Thaw Prices Falter in Export Trade and Industry
January reports from Bradstreet note a mixed thaw in prices with declines in pork, dairy, coffee, copper and general trade. Cotton and woollen sectors show activity, with improved spring business and satisfactory collections, while steel and clothing remain constrained amid transport bottlenecks and weaker export demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradatreot
Beot and
Shoe Industry
Lncks
New York
Manafacfor
Bret Pee
Conon
Pittsburg
Notiwear
Jas
Mae
Jelena
Coffee Exchange
Brazil
Sean
Canada
New Orleans Cotton Movement Tightens Into Sight
Secretary Hester's weekly cotton statement from New Orleans as of January 17 shows increased movement into sight compared with the previous seven days, indicating a firmer market tone. The report, issued before the close of business, notes stronger demand and stock adjustments in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Hester
Fire damages several businesses in Wiramaon's distruction
A fire at Wiramaon destroyed six buildings including Langdon & Cox's grocery barber shop Cartels restaurant Wilkinson's restaurant and Painter's livery stable. The loss is estimated around twenty dollars with the amount of insurance not learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morkel
Texas
Sweet- Witter
Wiramaon
Ne — Langdon & Cox
Ores
Cartels
Wilkinson's
Painter's
Fire damages Pickett hotel in Floreaville Texas
About 8 o clock this morning a fire broke out in a room of the Pickett hotel in Floreaville Texas. It was quickly brought under control but caused extensive interior damage and forced removal of all cars to prevent spread. Loss is well insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floreaville
Texas
Jannery
Cout
Pickett Hotel
Botton
Fire destroys residence of James Mr Means in Palestine
Last night at 9 o'clock the residence of James Mr Means on Lacy street, Palestine, burned nearly to the ground. Firemen saved adjoining property though the house and contents were badly damaged. Insurance coverage is unclear from the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Texan
James Mr Means
Lacy Street
Bane
Iosurwhee
Fire destroys residence在 Winona Texas
A morning blaze in Winona Texas consumed the residence of Mr. G W Kay. The house was destroyed but no other structures were endangered. Insurance coverage is reported at about 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Texas
G. W. Kay
Texas Briefs Roundup of Local News Items
Short notices from WORTHAS MARSHALL SAN ANGELO RANGER NEW HOSTON FORT WORTH HOLLAND BRYAN HEMPSTEAD describe weather plow outlook village repairs suicides cotton mill updates mail service railroad work and telephone line construction with dates and figures for February and ongoing projects across Texas towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Worthas
Marshall
San Angelo
Ranger
Clint Flaneney
Causa
New
Hoston
Bowie County Cotton CW Company
Fort Worth
International and Great Northern Railroad
Hempstead
Rice Kitchen Plans Discussed At New Orleans Carnival
The Rice Association of America executive committee met with Miron Abbott of Crowley and H. Co. Drew of Lake Charles. Members discussed appointing a committee to decide on the project in New Orleans during Carnival and future arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Crowley
Rice Aseociation of America
Miron Abbott
H. Co. Drew
Lake Charles
H. Guerdan
Jeydan Farmer
New Iberia
F. S. Grey
Houston
A. Penllison
Cerretary
John Green
A. Eer
J. B. Foley
Les E. W. Gould
Mine Witterbury
Anffaio Ree
Marte
Ant Aralley
Amelie
Rue Rireaux
Henry Kahn
Violence erupts over card game in Madil incident
A quarrel over a card game at Madil last night led to Elmer Jones and Frank Bonnell exchanging blows. Jones received a bullet wound to the arm and minor injuries to the mouth and shoulder while another man, Kenpell, was hit in the head and Lee was reported injured as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aydmore
J.T
Madil
Elmer Jones
Frank Bonnell
Joes
Wee
Lee
Referee Stops Fight as Crowd Rejects Bout
In Philadelphia on January 1, Sharkey and Maher fought to a third round stoppage by Referee Rocap amid a riotous crowd. After two and a half rounds of rough exchanges and constant catcalls, the referee declared no contest as boos and threats from spectators filled the arena.
