Dan's Weekly Review Reports Holiday Trade Outlook
The holiday trade failed to meet expectations with purchases down from normal levels and a focus on needed items. Wheat and corn prices moved lower amid ample Western receipts while yearly exports shifted slightly up and failures rose to 350. A Santa Rosa robbery left County Treasurer Stofen poisoned in the vault by a would-be thief, who fled after subduing him with a dagger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Dan's
Tim
Santa Rosa
Cal
Stofen
Bunslars
Stefen
Srong
Cargo Disaster and Public Notices Across States
A freight loss report from the steamship Masonic details a cotton cargo of about 7,000 bales destroyed by fire off the Texas coast, with two crew members injured and a cook suffocated in his cabin. the ship was beached to combat the blaze and the loss is insured. Other items cover Massillon miners rejecting arbitration rates, nationwide bank clearings up 9.1 percent, severe Texas cold, and various updates from New York, Washington, and beyond on labor, finance, and political figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galynston
Texas
Masonic
Jon On
Cook
Atassillon
Ohio
Board of Arbitration
Massillon
Anderson
New York
Samuel C. Seeley
National Shoe and Leather RI
Wis
Cincinnati
Washington
Cleveland
White House
Hymnstead
Bhoy
Hugh O'Donnall
Sit
Ndiatuoltacs
Orion
Boston
Vinyard Haven
Great Uritate
Enwoan
Lini
Spavial
David Janes
Alny
Pho Bankers Symloite
Los Angeles
Cal
United States
Gircult
Riverside
Matthew Gage
Riverside ‘Trust Company, Limited
Gage
Gaga
Victoria
Caveral
J. S. Coxey
St. Louis
Carl Browne
Coxey
Kansas City
Midland
Paton
John Allea
Reilly Mowen
Mowen
San Francisco
Wonolulu
Mth
John J. Bush
Kilruca
Cimyo Adatri
Yohoho- Ji
Oyoto
Japan
Adadri
Minneapolis
Minn
ISU
Oipher
Czary
Siberia
Cannonvary
Day Henderson
Frank Jeffrey
Cartervilly
James ‘Towl
Murphysboro
Kau
Seanor Tuvaily
East
Nashville
New Orleans
New Brentwood
Brentwood
Olfmiads
Avena
Coroner's Ofice
Atton
New Jerusalem
Tex
Huston
Grover Cleveland
Alexandria Apevinl
Johns Mosby
Shorg
Congress
George King
Cnd
Guerre
Guraunse
Oklahoma
Sac and Fox
Sac and Ox Indiang
Itis
Charemore
Nowata
Bristow
Selma
Ala
Pineapple
Here
Kres Wan Ware
Moors & Sebley
Bankers and Brokers
Moore Aude
Moore
Dave
Disturbed frontier conditions and uprisings reported across multiple regions
A wide array of dispatches describe frontier unrest and bandit activity from Oaxaca to Oklahoma. Reports cite displaced farmers fleeing depredations, Mexican and Guatemalan forces bolstering border security, and anti bandit operations by volunteer troops. Separate wires recount shipwreck losses near the Mull of Galoway, a Chinese clash near Cheng Tho, and a fatal lynching in New Orleans alongside domestic disturbances in Selma and Pineapple, with additional notes on rail wrecks near Brentwood and a violent family tragedy in Winfield Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaxaca
Mos
Guatemala
Farma
Chinpas
Menico
Italy
London
Abevilos i
Mao
Aler
Lowes
Apovintul
Suanghal Sperlak
Cho Foo
Lal Chow
Meebili
Youourama
Coren Hiss
Harris
Japan
Extra Session Looms As Congress Debates Currency Reform
Washington report outlines President Cleveland's push for currency legislation centered on the Carlisle bill. Democratic leaders in Congress, wary of gold reserve threats, consider an extra session to craft a relief measure. Senators jockey for re election while Republicans consolidate plans for a Senate race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kohl
Congress
Cleveland
Lie
Wall Street Peone
Carlisle
Tes Publican Congress
Chen
Bryan
Treasury
Errs
Arkanaas
Caffrey
Lowhina
Alsbamn
Camden
West Virginia
Stephen J. Elkins
Cares
Wyontleg
Coke
Texas
Weliere
Dixon
Rhode Island
Senate
Ivonne
Dolph
Oregon
Frye
Maine
Maar
Massechusetta
Lindsany
Kentucky
McMillan
Michigan
Wettigrew
South Dakota
Me. Jerking
California
Wolcott
Colorado
Mr. Hoeks
Tennessee
Liar
Digslim
Delaware
Manderson
Nebraska
Thurston
Union Maebuv Tin Road
Martin
Kan
McLaucin
Miassassppi
McPherson
New Jersey
Gen. Sewall
Dower
Montana
Gim
Sweet
Shoup
Washburn
Minnesota
J’atton
Michdlean
Wyoming
Washburten
Americans Eat Too Much Diet Study Says
A bulletin from the agricultural department based on the Bureau of Animal Industry reports that Americans consume too much fat and sugar with insufficient protein from meat fish and milk. It notes digestibility issues with vegetable foods and whole grains, and questions the usefulness of wheat flour corn meal and beans when cooked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thy Agricultural Department
