Buffalo Jones roping lions rhinoceros in Africa tale
Charles J Jones known as Buffalo Jones recounts his six week Africa hunt with a lariat rope. He describes roping a lioness and a seven foot rhinoceros, rescuing a captive lioness, and filming moving pictures of the expedition. He notes lions retreat when approached against the wind and underscores his ranching and conservation efforts back in New Mexico.
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Buffalo” Jones
Col. Jones
Charles J Jones
Roosevelt
Buffalo Jones
Ilka
Jones
Times
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Brong Zological Gardens
Las Véxas
Afica
Rocky Mountainangel
Tooxcrait
Alton
Yellow Song Park
Jonas
Montana
Yellowstone Park
Elk Jones
White House
Frifvie Jones
Africa
Arizona
Ted
F. W. Bird
Francis W Bird
Elint Tooter
Arthur Fowler
Tut Jones
Fowler
Charles 5
Bird
Marshall D. Loveless
Ambrose I Means
New Mexico
Guy HE Scull
Charry Keaton
David Gobbet
Col Jones
British East Africa
New York
Broadway
Nairobi
Nong
Kedong
Moving Picture
Moving Picture Men
Activity in wire keeps up inquiries for pig iron revived
In a mixed signal for August, the wire trade shows renewed inquiries for pig iron and limited visible demand. The American Steel and Wire Co. expects August to surpass July, while railroad and apartment construction remains subdued and prices edge lower in some eastern furnaces.
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New York
American Steel and Wire Company
American Bridge Company
New York Central Railroad
New York Terminal
Central
West
Valley
Alabama
Cotton valued at hundreds of millions in Carolinas Georgia
Estimates by John M. Miller Jr of First National Bank of Richmond place the 1914 cotton crop values at 13 cents a pound. North Carolina would gain about 0.9 million, South Virginia about 70 thousand, and Georgia about 125 million dollars.
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Carolinas
Georgia
Washington Post
Richmond
Aus
John M. Miller, Jr
First National Bank
North Carolina
South Varona
2000 at Baptist Meeting in Albemarle
The Albemarle Baptist Association at Bethel Church Fluvanna county drew 2000 attendees. Dr. Henry W. Battle preached to the overflow in a grove as the laymen movement urged dividing the field into five districts with a district leader for each. Next year’s meeting will be at Liberty Church near Charlottesville with several visiting church and mission figures present.
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Albemarle Field
Washington Post
Charlottesville
Albemarle Baptist Association
Bethel Church
Fluvanna County
Henry W. Battle
High Street Baptist Church
Liberty Church
J. Parker
Richmond
Foreign Mission Board
O. 3. Gregory
Staunton
A. B. Woodfin
Waynesboro
Kable
Crop outlook prompts cautious Wall Street mood
A Washington Post summary notes scarce influencing developments last week for securities and business. Grain prospects improved with corn and cotton yields, wheat moving to market boosting western banks and merchants. Yet tariff, rate cases, and political uncertainty kept investment demand weak, with markets driven mainly by professionals and cautious sentiment. Washingtonian wedding report follows.
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Washington Post
New York
Col. Roosevelt
Taft
Wall Street
McKinley
Special Tariff Commission
Policr Cail
Stock Exchange
The
James J. Hii
Department of Trade
Interstate Commerce Commission
Western Railroads
Chicago
London Brokers Cheerful on Rubber and Rhodesian Shares
London reports show American rubber shares weak from Malacca rumors while Rhodesian trusts anticipate amalgamation. Americans, robbers, and Rhodesians shape the week. critics say tariffs threaten US finance. Berlin notes wary markets as Bank of England policy looms and Reichsbank reports steady results. Paris records firm bourse with Rio Tinto slip then recovery. rubber stocks firm and Malacca climbs.
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Washington Post
London
Stock Exchange
Bank of England
United States
New York
Berlin
New York Stock Exchange
Reichsbank
Koenigsberg
Canadian Pacific
Baltimore
Ohio
Electric Company
Paris
Rio Tinto
Malacca
St. Louisa
San Francisco
Bogota Buys Up Franchise For City Railway
Bogota's municipality bought out the American owned Bogota City Railway Company for 800000 dollars to quell attacks on the line and prevent international friction. The concession, granted under Gen Reyes, was unpopular and the line faced boycott and suspension of operations.
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Bogota
Colombia
District of Columbia Condemnation Notices for Street Extensions
The District of Columbia Commissioners seek to condemn land for extending Twenty third and R streets southeast and Columbia Road Northwest. A five member jury will assess damages and benefits, with publication in local papers and court orders for owners to appear by September 22, 1910.
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District of Columbia
Twenty-third
District Court No
Congress
Twenty-third Street
Naylor Street
R Street
United States
Washington Law Reporter
Washington Times
Washington Herald
Washington Post
Tha
A. D
Ashley’ M Gould
JR Young
BR P. Belew
Columbia Road Northwest
of Columbia
District Court
Columbia Road
Columia Road
Ashley BM Gould
J. Young
RF Belew
Audi d
Proposals for Interior Heating and Tramway Work
Proposals from the Interior Department notice bids due September 1 1910 for extending a vacuum heating system to the Pension Office Building and constructing a concrete trench linking the old post office tunnel to the Pension Office Building. Includes bid security details and right to reject all bids. Also notices for clothing equipment at Soldiers Home and for sinking deep wells in the District of Columbia with details and contact.
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Washington, D. C
Titursday
Pension oMea
Postonce
Patent Office
Pension Once
Pension Office
Frank Pierce
U. S. Soldiers’ Home
Washington
D. C
H. M Kendall
District of Columbia
District
Cuno H Rudolph
E. M. Markham
WM. H. Saunders & CO
Frank T. Rawlings CO
Arlington Fire Insurance Company
National Loan & Investment Co
Thompson
Smith Company
N.Y. Ave
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Equitable
F ST. NW
Columbia
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Wtith Street
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America
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Commmbia
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Washington, D C
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Supreme Court OF the District of Columbia
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McCalmont
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Fifth Street Northweat
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Pennsylvania Ave
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Pleass
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Sth
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Lathee
Wine & Benson
Home Life
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REO
Lester D. Moore, JR
T.n.w
Chalmers
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Cour
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Miller Bros
14Th St
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Regal Automobiles
Emerson & Orme
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Roman Automobile Co
Iss Hst
Philadelphia
Columbia Electric
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Carter Motor Car Corporation
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Yon 1
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Pope Auto CO
11Th St
Milton Norris
Henry F. Kunkel
Mer
Bailey Electric
H. B. Leary
Lamont St. N. W
Cadillac
Cook & Stoddard Co
Luttrell CO
Apperson
Emerson & Oememorary
K St. N
Paige
Detroit
Brasch
New York Ave
Zell Motor Car CO
Oldsmobile
Ivy
Elmore
Creek
Ariington
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