Union Pacific Stock Drops to FiveYear Low in Market Woes
March 8 New York stocks opened weak amid tight money and fears over Harriman dissolution plans and possible government suits. Union Pacific slid to 119% the lowest in five years, with other railroads and chemicals also tumbling as liquidation spread.
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New York
Bears
Harriman
Union Pacific
Supreme Court
American Tobacco
Reading
Canadian Pacific
Southern Pacific
Amalgamated Copper and
Liggett & Myers
Metals Hold Steady Amid Broad Market Dullness
New York metals mostly unchanged as of March 8 with Lake copper quoted around 15.25 to 16.27 percent, electrolytic near 15.00 to 16.12 percent, and costing about 14.75 to 14.87 percent. Iron shows no notable move.
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New York
Lake
Metal prices and loan rates cited from St Louis market report
New York reports money on call nominal with no loans while time loans stay strong for 60 Mays 90 days and 6 months at 5 percent. St Louis metal price notes show lead at 4.20 to 4.24 and spelter at 6.20 to 6.25, dated March 8.
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New York
March
ST. Louis
Spelter
Cotton goods markets and bank reserve report
In New York, the cotton goods markets were quiet with easing tendencies for yarns and very active demand for silks in ribbons and piece goods. Foreign wools remained firm as the week ends with clearing house banks and trust companies holding 3,374,250 in excess reserves, up 684,000 from last week.
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New York
March
No rough rice offerings in New Orleans market
New Orleans on March 8 reported no rough rice offerings as receipts were light and prices steady. Sales listed rough Honduras and Japan cargoes with precise tonnage and grade figures, while quotations showed Honduras and Japan prices for rough and clean rice. A Boston civic federation call proposed halting rug beating in a backyard.
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New Orleans
Honduras
Japan
Civic Federation
Boston
Cotton statistics stock at U S ports
Cotton stocks at U S ports show 751 164 bales on the same day as last week and 1 242 236 bales on the same day last year. The deficit for the current season stands at 2 493 079 bales.
Cottonseed Market Report Sees Mixed Prices in New York
Cottonseed products section notes base prices for meal and linters in Memphis and oil futures with steady to firmer tones on March 8. New York oil closes firm with spot around 6.38 to 6.45 and multiple future contracts traded, total sales 7200 across March to July.
Marine Intelligence Galveston New York Arrivals and Muster
Marine intelligence from Galveston and New York lists arrivals and clearances. Steamers Ramon de Larrinaga and others entered via Matanzas Sagua New Orleans and New York with Breslau Bremen and Castant Amsterdam Rotterdam sailing. Also Pennsylvania and New York arrival at Hamburg Plymouthbound New York trap and Kursk arrival from New York to Libla Algiers Canada New York Naples listed.
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Galveston
Tex
Ramon de Larrinaga
Span
Liverpool
Matanzas
Sagua
Yearby
New Orleans
San Jacinto
New York
Sabine
Breslau
Bremen
Castant
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Copper and Tin Prices Reported in London Trade
In London on March 8 copper and tin prices held steady with spot and futures quoted. Copper at 65 pounds 6s per unit, tin spot at 216 pounds, futures at 65 pounds 10s, and related consignments listed including stannous and other metal warrants traded in Lon.
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London
Cleveland
Lonon
Market Quotations from Chicago and St Louis
Chicago market quotations show butter steady at 28 to 36 cents with receipts of 10 665 cases, eggs weak with mixed firsts 16 to 17 cents and ordinary firsts 16 to 17 cents, potatoes steady with 47 car receipts, and poultry steady including dressed turkey at 21 cents and live chickens at 16 to 17 cents. St Louis reports poultry and butter prices with chickens at 11 4 to 14? cents and turkeys at 19 cents, butter creamery 28 to 38 cents, eggs fair.
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Chicago
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
ST. Louis
March
Ieeas
Market Roundup From New York and Kansas City March 8
New York reports weak early receipts with 13,654 cases and fresh gathered extras. Kansas City notes steady butter eggs and poultry. New York lists raw sugar firm with Muscovado 89 test at 3.04, centrifugal 96 test at 3.54, and molasses sugar 89 test at 2.79. Refined sugar steady alongside petroleum and molasses. Hides and leather remain firm.
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New York
Wemeane Exchange
Muscovado
New York Coffee Futures Steady Amid Market Chatter
On March 8 in New York the coffee market showed steady futures with No. 7 grade quoted near 12 percent. May futures stood around 12.04 as traders await direction while July contracts remained unchanged.
