Financial report outlines US treasury deficits and currency reform
The annual treasury report to Congress details revenues for the year ended June 1804 at 972,802,498 with expenditures 60,? and a deficit of about 20,000,000. It covers proposed consolidations, a new currency plan, and anticipated tax and import changes, reviewing bond issues and the reserve position amid currency reforms and sugar imports expectations. It also notes surcharges, imprint of the Baltimore plan, and calls for a flexible tariff on raw materials to aid domestic producers.
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Wasrington
Hee
Tressury
Congress
Tangilay
FOS Sotvic Cic Cucescee
Nivel
Livdlan
Jawa
BBC Yous
IBGG
Tom Piiseolmenns Goure
Tom Pusbal
Serelee
Ravennes
Customs Service
Carlisle
Ray Sugsir
Ldvonsidarsvbis
IBY
Careside
United States
Leite
Bata
Gt Pa Hera
Ashy
Nancy
Italia
Daltimore
Wil Mabilly
Tragedy in Kentucky Ends in Fatal Family Feud
In Carter County near Fultz a whiskey peddler identified as James Waltz killed Farner Rearye Pult and wounded John Whyllis after a confrontation about his daughter's illicit meetings. James was slain by the girl's father, and the son and son-in-law were wounded amid a deadly gunfight near a revival at the church.
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Belrazer
Thik Mheather
Affin Asthy
Dee Z
Fultz
Chesapeake & Ohio
Carter County
Thomas Jones
Catire
Farner Rearye Pult
James
George
Wultiz
Waltz
John Whyllis
OF FOREIGN BLOOD IN AMERICA 61 PERCENT NATIVE BORN PARENTS 1900
Census Bureau report shows 20,076,049 persons of foreign parentage in the United States in 1900, constituting 38.02 percent of the population. Immigration has risen over the last twenty years with high shares in Dakota and Minnesota regions and Milwaukee leading cities. New York City 80.44 percent and Chicago 77.0 percent.
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Alla Descaut
Wassuxeron
Dow
Mepecil
Census Bureau
United States
Ephis
Barth Dakota
Minnesota
Hisconsin
Wallesh
North Carolina
Milwaukee
Wis
Nolvoke
Wall River
Mass
Secretary Curdlain Recommends 410 Million Budget for 1890
The Secretary of the Treasury has sent to the House estimates for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1890, totaling 410,455,079 dollars, versus 111,879,41 for the current year. The report includes a department by department recap of appropriations with 1894 comparisons.
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Curdlain
Wastunaras
Secretary of the Treasury
House of Representatives
Treaty With China and New Instruments Awaits President
United States and China exchange the new emigration convention at the State Department after hours. The pact, signed March 17 and ratified by the Senate August 18, will last ten years unless terminated six months prior. It aims to facilitate mutual control of citizens within each other's jurisdiction.
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United States
China
Greshwin
Yang Yur
Senate
Mutty
Murder shocks city as janitor slays. body hidden
A. J. Barnes, janitor at the Tiawatha apartments, killed in the basement and his killer and alleged accomplices sought to conceal the crime by hiding the mutilated body under a sidewalk. Police at Woodlawn charge Jordan, Benson, Winslow, and others with complicity or as witnesses amid a tense investigation.
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Wood-lawn
Helmi Jordin
Janie Tov
Hiawatha Fits
Aur Deter
John Benson
Jersey
Aling
New Jersey
Boon
Jordin
Jordans A
Ry Winstide
Rhodes Avenue
Andrew St. Winslasle
Barnes
Antie Mahoney
Edmund Jordan
Jordan
Dersey
Omar Fer
Bheimuriler
Eed Uke
Thit Barnes
Montis
Derlan
Janiter
Darnes
Inauguration Peace Clears Threats at Capitol
Governor Oster of Alban is seated after a tense day as Montopweny and Kolb pledged restraint. Gov Oates is sworn in by Chief Justice Hickell, declaring his election legitimate while security blocks access to the capitol and the crowd disperses without incident.
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Oster
Alban
Montopweny
Ala
Gov
Oates
Wolb
Kelly
Ile
Kolb
Gov. Jones
Eleot
Goybert Outer
Hickell
Tiny business review hints at seasonal shifts and currency plan
A frayed weekly review notes modest demand in Dulainras Clecen’s title business with small shifts near year end. It cites reduced shipments, lighter force, and reliance on temporary staff as a seasonal blip. Mention of a new currency plan and Wave proposal appears, with modest Supercultural Products activity and limited wage growth.
