Onyx beds near Tarapal grow output for shipment
Gountien nione develops the Verapal onyx beds owned by W. C. O'Neil and partners. Two to five hundred loads are shipped from the beds as work expands. The O'Neil claim yields a vast slab nearly 23410 feet by twenty and a half inches thick. Stones are sent to Chicago New York Cincinnati and other eastern cities for finishing. J B Dougherty of New York drives development and after the road opens will haul from Phenix to the rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. O'Neil
Artoers
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Mexico
J.B. Dougherty
Phenix
Phenix Gazette
The Castor Oil Plant And Wool Markets Recap
The Castor Oil Plant is valued for lamp fuel soap making and machinery lubrication with a high technical price. Boston remains a major wool market, second worldwide and leading in the United States, while London dominates global sales. Melbourne and Liverpool also contribute sizable figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
America
United States
London
Don
Liverpool
Melbourne
Australia
Indiana
Boston Commercial Bulletin
Birdseye View of Paraguay and Its Resources
Paraguay hosts 430000 people on 970 square miles with limited cultivated land. Rich vegetation yields algarobs resins copal gum elastic drag plants and balsams. Cotton textile plants ramie jute pal major exports include pencils spices and oranges to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paraguay
Langer
Para
Usy
Fey
Democrat
St. Louis
Rare mixed era notes and wartime updates in scattered tales
A fragmented OCR page reports varied items from a youth convention in New York to a murder case, strikes, and political moves. It mentions the Young Taoyin's Society convention, labor action in New York City, and a murder with a hammer, along with agricultural and naval notes and references to U.S. political figures and departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Doom Lane
N.Y
Young Taoyin
Society of Cartellan Eoesvor
New York City
National Game Notes Include Player Moves and Retirements
The National Game summary covers team plans and signings by prospective captains, retirements announcements, and player movements across leagues. It highlights Richardson the second baseman, Bowtow’s team strategy, and shifts involving Decker Conner and Crane, with references to Cincinnati Chicago Baltimore Philadelphia and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wna
New York
Somal
AECE
Bovton
Raper
Rowlem
Richardson
Pee Mesingcony
Geasscock
Tas
Bin
Tell Bek
Cincinnati
Bowtow
Twawrsoe
Philadelphia
Baltimores
Simouth
Wao
Frisada
Newsy Gleanings From Distant Lands And Public Affairs
Fragmented notes report crop shortfalls in Asia and Africa, limited harvests in America, and economic shifts abroad. Mentions include Canary Islands, Morocco partition talks, Spain and Italy plans, and the U S. corn and rice outlook. Several items touch on colonial commerce, military postings, and disease impacting populations worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanteens
Cuotena
Asia
ExoLano
Bowen
Grvaany
Bertin
Garas
Trier
Kove
Scotia
Ben Bern
Engis
France
Fede
Maceanes
Cuszters
South Maine
New Fourth Cass
West Point
Military Atalayml
Taney
Californi
Grewnat
Ofits
Spain
Italy
Morocco
Increase in Wealth We Are Already 152 Million Wider
The Bureau of Statistics of the United States Treasury reports May exports of domestic merchandise totaling 45 701 in value, with eleven months ending May 3 showing 74 004. For May, exports are 20941 for the same period last year, and gold and alloy exports show a notable rise. The report highlights a broader wealth increase compared to last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Statistics
United States
Treasury Department
Marchandie
Two Murderers Lynched by Mob at Courthouse Yard
A mob of about 719 white citizens hanged Toteb, Smith Tooley, and Jota L Adams near Viewsourg courthouse after a night of terror. They were accused of murdering Benson Blake, a planter and merchant, at a public place with authorities unable to stop the executions. The scene drew a crowd of about 301 to witness the grim act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jena
Smith Tooley
Jota L. Adams
Viewsourg
Iren
Raniee
Benson Blake
Convicts Escape from Mac State Prison Sewers
A misread report describes nine armed convicts escaping from a Mac State Prison by cutting through sewer walls. They reportedly crawled through damp, narrow passages and emerged away from the yards, with aims to avoid work details and regroup.