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New York
Observations at 8 a.m. Saturday March 8 1913
Observations recorded at 8 a.m. on Saturday March 8 1913 noting environmental or situational details from the period. The fragment indicates a time stamp but provides limited context on location or subject.
Burial Permits and Local Death Notices
Burial permits issued for several individuals including Charles Horn Jr 58 died March 6 at Santa Rosa hospital Fred Porter 10 died March 6 at 916 North Cherry street Manuel D Sauceda 32 died March 8 at Santa Rosa patients Miss Julia Plough 66 died March 214 East Elmira street Herman G Mehl 30 died March 7 70 Zarzgamora street Mrs Emma Siers 40 died March 7 116 El Paso street Also note Alix la Chappelle brewing interests report injury linked to anti alcohol movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Horn Jr
Santa Rosa Hospital
Fred Porter
North Cherry Street
Manuel D. Sauceda
Santa Rosa
Julia Plough
East Elmira Street
Herman G. Mehl
Zarzgamora Street
Emma Siers
el Paso
Lemons Advance in California Market Ahead of Summer
California growers raise lemon quotes by a full dollar per box citing freeze damage as the cause. In local trade, lemons reach 7 to 7.50 per box with expectations of 8 by week’s end. Oranges up 1 in California and 50 cents locally to 3.50. some inferior grades cheaper. Egg price climbs to 16 cents a dozen as rains curb receipts. poultry scarce and in demand. Prices steady across products but many producers expect higher costs for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Markets Digest of Fresh Eggs Poultry Produce and More
A dense prices list covering EGGS FRESH COUNTRY 17 18c per dozen and 12 1bc dozen, POULTRY large hens 5.00 6.00, medium hens 4.50 4.75, fryers 4.50 5.50, broilers 3.60 4.50 per dozen, turkeys 14 1Sec per pound, BUTTER CREAMERY 25 80c lb, CHEESE 19 20c lb, vegetables with numerous items and per unit prices, fruits including apples oranges lemons limes bananas, and canned goods with various pack sizes and prices, plus sugar and coffee rates.
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California
Colorado
Texas
Ben Davis
Missouri
South
Alaska
Maxwell House
Illinois
Pioneer
Liberty Bell
Cotton Situation At A Glance New Orleans Market
Visible supply and spinners takings for the week ending today are listed with totals since September 1. Closing prices for March and middling spots, spot sales, arrivals, and ginning figures through various dates are provided, along with crop condition notes and total crop estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gath
Schconks
New Orleans
Reported Degrease in Export Wheat Sours Grain Market
Chicago March 8 reports say exports largely filled old contracts, depressing spirits in wheat. Market opened lower to higher, with May at 9 14% to 9 1% and closed near 9% under last night. Corn and oats followed, provisions mixed. St Louis quotes show cash and May/July futures down respective margins.
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Chicago
Mexican steers set new high at Fort Worth market
Actual cattle receipts were light on Saturday but buyers secured several cars of choice beef. Hereford steers, Angus heifers, Brahman heifers sold at strong levels. Mexican steers hit a new high at 695 dollars, five loads of decent steers at 7.05, hogs steady with top 9 dollars and bulk 8.50 to 8.86. Cattle receipts 500, hogs 1400, no sheep.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Chicago market reports for hogs cattle and sheep
Receipts and quotations show hogs trading lower with bulk buyers at 8.85 and 8.95 for different grades while pigs bring 6.86 to 8.75. Cattle receipts 260 and steady with Texas steers 6.50, stockers 6.25 to 8.26, cows and heifers 3.60 to 8.00, calves 7.00 to 10.00. Sheep receipts 10,000 and easier with native lambs 5.75 to 7.00 and yearlings 7.00 to 8.40 and native lambs 7.75 to 9.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Reeves
Texas
Market Receipts and Quotations at Kansas City
Cattle receipts 160 no southern, market steady. Native steers 7.50 to 9.00, southern steers 6.75 to 8.26, southern cows and heifers 4.25 to 7.25. Hogs receipts 1500 steady, bulk 8.55 to 8.65, heavy 8.50 to 8.60, packers 8.55 to 8.70, light 8.60 to 8.70, pigs 7.26 to 7.75. Sheep receipts none, market strong, muttons 5.00 to 6.75, Colorado lambs 8.00 to 8.80, range wethers and yearlings 5.76 to 7.75, range ewes 4.25 to 6.35.
