Politics Dominate Influence in Stock Transactions Today
New York April 7 Political conditions at home and abroad shaped stock trading as tariff talk spurred liquidation and a cautious mood. Sugar rose on doubts about a sugar duty while major issues fell, with Rumely hitting a new low and Chesapeake & Ohio slipping to 66 as the market closed weak amid Congress assembling and tariff bill news.
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New York
Canadian Pacific
Can
Unionacific
Great Northern
Anaconda
Chesapeake & Ohio
Congress
Southern Pacific
Howl
Specson
Washington
Supreme Court
Minnesota
New York Closing Markets Mixed as Sterling Steady
New York April 7 closing shows prime mercantile paper at 5.5 percent with sterling steady after a decline. Bankers bill actual business at 4.83 30 for 60 day bills and 4.87 10 for demand. Commercial bills quoted 4.83 percent. Bar silver 59. Mexican dollars 47 3/4. Government bonds steady. railroad bonds heavy.
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New York
Money on Call Rates and Short-Term Loans Steady
New York reports money on call at 3 percent to 4 percent with bidding at 3% and offerings at 4 percent. Time loans hold steady with 60 days 4 percent, 90 days and six months at 4 percent.
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New York
Commodity price report from New York metals market
Copper and tin prices show modest firming with April and June contracts listed. Lead holds at $4.30 bid while spelter remains easy around 65 to 95 cents. Iron bids steady with No. 1 northern at about 17.75 to 17.25. No. 2 northern near 17.35 to 17.75.
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New York
Electytic
Lake
Cookson's
Northern
Marine Intelligence Arrivals and Departures Aboard Steamers
IGALVESTON Tex April 7 Arrived yterday Steamers Jean Baltimore Vi g Cienfuegos schooner Mary F ett Norfolk schooner Ada F Brown timore. fled Steamers Iowa Bremen Luisiana Tampico Alster Jemen Nordsjemen Cuban ports in Kingston UTHAMPTON April 7 Arrived News New York.
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Tex
Yterday
Jean
Baltimore
Vig
Cienfuegos
Mary Fett
Norfolk
Ada F. Brown
Timore
Iowa
Bremen
Luisiana
Tank
Tampico
Alster
Ger
Jemen
Nordsjemen
Kingston
Raw sugar and refined petroleum prices report
New York prices for raw sugar Muscovado 2.95, centrifugal 3.45, molasses sugar 2.75. Refined quiet Crushed 5.05, powdered petroleum 4.80 New York, barrels 8.50, cases 10.80. Molasses steady New Orleans open ket 86 55c. Hides quiet Bogota 28 29c Cen America 28c weather firm. Hemlock firsts 28-29c conds 27-28c.
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New York
New Orleans
Bogota
America
Hemlock
New Crop Cotton Market Watch Spreads Bets on Weather
New Orleans April 7 Demand centers on the new crop as planting nears across the cotton belt. Weather prospects, river conditions, and flood risks loom large for bulls and bears, with May positioning and July option rumors shaping near term price moves.
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Cotton World
New Orleans
Shorts
Spring Mohair Moving into Kerrville Clip Surges
In Kerrville Texas on April 7 the spring mohair clip quickly moves forward as 450000 pounds have been handled by Charities Schreiner Co. about 300000 pounds sold at favorable prices leaving 150000 to 200000 pounds in storage. Wool shipments will arrive this week and market outlook remains uncertain due to tariff unsettlements and possible price declines.
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Kerrville
Tex
Charities Schreiner Co
Schreiner
Obituary for Barney Cunningham watchman in San Antonio
Barney Cunningham fifty nine? wait obituary says 66 years old died yesterday afternoon at his home 107 Devilbiss street. Longtime watchman in Southern Pacific yards in San Antonio member of Sam Houston Camp Woodmen of the World Ancient Order of Hibernians. Survived by widow two daughters Mrs C M Mock and Mrs W J Attell a son TI F Cunningham and three sisters. Funeral 4:30 pm from home with services at St Patrick's Church at 5 and burial in St Mary's Cemetery.
Weimers Gustavy Weimers Dies at 41 in San Antonio Home
Gustavy Weimers 41 died yesterday at his residence on West Houston Street. A Texas native, he lived in San Antonio 23 years. Survived by widow four daughters one son his mother and four sisters. Funeral at 3 pm tomorrow from home. Burial at Mission Burial Park.
