Favor Rate Control Need of Foreign Markets
Demands for federal rate control and broadened foreign markets for American meats were voiced at a joint convention of the American Stock Growers Association and the National Live Stock Association. The two bodies merged, creating the American National Live Stock Association with about 10,000 store growers. Murdo Mackenzie of Trinidad was unanimously elected president. the group plans stronger railroad and packer representation and aims to push Congress to extend Interstate Commerce powers to regulate rates and transit time. President Roosevelt and Secretary Wilson were praised for support.
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Reversed decision grants injunction in Norfolk redistricting
Special to The Washington Post reports Suffolk Virginia. Circuit Judge Prentis reversed yesterday's denial of an injunction blocking Norfolk from redistricting wards after Jeffreys and Lawless learned the law used was not lawfully passed. They sought a new ruling instead of an appeal, and Prentis granted the injunction.
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Bosley Held on Rebate Charge Linked to Lumber Firm
William H. Bosley president of the Suffolk and Carolina Railroad and the Gay Manufacturing Company was held on $1000 bail in Baltimore for the May term of the U S District Court in Norfolk on a charge of giving concessions and rebates in lumber transport. An Alexandria grand jury indicted Bosley and the two companies for rebates to Gay Manufacturing of Suffolk. The amount involved is a few hundred dollars and authorities plan to pursue both the payer and receiver in court.
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Hotels Wardrobe Guest List From New Willard Area
A long list of guests at the New Willard and surrounding hotels is reported, detailing visitors from multiple states and foreign nations. Notable entries include individuals from Raleigh, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and Chicago, along with several in transit through Washington and Baltimore. The roster names numerous families, business figures, and travelers, reflecting a busy hotel scene and cross‑country mobility.
Roosevelt popularity questions spark varied opinions across states
Across Albany and many cities, Republican leaders and business figures debate Roosevelt's appeal. Some say popularity declines, others insist it rises or remains strong, with views split in Minnesota, Kentucky, Rhode Island, Chicago, Milwaukee, Baltimore, Denver and Philadelphia. Influences include Panama, canal issues, and party dynamics.
Critics in Congress Stir Debate on Public Confidence
A New York Sun editorial argues that aggressive Congress baiting risks eroding trust in lawmakers. It warns that sensational journalism and partisan attacks fuel distrust, urging patriotism and respect for Congress as a stable national institution despite political changes. The piece notes a growing public reaction and cites quotes from politicians and editors on presidential popularity.
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Mileage Deposit Hearing in Harrisburg Lawsuit
Special to The Washington Post from Harrisburg Pennsylvania reports a hearing on a complaint by the Homeless Twenty Six a group of traveling and business men alleging that the Pennsylvania Railroad exceeds its rights and violates the constitution by requiring a 310 deposit on each 20 mileage book sold Secretary of Internal Affairs Brown presided and will render a decision after legal briefs are filed George W Boyd general passenger agent defended noting the mileage book satisfies 59 percent of patrons and could be abolished if shown unpopular Counsel included M J Pickering and ft J Vandyke and W A Griffith plus W A Griffith for the Travelers Protective Association
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United States Steel Declares Dividend and Elects Hughitt Director
New York Jan 30 The United States Steel Corporation directors declared a regular quarterly dividend of 12 to preferred stock Marvin Hughitt of Chicago was elected as a director to succeed the late Marshall Field Net earnings for the December quarter were 3 21 988 increases and unfilled orders on December 31 reached 7 6 million tons The year’s net earnings stand around 119 850 282 with 133 308 763 in 1902 and 1904 figures noted Surplus after deductions for sinking funds depreciation and reserve stood at 29 688 446 with further charges including interest and bonds Shrinking and expenditures cited for car expenditures and property construction not charged in late 1904
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Sale of Pennsylvania bonds and related notes
New York reports the sale of 20 million dollars in 4 percent Pennsylvania Company bonds to New York bankers for construction and other purposes. Also announced is a 4 percent Long Island Railroad refinancing bond issue totaling 4.3 million dollars. Both bond issues were bought by Kuhn, Leeb & Co.
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Wheat Market Rises on Drought Fears and India Review
Chicago grain notes an active day as May wheat climbs amid drought reports from India and forecasts of cold weather in the U S Southwest. Corn and oats rise modestly. provisions edge higher. Trade driven by bullish foreign and domestic news, thin Northwest receipts, and heavier shorts covering on weather outlook and supply forecasts.
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Market closes firm as wheat demand lifts May futures
May option sold up to 83 percent with a firm close near day’s highs. Wheat strength and strong corn movement supported higher prices, with May opening up and closing around 44 1/4. Local receipts mixed, car shipments from Duluth and Chicago trending lower week over week, butter and eggs mixed, flour steady, and cattle and hogs mixed amid steady to firmer prices.
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Washington Produce Market Eggs and Poultry Report
The Washington produce market shows weak and irregular egg prices with firm high grade butter and cheese markets. Live poultry arrivals are moderate and demand weak. dressed poultry and game show specific prices, while vegetables and fruits listings are mixed with scarcity of cauliflower lettuce and tomatoes, markets dull overall.
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Moving Apples and Oranges Are Priced Steadily
The column lists various dried fruits and fresh produce with prices, noting apples, per barrel at 4.50 to 5.50, oranges per box, cranberries per barrel 22.00 to 33.00, and other dried fruits and prepared goods. A New York cotton market report follows, describing nervous, unsettled trading, with near-term gains and declines, closing near steady after fluctuations. News from Roanoke, Virginia reports Norfolk and Western plans for track doubling, new single track, 4,000 additional freight cars, 75 locomotives, and a new foundry, with bids requested and work to begin.
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Duncan A Bankrupt Referee Appointed to Administer Mills Estate
Duncan, former president of the Buffalo and Union Cotton Mills, was adjudged bankrupt in U S District Court. Jon J. Earie of Columbia named referee to administer the estate. Petition to bankrupt filed November 1 by Union and Buffalo Cotton Mills and the Charleston Change Banking and Trust Company of Charleston.
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Reward for Brave Sea Captain in Boston
Capt. William Wyndham, British consul, presented two gold watches to Capt. Parkham Sjudgden on behalf of the government for gallantry in rescuing the crew of the submarine Ayr on January 14. The lumber vessel was water logged and the crew nearly froze before Capt. Hodgdon rescued them.
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