Oklahoma Doctor Lynched After Wife's Murder Charge
Norman Oklahoma May 10 Dr B E Ward a noted Notle physician eight miles south of town was taken from the county jail by a masked mob yesterday and hanged to a tree a few miles south. Ward had been charged with fatally stabbing his wife last Tuesday night in their home. An armed guard stood watch until 24 hours before the lynching amid mob violence fears. Ward had previously spent time in the state insane asylum two years earlier.
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Norman
Okla
B. E. Ward
Notle
Ward
State Insane Asylum
New Orleans Cotton Market Brisk Morning Trade
The New Orleans cotton market opened with brisk demand as Liverpool and local buyers competed for limited supplies. Prices rose early by 13 points over Friday’s close, then slipped 48 to 46 points from the morning highs, and by noon were 11 to 14 points below Saturday’s close with steady spot sales of 160 bales. Middling cotton stood at 9 cents as the market remained dull in the afternoon but showed signs of recovery.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Congress
Des EU Eee
Cotton Market Stabilizes After Morning Rush in New York
New York cotton opened higher on a renewed paying movement and Liverpool strength but domestic war risk rumors and liquidation eased gains. Prices swung from 9.73 to 9.46 in Oct contracts before a late rally, with spot quiet and 2,000 bales sold as May to Dec futures posted scattered gains and declines.
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New York
Liverpool
Washington
VESSELS IN PORT AND PIER LOCATIONS IN REPORT
List of vessels by name and nationality in various ports with dock references across multiple locations. Includes ardanmhor cratheug petra marga and many other ships, plus steamships, bay steamers and dock names in Manchester Kingston Pensacola and other ports.
Wall Street Opens Steady After London Trade Mixed Prices
New York May 10 Wall Street opened with cautious gains in select issues led by international list a moderate volume. Bethlehem Steel fell sharply amid rumors and an April tonnage report while overall markets fluctuated with early advances eroding then recovering as bonds remained weak and steel shares retreated.
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Wall Street Review
New York
London
Bethelehem Steel
Amalgamated Copper
American Agricultural
American Can
American Car &.Fdy
American Cities, Ptd
American Cotton Oil
American Smeltine
American Sugar
American Tel. & Tel
American Tobacco
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Ohi
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Erie
General Electric
Great Northern
Pfd
Illinois Central
Interborough Met
Ptd
Kansas
City Southern
Lorillard Co
Mexican Petroleum
Kans
Texas
New York Central
N. Y
Norfolk
Texas Co
Union
Pacific
United States Steel
Virginia, Caro. Chem
Western Union
Thlehem Steel
Spot cotton prices show firm tones at Liverpool
Liverpool May 10 spot cotton remains firm with good middling at 5.62 and middling 5.26 while low middling is 4.82. Sales reach 7,000 bales for speculation and export plus 1,000 bales received. Futures are irregular with various one and two month spreads listed.
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Uavess
Eseneeet
Consolidated Sun
U. S
Eeenee
Liverpool
Grain and Provisions Market Report Chicago May 10
Wheat No 2 red trades at 1.50 1 4 to 1.68 1 4 with No 2 hard at 1.50 3 4 to 1.55. Corn No 2 yellow 75 1 2 to 76 1 2 cents. Rye nominal. barley 72 to 78 cents. Timothy hay 5.00 to 6.00. clover 8.50 to 12.50. Pork 17.50. lard 9.75. ribs 19.25.
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D. S
New York
Mobile ‘Chamber of Commerce
Pete
Smeal
Chicago
Turpentine and rosin market notes from Savannah
Savanna h market report shows turpentine steady at 44 1 2 to 44 3 4 cents with 316 casks received and 846 barrels of rosin. Prices for various grades are listed from B at 8 25 to N at 5 23 and WG at 5 60 with WwW at 5 70.
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NAVAL
Savannah
Road Superintendent Proposes Gravel Road Experiment
Jackson appeared before the board of revenue and road commissioners with a plan to try a new form of gravel road near Theodore. The board approved bidding for fifteen cars of gravel and ordered immediate work, with potential for future expansion if successful.
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Jackson
Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
Theodore
Million Dreadnaughts Captivate New York Harbor Crowd
In New York Harbor the Atlantic fleet remains anchored in the Hudson ahead of a May 17 presidential review. Officials and sailors greeted vast crowds with 60,000 visiting yesterday and an estimated one million along the shore, while thousands also attended the Boston-New York game. The fleet will be illuminated again tonight.
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New York
Hudson
Trap Shooters Open Tenth Interstate Tournament In Memphis
The tenth annual Interstate Trap Shooters Association tournament opened in Memphis on May 10 with participants from most Southern states and many professionals. Elmer E. Shaner, manager of the interstate committee, oversees events starting with five twenty thirds, culminating Thursday in the Southern handicap.
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Memphis
Tenn
Trap Shooters’ Association
Elmer E. Shaner
Interstate Committee
U S Doubles Guard at Picatinny Arsenal
Dover New Jersey May 10 Fifty four soldiers from Fort Hamilton arrived to double the guard at the Picatinny arsenal naval powder works at Lake Denmark New Jersey. No explanation was given.