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Kansas City
Cattle and hog market figures from St Louis report
ST LOUIS March 8 Receipts and prices show cattle receipts about 500 with 400 Tex and Texan cattle, market steady Native beef steers 5.75 to 9.00, Texas steers 5.75 to 8.75, calves in carload lots 5.00 to 6.50. Hog receipts about 2000 with markets higher Pigs and lights 6.75 to 9.05, mixed and butchers 6.90 to 9.05, good heavy 8.90.
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ST. Louis
Texas
Wheat and grain prices in Chicago markets brief
Chicago market notes March 8 show cash wheat at No 2 red 1.02 to 1.06, No 2 hard 0.90 to 0.91, No 1 northern 0.90 to 0.91, No 2 northern 0.88 to 0.80, No 2 spring 0.88 to 0.89. Velvet chaff 0.90 to 0.93, durum 0.85 to 0.95. Corn No 2 white indistinct, oats No 2 white 0.34 to 0.36, standard 0.34 to 0.36.
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Chicago
Close
Mess Park
Market price report for wheat corn and oats in Kansas City
Cash wheat prices show No 2 bard 86 ar ae and No 3 58 GP ees with No 2 red 1 00 1 and No 2 92 1 0. Corn futures and cash bids quoted with No 2 caheee 49 50c and No 2 white 49%c to 34 %%c for No 2 mixed 53. May wheat closes 85%c with July 88% and oats May 37% 25.
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Kansas City
March
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in 1913 San Antonio Listings
Property transfers dated February 1913 include John W. 8S and Albert Wolff with Mary Louise Lothringer partition deeds, A. E. Stewart to J. 8. Howse for Magnolia Garden lot 9 block 21 at 60 dollars, B. G. Irish to Julia and J. O. Amman for Queensboro Place lot 12 block 6 at 610 dollars, Irish to Fritz Rheinward for Queensboro Place lot 11 block 6 at 610 dollars, Los Angeles Heights Development Company to C. H. Rist for part of lots 1 and 2 block 67 Los Angeles Heights at 400 dollars, and Louisa A. and Otilda Lind to Anna M. Insche for part of lot 15 block 3 new city block 1883 Russell Place Laurel Heights at 7000 dollars. Includes a brief, unrelated literary quote from the Boston Transcript and a London Opinion excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W
Albert Wolff
Mary Louise Lothringer
San Antonio
A. E. Stewart
J. 8. Howse
Magnolia
B. G. Irish
Julia
J. O. Amman
Queensboro Place
Fritz
Wool Market Report From St Louis
Wool steady in St Louis market with medium combing and clothing grades at 26 cents, light fine 21 cents, heavy fine 18 cents, and tub washed ranges from 34 to 27 cents. Conditions reflect steady demand across grades as buyers hold and sellers seek stable pricing.
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ST. Louis
Cotton Market Slump Amid Bear Pressure Across Regions
New York opens steady then declines eight to nine points on old crop positions as bears grow aggressive. Foreign buyers and foreign connections support late trading while New Orleans and Liverpool report mixed down moves. Market closes barely steady with a net drop of four to seven points. Spos shows continued pressure in New York and New Orleans with several regions down.
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New York
March
Wall Street
Cotton futures open steady in New York market
Cotton futures opened steady with March at 12.17 cents, May 11.86, June 11.80, July 11.80, September 11.45, October 11.40, and December 11.40, with January 11.35 and months through the year closing near steady. Final levels show slight variation across contracts as buyers and sellers paused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
I. OO Dbwanecate
Adesiel
Son
Os Se
So Os
Eeee
Eevee
Os Oe
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Amid Bearish Planting Outlook
New Orleans cotton futures opened steady to down as bearish sentiment grew on reports of corn planting spreading to Louisiana and Mississippi and land ready for planting. Prices at end of first hour were 3.6 points below yesterday, with bears persistent yet tempered by profit taking and a late rebound in July.
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New Orleans
March
Shorts
Louisiana
Mississippi
Bears
Cotton futures open steady with varied May July quotes
New Orleans reports steady opening for cotton futures with March 12.20, May around 12.07, July near 12.06, August 11.84, September 11.54, October 11.45, December 11.45 to 41, and a closing steady with a small net decline of about 4 to 5 points.
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New Orleans
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Daily Sales Report
Liverpool March 8 spot cotton quiet and easier with American middling fair at 7.824 pence per pound and other grades listed. Daily sales 5000 bales, 300 for speculation and export, 4500 American, receipts 2300 bales all American.
