyhound
James F Lynch
Emma McGeorge
Drummonds
Gienmark
Jones & Oglesey
Wilton Austell
Thornton McNaught
Inca
Floyd
Great Elk Farm
McAltara
John K Ottley Thod
Don Ray
John Randolph
Mrs. Scote
Hadeon
Great Elk
Horce
Laurel Farm
Black Boy
Kit Morgan
Don
J Wilson
Jones & Ogtesby
JW Morrow
Jr Sir James
Madge
Columbia Oakland Farms
Grandma Locke
Lady Pill
Laurel Farms
Count
Andrew Calhoun
Scott Hudson
White Sox
D. B. Carson Quean
Queen's Maid
Hamlet
Hertes
Oakland Farms
J. Hall Miler
Bribery Scandal Exposes Weighers Cheating U S Government
New York report details George Birge confessing over eight years of underweighing imported goods for the Musicas and other firms. He describes a system involving customs staff, sharing profits from cheese and sugar shipments, and testifies against Antonio and Philip Musica in a government suit.
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New York
United States
George E. Hirge
Antonio and
Philip Musica
Birge Ix
End ‘Es
American Sugar Refining Company
Birgan
Musicas
Doctor Carlisle Still Unconscious in Columbia
Dr James H Carlisle former president emeritus of Wofford College remained unconscious with physicians saying no hope of recovery. He delivered a former college address to students before lapsing into coma, with signs of returning consciousness but no improvement.
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Columbia
James H Carlisle
Wofford College
Carlisle
English suffragist Emmeline Pankhurst arrives in America
New York hosts Emmeline Gould Pankhurst leader of British militant suffragettes. She comes to study US equal rights and push for a ballot for women while applauded by supporters on the White Star Line pier. She cites two prison terms and pledges from MPs to vote for a bill.
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New York
White Star Iie
America
Emmeline Gould Pankhurst
Manchester
England
Great Britain
Mra. Pankhurst
Suffragettes
Fifth Avenue
Mra
Pankhurst
Pankhburet
Newark
Mra Pankhurat
House of Commons
Weather Prophecy Forecast For Georgia Rains With Warm Fifth
Georgia faces rain on Thursday with warmer conditions in the northern areas and a partly cloudy Friday. Moderate east winds, lower and higher temperatures noted, plus rainfall and month-to-date deficiency data summarized in local data.
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Georgia
Em Gas
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