Cotton Price Rally Defines 15 Cent Policy for 12 Million Bales
In Montgomery on September 13 a convention of about 500 farmers and 500 bankers and officials from southern states declared support for cotton at 15 cents a pound. They backed warehousing with receipts as collateral until net prices reach 16 cents, and formed the Southern Cotton Congress to pursue a higher price. Speakers included Senator Smith of South Carolina and Representative Heflin of Alabama. A foreign syndicate offered up to $7,000,000 to finance the plan at 7 percent interest, with cotton as collateral, pending final committee work.
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Wireless marriage wins bride aboard voyage
Wealthy Indianapolis manufacturer James Gill Haugh announced in New York that he won his bride through a wireless proposal aboard the French steamer La Bretagne returning from France. Miss Mat Kulerite Gastain MQ Haigh, daughter of Jean Gastain of the French army, agreed to marry him. The couple plans nuptials after their homeward voyage and family visit.
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la Bretagne
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Businness
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Unsure Claim About Auto Crash In Matteson Area
A garbled report asserts someone in Matteson denies involvement in a recent car incident. It mentions a purported driver and injury claims but contains broken phrases and unclear attribution, making exact details hard to determine. The piece lacks coherent names, dates, or locations for firm facts.
Cholera Spreads Abroad Amid Global Health Alert
Amid growing cholera concerns officials report cases abroad in Europe and Asia. United States health authorities monitor immigration stations and entry points to guard against spread as alerts rise from Marseille to Russia. Surgeon Eagerott Palermo directs precautions and ordered actions in Marseille.
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May Marry Czar's Niece Reported In Canada Voyage
An unclear report states Prince Arthur of Connaught may wed the Czar’s niece during the voyage to Canada. The prize event is said to be announced before the ship sails, with dates and details still unspecified.
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Head of Church of Ireland Dead Dibl Sept 13
The article notes the death of a prominent Church of Ireland figure, detailing his long service as rector of several parishes before his elevation to bishop and primate of all Ireland. It mentions his tenure at St Ele and references a rectorate prior to becoming bishop of Det, with a final line noting the age 59.
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Perkins Admits Civil Suit Awareness in Colorado Filing
A fragmented notice mentions L L Perkins with a Colorado address and a phone contact at a building room, signaling a civil matter filing. The readable text shows an attorney or party name and location but lacks full case details or dates.
Made Disbursing Clerk Appointed at Census Bureau
Cmmont and Ebstarth of New York named disbursing clerk of the census bureau at an annual salary of 2575 dollars. The vacancy occurred after promotion of a census disbursing clerk to a department post. Lillwerth, born Conewango NY May 4, 1817, had prior service and promotions within the bureau. John B Mellwai of this city elected ast Commander of the Knights of the Modern Facraders to succeed the late May Rovatan who founded the order. The executive committee reviews a proposed rate increase.
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Indictments reveal larceny at Mercantile Railway Association
The Alexandria court heard multiple indictments against Lewis Hooff, secretary and manager of the Mercantile Railway Building and Loan Association, totaling about $8,650 with additional unaccounted funds. Hooff faces charges of felonious theft from several Virginia Trust and Safe Deposit entities and from the Mercantile company, with bond set at $19,000. The grand jury also found the 18th annual statement misleading and the association insolvent, citing inadequate book-keeping and directors ignorant of operations.
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Equity suits and bank foreclosures dominate DC legal ledger
The District of Columbia legal record lists equity suits, bankruptcy petitions, and numerous property foreclosures and mortgage payments across Lynchburg and Washington avenues. Entries include parcels on Fourteenth Street Terrace, Connectional Avenue Northwest, and blocks in the Dobbin Addition, with multiple entities like Lynchburg Investment Corporation and United States Trust Company securing properties and loans.
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Real estate transfers with multiple parcels and owners listed
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Confesses taking bribe by council member and others
Special to The Washington Post reports Antony Baukus a Gas Indiana city council member arrested for accepting a heating franchise bribe. He says three fellow council members will detail their roles. Baukus describes meetings with J B Dean, a Chicago deposit, and a $1500 share with only $1000 received.
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Iswindle Nabbed in Arrest Over Half Million Swindle
Chicago patrol reports the arrest of A. Potter and ally George W. Post, accused of leading a confidence ring to defraud London investors of about five hundred thousand dollars in a malted mine scheme. Harold Ankley of London was en route to invest, with associates bound for New York. Starkloff, tied to the plot, faces possible surrender. Federal officials say the ring netted up to 1.5 million in recent years.
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No Revolt With Three Guns In Juarez
An attack by a 160 strong Uberal force aimed at Juarez failed when El Paso liberal junta could only provide three rifles and an old pistol. The invading army, including about 30 Americans and several foreigners, gathered at the Rio Grande but dispersed after being informed of the limited arms. The uprising ended in a last night fiasco.
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Frank Gould Fined $1,000 in Sherman Case
Frank J Gould pleaded nolo contendere to violating the Sherman antitrust law in connection with the horse shoe wire manufacturing company. Judge Hough fined him $1,000 and taxed his share of the costs following a ruling similar to other cases.
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Appetite Shared By Twin Ninety Nines In Minneapolis
Minneapolis today saw William Bell and Benjamin West, both 99, dine together to celebrate Bell's ninety ninth birthday anniversary. The two long time Minneapolis residents met for the first time today when a driver brought them together at the dinner.
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New Way of Curing Gorns Gets It
A mining style ad claims GETS-IT removes corns warts and bunions without cutting or bleeding. It promises painless skin and ease, selling for 24 cents a bottle via BE Lawrence & Co Chicago or local Chicago area distributors including P. J Afflech and People’s Drug Store.
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Pomerene Showing Improvement After Illness
Canton Ohio reports Senator Atlee Pomerene is much improved after several days of kidney trouble. The physician expects a return to activity in a few days, though he has been advised to rest. The only engagement kept for the month is committee work related to the Stevenson investigation.
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Beef broth used to fatten chickens advised by agriculture
The Department of Agriculture prescribes milk or beef broth three times daily for fattening chickens. Investigations show a cost of 63 cents per pound for broth and 71 cents with grain, excluding labor. Treatment takes 14 to 17 days. The Bureau of Animal Industry issued a bulletin with data from feeding 100,000 fowls.
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Law School Offers Versatile Two Year Programs
Offers to qualified men and women including a two year course leading to LL B and a one year post graduate program for LL M. Tuition is $960 per year and $50 course in patent law, lasting one year for those preparing to practice before the U S Patent Office.
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