Maritime traffic shifts with bananas and lumber movements
The Norwegian steamer Harald arrives from Puerto Cortez with 14 000 banana bunches under United Fruit Charter. Vessels sailing include A F Davison with pine lumber to Cienfuegos and Charlevoix to West Indies, while Cratheus and Mercator are due later in the week. The Comal departs for New York via Key West and Tampa with passengers and general merchandise.
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Harald
Monsen
United Fruit Company
Puerto Cortez
Hon
Comal
Mallory Line
New York
Key West
Tampa
Pasengers
A. F. Davison
St. Louis Nationals Begin Homeward Trip
The St. Louis National League baseball team left for home after days in training camp St Augustine. Several practice games scheduled in Jacksonville will conclude the trip back to St Louis.
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ST. Louis
Nationals
ST. Augustine
Fila
Jacksonville
Deaths and Funerals of Elizabeth H Tribble and Raymond L Colvin
Mrs. Elizabeth Howard Tribble's funeral was held Monday at the Benevolent Home, with services at All Saints Episcopal Church led by Rev. Johnston. Interment followed in Magnolia cemetery with pallbearers J. Leslie Taylor F. C. Gordon Nicholas Felts C J Grove Elliott Tuttle and Hiram J Griffing. Raymond L. Colvin's funeral occurred Monday afternoon from his Jefferson Street residence, with Rev. Gardiner C. Tucker presiding. pallbearers were R E Fallenstein Price Taylor Sidney Hansen R A Mix Daniel Chicholm and William Austin.
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Elizabeth H. Tribble
Benevolent Home
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Elizabeth Howard Tribble
Rev. Johnston
Magnolia Cemetery
J. Leslie Taylor
F. C. Gordon
Nicholas Felts
C.J. Grove
Elliott Tuttle
Hiram J. Griffing
Raymond L. Colvin
South Jefferson Street
Gardiner C. Tucker
St. John’s Episcopal Church
R. E. Fallenstein
Price Taylor
Sidney Hansen
R. A. Mix
Daniel Chicholm
William Austin
Amelia H. Shelton
North Franklin
Thomas Burns
Phillip Emrich
George Mahler
Frank Casper
Z. E. Agee
Funeral services for Thomas N Cameron at Magnolia
From the family residence 6 Washington avenue the funeral of Thomas N Cameron was held Monday at 3 pm led by Rev G W McRae. Interment followed at Magnolia cemetery with pallbearers C J Clancy O F Little Orty Kennedy Charles Edmonsdorf Gibson and P H O&rsquo.Hare.
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Thomas N. Cameron
Washington Avenue
Sherman Bush dies at six in family home
Sherman Bush aged six, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Bush, died Tuesday morning at the family home located at the southwest corner of Broad and Augusta.
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Sherman Bush
Robert Bush
Broad and
Augusta
Collect Tolls on All Waterways or None
Senate debate centers on Senator Chamberlain resolution to repeal the Panama tolls exemption and levy tolls on all U.S. waterways and canals. The measure asks for detailed data on spending, construction, tolls, vessel classes, and potential revenue to reimburse prior costs. It was referred to the commerce committee.
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Associated Press
Panama Canal
Senate
Berlain
Oregon
United States
Secretary of War
Senate of the
Chamberlain
United States’ Coast Line
Commerce Committee
Streets, After Illness, Die Following Weeks of Sickness
A resident died after several weeks of illness in what authorities described as a prolonged period of debility. The obituary notes no immediate cause and names the deceased's residence and family.
Funeral of Frank Burns Drowned in Mobile River
The funeral for Frank Burns drowned Saturday night in the Mobile river was held Tuesday at 10 o'clock from the family home and 10:30 at the German Lutheran Church, with Rev. G M Henning officiating. Burial followed at Magnolia cemetery. pallbearers were H. Wingate, A F McLeod, R C Reinhardt, James Kearns, H. Mayer, and J J Johnson.
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Frank Burns
Mobile River
German Lutheran Church
G. M. Henning
Magnolia Cemetery
H. Wingate
A. F. McLeod
R. C. Reinhardt
James Kearns
H. Mayer
J. J. Johnson
Mobile Cotton Market Report
Market steady in Mobile with 50 bales sold. Prices shown for ordinary through good middling, with receipts total for today and week notes and export figures to Britain and the continent. Port stocks and receipts since Sept 1 listed for United States ports.
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Occass
United States
Britain
Cotton Receipts From Regional Rail Lines
A colonial era ledger note lists cotton receipts by line: New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago export 96 bales. Southern Railway export 554 bales. Mobile and Montgomery Train No 161 Plantere Cotton Company 9 Baker Lyons 1 export 50 total 60 bales. Mobile and Ohio export 263 bales.
