Favor Rate Control Need of Foreign Markets Unites Stock Groups
Demands for federal control of railroad rates and expanded foreign markets for American meats dominated the joint convention of the American Stock Growers' Association and the National Live Stock Association. They merged into the American National Live Stock Association with Murdo Mackenzie elected president. The body, representing about 10,000 store growers and allied groups, vows to press Congress for rate regulation and in transit protections while seeking freer access to foreign markets, especially England. The meeting featured remarks by Frank J. Hagenbarth and others on improving beef prices and international trade, and urged faster approval of measures to extend unloading time and inspectorate for meat exports.
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Trinidad
Cole
Haw
M- MacKenzie
American Stock Growers’Association
Eed
Denver
Natonal Live Stock Association
WHI
Onis
Sie Lee
Tovalftord Pinchot
Federal Bureau of Moresirs
Roosevelt John W Springer
Reat Hk de Llagenbarch
National Live Stock Association
United States
Beef Trust
Moirde Stackeninge
American Starity Association
Interstate Commerce Limivitus
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Aly Mackengie
Humane 8
Wilson
Tme
Wilson Haa
Chicago
England
H Cowan
Texas
Gars
Committee
National Wool Growers' Association
Lay
Bay of Animal Industry
Reversed decision on Norfolk ward redraw injunction
Circuit Judge Prentis reversed his prior ruling denying an injunction against Norfolk redistricting after learning the law used had not been constitutionally passed. Former Senator Jeffreys and J T Lawless, former Virginia secretary of state, traveled to Richmond and obtained new insight, leading to a fresh ruling in favor of the complainants.
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Washington Post
Suffolk
Prentis
Norfolk
Rrentis
Bosley Charged With Rebates in Lumber Trade
William H. Bosley president of the Suffolk and Carolina Railroad and Gay Manufacturing Company faces federal charges in Alexandria and Norfolk for giving rebates on lumber transport. He was held on $1000 bail for the May term after waiving a hearing with no evidence taken. The indictment names Bosley and both companies in a case seen as pursued by federal authorities for rebate practices.
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Baltimore
William H. Bosley
United States District Court of the
Eastern District of Virginia
Norfolk
United States
Rogers
Suffolk and Carolina Railroad
Bosles
Grand Jury
Langhammer
Bosley
Suffolk and Carolina Railroad Company
Alexandria
Gay Manufacturing Company
Suffolk
Cancem
Hotels and Guests Tangled Listings Across Cities
A long hotel guest roll lists numerous guests by city including Shoreham New Willard Riggs and many others. The list spans Arlington Chicago New York Boston and more with names such as Jennie Benson A J Jewett H loring Nash and C A Knight among others. A separate note reports Dr. William Osler leaving Baltimore to visit Toronto before returning to England. Also contains a Cold cure ad for Quintus Tablets with Grove signature.
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Haltimoriq
Jennie Benson
Shoreham
C. L. Hill
New Willard
Gaston
A. J. Jewett
Riggs
H Loring
W. Kimball
Winslow
Arlington
Nash
J. J. Becton
C. H.illams
G A. Quinlan
J. J. Munsford
J. W. McLaughlin
Cicago
C A. Knight
Misa Knight
Misa L. Kllleman
J. B. Maling
L. T. Duckason
J. A. Barett
A. D. North
H. V. Johnson
Rale
New York City
H. Howson
J. C. Kenelsen
Coner
T. Carter
C. T. Duffy
C. G. Cas A Becker
Trisch
A. Hauser
A. Friedleim
Shollick
J. H. Griffis
Ari
Wedinke
B. BL Levy
J W. Pritchard
HL M Galdrogle
J. Riehens, Jr
Schwarschild
R. Cook
R. AL Witteman
Kudltb
Raleigh
W L Mayer
R. P. Bowler
ML T Billings
B T. Yeumans
Sheffert
Malins
J. Reckentorfer
Gensr
A. A. Newbay
W. V. Dunning
Huth
S. Dunning
Littleton
Abbott
KK. Reinesing
L. Crawford
W. Bullowa
Joseph
Conger
H. Goodwin
WL. Hockins
Misa ‘Albran
Migs Pultz
F. H. Lancaster
New Wolard
G. MH. Lacy
Rigel
le Weeks and Wife
C. KF. Rand
Mre
I. Long
A. Dodge
Arington
Hilanelpha
A. Thompson
Ebbiet
G. R. Fairleigh
R. 0. Moore
P. Gadley
New Viclaru
W. EL Bradley
J. E. Hayes
BR. Vale
J. P. Brubales
D. Mengel
W. H. Willson
BE. Rogers
N. Dix
Musburg
S. G. Lennox
New
Willard
Melton
Miss Sawyer
Misa M. Sawyer
Richmond
Osler
Baltimore
William Osler
Regius
Oxford University
Toronto
Canada
England
New York
W. Grove
Roosevelt popularity questioned by citizens across states
A compilation of urban and business leaders from New York, Minnesota, Kentucky, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, Chicago, Milwaukee and Denver express mixed views on President Roosevelt's popularity. Some say it declines among Republicans and party leaders while others insist it rises or remains strong among the public and business circles.