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Dulainras Clecen
York
Dee
A. Thin & Co
Sayar
Can Kresk
Haiti
Cudney
Asa Tins
Lost at Sea Mindanao Typhoon Tragedy Report
A vessel from New South Wales to Manila encounters a typhoon near Mindanao. Captains and crew perish or are missing with a dog among the sailors. The ship list includes several named officers and a Philippine-bound journey halted by severe weather.
Murder Conspiracy story from a Chicago paper
Fragmented account details a murder plot and multiple confessions. Key figures include Annie Mahoney and Marian, with Jordan implicated in the courtroom narrative. The text describes coercion, violence, and the disposal of evidence, including an assault and a woman recounting the crime to police.
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Capferdoana
Nichy
Assiussin
Aber
Aubine
Jordan
Ars
Ann Muntioney
Barnes
Pogether
Tommy Donahue
Paris Avenue
Tospector Mint
Mahoney Womain
Beir
Annie Mahoney
Marian
Annie
Tramps Kill Two on Baltimore & Ohio Train
Deshler, Dec 10. Two Auburn Indiana men Arthur Brown and Henry Reesh were killed aboard a Baltimore and Ohio boxcar near Deshler when four tramps tried to rob the men. Henry Harris was badly wounded and Carris, the fourth, shot dead. The robbers fled at Findlay. Authorities found seven bullets on Marvis and two on Brown. no solid clue to identify the assailants beyond a Garrett, Indiana witness who described two men.
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Gubbees
Onia
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Deshier Lato
Arthur G Brown
Henry Reesh
Auburn
Tud
Henry Harris
Carris
Baltimore& Olive
Ind
Deshler
L'ostoria
Svas
Mbna
Marvis
Reesh
Enen
Tlarris
Axa
Garrett
Currency Commission Proposed to Study US Money System
A bill introduced in the House by Mr. McCreary of Kentucky would create a three member commission appointed by the President, three senators chosen by the Senate President, and three by the Speaker to review currency circulation and the shift in value between gold and silver, advising on monetary policy and coinage. The commission would report to Congress by December 15, 1896.
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Boudy
Renu
McCreary
Dom. Ky
Senate
Cee
United States
Changa
United
House
Treaty with Japan outlined amid ratification delay
The draft treaty between the United States and Japan was presented for Senate ratification. It envisions mutual protections for commerce and property, freedom for ships and cargoes, and equal rights for citizens, with a 12 year term and a possible 7 year renewal. The protocol sets import limitations and tariff adjustments, and outlines territorial trade standards between the two nations.
Count Ferdinand de Lesseps Dead Distinguised French Financier Passes Away
Count Ferdinand de Lesseps, famed builder of the Suez Canal and central figure in 19th century canal schemes, has died at age 100. Born in Versailles on November 1, 1805, he directed France’s canal ventures, faced accusations of corruption amid the Canal du Midi and Suez projects, with trials and public scrutiny shaping a turbulent legacy.
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Ferdinand DH Tlessevs
Dpanims Canal
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Todd
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Panna Canal
de Lesseps
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Pena
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Pari
de Lesseps Suger
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Pune
Cal
Ono-Foluti
Ond Itthy
Ono-Tenti
Jendin Statesimen
Barly
de Loxseps
Balisty
Bok
Aptins
de Gresseps
Turpie argues for direct election of U S senators
In a December session at Wasinorox Senator Turpie presented a vigorous case for choosing senators by popular vote. He condemned corrupt practices and political intrigues surrounding senate selections and argued the change would lessen evils while preserving state representation, but no action was taken on the resolution.
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Turpic Plexds
Grand Control Railway
Grand Central Wrist
Central Association of Mining Ant Manufacturers
Toy
Turpie
Stete
Vessel collision sinks schooner Clara in Long Island Sound
In Long Island Sound on a Tuesday night the British steamer Dorian from New York to Halifax collided with the Nort Portsmouth schooner Clara, instantly sinking it. Captain Hontvel and crew tried to cling to the foremast as the vessel listed, but the ship went down with several crew members perishing.
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Leas Tetard Sounsd
Crow Perio
New Losvoy
Conn
Dee
Dorian
New York
Halifax
N. 8
Clara
Simpson
Nortsmouth
N.el
Long Island Sound
Inovidanles
Capt
Hontvel
Thomas Truvel
Alfred Hingrem
Hantvel
Ans
Portmounts
Williams
Lorton
Don Asklind
Kolb
Knight Introduces 5A Bill To Bar Oath Before Election
In Alavania Wend Monroomery Alan Dee a 5A bill by Representative Knight of Kyle seeks to prevent any oath of office or discharge of duties before a declared election result. It makes such action punishable by heavy fines and imprisonment, aimed at avoiding dual government risks.
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Monroomery
Alan
Dee
Representative Knight
Kyle
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