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Gustavy Weimers
West
Houston Street
Texas
San Antonio
Mission Burial Park
Horton Dies After Short Illness In San Antonio
Horton a 50 year old cook died yesterday at a local hospital after a brief illness. He arrived in San Antonio from Houston a week ago. The body is held by Riebe Undertaking Company awaiting directions from relatives.
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Horton
Eqd
San Antonio
Houston
Riebe Undertaking Company
Mary O'Dell Dies at 24 in Texas Burial Planned
Mrs Mary O'Dell age 24 died at 2 am at her home 210 Winton street. Survived by husband and one child. Body prepared for interment and to be sent to Tottsboro Texas tomorrow night for burial by the San Antonio Undertaking Company.
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O'Dell
Mary O'Dell
Winton Street
Tottsboro
Tex
San Antonio Undertaking Company
William Henderson Carpenter Dies at 68 at Home
William Henry Henderson 68 a San Antonio carpenter died this morning at his home 211 Belmont street. Born in Tennessee he lived in San Antonio 41 years. Survived by three sons G A Henderson W E Henderson H R Henderson of Dallas. daughter Mrs J A Grieves Houston. sister Miss F Henderson San Antonio. two grandchildren. Funeral at 4 p m tomorrow from residence. Burial City Cemetery No 3.
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Henderson
William Henry Henderson
Belmont Street
Tennessee
San Antonio
G. A
W. E. Henderson
H. R. Henderson
Dallas
J. A. Grieves
Houston
F. Henderson
Real Estate Transfers Reported From Local Firms
Southwestern Land Corporation transfers property to Mrs Fannie Siler covering multiple lots and blocks for 1000 dollars. Lakeview Townsite Company sells to Eugene Slubenrauch lot 13 block 9 new city block 3608 for 490 dollars. Mary Hahn sells to Los Angeles Improvement Company several lots in blocks 111 and 134 for 1100 dollars. Ed Dreiss sells to G E and Pauline Echterhoff two lots in Dreiss subdivision for 650 dollars. J B Callaghan and H G De Jagers sell to Gustav Echterhoff lot 6 new city block 1682 for 1100 dollars. Harlandale Realty Company sells to Dan Breen and Emil Frank three lots in block 238 for 850 dollars.
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Southwestern Land Corporation
Fannie Siler
Lakeview Townsite Company
Eugene Slubenrauch
New City
Mary Hahn
Los Angeles Improvement Company
Ed Dreiss
G. E
Pauline Echterhoff
Dreiss
Burial Permits Listing Local Deaths and Addresses
Burial permits issued for several residents with ages and death dates. W Hughes Oliver 35 died April 5 at 315 Brackenridge Ave. Antonio Urbina 4 died April 5 at 214 South Laredo St. Almeree Kelley 5 months died April 5 at 406 Halsted Ave. James Ely McIntosh 2 died April 5 at 122 Sherman St. William T Edge 68 died April 6 at 209 Ogden St. Mrs R M Darris 36 died April 2 at city hospital. Maria Rodriguez 18 died April 5 at Smith and El Paso St. Also political note urging vote for Dr Emma Miller for school board.
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W. Hughes Oliver
Brackenridge Avenue
Antonio Urbina
South Laredo Street
Almeree Kelley
Halsted Avenue
James Ely McIntosh
Sherman Street
William T. Edge
Ogden Street
R. M. Darris
City Hospital
Maria Rodriguez
Smith and
el Paso
Higher priced hogs push meat list higher
Packers marked up the rest of the bacon meats by 25 points today as hog prices rise at market centers and meat stocks stay light in packing house coolers. Demand exceeds production and the Texas cattle belt tightens, prompting a push for free meat and cattle legislation going to Congress.
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Texas
Congress
Rehdbers
New Texas
Rice crop contract gives leverage to Louisiana firm
Rumor in the commercial district says a Louisiana firm has contracted for 85 percent of Texas rice and can set its own prices. Rice, once the cheapest food, has risen in price as demand grows after the Rice Growers Association launched a large advertising campaign last year.
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Louisiana
Rice Growers’ Association
Market Report Shows Steady Sugar and Coffee Prices
The sugar and coffee markets stay steady with no near term shift expected. Teas firm as summer approaches, signaling slight upward pressure on tea prices.
Demand for strawberries in commission markets grows
Strawberries are in strong demand in the commission markets with few berries available. Growers are offered up to $4 per crate on the farms by shippers, while the market pays $3 per box for commissions. The local crop looks large this year due to March rains and good keeping quality, allowing shipment as far as New York.