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New York
Roosevelt
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Northrop
University of Minnesota
S. A. Harris
National Bank of Commerce
Pittsburg
Jan
Namer L. Castle
Theodore Roosevelt
John Larkin
Stephen FP. Stone
Roosevel
Critics’ chorus doubts Congress in dangerous trend
A New York Sun essay urges restraint in Congress bashing and defends respect for the federal legislature. It cautions that public attacks erode confidence, risk national welfare, and resemble playing with matches near a powder magazine. Reactions from Kansas City and Cleveland echo varied views on presidential popularity.
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Srom
New York Sun
Tigens
Congress
Washington
House
Senate
High Noting
Jaincoh Steffens
American Congress
Hach
Wall Street outlook from J W Gates on markets and steel
New York report quotes John W Gates claiming an eight month rise has paused at a knoll and a setback will temper markets before higher levels. He expects further gains after a shake up and predicts United States Steel will rally with industrial growth, though Steel common may dip briefly. He favors Norfolk and Western and Denver stock names and warns on Union Pacific and Louisville and Nashville.
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Washington Post
New York
John W. Gates
Washington
Wall Street
Jo Am
Norfolk and Western
Denver
Union Pacific
Louisville
Nashville
Niles
United States
Mileage deposit hearing before Pennsylvania secretary
Harrisburg January hearing opens on claim that Pennsylvania Railroad imposes a 310 deposit on each $20 mileage book, violating the constitution. Secretary Brown will rule after briefs on legal aspects by opposing sides. George W. Boyd defends current mileage book as satisfactory to 59 percent of patrons. Complainants include M J Vandyke and W A Griffith with Travelers’ Protective Association represented by M. J. Pickering.
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Washington
Fie
Ft. J. Vandyke
Harrisburg
W. A. Griffith
Pittsburg
M. J. Pickering
Philadelphia
Travelers’ Protective Association
United States Steel Declares Dividend and Elects Hughitt Director
New York Jan 30 The United States Steel Corporation directors declare a regular quarterly dividend of 124 percent on preferred stock Marvin Hughitt of Chicago elected as director to replace the late Marshall Field Net earnings for the quarter ended December 31 reach 3 21 988 with a rise from the previous year Unfilled orders on December 31 total 7 6 million tons setting new records for the company The annual net earnings approximate 119 850 282 compared with 133 308 763 in 1902 and 22 in 1904 After deductions the quarter’s net is 29 688 446 and after other charges including the preferred stock dividend the quarter’s surplus is 18 000 000 A charge of 9 000 000 was set aside for future construction and other appropriations not charged in late 1904.
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Marvin Hughitt
Marshall Field
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Chicago
Sale of Pennsylvania bonds in New York banks
Announcement of the sale of 20 million dollars in 4 percent Pennsylvania Company bonds to New York bankers to fund construction and other stated uses. Also reported was the purchase of 4.3 million dollars of Long Island Railroad 4 percent bonds guaranteed by the Pennsylvania Company, both bought by Kuhn, Leeb & Co.
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New York
Jan
Pennsylvania Company
Long Island Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Bsroad Company
Long Island
Kuhn, Leeb & Co
Wheat and corn futures show gains on drought and demand
Chicago wheat May advances amid drought in India and expected cold in the Southwest. Corn and oats rise modestly as bulls push on, supported by weather forecasts and tighter U.S. stocks. Provisions notch small gains. Trade active with commission houses buying on bullish foreign and domestic signals.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
IF Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Chigage
India
United States
Northwest
Minneapolis
Weather Bureau
Bradstreet
Wheat and Grain Futures Rally Amid Firm Close
May contracts surged with wheat and corn strength lifting prices amid strong demand. Receipts rose in Minneapolis, Duluth, and Chicago while New York butter and egg markets held mixed, and overall commodities showed steady to firm tones across grains and fats.
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New York
Duluth
ST. Corn
Dilnneapelis
Chicago
Haig
Washington Produce Market Eggs and Poultry Prices
Market overview shows weak egg offerings with firm high grades, mixed creamery stock and steady to unchanged cheese. Poultry arrivals moderate with dull demand, mixed dressed meats, and scarce vegetables and fruits amid mild weather.
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Hutter
Western
New York State
Gil
New
Virginia
Cotton Market Narrows Gains as Trading Eases
New York cotton opened barely steady with an advance of 8 points on near positions but fell back as liqu idation grew. By close, prices showed small net changes amid heavy selling and a 400,000-bale estimate for futures. Nearby futures dipped to about 11 cents, while new crop held firmer on cover bids and spot support.