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Liverpool
Liverpool Cotton Futures Opened Steady On March Day
Cotton futures in Liverpool opened steady and closed quiet and steady with values across the curve from March at 650d through Jan-Feb at 6.12d. The market showed little change, reflecting a balanced session on the March 8 report.
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Liverpool
Leading Spot Markets Report Prices by City
New York middling 12.50. New Orleans middling 12 percent. Liverpool middling 6.76d. Houston middling 129 16. Galveston middling 127 16. Memphis middling 12 percent.
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Stott
Abilene
Tex
Amarillo
Augusta
Birmingham
Boston
Mags
Brownsville
Chicago
Til
Charleston
Corpus Christi
del Rio
Fort Worth
Galveston
Houston
Jacksonville
Neas City
Key West
Knoxville
Tenn
Louisville
Macon
Memphis
Miami
Montgomery
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Palestine
St. Paul
Minn
Shreveport
Fla
Taylor, Tex
Washington
Allen Buell
Liverpool
Spot Cotton Prices and Market Totals in New Orleans
New Orleans on March 8 reports spot cotton quiet and unchanged with middling at 12 percent. Sales on the spot reach 418 bales, arrivals 127. Prices range from low ordinary 9 15-16 to good middling 18 1-16 with several intermediate grades. Receipts total 3613 bales and stock at 7,547 bales.
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Ear
Galveston
Tex
New Orleans
Wee
Mobile
Ala
Savannah
Gaee
Charlestor
S. c
Iimington
N. C
Norfolk
Mass
Philadelphia
Hqueton
Great Britain
France
Continent
Cotton Market Quiet in Galveston Spot Close
Galveston Texas reports spot cotton closed quiet and unchanged with price ranges across grades from low ordinary to good middling. Sales totaled 1453 spots fob 400, receipts 7500 and stock at 258,848.
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Galveston
Tex
Market closes quiet with slight cotton price dip
Houston on March 8 reports the spot market quiet and down by 1 16 cent. Sales and f o b show shipments 3634, stock 136,404, with price ranges for grades from low ordinary 83 16 to middling fair 133 16 cents.
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Houston
Tex
F.o.b
Cotton Market Quiet as Uplands Prices Hold
New York on March 8 reports a quiet cotton spot market with middling uplands at 12.50 dollars and middling gulf at 12.75 dollars. Sales reach 1600 bales as traders wait for clearer demand signals.
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New York
Memphis Market Report Notes Steady Cotton Prices
Memphis Tennessee reports spot cotton steady with a decline of ec, middling minus 12 percent. The bulletin mentions horse racing remains highly popular in Buenos Aires, where the Jockey Club plans a new clubhouse costing about 2.1 million dollars to replace a burned building.
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Memphis, Tenn
March
South America
Jockey Club
Buenos Aires
Arrivals and hotel guests list for San Antonio
A long roster of visitors and registrants in San Antonio hotels from Chicago Dallas New York Houston and other places. Guests stay at Gunter Savoy Bowie St Anthony Menger Crockett Bexar and Savoy hotels including J A Fox H Nolte K M Brooks Louis Redke and H N Hubert among others with numerous business travelers and visitors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. G. Houston
Chicago
Gunter Hotel
A. FP. Duval
Shreveport
Savoy
L. F. Hall
J. N. White
Crystal City
Tex
Bowie Hotel
C. E. Coleman
St. Anthony
R. I. McKinney
Menger
New York
Louis
Redke
Crockett Hotel
J. M. Bruff
Center Point
Bexar Hotel
Sam T. Cutter
Denver
Cal
Gunter
A. Yates
Laredo
Savoy Hotel
A. L. Pimental
Bowie
G. S. Young
A. F. Yeager
Houston
F. B. Morrell
H. N. Hubert
New Orleans
Bexar
L. EB. Jacobs
A. Martin
Warren
Oklo
J. O. Ernst
Akron
F. Sloan
Boulder
St. Anthony Hotel
J. H. Freney
Waterbury
Waco
G. A. Galbraith
Ada
Ohio
N. B. Ware Jr
Pandora
San Antonio
F. T. Hoffner
J. E. Franklin
San Antonio, Uvaldez & Gulf
Two Bodies Found in Fire Ruins at Hot Springs
In Hot Springs Arkansas two bodies were found in the ruins of Mattar and Brother oriental goods store, destroyed by fire along with Rockafellow and Thompson buildings yesterday. The deceased were identified as E. J. Reynolds and Charles A. Carey of Utica, Tennessee. Estimated property loss stands at $200,000 with $100,000 insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
Oriental Goods Store
Mattar and Brother
Rockafellow
Thompson
E. J. Reynolds
Charles A. Carey
Utica
Debating Club Debates Postmaster Selection Reform
Hayne Debating Club Brackenridge High School met at noon with an oration titled A Tribute to a Dog by Walter Wolff. The debate argued postmasters by direct vote. H Lee Taylor opened for the affirmative, F Goeth assisted, L Bickett spoke for the negative. Judges favored the negative. Rev Philip Cook to Speak at YMC A. The seventh of eight Sunday talks concludes next week with Yale Hicks, 3:30 p m. The program includes The Social Service by Rev Cook, with music by the orchestra and quartet.