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Newrleans
Mobile & Chicago Railroad
Southern Railway
Mobile & Montgomery Railroad
Plantere’ Cotton Company
Baker-Lyons
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Cotton Futures Tumble Then Steady On Warmer Belt Temps
New Orleans reports show cotton prices rising briefly on opening trading before retreating as fresh short selling hits the market amid warmer temperatures in the cotton belt. March and July futures closed near unchanged with small gains, while other contract months posted slight declines or flat ends.
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New Orleans
Texas
New York Cotton Opens Steady on Renewed Shorts Pressure
The New York cotton market opened steady with gains of 3 to 6 points in active months on renewed covering by shorts, aided by better cables and favorable weather. Spot cotton held steady with middling lands at 13.60 and middling gulf at 18.75, while futures opened to 12.20 for May and around 11.90 for July and later months. No sales were reported as bearish rain fears kept the tone cautious.
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New York
Manchester
Gulf
Liverpool Cotton Market Report March 24
Liverpool reports cotton spot prices easing with good middling 7.53 and receipts totaling 66 000. Sales reach 8 000 bales with 1 000 bales for speculation and export. futures steady with several forward spreads listed from March to February.
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Liverpool
Turpentine and rosin market quotes and receipts report
Naval Stores in Savannah numbers show Turpentine firm at 46 3 4 cents with 141 casks received and no sales. Rosin firm reports no sales and 2998 barrels received. Prices listed for several grades from B and D at 3.85 to WW at 6.20.
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Naval
Savannah
Turrentine Firm
Close Vote Adopts Panama Canal Toll Exemption Repeal
In Albany on March 24 the New York Assembly passed a resolution to repeal the Panama Canal toll exemption law by a 66 to 64 vote. The measure marks a narrow approval signaling a shift in toll policy affecting the lower house.
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Associated Press
Albany, N
Marriage License Issued in Probates Court
A marriage license was issued after noon Monday by the probate court to F. H. Murphy and Clara Hemmet Boison.
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F. H. Murphy
Clara Hemmet Boison
Wall Street Opening Mixed in Quiet Trading
York March 24 The market opened with steady support but insufficient demand to extend yesterday’s gains. Major names like New Haven National Biscuit and General Electric declined while Pacific Telephone rose 11 2. Most stocks moved small or gained slightly amid a broad list of prices including Amalgamated Copper 76 5 8 and American Sugar Refining 101 bid.
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Wall Street Review
York
New Haven
National Biscuit
General Electric
Pacific TelePhone
Amalgamated Copper
American Beet Sugar
American Cotton Oijl
Amn
Smith & Ring
American Sugar Refining
American Tel. & Tel
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chio & Northwestern
Chi
Mil. & St. Paul
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Kans
Texas
Lehigh Valley
National
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas
Pullman
Reading
Rock Island Co
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
United States Steel
United Stated Steel
Wabash
Western Union
Texas Oil
No Clue to Bold Bandit After Union Bank Heist
After a 24 hour search, police have no clue to the lone bandit who entered the Union Bank in Altoona yesterday, shot the cashier and a depositor and escaped with 2882. The thief overlooked large piles of cash on the counters and did not examine an open safe containing 90000. The wounded cashier and depositor are out of danger.
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Associated Press
Altoona
Pai
Union Bank
Son of Vergara Accidental Shooting Fatal to Relative
Jesua Vergara, son of Clemente Vergara, accidentally killed his sister in law Juanite de Rio in Laredo Texas. He believed the rifle was unloaded when he fired.
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Laredo
Tex
Jesua Vergara
Clemente Vergara
Mexico
Juanite de Rio
Fire Sweeps Sayre Street School in Montgomery
A general alarm sounded at 2 46 PM for a blaze in Sayre Street school in a dense residential area of Montgomery Alabama. The fire threatened to spread and details of damage or cause were not yet available.
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Montgomery
Ala
Sayre Street
Grain and Provisions Market Report Chicago March 24
Futures for wheat corn oats pork lard and ribs listed with opening high low figures. May and July contracts show price ranges across each commodity including wheat at 93.6 to 94.8 for May and 89 to 89.5 for July. Corn May 69 3 4 to 70 9 8, July 69 7 8 to 70 1 2. Oats May 40 1 4 to 40 1 2, July 40 1 6 to 40 3 4. Pork May 21 60 to 21 65, July 21 60. Lard May 10 77, July 11 00. Ribs May 11 47 to 11 50, July 11 63 to 11 66.
Cash Grain and Provisions Market Report
Chicago and St. Louis grain and markets list cash wheat prices No 2 red 93 96 hard 92 1 2 94 Century. No 2 yellow corn 72 cents and white oats 40 1 4 40 1 20 7. Hay Timothy seed clover 9 to 14 dollars. Pork 21 50 rib 10 87 11 87. Spring wheat No 2 95 96. Provisions noted with prices.
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Chicago
St, Louis
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