Failure of Copper Corner Triggers Market Turmoil
New York stock chaos followed the collapse of United Copper corner plans and a major brokerage suspension. Otto Heinze & Co faced exchange action after a dispute over 8200 shares. Herman Helman resigned as president of a New York bank amid mounting worries. The Hamburg bankers and Montana banks also felt the tremors as investors reacted to the chaotic day.
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New York
United Copper
Otto, Heing & Compa
Stock Exchange
F. Augustus Helmae
Butte Copper
Merenatite Nubosal Bank
Amshigamatea Copper Company
Haller, Loehle & Company
Hamburg Germany
MabUtign
Max Reach
State Savings Bank
Butte
Montana
Holuzes
Otto Heinze | Co
Max M. Schulte
Inrthatige Exchange
Gross & Kleeberg
Otto Heinze & Company
Heine
Grom & Kleeberg
Helux
Expert Called to the North in Phosphate Trade Case
Frank G Baiich, linked with major phosphate and fertiliser firms, was summoned to testify in a New York Supreme Court case. The chemist’s testimony supported a decision aligning with his expert analysis, reflecting the ongoing trade and legal actions in the phosphate exporting sector.
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Frank G. Baiich
Chicago
Buffalo
New York
Benteen
Armours
Simith
Panrmnasseaes
Supreme Court
Saddle sixty five years old connected to Mt. Pies ant history
R F Alexander of Mt. Pies ant neighborhood visited the city with a saddle carrying a long history. The artifact shows early saddle making skills from two thirds of a century ago. Alexander’s grandfather J M Alexander rode it from Texas to Columbia sixty five years past, with Tom Jones then owner of the Gray place, before railroads linked the regions.
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R F. Alexander
Mt. Piesant
Alexander
J. M. Alexander
Texas
Columbia
Tom Jones
Gray Place
Mrs sere ye ida Cotter onbork ind wis
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a person named Cotter and locations Indiana and Wisconsin with unclear context. The readable bits imply a personal reference or notice without a clear event or date. Further details are unreadable.
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Mrs. Sere
Ye Ida. Cotter
Oa Bork
Ind
Wis
Tennessee Baptists Meet in Knoxville Elect A A Boone President
The Tennessee Baptist convention opened in Knoxville with about 600 delegates. Rev A A Boone of Memphis was elected president for the fifth time, with Rev G W Perryman and C H Byrd as vice presidents, Rev W J Stewart as secretary, Fleetwood Ball as statistical secretary, and W W Woodcock as treasurer. Sessions spanned morning, afternoon and night.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee Baptist Convention
First Baptist
A. A. Boone
Memphis
G. W. Perryman
C.H. Byrd
Murfreesboro
W. J. Stewart
Nashville
Fleetwood Ball
Lexington
W. W. Woodcock
Boone
Perryman
J. C. Brownlow
Folk
Neshville
W. ©. Pierce
Liquor Men Barred From Lodges in Kentucky Masons Vote
In Louisville on October 18 the Grand Lodge of Kentucky Masons voted 420 to 72 to amend the constitution. The measure, proposed by James E. Wilhelm of Paducah, bans any person engaged in the liquor business from entering the lodge. The debate before the vote was reported as spirited and protracted.
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Louisville
Grand Lodge
Kentuck Masoce
Masonic
James EB. Wilhelm
Paduewh
Republicans Meet Dec 6 for National Convention Site
Washington dispatch says the Republican National Committee will meet in this city December 6 and 7 to decide the location and timing for the next Republican National Convention. The formal announcement outlines the two day session to determine the venue.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Iste Yethary SR
Anga Oana
Europeans Declare Hague Conference Was a Failure
London Oct 20 European reaction to the Hague peace conference is uniformly harsh. German publicists mock optimism and U S explanations as American insincerity. Critics lament vague Russian proposals and a jumble of half formed schemes. Observers call it an international debating society lacking rules, powers, or成果.
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London
Europe
Atlantic
Mr. Choate
Porter
Baron Mareshell von Bieberstein
Anxiots
Snys
Erwin Returns From Atlanta Horse Show
W P Erwin came back from Atlanta where he led the colonial ride at the Georgia show. The event was a pronounced success and his work satisfied. A difficulty arose as some ladies preferred men saddles while others insisted on aide saddles, forcing a compromise. Overall the show was good, though Atlanta did not match the Columbia event.
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W. P. Erwin
Atlanta
Georgia City
Erwin
Pardons Granted in Tennessee Case and Property Charge
Governor Patterson granted a pardon to Poley Carden who was sentenced for murder in 1898 in Bradley County. Judge and jury members cited doubt about guilt and youth, with officials recommending clemency. Jim Pete Trte of Otshsan County also relieved of a $50 fine for carrying a plow upon strong recommendation.
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Nashville
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Suis Piice
Kentucky
Congress
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Frank G. Smith
A. A. Boone Ie
D. G. Gregory
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I G. Gregory
Hens Creek
Mr. Gregory
Granks
Patterson
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