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Hayne Debating Club
Brackenridge High School
Walter Wolff
H. Lee Taylor
F. Goeth
L. Bickett
Philip Cook
Yale Hicks
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Pecans Held Up En Route to Mexico Farm Holding
A carload of pecan trees is halted in San Marcos by orders from the Maderos for the Miero family in Mexico. David Woodward of San Antonio bought the shipment and will plant 155 acres on his San Marcos farm using dynamite to dig planting holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marcos
Tex
Miero
Mexico
Maderos
David Woodward
San Antonio
Births Reported From Various Local Homes And Hospitals
Birth announcements list multiple families with newborn girls and boys. Names include Richardson Clark Johnson Garza Crowell Sanches Mease Barcelona, with birth dates in February and March and addresses on Elmira Seventh Walters Paloma Fox North San Saba and Avenue A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarret Sidney Johnson
Negro fined for offensive letter case at police court
Walter Huff a 26 year old Negro who runs a South Alamo street cleaning establishment was fined 50 dollars by Judge Buckley in the police court. An affidavit accuses him of writing and sending an offensive letter to a white girl on March 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Huff
South Alamo Street
Buckley
Auto supply theft at Avenue D and Travis street
Thieves break in at an automobile supply store run by Shaw and Yantis on Avenue D and Travis street. Inner tubes and casings worth about 200 dollars were stolen. Police have been notified of the early Friday morning theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw & Yantis
Avenue D
Travis Street
Marshall Likely 10 Continue Work Here
E W James chief inspector of the public roads fee will recommend to Washington that educational work by the highway division of the Chamber of Commerce continue with George D Marshall as government highway engineer. This signals continued services by Marshall as an expert road builder for Southwest. James left for the East after visiting San Antonio and Beaumont. He will return to Washington, having been impressed by the division’s work and endorsed by D E Colp secretary of the Highway League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
E. W. James
Fee of Public Roads
Highway Division
Chamber of Commerce
George D. Marshall
Southwest
Marshall
James
East
San Antonio
Beaumont
D. E. Colp
Highway League
Colp
Mayor Gaynor Presses Police Chief After Garment Strike
New York officials report Mayor Gaynor has urged Police Commissioner Waldo to crack down on violence tied to the garment strike aftermath. He notes the strike is over and accuses lawless elements of continued acts of disorder around factories. The mayor calls for dispersal and arrests for any unlawful acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Waldo
Gaynor
Election Ordered to Increase District School Tax Five Cents
The Bexar county commissioners court ordered an election in common school district No 6 for Saturday April 5 to decide a five cent tax increase to fund school facility improvements. Eckert named election officer at the Lock Hill school house. The vote follows a petition by George H and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar County
Powers Await Reply In Mediation Talks
London reports King George receiving Hakki Pasha the former Turkish grand vizier Sir Edward Grey presented him. Allies reply to powers mediation offer remains awaited. Diplomats say no arbitration submission even if European mediation is accepted. Sofia reports allied terms may demand indemnity. Greeks seized 10 guns around Janina including siege pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George
Hakki Pasha
Edward Grey
Sofia
Janina
City's Suit Postponed Over Roundhouse Nuisance Claim
The city of San Antonio and International & Great North railroad fight over the roundhouse nuisance. court postponed the injunction suit in the Forty-fifth Court with the case set over to a later date after a drawn out dispute between City Attorney Ryan and the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Hearing Postponed by Texas Railroad Commission
The Texas Railroad Commission has postponed its hearings again. The regular hearing, slated for March 11, was moved to March and the docket now extends to Tuesday, April, with an official order issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Railroad Commission
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Boston Transcript
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