Cotton In Four States Shows Poor May Weather
Regular monthly crop report from Memphis notes May weather largely unfavorable to cotton across West Tennessee North Mississippi North Arkansas and North Alabama. Seed quality blamed for poor stands. labor shortages and drought in spots worsen outlook while corn acreage rises. In Ruston a mob threatens jail but Sheriff Bond protects Henry Nelson who is held for Walter Barretts shooting.
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Memius
West Tennessee
North
Mississippi
Arkansas
Alabama
Tennessee
Drouth Ia
Ruston
Rusroy
Henry Nelson
Walter Barrett
Choudrant
Glover
Bond
Shreveport
Madden
Unprecedented Demand Spurs Southern Furnaces Enlargement
The Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Company orders cost estimates for a new 200 ton Ensley furnace, enlarging capacity amid booming southern iron demand. Republican Iron and Steel plans two more furnaces after purchasing mills and Pioneer furnaces at Thomas, with Myron Wick Berita and S W Huber inspecting assets. The nine year gap since last furnace underscores expected market stability.
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Southern
Birmingham
Ala
Tennesade, Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
Ensley
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Pioneer Company
Thomas
Myron O, Wick
Youngstown
Berita
W. Huber
New Trial for Randolph and Other Recent Legal News
Colombia grants a new trial to American Randolph alias Radford jailed in Medellin for murder amid U.S. government intervention. Parole granted to Dr. Baldwin in Alabama after a murder case. Elijah Weeke murdered in Morrirap City, with robbery suspected. A group of Baltimore capitalists purchase Columbia Street Railway in Corumara. A Birmingham car tonseed mill project advances with 10 acres bought in West Birmingham. Grant Bell acquitted in Ompartown after a long jury deliberation. Will Ables condemned to death in Baxie County for assault with a sentence set for June 30.
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Colombia
Washinatoy
United States
Randolph
Radford
Medellin
Alabama
State Department
Friends of the Man
Morrirap City
N. C
Elijah Weeke
Bogue Post Office
Weeks
Corumara
8. C
Jones
Columbia Street Railway and Electric Power Company
Baltimore
Charleston
Birmingham
Ala
T. J. Pinkard
Opelika
D. Vernon
Atlanta
West
East
Grant Bell
Ompartown
Susan Lumpkin
Ables
Baxiey
Vicey Edgerton
Will Ables
Appting County
Spanish Guns In Demand In Georgia Towns For Condemned Arms
Savannah, Macon, Barnesville, Thomasville and Augusta have asked Governor Candler to allocate Georgia’s two condemned guns from federal awards. Atlanta awaits word as towns seek armaments. state losses from the Augusta armory fire worsen calls for guns.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Savannah
Candler
Macon
Barnesville
Thomasville
Augusta
Baptists Move to Improve Cooper Limestone Institute
Spar tanburg association of the South Carolina Baptist convention under Captain J H Montgomery will donate 15000 to completely alter and equip Cooper Limestone institute leaving it debt free. At the convention Cooper Limestone college may be offered to SC Baptists and Furman university may become a coeducational institute with Greenville Female college reformed as a preparatory school for Furman and Cooper Limestone Female college.
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Furman University
Union
D. C
South Carolina Baptists
Spartanburg Association
South Carolina Baptist Convention
J. H. Montgomery
Cooper Limestone College
Baptists of South Carolina
Greenville Female College
Cooper Limestone Female College
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Constitution
Atlanta
M. L. Brittain
Conalints
Sandernrville Herald
Ibroune Keeps His Place at Auburn College
In Montgomery on June 12 the report spread that Governor's three new trustees would replace retiring members at Auburn Agricultural and Mechanical College, implying Dr Broune faced removal. Later details show no faculty vacancies expected this year and the board unlikely to vote against him.
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Auburn College
Montgomery
Ala
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Auburn
Ib Py
Broune
Cory
Seaboard line survey and regional weather notes mix in report
Reports from Columbia and nearby areas discuss Seaboard Air Line expansion plans and sub letting progress south toward Savannah. Cyclone hits Statesville causing substantial property damage. Central City Park fire at Macon destroys racing stables and several horses. Jacksonville officials expect no leadership changes post merger.
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Columbra
Jones
Baltimore
Columbia
Savannah
Seaboard
Cheraw
Augusta
Charleston
Barnwell
Seaboard Air Line
Florida Central
Peninsular
Louisville
Nashville
Macon
Central City Park
Rot Roy
Geisha
Prince Paden
Fannie Bell
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida Central and Peninsular Railroad
Georgia and Alabama
Florida Central and Peninsular Lines
Florida Central and Peninsular Road
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Expansion and education open door for Cuba and Philippines
Dr. Talmage argues that after the war the United States should deploy moral and religious expansion through widespread schooling and printing presses in Cuba, Porto Rico, and the Philippines. He urges Congress to fund $50,000,000 for schools, presses, and libraries, and to send editors and printers to establish a lasting American influence and literacy alongside the Bible.
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Washington
Talmage
United States
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Aire
China
India
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Porto Rico
Philippine Islands
The
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Abraham Lincoln
Congress
Philippines
Senate
House of Representatives
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Pacific
British America
Gulf of Mexico
Cervera
Manila
Admiral Dewey
Hoe
Yonder
Capitol Hill
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Santiago
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Pringle
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Sam Franco
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Yale Atlas For Sale
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Paria Medicine Co
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H. R. Bennett
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Birminawam
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
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Cook
John Vaughan
James B. Simmons
Simmons
John Lessesne
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Greenville
Mattie A. Hughes
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Pittsburg
J. B. Emerton
Main Street
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Fall River
Mass
Rye
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