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U. S
Dover
N. J
Picatinny Arsenal
United States Naval Powder Works
Lake Denmark
Fort Hamilton
Pope Expresses Horror Over Lusitania Sinking
Pope Benedict XV voiced horror at the Lusitania disaster and urged the United States to push for measures preventing such catastrophes in the future. The Tribuna notes the torpedoing justification cited by German authorities, reinforcing U S protest.
Marine traffic updates from the harbor
The Mallory Line steamer Sabine arrived after weather delays and docked at Pier 4 before a Tuesday departure. The Norwegian steamer Fort Gaines arrived from quarantine with 18 000 banana bunches and will carry merchandise to Puerto Cortez this week. The American schooner Fannie Prescott loads lumber at Gulfport and sails to the United Kingdom. The Ardanmhor docked at Pier 2, while the James W Paul Jr left for Progreso, Mexico with sisal. Captain G W Quarles commanded the John Quill to Lock 17. The Louisiana sailed to Port Arthur after fueling, and the Tana left port for Puerto Cortez.
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Sabine
Gulf
Pier 4
Fort Gaines
United Fruit Company
Puerto Cortez
Fannie Prescott
Gulfport
Miss
United Kingom
Ardanmhor
Wally Stevenoring and Contracting Company
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Elder-Dempster Steamship Company
Plier 2
James W. Paul, Jr
Seeberg Steamship Company
Progreso
Mexico
Mobile
G. W. Quarles
John Quill
Louisiana
Cuban Molases Company
Shipping News From Atlantic Ports May 9
Mariner notices list arrivals and sailings across Jacksonville Pensacola Port Eads New Orleans Savannah Tampa and Galveston. Vessels include Indian St Lenape Adelina Johan Mowinckle Escondido Lysefjord and Dority with routes to Liverpool Progreso Galveston Havana New York and Norfolk.
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Fla
Philadelphia
New York
Pensacola
Strs
Adelina
Span
Liverpool
Galveston
Port Eads
Btr
Johan Udvig Mowinckle
Nor
Progreso
Norman Bridge
Tampico
Stra
Merrimac
Baltimore
Tampa
Dorothy
Houston
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Maritime shipping list profiles global vessels and routes
A denseOCR compiled log lists numerous ships and routes including Nubian bound to Mobile Liners and Polstad to Van Heynigen, with references to ports in Cuba Puerto Rico and Spain. It outlines owners brokers and destinations across Liverpool Glasgow Havana Colombo and Cadiz with multiple American European and Caribbean connections.
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Laurenson
Liverpool
England
Mobile Liners, Inc
Polstad
Scot
van Heynigen Broke Waldhagen
Age Company
Mobile
Ines” Heynigen Brokerage
Signe
Cuban_ son Line
Whege Company
Imir S&s Dan
Copen- den
Vah Heynigen
Erpool
Eng
Liners, Inc
Span
Hua
San Juan
Porto
Cina
Whittney+ Bodden Co
Catherina
Nor
Springfield
Genoa
Italy
J. M. Scott & Bros
CG. W. Mills
Progreso
Mexico
Rosefi Master Eld
Cadiz
Spain
Princeton Wins Crew Race From Columbia
Princeton defeated Columbia and Pennsylvania in a mile and ninety yards race by half a length with Columbia's boat at the rudderpost. The Penn freshmen beat the Quakers by a length and a half.
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Princeton
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Neeton
Manual High School
County approves bids for county supplies purchase
The Board of Revenue and Read Commissioner at their weekly meeting voted to issue bids for four county supply categories. Items include plows clothing and other merchandise to be purchased via competitive bidding.
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Board of Revenuer
Home Coming Day at Spring Hill College Draws Alumni
More than one hundred alumni returned Sunday to Spring Hill College for Home Coming Day. They toured campus, watched the college team edge the alumni 5 to 4 at Maxon Field, swam, and attended the banquet with toastmaster Matt Mahomer Jr. The afternoon featured a Parney Cavanagh win 6 to 6 in a baseball game and an evening program with a farce, concert, and union entertainment.
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Spring Hill
College Tt
Maxon Field
Matt Mahomer, Jr
EB. A. Cummings
James H. Glennon
Spring Hill College
Parney-Cavanagh
Liverpool Cotton Exchange Bars All Naturalis Germans
Liverpool May 10 The Cotton Association board passes a resolution prohibiting entry to any naturalized German or German natives into the cotton exchange, enforcing a stricter admission policy.
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Liverpool
All Naturalis
The
Cotton Association
Cotton Exchange
Free Fair Expanded Schedule Set for Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge officials announce a greatly enlarged free fair from October 20 to 24 after an executive committee meeting of the Baton Rouge Livestock and Agricultural Fair Association. George W. Garig, commissioner of public works, will lead the effort. W. H. Dapple is vice president, with Hox godenearees and Shelby Kean as treasurer.
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Baton Rouch
Ba Ouge
Baton Rouge
First Torpedo No Fear Claim by Lusitania Officer
London May 10 Dr J T Houghton of Troy Mich stated that an officer aboard the Lusitania said the first torpedo caused no fear and that the ship would head to Queenstown and be beached there after the hit.
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London
J. T. Houghton
Troy
Queenstown
Pole-Carew Thrown From Horse in Cornwall Hunt
Lieutenant General Sir Reginald Pole-Carew inspector general of the territorial forces was thrown from his horse at Antony Park Cornwall and picked up unconscious with concussion of the brain. He is years old.
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London
Reginald Pole-Carew
Territorial Forces
Antony Park
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