Forecast of the Week in Washington and National Notes
Congress opens final session next week with caucuses and committee meetings. Democrats pick Champ Clark as minority leader. Governors and officials meet with the National Conservation Commission. Antitrust cases move toward the Supreme Court and hearings in New York and Wilmington. Major religious and industry gatherings set in Philadelphia and Cincinnati. Inland waterway plans and a contested Atlanta mayoral race headline. International Live Stock Show opens in Chicago with prominent exhibitors and a student judging contest.
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Champ Clark
Missouri
John Sharp Williams
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National Conservation of Resources Commission
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Landis
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Del
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Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Philadelphia
Gar. Hoch
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Ansel
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American Mining Congress
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United States Senate
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United States
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Texas
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Rio Grande River
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Atlanta
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Woodward
Robert F. Maddox
Manila
Suez Canal
Magdelena Bay
Panama
Singer machine advertised by local salesman
Many a woman has worn out ordinary machines. buy a Singer for quality. T. A. Satterwhite, Salesman, phone 105 promotes a national company with a presence in every town and city. tt
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United States
T. A. Satterwhite
Grand Theatre Announces December Plays At The Eagle
Corsets Manager Mike lists dates for The Eagle season at the Grand. Dec 1 Miss Hursey from Jersey. Dec 7 The Savage King. Dec 9 The Sweetest Girl in Dixie. Dec 11 Chas. B. Hanford. Dec 15 Human Hearts. Dec 17 Henry W. Savage's Devil. Dec 18 Episcopal Guild. Dec 19 On the Bridge at Midnight. Dec 21 Thorn and Orange Bros. Dec 26 Richard J. James Co. The Devil by the Savage company draws high advance prices and good press. the piece is hard to classify but expected to be a crowd puller.
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Sweetest Girl
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Human Hearts
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Devil
Episcopal Guild
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Richard J. James Co
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Weather Forecast and Notes for Texas and Nearby Areas
The day brings fair, warmer weather in the north with light to fresh east winds. High pressure covers the central states up to the Atlantic coast while a southwest disturbance brings rain to northern, central, and southwestern Texas with fresh northeast to east winds. Brownsville reports 1.54 inches of rain. temps range 38 to 72 degrees. River levels expected to hold with no major changes.
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Galveston
Atlantic
Texas
Brownsville
Earl Grey Birthday Messages Reach Ottawa
Congratulatory notes mark Earl Grey born November 28 1851 son of General Grey longtime private secretary to the Prince Consort and Queen Victoria. A garbled ad offers $75 monthly for four orders daily with supplies furnished and requests writing to Manager P Q Box 1150 New York City.
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Ottawa
Earl Grey
General Grey
Prince Consort
Queen Victoria
P. Q
New York City
Week of Prayer in All Lands Observed
New York reports a week of prayer beginning tomorrow organized by the Episcopal Brotherhood of St. Andrew and joined by the Presbyterism, Congregational, Baptist, Methodist and United Presbyterian Brotherhoods. European groups also join, marking a rare interdenominational effort initiated by the Episcopal church.
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New York
Episcopal Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Presbyterism Brotherhood
The
Congregational
Baptist
Methodist
United Presbyterian Brotherhoods
Europe
Episcopal Church
Buying Mules by the Pound in Denton Trade
A mule buyer at Giantsville learned mule value by the pound and accepted a seller offer after dispute. The mules weighed enough to total 278 dollars in value, plus a further 123 dollars paid by the buyer for experience. Denton Record and Chronicle.
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Gaintsville
Denton Record and Chronicle
Cotton Statement for Week Ending November 27 1908
For the market week ending Friday November 27 1908 wagon receipts of square bales were 580 versus 640 the prior week. Season receipts totaled 16 419 versus 9 993 last year. Round bales pressed to date 1 808 compared with 1 000 last year. With round bales counted as half bales receipts total 17 827 versus 10 493. Warehouse tallies list Lawrence 9 041 Brick 4 011 Union 3 867 for 1908 and 5 868 4 125 4 125 for 1907.
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Lawrence
Union
Cotton Market Pace Sharp in Liverpool Saturday
Liverpool Saturday saw exceptionally good spot business with 12 000 sales despite a half holiday. The Liverpool futures opened one point down and closed lower, while American markets opened near unchanged and ended flat. Interior demand remains strong for spot cotton with ports showing little demand. low grade cotton commands relatively higher prices amid liberal local buying and 200 bales sold locally. Liverpool due about unchanged Monday.
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Liverpool
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