Bureau of Animal Industry
Saya
USA
Noted Frenchman Baron de Courel in British diplomatic circles
The article traces Baron de Courel aighoseqder of Ukitule court courtship between France and Magda, noting his rise from a country attorney’s secretary to a prominent figure in the Tate International Court of Arbitration at Darts. It mentions his origin, association with Talleyrand, and prior role representing Prange at Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron de Copret
Aighoseqder
Ukitule
France
Behring Sea
America
Baron de Courel
Chaudron
Talleyrand
Roglandah
Italy's Crisip De Fa Bon: A Grand Figure's Long Career
The piece profiles an Italian statesman born in Taibert Sicily who rose from Naples bar entry in 1810 to exile after the Paterna uprising. He aligned with Garibaldi, joined the Provisional Government, entered the Italian Parliament, led the Chamber of Deputies in 1870, and served as Premier in 1887 before briefly retiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Europé
Gindytane
Mismiurek
Crigpl
Stotesman
Tihert
Sicily
ISI
Daurne
Garibaldi
Italy
Chamber of Deputies
Sparka from the Wires Sparks Northern Rebellion and Strife
A fragmentary report describes unrest in Northern Porgere against President Careeres. It notes a fatal card game dispute at St Louis with Patrick Nounin killed by Al Jeonitu, a blast at a hatch in St Joseph, and Trewan interred two days later. It mentions wounded Marines near Heontridge and Belgian family arrivals at Toston, Indiana, plus a robbery in Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparka
Porgere
Careeres
BL Louis
Patrick Nounin
Dbo Lowe
al Jeonitu
Uighland
Gan
St. Joseph
Trewan
Younge Albin
Fred Tnte O
Toston
Ind
Derry
John Yankins
Perry
Local Civic Meeting Notes and Election Highlights
Fragmented text details a town or county association gathering with mentions of a 1 000 attendance, a women’s meeting, and remarks by Governor Dick or Dickson. It notes university and college speakers, a paper by Mlysatin Hennig, and several officers elected for the year, including a president and other executive roles. The passage ends with a location reference in Bosalou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orataun Battesalea
Conyantio
Tenohord Association
Mathes
Combell
Whilal Wits
Presiden Searlay
Naraith Sehoud
Leew
Feuai
Fred Creare
Mlysatin Hennig
Olimasa
Moe
Erwilely
Nikisus
Mary Roberts
Dex Muineas
Pribery Grat
Weal Liberty
Issone
Misa ViMna
Shorthill
Maretly Litany
Elemedt
Misa Brow Moithlles
Weddae
Mies
Vege
Mabtollitowarsary
Hwordl Warrick
Iowa Hogs Quarantined Amid Suspected Chefora Outbreak
Drifting reports from Lyon County indicate hogs in western Minnesota and eastern Iowa showing respiratory symptoms and rapid death. Local authorities require veterinary certificates for movement and urge strict adherence to quarantine rules to prevent spread to Chicago markets. Weather and warm conditions may be easing transfer risks but authorities cite possible Chofera infection and urge farmers to keep stock segregated and notify officials of any signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Rock Rapids
Chicago
Lyon County
Willistine
Ntoek Sen
Mbit
Bauers
Moonshine Raid Sparks Countywide Protests and Arrests
A chaotic sequence of raids targets moonshine operations in Monat County. Deputies arrest several suspects linked to an illegal whisky ring, while evidence uncovers numerous barrels at private homes. Community leaders debate organization efforts to aid the needy amid the disruption and drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Ataichlifieans
Bagels
Monat County
Treety
Peaitles
Bandolph
McCriry
Flaecafteers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aurelia, Iowa
Lloyd Droe
DAN ‘& CO
Logan
Galveston
Hank Cleantncen
Bradstreet
Coles
Darvas
Awashington
Woolley
Samoa
Robert Louis Stevenson
Vic Mountain
Southehm UN
Mary
Bunning Ton
Vic
Whitman
Wintouldi
Mra. Whitman
Ifa
Auleldo
Close Said
Asy Saye O Strom
Carlisles
Feng
Che
Nater
Willi A
Redmond
Interior Department
Tresslant Stevenson
Asheville
N.C
Ashe
Iowa
Atlumind
TL Dr. Perry
Atbin
Chiaieellar
Ames W. Ballinger
Tasensport
Ornaiaathin
Jie Masten
Burlington
Hughes
Keokuk
Cub Senter Perry
Enmidten
Nnle BP
Whiel
Wleetods Uresidvit
McCarthy
Vies Presitear
L.¢. Rinne
Toledas
Conterville
Allvigg
Hela Tadao
Base
Beb
al Dubuque
Shimsom
Pasteiet
Sebis
Merule
Lowa
Mero
Dastrumental de Geeling
Webster City
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!