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Philadelphia
Tot Sharkey
Peter Maher
Indawivial Ath- Terle Club
Hampiopship
Trelanit
Tonlent
Rocap
Ovar
Wiesen
Wil Eyld
Sharkey
Wren
Tom Sharkey
McFarland
Tiiititvial Arhlerie Club
Baruite
Poplin Wiiters
Verneticpapere
Thorink
Owas Jist
Kid Pilegerald
Coloved
Baltimore
Mat
Rosenud
Jack Hinggerty
Trenton
Kid Flutian
Trooklin
Lew Tegall
Young’ Welly
City
Maier
James J Jeffyleh
Hopert Piesonetis
Starkey
Dave Sullivan
Jim Buckles
Alt Kin
Tim Calighan
Peter Lowry
Mike Campbell
Maker
Bet
Mater
Maahor
Mahor
Peter
Roynil
Peter sAphid
Maher
Aukel
Sharker
Kalemas and Sir Florian Win Narrow New Orleans Favorites
In New Orleans racing on January 17 Kalemas and Sir Florian were the only winning favorites. Several selling races list horses such as John G. Ward Ante Up Sad Bam and The Way Miszito Leevja with various times noted. multiple entries include Florian ey Ghor Rad ford and others in mile and six furlong events along with a long list of participants and odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalerma
Sir Florian
New Orleans
New Orleana
Javuarr
Kalemas
John G. Ward
Sad Bam
Mijo
Miszito
Leevja
Empun
Futurity Race Report From San Francisco Meeting
Fragmentary notes from a San Francisco event mention Allen Woolhurst Osmond Rollirk Tisens Diomed and Shellmoup with times and official details. The garbled text references a futurity course and a constable, indicating a race or sale related activity in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Danoury
Tity Verda
Allen
Woolhurst
Osmond
Time
Mije
Rollirk
Tisens
Diomed
Time 1
Futurity Couree
Shellmoup Doc
Constable
Time Lai
Oakland Entries And Stakes In Seven Furlongs Race
Reading of the Oakland racing entries shows multiple seven furlong and mile events with names such as Lavator Picador Duke of Yarn II Tineto and Soul of Nereus among others. Notable horses listed include Bandor 172 Art gilda 102 Kiltion 1h Maloaplace and Discovery with varied handicaps and purses noted.
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Milassie
Leanic
Mehonk
Frank Bell
Lavator
Picador
Tineto
Oakland
Wive
Celling
Bandora
Artgilda
Kiltion
Maloaplace
Sandelic
Discovery
Palmetto
Boy
Haterwell
Ingo
King Herald
Luca
Ural
Remorn
Baroland
AtEnne
Sweet Caporal
Banileap
Howestoud
Lepidus
Palde
Bordare
Sly
Kiley Belly
Mile
Parse
Fitz Ready to Fight Jeffries for Big Stakes
New York January 15 Robert Fitzsimmons has come out of retirement and says he will fight James Jeffries under certain conditions. He will accept a $20 000 backing to stage a winner take all bout, depending on whether finance and consent can be arranged. The public expects a signing once terms and articles are agreed.
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New York
Robert Fitzgimmons
Jeffries
Fitz
Tien
Fiteanioongle
Shell
Bad Tip Mixups Stir Confusion In San Francisco Race
A wrong pony name and a misreported sprinter swung bets in a San Francisco final race. Aloha was mistakenly backed as Alloa after a relay error. bettors lost as the actual entrant won. In Savannah a boxing match ended in a draw after a disputed decision.
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San Francisco
Addres
Alloa
Aloha
Texis Pool Rooms
Mir Mingivings
Allea
Orders Expand Texas Volunteer Units and Staff Assignments
In Austin Texas January 6 the adjutant general issued General Orders No 7 chartering and assigning volunteer guard companies to regiments across the Second Third Fourth Infantry. It lists Bartlett Light Guard Bartlett Buckit Guards Crawford Rifles and Burkitt Guards with captains and promotions including staff appointments for the commander in chief and brigade adjutants with multiple officer changes and resignations.