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New York
Markets Report of Fresh Eggs and Farm Produce
Market prices for eggs poultry butter cheese and vegetables are listed with varied regional quotes. Items include fresh eggs large hens fryers and turkeys. butter creamery and country. onions cabbage lettuce celery cucumbers and cranberries. plus fruits nuts and canned goods with multitude of prices and pack sizes.
Food Prices From The Market Ledger Listed By Item
A listing of grocery prices including fruits vegetables grains and meats with figures per unit or weight such as corn 75c a bushel and bacon bellies 14 to 16 pounds at 16c. Also entries for raisins flour dried fruits and lard showing varied prices by grade weight and origin. California beans and rice items are included with per hundredweight or per barrel pricing.
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Maine
California
London
Pioneer
Liberty Bell
Price F. O. B
San Antonio
Chicago market report shows firmer eggs and strong poultry
Butter steady as prices ranged 27 to 34 cents. Eggs firmer with receipts of 21 369 cases at marked. ordinary firsts 16 1 2 to 17 1 2 cents. Potatoes lower with 112 car receipts. poultry strong with dressed turkeys 18 cents and live poultry at 12 to 13 cents.
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Chicago
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Live Springs
Prices for dairy eggs and poultry in Kansas Cityic
Butter Creamery four cents firsts two and a half cents for seconds wir packing stock to 231c Eggs Firsts lic seconds one cent Poultry Hens lic roosters ten cents ducks local inches
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Kansas City
Eggs Firm in New York Market As Fresh Gathered Extras Rose
New York April 7 eggs show firm trading with receipts totaling 10 565 cases. Fresh gathered extras rose to 20 percent aiding price stability in the market and signaling stronger demand for quality eggs.
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New York
Market Quotations From St Louis Poultry and Butter Prices
In St Louis on April 7 quotations show chickens at 16 cents for springs, turkeys at 18 cents, ducks 16 cents, geese 9 cents. Creamery butter trades between 30 and 36 cents. Eggs hold at 16 1/2 to 17 cents.
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ST. Louis
Butter firm noted at 32c in Elgin diary
In Elgin Newfoundland on April 7 a butter firm price was reported at 32 cents. In New York on April 7 coffee futures were barely steady for No Rio with July at 11.30, September at 11.49.
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Elgin
New York
Pittsburg Oil closes at 2.60 for April 7
Pittsburg Oil in Pittsburg closes at 2.60 per barrel on April 7. This brief market note records the closing price for the commodity in a standard daily update.
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Pittsburg
Cotton Seed Market Report From Memuhis
Prime basis oil sells at 5.70 74 per barrel while meal trades around 25.50 25.75 and lint ers are quoted at 3 4 cents per pound based in Memuhis Tennessee with prices noted for April 7.
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Memuhis
Tenn
Cotton seed oil market closes easy in New York
The cotton seed oil market closed easier in New York with spot at 6.80 to 6.95. May traded around 6.79 to 6.80, June at 6.81 to 6.83, and July at 6.87 to 6.89 with 100 sold at 6.88. August 6.90 to 6.93, October 6.74, November 6.78 to 6.79. Total sales reached 17,900 with multiple lot deals through the third and fourth calls.
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New York
Light cattle supply for Monday's market at Union Stock Yards
Apr 7 Union Stock Yards reports include 620 cattle 70 calves 61 horses 6% hogs and 275 goats. Monday sale weaker as only 127 cattle 70 calves 86 hogs offered. cows top at 5.50 calves 6.50 hogs 8.50. Prices steady vs Saturday last week. range notes from Fort Worth signal mild declines. rain expected to brighten outlook.
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Union Stock Yards
Fort Worth
Record cattle and hog market highs in Fort Worth
April 7 cattle receipts hit 8000 with 1050 not for market. Beef steers and stockers fell slightly, calves active and steady. Hogs steady to five cents higher led by 9.10 top, 8.70 to 9.00 bulk. Sheep steady with 22 deck shorn wethers at 6.05.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Kansas City Market Receipts and Steady Quotations
Receipts totaled 8000 cattle including 800 southerns with steady prices. Native steers 7.50 to 8.80, southern steers 6.75 to 8.60, cows and heifers 4.50 to 8.00. Hog receipts 6000 with steady values. bulk 8.85 to 9.00, heavy 8.75 to 8.90, packers and butchers 8.85 to 9.05, light 8.90 to 9.05, pigs 7.75 to 8.25. Sheep receipts 13,000 with steady market. mutton 5.00 to 6.80, Colorado lambs 7.50, Prange wethers and yearlings 5.50 to 7.60.
