Chronicle reveals peril of booms as Sioux City crash shocks markets
The State Chronicle notes a sweeping Sioux City boom collapse with 55 million in failed loans, 500 banks, 2,000 individuals affected, and the Eastern cantankerous finance group shattered. It contrasts Southern growth with Western speculation, warning towns against boom fever and urging constitutional reforms to empower voters.
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Ture
Sioux City
Iowa
Insurancs
Chicago
New York
New England
Union Loan and Trust Company
Middle States
Scenes of the Davis Interment in Richmond
The June 2 Richmond Dispatch details the Davis family return to New York, the quiet reburial setup at Hollywood with Mayor Ellyson, and a visit to the Davis gravesite. The article notes the embalmed tributes preserved by Valentine Museum trustees, and praises the Louisiana escort for its courteous conduct.
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Davis
Richmond Dispatch
Litle Joe
Ellyson
Hollywood
Little Joe
Hayes
Winnie
Winchester
Lee
Howitzer
Westmoreland Club
William Garl Brown
Mrs. Davis
General Glynn
New Orleans
Clay Street
Richmond
Mechanicsville
Valentine Museum
Major Brander
Lee Camp
Confederate Literary and Memorial Society
Davis Mansion
Brander
Valentine
Louisiana
Mexican revolutionary leader sentenced in U S court
Maximo Martinez a Mexican who lived at San Ignacio led a group of revolutionists that sacked the town and murdered neighbors. He was sentenced in U S court to three years in the penitentiary for violating the neutrality law.
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Sexaron MacFarlane
American Life Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Brazil
Nolle Contendre
Southern Associated Press
San Antonio
Texas
Maximo Martinez
San Ignacio
U. S
Fire destroys Northern Pacific car shop in Bramserv
A blaze in Bramserv Minnesota last night consumed the Northern Pacific Railway car shop cabinet shop belt house and two small buildings and five cars. The fire ruined tools though records were saved. Loss estimated at 25000 dollars. Also a Cure claim for blood diseases using P P P is noted.
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Southern Associated Press
Bramserv
Minn
Northern Pacific Railway
A Cradle for the Infanta in a Palmer Tale
A Michigan commercial traveler sought to present a cradle for the Infanta at the Palmer in Baltimore. Palmer teased by the claim, buys an afternoon paper showing the infant is thirty years old with a husband, then offers to accept the cradle for the princess. Local items promote Electric Bitters with several testimonials from Ida ville readers.
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Michigan
Cuexco
Infanta
Palmer
Mr. Palmer
Sir. Palmer
Spain
Infanta Eulslie
Fourten
Chas. Berna
Six Months in Hades Prize Story Featured in Town Topics
In the summer issue of Town Topics a prize story titled Six Months in Hades is highlighted. The issue notes favorable weather conditions for readers and events surrounding the feature.
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Hades
Oxford Female Seminary Commencement and Exhibits
The Oxford Female Seminary held a large commencement with Rev. W. E. Hatcher delivering the annual Calliopean Society address at the Opera House. The ceremony featured Bachelor of Arts and Literature graduates, music, and art diplomas. An alumnae meeting in the chapel drew many former students, with extensive art exhibits praised for their quality and variety.
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Oxford Female Seminary
Calliopean Society
Opera House
W. E. Hatcher
Richmond
New York
Stella Jenkins
Eva Carlton
Marie Dennis
Laula Long
Ruth Fenbee
Pearl Tuck
Essie Watson
Ella Petty
Florence Culler
Isabel Horner
Martha Dennis
Mary Holt
Hettie Elliott
Hobgood
Capriccio Brillante
Dennie
Louie Currin
Briggs
Raleigh
Oussaver
Louisville and Nashville extends railroad control deal
A Southern Associated Press report from Louisville indicates the Louisville and Nashville has secured control of the Newport News and Mississippi Valley railroad. The purchase price is cited at 20 million dollars. President Smith of the Louisville and Nashville is away from the city, possibly finalizing the deal.
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Southern Associated Press
Louisville
Louieville and
Nashville
Newport News and
Mississippi Valley Railroad
Smith
Louisville and Nashville
Second Hand Burglar from Yankee Blade
Mrs Nicker whispers to her husband that a burglar is in the room rifling clothes. Mr N replies that it matters little since she has already searched his pockets.
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Coxcussionen Brownt
Hawaii
Yankee Blade
Toxas F. Goope
Secretary Herbert Visits Annapolis Naval Academy Exercises
Wasuixeton June 2 Secretary Herbert traveled to Annapolis to witness the closing exercises at the naval academy. Secretary and Mrs Carlisle left this afternoon to spend a few days with Senator Gibson on Maryland's eastern shore. Secretary Carlisle will return Monday.
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Herbert
Annapolis
Southern Associated Press
Wasuixeton
Naval Academ
Carlisle
Senator Gibson
Maryland
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