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Austin
Texas
San Antonio
Secu
Murrell
Buck Cer
Aselotin
Genin
Dallas
Elee
Quear
Luskrexigood
First Infantry
A. Baushell
Hourston
A. Univin Hutchevon
Honaton
Taylor, Vicw
C. B. Mende
B.C. McCarty
Taylor Riffes
H. Petkington
Cansell
E. Kappy
Crawford Rites
Crawford
W. C. Hartin
Crawford Rifles
Bacon
Sega Oe
Darby and Ragland Promote Texas College Catalogue
The text promotes Metropolitan shorthand and telegraphic college in Texas run by W. W. Darby and A. Ragland Dallas Texas. It claims to be the best equipped largest and most progressive with hundreds of students and positions under reasonable conditions and railroad fare paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Darby
A. Ragland
Phoprietons
Dallas
Texas
Military resignations and disciplinary actions listed
The document records multiple resignations including Captain J E Howles and Captain James W W Taylor with officers Jobo A Hinmontt and German fatson among those named. It also lists officers and Privates from Third Infantry and company detachments facing disobedience, desertion, nonattendance, or nonpayment of dues, with dates around 1901 and commands by Thos Scurry Adjutant General.
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GO. Bille
Jobo A. Hinmontt
Ae Nabe
Mixcelsior Gyart
Bat Antonio
William Warren
Romot
German Fatson
Macelsior Guards
W. Flile
J 0. Howles
Cooke Rifles
Houudtan
James WW Taylor
Hogh St. Hant
Boe Oo
Dames Mh. Witty
Second Infantry
Camp Many Jule
Privaton Julian Carter
Earnest Carroll
George Holland
Tom. Pinkton
T. A. Terres
Smith
John Upe Ywour
Fraok Vanghan
Harry Redgery
Third Infantey
L. L. Davis
Third Infantry
H. J. Chapman
Merbert Gibson
Harry Roberts
Company 1
Wile
Frivaten
Scott Applewiite
Will Applewhite
George Wogler
Fivet Infanter
Ati Ae JonHn
Thos. Scurry
Partnership Dissolved and Firm Reorganized in Texas Notices
January notices report the dissolution of a grocery partnership between W. C. Grobe and J. F. Ripper with Ripper retiring and Grobe continuing the business in La Porte Texas. Also announced is the purchase of C P Gainn & Co lumber firm by T Morris and C J Higginbotham forming a new company in Lynchburg. Proceedings in bankruptcy list Hagerlund Bros Sonora as the debtor with San Antonio sheriff appointing a receiver under a $20 000 bond.
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Yoakum, Terar
W. C. Grobe
J. F. Ripper
Ripper
Mr. Grobe
la Porte
Texas
T. Ft. Morris
C. J. Higginbotham
C. P. Gainn
San Anecle
Hagerlund Bros
Sonora
Sherif
Briant
Sutton County
Mesare Ff Oceans Moure
Mo. Leartte Appetniem
Santa Fe Bridge at Koppert Texas Opens Soon
Brief canal of construction notes a new Santa Fe bridge across the Brazea river at Koppert, Texas, with January dates and incomplete wording indicating the structure nearing completion. Local reports show land work in place and final touches pending.
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Santa Fe
Koppert
Texas
Ite
Brazea River
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Patonwe
Mille An Canain
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Sluht Thestre
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Wenson
Dr. Harter
Wild Cherry Bitters
Dr. Harter Medicine Co
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Ohio
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Orleans
Little Jack Horner
Guesroy
Low
Bertha Nell
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B. G. Fox
WW. J. Baker
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Orla
Jorge Breadman
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Zulma
Finssi
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Hen Choi
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Lite Wikin
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Alfonen
Carter Ban Wi Jinele Jaeton
Parear
Oha
Rtony
Florham
Orden
Mil Logan
Digby Boil
Kiam’s
Mammoth Clothing Store
Jaeger
Manhattan
Ats
Mackint
Mackintosh
Kiam
Mammoth Clothier
Beas
Zeigler
Savannah, Ga
Owen Zeleier
Bitty Leach
Chicago
Savannah Athletic Club
Leseh
George Dizon
Joe Tapman
Eureka Athletic Club
James Bate
Samuel Morris
New Boston
P. B. Works
W. M. Townsend
Bue
J. J. Aldridge
Ennis
Miss Nesly Hawking
Oresnettiay
Minn Skeaule Bailly
Alvarado
Josephine Luken Acton
Luke Stolcombe
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