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Kansas City
Colorado
Prange
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Receipts and quotations show hogs 42,000 and a strong market with bulk sold 8.95 to 9.15, cattle 28,000 with a lower market and beef steers 7.15 to 9.10, sheep 25,000 steady with native lambs 7.00 to 8.90.
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Chicago
Texas
Livestock Market Report From St Louis
ST LOUIS April 7 Receipts and prices for cattle and hogs are given. Cattle receipts 2600 including 500 Texas and Oklahoma steers steady market cattle prices range from about 4 25 to 9 00 with calves 5 00 to 6 50. Hog receipts 8500 with a steady market. pigs and lights 7 00 to 9 15 and other hog classes noted as mixed.
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ST. Louis
Texas
Oklahoma
Bears Tighten Grip On Cotton Market As Prices Fall
New Orleans April 7 Cotton futures open down four to seven points on weak cables and Europe news. Prices drift lower through the morning with scalping shorts active and little outside buying. By noon 8 to 11 points under Saturday's quotes, afternoon profits momentarily steadied values.
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New Orleans
Europe
Forei National Securities
Cotton futures open dull as markets price steady decline
New Orleans traders report dull steady open for cotton futures with January at 11.58 60, April 12.83 35, May 12.43 bid, July 12.32 33, August 11.08 10, September 11.65 67, October 11.55 bid, December 11.58 60. Close shows a net decline of 6 to 7 points amid fractional price movement and erratic bid-ask data.
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New Orleans
MOY Co
New York
New York Cotton Opens Steady Then Rallies on Exports
New York cotton opened steady with a 3.6 point decline on disappointing cables and a better weather map. Trading was quiet with 2% point fluctuations. By noon prices were about 8 to 17 points lower on old crop liquidation and favorable forecasts. Spot middling uplands remained around 12.60. In early afternoon trading a rally of 3 to 4 points occurred on large exports and steady southern markets amid flood anxieties and covering.
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New York
Liverpool cotton market quiet with steady prices
Liverpool on April 7 reports quiet cotton trade and steady values. American middling fair 7.654d, good middling 6.21d, middling 6.99d, low middling 6.88d, good ordinary 6.45d, ordinary 6.15d. Sales 10 000 including 800 for speculation and export and 7000 American. no receipts.
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Liverpool
Futures Rate Quotes From Liverpool Market Opening
Futures opened and closed quiet in Liverpool with a sequence of intermarket implied rates. The shown maturities include April to March and several consecutive months with rates ranging around 6.1 to 6.9 percent.
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Liverpool
Market Summary: Leading Spot Markets and Prices
Trade bulletin lists leading spot market prices with middling values across major hubs. New York 12.60, New Orleans 12, Houston 12s, Galveston 12, Liverpool 6.99, Memphis 12. Prices reflect general market direction in the early trading period.
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New York
New Orleans
Houston
Galveston
Liverpool
Memphis
Cotton Spot Prices and Receipts Report
New Orleans date details cotton spot quiet with 325 bales sold on the spot and 3599 receipts. Prices range from low ordinary at 9 15-16 to good middling 13 1-16 with strict and fair grades noted. Stock at 95,736 bales and arrivals totaling 118 bales.
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New Orleans
Ila
Cotton Prices Steady in Galveston Market
Spot cotton closed steady at 11 6 for middling grades with values ranging from 8 to 18 cents. Sales reached 2,192 bales, receipts 6,274, stock at 182,457 bales.
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Galveston
Tex
Spot market closes steady with unchanged prices
Houston stock market report says the spot market closed easy and unchanged on April 7. Sales totaled 14150 0. b. 1550, shipments 6519 bales, total stock 107462 bales. Prices ranged from low ordinary 8 1 2 to middling fair 10 1 4 cents.
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Houston
Tex
Cotton market closes quiet in New York
Cotton trading in New York April 7 shows quiet activity with middling uplands at 12.60 and middling gulf at 12.85 per hundredweight, no sales reported.
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New York
Gulf
Memphis Spot Cotton Holds Steady Market
Memphis Spot cotton prices show a steady tone in Memphis Tennessee with middling cotton reported at 12.75 cents per pound. Traders note no change from the previous session and expect stable demand ahead.
Automobile Licenses Listed in Local Roll
No. 3429 A. G. Wimbish of 401 San Pedro Avenue. No. 2430 motorcycle No. 9 Messenger Service at 228 East Commerce Street. No. 3431 Velie Auto Company at 351 East Commerce Street. No. 3432 Velie Auto Company at 351 East.