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Tlaviga
York
Jan
Hales
Ncai
Duncan A Bankrupt Referee Appointed to Administer Former Mills President Estate
Thomas Duncan, former president of the Buffalo and Union Cotton Mills, was adjudged bankrupt in U S District Court. Jon J. Earie of Columbia was named referee to administer the estate after a petition filed November 1 by Union and Buffalo Cotton Mills and the Charleston Change Banking and Trust Company.
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Cotton Mills
Charleston
S. C
Thomas Dencan
Buffalo and Union Cotton Mills
United States District Court
Jon J. Earie
Columbia
Duncan
Union and Buffalo Cotton Mills and Tie Change Banking and Trust Compant
Sherleston
Reward for Brave Sea Captain in Boston
Capt. William Wyndham, the British consul, presented two gold watches to Capt. Parkham Sjudgden today on behalf of his government for gallantry in rescuing the crew of the submarine Ayr on January 14. The lumber-laden vessel was waterlogged and crew nearly froze before Capt. N Hodgdon rescued them.
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Boston
William Wyndham
Parkham Sjudgden
N Hodgdon
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Murdo MacKenzie
United
Mar Hagenbarth
Newepa
President Bosley
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Lumber Company
Arizona
Campbell
Prescott
D. J. Branwen
Playwtas
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Shepard
Meyer
H. Shaw
Uridgsport
Ralelen
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Wilmington
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J. T Kirby
Newman
Indiana
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Indianapolis
Colonial
H. W. Marshall
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Iowa
E Lb. Marvin
Bolve
Louisiana
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Wits
Andover
Haleiah
H. S. Helm
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Missouri
E. Littmann
St. Louis
Raleiah Montana
Orlin Selff
Butta
Nebraska
E. Rosewater
Omaha
J. D. Ie- Jaan
Sedie Goldberg
H. W. Newton
Nebraska City
New Jersey
J. O'Keefe
Newark
C. I. Towler
Elizabeth
Mia
Church
East Grange
C. Ritter
Westfeld
Dsirs
E. G. Hamlin
P. W. Hamlin
Utica
F. Grenier
J. Byrne
J. Sweeney
Miss Sweeney
Buffalo
A. Michaels
Rochester
North Carolina
S. B. Lamson
J. & Cerr
Durham
Owighi
V. Harr
E. F. Dyer
G. E. Collings
Cleveland
Ebbitt
T. A. Fuller
Luff
J. YT
Ella E. Hink
Doylestown
G. A. Trotter
Phoenixville
T. B. Ely
Girard
Rhode Island
Bowen
Bristol
E. ¥. Kent
Providence
Tennessee
Watson
Memphis
Dest
Dallas
New Wield
G. C. Bolcer
M. Peterson
Harrisonburg
T. Gafard
A. Galllard
Spokane
M. Graves
West Virginia
George H. Moffett
G. H. Moffett
Parkersburg
W. W. Whyte
Welch
Wisconsin
R. G. Wagner
Milwaukee
Belgium
C. Labloters
Brussels
France
G. Leoholdti
Paria
London
C. Geiden
Hakt
V. R. Berry
Caivass
Agin
Albany
Albany, N. Y
Republica
Kentucky
Hf. Bowen
Louisville Board of Trade
Logan
Murray
American National Bank
Stuyvesant Fish
Board of Trade
John R. Castleman
Rhody
R. J
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Per Heathbone Gardner
Citizens’ Union
Frank HE. Fitzsimmons
Democratic State Committee
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Dunne
Panama Republic
Canal
James H. Eckels
John Toohey
James G. Flanders
Rockes
Kansas City
W. 5
The
Chicago News
Ohio
J. J. Sullivan
National Bankers’ Association
M. B. Excell
Board of Public Safety
Atlanta
Benjamin M. Blue
Terrell
Bookwalter
William EB. English
Harry New
Republican National Committee
c_ People’s Savings Bank
St. N. W
Bull Talk
J. W. Gates
George W. Boyd
Pennsylvania
NEW York Grain
Chicago Grain
America
Castoria
Chas. H. Fletcher
Philadelphia Bulletin
FecSimile Signature of
Cordova, Shersucar
Maine
Washington Produce Market
Astoria
What Is
Ceetaur Company
Murray ET
F Street
Greer
Toledo
Lema
Roanoke
L. E Johnson
Board of
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Lowrey
Forest
Concords
Lynchbuir
American Locomotive Company
Mag
Savannah
Charleton
Wansington
Fan Francisco
Jacksonville
Houston
Augusta
Esa
Dulla
Cincinnati
Wirm
Toauy
Porte
Great
Con- Britain
Japan
Atonic
Great Britain
Continent
Mexico
Mother Superior
Warner
Mother ST Ferdinand
Fh. J. M
Warner's
Bright
Warner’s
Safe Cure Co
Hochester
N. Y
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