Rise of Merchandise Exports and Trade Outlook
R G Dun reports a surprisingly large year end in trade with bank payments up 2.5 percent from 1892 and iron woolens boots and shoes at record levels. Exports for November reach 661,650,290 with four month excess over imports around 229 million. Outputs like pig iron hit record levels, while dry goods weaken and wool prices stay dull. Failures fall to 829 in the US. Anson and Spaulding address clubhouse rumors, and a murder-related morgue theft case surfaces in Cariaco plus other notices from Ohio and Kansas to Illinois.
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Russian miner on stand in Iowa strike killing trial
Frank Elony, a Russian miner, testified in Des Moines that he fired during a mob incident at a mine, killing Jesse Conway. He wept over language difficulties and fear of self incrimination as the trial adjourned. Witnesses described mob threats and a plan to arm workers, with others urging firing to deter the crowd.
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Britain Backing Royalists Defeat Hawaiian Annexation
New York dispatch reports English backing for a Hawaiian crisis as Dole’s government falls and a restored monarchy under Kaahumanu is predicted, with claims of secret pro Treaty influence and European domination signals. Odd Fellows meeting notes, rail rate changes and transit concerns follow in a multi-item page.
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Telegraphic Briefs From Global and Domestic Developments
A range of brief items report concessions and treaties. Monte Carlo Casino gains another 50 years, Mexican boundary marking extended by one year, Rock Island offers a single fare for holiday trips across Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma. Shanghai dispatch says China will accept Germany retaining Kiaochow. Russia and France protest Germany’s disclosures to England and Japan. Glasgow reports six American line steamers striking, fleet disorganization feared. Mark Twain pays 25,000 to Webster & Co creditors, settling 75 percent of his owed sum. Alphonse Daudet dies at Paris home during a family meal. his novel BroPho is highly regarded.
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Debate Over Spirits and Tax Plans at Senate
A vigorous senate debate centered on the liquor question and a proposed extra tax on beer to support arts, with Hoar urging courage and West opposing. The session also passed a joint resolution inviting Norway to a fisheries exposition, plus private pension bills and Klondike miner relief.
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Revelyed Payment Notice in 1807 Atlantic Ad
Payment claim from 1807 appears in a fragmented Atlantic advertisement. Mentions 8,000 from Carl Lodge No. 207 and a note about liver pills priced at 10 cents per vial. References Dr. Agnew’s Liver Pills and medical claims.
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