The Port Gibson reveille

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William R. Hearst will take a

party of senators and representa

tives on a tour through the four

Territories seeking admission into

tbe Union as States.

The comptroller of the currency

has authorized the First National

Bank, of Laurel, Miss., to begin

business.

Tho cruiser Atlanta has been or

dered to San Dcmmgo and Hayti to

protect American interests.

The cabinet has authorized the

war department to send tents and

rations to Memphis, Tenn., for flood

refugees.

The Washington Star has bitterly

attackeo Senator Money's speech

the Indianoia, Miss., postofflee

on

case.

Senator Alger, of Michigan, will

visit New Orleans about April 12.

Will Marry April 15.

New York.—Miss Cathleen Neii

and Reginald C. Vanderbilt, it

announced, will be married .oc

Wednesday April 15, in S*. Joseph

son

Roman Catholic church, Newport.

Hettic Green Forecloses.

Chicago—Trinity Epiao-jpil Church

gold under foreclosure by Hettie

has

a

to

her

the

was

Green, of a mortgage vrhioh ahe held

At'orney A. M.

on the property^

Feuce, acting for the congregation,

bought in the properly for the amouul

of the indebtednesn, $14,714.

attorney»' foea were $800, au t the in

terest $3,29«), all of which waa includ

ed in tho mortgage.

Tilt

Government's Diamonds.

New York—Diamonds valued at

more thKn $100,000 have been trans

ferred from the United State» Ap

praiser'rfitore to the vauiHof a safe dé

port company for safe kespiuj. Im

portera have been sending diamonds

to this country h large qnautiUes by

registered miil, *nd delay In paying

duty on them hai oraseJ a largo ao

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The Brandon news · Brandon, Miss. · March 26, 190326 de marzo de 1903 · See the original pageVer la página original

Greene County herald · Leakesville, Miss. · March 27, 190327 de marzo de 1903 · See the original pageVer la página original

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Port Gibson reveille. (1903). Port Gibson, Miss., 1903-03-26. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86090233/1903-03-26/ed-1/?sp=4

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Port Gibson reveille, 1903-03-26.