Markets Rally As Wheat Cotton Exports Soar Worldwide
Global trade shines with strong U S wheat and cotton exports, Europe buying, and New York financing Europe as a vast stock-market push surges. Bradstreet notes cereals iron and steel prices rising, with demand abroad driving gains while domestic supplies tighten and confidence grows in the lumber and wood trades.
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Annie Reasob
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Loeb
Eildeade
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Europe
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Ho Cecaipe
Australia
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Stock Exchange
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Atlantic
Pacific
Gusheta
United States
Canada
Bradstreee
Rs& Ny
Jude Ln
Frony
Jores
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Eteel
Wayers
Wilds
Lesher
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Large increases in national banking resources noted
A damaged OCR fragment notes figures on U S banking resources, comparing September and November 1804 and 1403 values. It cites totals around 4.3 billion in 1804 and 4.31 billion in later reports, with yearly increases and discounts mentioned, reflecting a historic rise in resources and deposits.
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Redis
Washington spy reports expose high level military lapses
The dispatch alleges connections between Secretary Algor and Major General Miles, accusing Miles of pressuring for Santiago, improper orders, and misused authority. It cites testimony on alleged covert actions, inspection failures, camp conditions at Thomas, and neglect of sanitary rules. Congress criticized failure to fund smokeless powder.
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Miles
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Santiago
Milex
Youny Campy
Almer
Shulfier-Mor
Fregh
Thomas
Commission to Study Philippines Land and Governance
Washington reports a commission will study the Philippines as the United States considers territorial commitments. Rear Admiral George Dewey is named to chair the panel with Gen. B. Otis and Brig. Gen. Charles Whittlesey among members, under President Attles.
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Philippines
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George Dewey
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Re Phiilippages
Strange death at Marinerte Wisconsin shocks locals
A rare death report from Marinerte Wisconsin details Jens Hogaird a notable figure and local elites, with unclear cause following his reported decline. The account notes weeks earlier a hospital stay, a will made, and refusal of medicines or physician intervention, hinting at a troubling, unresolved death.
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Munomines Hospital
Congress Summary of Daily Proceedings in June Senate and House Actions
A terse report outlines Senate sessions in Washington with remarks on expansion policy, territorial questions, and nominations. Senator Mason and others debate expulsion, the Nicaragua issue, and the policy of acquiring territory, while Choate’s ambassadorial appointment is noted and a peace treaty progress is reported. The House passes appropriations and a legislative bill, with adjournment out of respect for Congressman Dingley.
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Pennesylvania
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Allen
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Nelen Gould
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Philipping Islands
Wardy
Dinglevy
Massillon fire harms hotel and saloon in Marlin Texas
A blaze destroyed The Alington hotel and sanitarium at Marlin Texas. Nearby Kickapoo settlements shifting residences to Oklahoma due to the damage. The report notes widespread property damage and the fire’s impact on local workers and families.
Notable gang capture linked to Ewings and Wallher case
Fragmented report details arrests in Watseka and nearby towns, naming Edward J. Wollner and Samuel Ritoh among suspects. Detective Ketfe secures full confession tying the group to a series of robberies and violent acts. Spanish and Philippine political tensions are mentioned amid broader crime notes and property concerns.
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Ineo Sirucday
Waisekuy
Bobra
A. C. Beetminu
Eoaiee
Edward J. Wollner
Easgin
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Prigk ‘Rord
Thuis Meliddeo
Pronk Johnson
Mai
Watseka
Ketfe
Simuel Ritoh
Jiieh
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Wallher
Look in a Woman's Face Health Restores Beauty
A Alliance Ohio woman shares how health improves appearance more than features alone. She describes a run down condition with thin dry skin dull eyes and strained nerves. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People she reports better appetite sleep and energy and credits the remedy with restoring health and vitality.
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Ohio
Bey Willady
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