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A. G. Wimbish
San Pedro Avenue
Messenger Service
East Commerce Street
Velie Auto Company
Market Receipts and Prices for Sheep and Lambs
Receipts show market activity for sheep at $9.00 and $9.15, with muttons at $5.00 and lambs at $7.25. Market remains steady as buyers and sellers negotiated steady prices.
European wheat rally boosts grain futures in Chicago trading
European news supports bulls in the grain market as wheat swings on an irregular open. May rises to about 92 cents, corn gains to 54 percent, oats firm at 35 cents. Lighter offerings and strong demand push May positions higher while lard and rib values edge up amid wet weather reports. May wheat hits the day high and closes firm at around 98 cents.
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Chicago
Commission House
Grain Quotations From Kansas City Market Report
Kansas City market quotes show cash wheat at No 2 hard 86 89 cents No 2 red 1.01 to 1.06 corn No 2 mixed and white 55 cents oats No 2 white 35 36 cents No 2 mixed 34 cents. Close dates: wheat May 87 85 to 89 cents July 85 85 to 85. corn May 54 54 cents July 55 54 cents. oats May 35 34 cents July 34 34 cents.
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Kansas City
Grain price report with futures and spot quotes
Cash wheat quotes for No 2 red and No 2 hard ranges from 1.07 to 1.08 and 0.91 to 0.92. Corn values show No 2 at 56 cents and No 2 white at 67 cents. Oats bids for No 2 at 34 cents and No 2 white at 36.5 cents. Futures: Wheat May at 92 3/4 cents, July at 89 3/4. Corn May 56, July 56. Oats May 33 5/8, July 34 3/4.
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ST. Louis
Chicago grain quotations from April market report
Prices for various grain futures listed with occurrences of No. 2 red No. 2 hard No. 1 northern and No. 2 northern along with percentages and cents per bushel for oats velvet chaff and yellow varieties. A brief market snapshot from Chicago dated April 7.
Marriage Licenses Reported in Local Notices
Frank Ellsworth Fugard and Mary Malonai Thurston Henry Mechler and Josephine Ginsmeyer Willis E. Toomey and Edith Sornberger Fernando Cripp and Saragosa Ledondo Matias de Leon and Soledad Hernandez granted licenses in the latest public notices.
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Frank Ellsworth Fugard
Mary Malonai Thurston
Henry Mechler
Josephine Ginsmeyer
Willis E. Toomey
Edith
Sornberger
Fernando Cripp
Saragosa Ledondo
Matias de Leon
Soledad Hernandez
Governor Trims Texas Bills Asks Extra Session
Governor of Texas moves to veto numerous appropriation bills passed by the Thirty third Legislature. He warns of near bankruptcy and aims to reduce state outlays by about one million dollars. He may also reject court measures including a Ninth Court of Civil Appeals at Beaumont and the Seventy fourth district division. He plans a rest in Marlin before a coming extra session.
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Austin
Tex
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Court of Civil Appeals
Ninth Court
Beaumont
Twenty-eighth Judicial
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Marlin
Births Report From Local Families in Early April
To Mr and Mrs F Boyd 611 Lopez street a girl. To Mr and Mrs W Carroll 1214 San Fernando street a girl. To Mr and Mrs Jose Castro 1828 Jones avenue a girl. To Mr and Mrs J E Mariotty 1602 Sherman street a girl. To Mr and Mrs M Flores 408 Buena Vista street a girl. To Mr and Mrs W J Maitberger 28 Floyd avenue a gust. To Mr and Mrs A L Engelhardt 1154 Matamoras street a boy.
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F. Boyd
Lopez Street
W. Carroll
San Fernando Street
Jose Castro
Jones Avenue
J. E. Mariotty
Sherman Street
M. Flores
Buena Vista Street
W. J. Maitberger
Floyd Avenue
A. L. Engelhardt
Matamoras Street
Building Permits Reported For Two North Brazos and Avenue A
L. A. Haas applies for a four room dwelling on North Brazos street valued at $600. L. F. Kleeman seeks two six room dwellings on Avenue A valued at $2200. A Chicago style aside notes a mother in Ohio with six sons and a witty reply from a 1 year old about who would have been born.
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L. A. Haas
North Brazos Street
L. F. Kleeman
Avenue A
Ohio
Joe
Pete
Chicago Record-Herald
Czar’s Private Car Equipped With Luxuries
A Russian czar travels in a heavily armored private car designed to resist dynamite. It includes a chapel, library, bathroom, drawing room, bedroom, kitchen, and dining room and weighs too much for many European rail lines. He travels with an aging personal chef who served both his father and the grandfather of the current German emperor.
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