Cotton growers urged to cut acreage to prop up prices
K S Peters president of the Texas Cotton Growers Protective Association calls farmers across the state to county meetings on the first Saturday in April 1901. He warns that increasing cotton acreage will force prices below six cents next fall and seeks action to reduce production and protect proceeds from market manipulation.
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Dent
Southern Cotton Growers’ Protective Association
K.S. Peters
Texas Cotton Growers’ Protective Association
Calvert
Does It Pay To Buy Cheap Cough Syrup
An advertisement touts Hoschee's German Syrup as a remedy for coughs and lung troubles. It claims the product heals tissues, eases inflammation, aids expectoration, and ensures restful sleep. Sold by Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co. Get Green's Prize Almanac.
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Hoschee
Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co
Cuban Constitutional Committee Deadlocks Over Platt Amendments
Havana March 29 The Cuban constitutional relations committee split among five members on the Platt amendment. Gomes rejected most provisions while De Quesada backed it with limits on U S interference and safeguards. Tamayos favored a U S base in exchange for guaranteed Cuban independence. The panel计划 to report Monday.
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Senor
Juan Gualberto Gomes
Senor Silvola
Senor Gomes
Senor Villaendas
Senor de Quesada
Cuba
United States
Senor Tamayos
Patrick's Hearing in Rice Death Case Discussed in New York
New York March 29 hearing before a committee in the Albert T. Patrick case focused on Rice as Patrick’s sole client in 1900 and Patrick’s role for both sides in a contested action. Notary Morris Meser testified he drew Rice's will for Patrick's benefit. John R. Potts said Patrick claimed Rice named him residuary legatee and showed the will. Potts described a telegram and a check transaction related to the estate, as the hearing continued before Judge Jerome with magistrate rejoined.
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New York
Albert T. Patrick
William M. Rice
Rice
Patrick
Morris Meser
Pat-rick
John R. Potts
Fotts
Potts
Fifth Avenue Trust Company
Broadway
Jerome
Kaiser Speech Sparks Liberal Critique Amid Berlin Discontent
A European briefing notes liberal papers panning the Kaiser speech to the Alexander regiment at its new barracks. Critics say he is misinformed about the 1848 Berlin revolution, while some papers question the need for a bodyguard and doubt the speech's relevance to current events.
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Alexander Erenadier Regiment
Muajesby
Berlin
Duke of Manchester Appears in Bankruptcy Court
In London the duke of Manchester faced public examination in bankruptcy court with an adjournment to May 10 after his father in law Mr Zimmerman arrived to study the debtor’s affairs. Miss Portia Knight seeks heavy damages in a breach of promise suit, and the duke has appeared to defend.
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London
Duke of Manchester
Zimmerman
England
Portia Knight
Americans Pursue Holden Estate In England Claim
Walter N. Johnson of Brooklyn sails for England to represent a dozen American heirs in the 3 000 009 Holden estate case. The discovery of Thomas Holden's will, lost for years, enables the heirs to establish their rights. Holden died in 1809 with no children, triggering a bitter dispute among relatives. The will was found among the possessions of a deceased American heir. Johnson will carry power of attorney and the old will.
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New York
Walter N. Johnson
Brooklyn
England
Thomas Holden
Holden
Johnson
Senate bill taxes bachelors for marriage licenses
Springfield reports a senate bill to tax men over 40 who apply for marriage licenses. A $100 fee would fund a spinsters' home. Lincoln notes Dietrich's election shifts Lt. Gov. Savage to governor on Dietrich's qualification. York sails from Tangier to Manila via Algiers and Washington.
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Ill
Senate
Lincoln
Dietrich
Savage
United States
Beasley Charged After Killing in Tiptonville Drug Store
In Union City Tennessee police report Dick Darnell died after Beasley shot him five times in a drug store altercation that stemmed from a months old feud. Beasley was arrested following the shooting. Also Washington dispatch notes Naval Constructor Hobson will be recalled to Washington for special duty with the bureau of construction and repair after a period of sick leave.
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Tenn
Tiptonville
Dick Darnell
Beasely
J. W. Walker
Beasley
Darnell
Hobson
Washington
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Navy Department
Dallas Vivid Rainfall Delivers Heavy Downpour
A heavy rainfall hit Dallas this afternoon breaking a months-long dry spell. Brief hail fell but caused no damage, and no injuries were reported.
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Dallas
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