Indian appropriation bill amid colonial era dates debate
A fragmentary entry discusses a proposed bill linking dates to a Gent 2 ritual and a Sundry Civil measure, with reference to a 1988 October 1 event and Indian affairs. The brief notes the bill’s aim to regulate wearing apparel imports by U.S. residents and mentions handwritten procedural details and votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uta ‘Ramet Vila
United States
Wat Sane
South's Industrial Development Report for Q2 1802
The Tradesman reviews Southern industrial growth in the past quarter, noting 755 industries incorporated or established and 219 in formation across Georgia, Virginia, Kentucky, Alabama, Texas, and West Virginia. It highlights pig iron investment, mining and quarrying activity, and a rising lumber and woodworking sector, with numerous mills and plants planned or expanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Em Industries
Erecta Gin Georgi
Virginia
Kentucky
Reverion Ve
Alabam
Terraen
Texas
West Virginie
Crete
Nbt
Wacom
Organ Froit
Labor trends show wage growth and rising output in U S work
An OCR fragment cites the Labor Department report noting wages remain high while productivity increases. It discusses total population, production differences by gender and age, and the steady rise in earnings and output over recent decades, with references to machinery and secular wage growth across sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industra Agrouiaral
Chicago
Rotal Sark Basket
Toma
York
Stata
Unite States
Santry
Markets Report: Late Wholesale Prices in New York
A fragmented OCR list outlines varied wholesale prices across meats produce and grains in New York. Entries reference Connery gl Fodice Quoted, apples, cherries, pears, flour, poultry, and regional items with unclear numeric values, reflecting a busy market page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connery
New York
Means and AL
Weasen
Odie Srereseveese
Changes In Circulation Report Shows Monthly Drop
The United States Treasury Department release outlines changes in the circulation during the fiscal year. It notes a decrease in June of 13 4.00 and mentions a 104005 23h year total increase. The text is garbled but references circulation figures, balloon sales, and secondary notes on 12 2s gid wim Wi 99 in alee iy ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Haxono M. Sewart
Munns
Sammon
Friarury Departsyat
Faliovah
Sherman
House of Representives
Orien
House of
United States “Treasury” Department
New Nore Tinerida
Barsos
Tavsisino
United States
Teruury Departme
Revolution in Honduras Report From New Orleans
Fragmentary OCR describes political unrest in Honduras with references to Colonel Null and revolutionary activity along the north coast. Mentions attempts, rallies, and shifting support, with unclear dates and locations, including Crean and Mua Guiea in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Seles
Honsaranvan
Qasativa
New Orazan
Fiehard
Imerenanis
I Syipaty Wita
Paria
Sng
Hatan
Crean
Guiea
Taavesing
Fragmented historic notices mix flag history and advertisements
A garbled text blends notes on the first U S flag adoption with naval displays and a 19th century patent drug ad. It mentions portraits of John Paul Jones, the Ranger at Portsmouth, and a casual public reception of the Stars and Stripes, plus a bogus reward and references to a Casfurala syrup and other patent remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Mill
Joan Paul Jones
Ranger
Portsmouth
Dr. Pierce Favorite Prescription Ad
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for female ailments and general weakness. It claims to correct digestion, enrich blood, relieve aches, restore sleep and strength, with a money-back guarantee if unsatisfied. Also promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for digestion and liver issues as a natural preventative.
August Flower Advertisement Promises Digestive Health
An early 20th century ad from E. A. Bond in Pavilion Centre New York touts August Flower as a splendid medicine. It stresses the stomach as the reservor of health, claiming if digestion fails, all organs suffer and urging immediate use for a good appetite and digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Bond
Pavilion Centre
N.Y
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Ban
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Bert Bee
Great Barrington
Gormawon Aunars
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Paraiso
Tb Schmaal
Ax Ms. Mannan
Spin Train
Rosdre
Etry Martin
Tara Aren Nee
United States Senate
Indian Territory
Nebraska
Newport Lons
Hudter
Bell
Poreuen
Havay M. Staxter
Explorer
Hax
Bee Detratei
Farhiament
Literai Uniontee
Ier
Germany
Birkenbers
Marcalieu
Zur
Cinb
Loagis
Decker
Maniertigh
Feiling
Crane
Ase
St Aly Inant
St. Loniads
Macs
Cts
Pris
Atau
Pippy-Selond O
Noesy
Uve Roouray
Sonuthern
Westerhe
Joel
Itera
Hayes Tunes
Ge & Straw Lang
Honduras
Sahara
Caspian Sea
Califor
Hanaaer Hiri
Retrie Co, Atlan
Kilmer
Sim
John Plowell Arms CO
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CATAR
W. L. Douglas
Boy
Ladie
W. LE
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