Buffalo Birth in Breck Enride Park Sparks Local Cheer
A San Antonio special reports the birth of a baby buffalo in Breck Enride Park and hopes the creature will grow to sturdy manhood. The piece notes snow barrels in Denver’s convention hall for possible snowball scraps and mentions Alpine’s silence amid a local racket. It also calls on farmers to grow cow peas and other legumes to seize floating wealth, and advises planting peas now.
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Breckenride Park
Denver
Proposals and Parables From Lincoln to Morgan in The Gilded Age
The piece muses on LL D. honors and wary satire about figures like Grant and Morgan. It notes Roosevelt’s potential pay for hunting stories and compares aging social reforms to cotton's shifting value from seed to fiber to potential paper use. It ends with speculation cotton stalks may become valuable for paper.
Vast $195 Million Push Opens Prosperity Drive
Chicago reports a nationwide dispersal of $195,000,000 in semi annual payments by railroads banks and big industries. The money aims to spur a broad business revival with easier financing for rail improvements and work for thousands of idle workers. Excess reserves in major cities reach historic highs as money remains plentiful and rates stay low for solid ventures.
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Chicago
United States
Contractors Who Supply the Army Limit Bids in Texas
San Antonio July 4 a horse famine spreads through Texas and the Southwest. Army horse contractors report scarce stock and rising prices as breeding fails to rebound after Boer and Spanish wars, with many bidders withdrawing or imposing restrictions.
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Texas
Southwest
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Children With Grandmother in Paris Dispute
The Echo de Paris reports a meeting at the Hotel Des Reservoirs Versailles between Count Boni de Castellane and Mme Gould's counsel over the custody of the children. The discussion lasted long and ended with Boni saying the talks could resume later as the children were placed in a waiting car. The boys are now with Boni's mother the Marquis de Castellane.
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Revolution in Paraguay sparks deadly street fighting
Buenos Ayres July 4 report from Formosa says fierce street battles shook Asuncion the capital of Paraguay as a revolution reportedly broke out. Hundreds are said killed or wounded. Edward C. O'Brien the U S minister to Paraguay and Uruguay and Harry B. Owsley Jr secretary of the legation are in Asuncion.
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Formosa
Argentina
Asuncion
Paraguay
Edward C. O’brien
United States
Uruguay
Harry B. Owsley, Jr
Bradstreet Bank Clearings Report Week Ending July 2
Bradstreet's bank clearing report shows a total of 2,485,774,000 for the week ending July 2, compared with 2,063,442,000 the prior week and 2,781,188,000 in the same week last year.
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Bank Clearings
New York
Property Listings Two Homes With Terms From Batts
One and a half lots with a six room brick house two blocks from Main Street corner lot with cistern and stable priced at 1050. A quarter block with a new five room house in a good neighborhood on the east side is offered at 1000 with terms one fourth cash and balance in one two and three years at 8 percent. J. W. Batts.
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