The Country's Loss And Market Prices Decline
A lengthy article analyzes agricultural prices in the United States, noting a drop in wheat, corn, and cotton values amid rising farm costs. It cites government estimates for crop values, compares 1894 and earlier decades, and discusses export impacts and broader economic pressures on farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwers Muller Smyet
Proviniuud
United States
New York
Burley
Jh.l
Colton
Eora Peer
Liverpool Carn Trave News
Cincinnati Veleo Current
Statiatici
Thorn
Cora
Showay
Doyle
Exeras
Wat Sonra
Medar
Hoy West
Frederick Douglass the Noted Freed Slave and Orator
Frederick Douglass born a slave in Maryland February 1817 rose to prominence as an abolitionist lecturer in the United States and England. He escaped in 1838 to New Brunswick and later took the name Douglass, gaining support from anti slavery societies and delivering powerful lectures. During the Civil War he advised on emancipation and helped recruit Black soldiers while building a substantial income from lectures and public offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Douglany
Vreediann Grator
Vrederick Douglass
Freedan
Urbor
Dialumst
Waremdenee
AnaconUn
Washington, D. C
Twart Faliare
Tuckahoe
Lin
Adriena Warn
Hig
Mather
New Dolford
Main
Tle
Lingda
Dla
Willams
Weinburn
American Anti Slavery Society
Sin Ae
England
Dbs
Dougisas
Mrealtent
Onriy
Iit
Valon
Mr. Douglass
Rush for New Bonds in Global Markets
Report notes a swift auction in New York and London as banker figures Morgan and Belmont handle a 62.5 million dollar government loan. American investor allocation kept under wraps for days while most proceeds appear to flow abroad, with Morgan guiding deposits to strengthen Treasury confidence. London dealers call the issue a colossal success as European allotments rise, aiding the loan’s foreign disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorke
London
Perpont Morgan
August Belmont
Trnsgera
Jean Autdiente
Cays
New York
Band Agribate
Ubu Treasury
Hema
Treasuy Weildeaday
Morgan
Andetreasur
Firthernwtitt
Treasury
N. M. Stothuchild & Son
Europe
Ts Owe Hanes
Morgan & Co
Congress of Women Formed in Washington for National Deliberation
A global gathering of women from the United States and abroad convened in Washington to form a national council. The group aims to influence legislation, promote gender equality, and advance social reform by uniting leaders from politics, religion, and philanthropy. Officers include May Wright Sewall as president and Frances Bugley as vice president, with key committees led by Frances S. Russell and others. The assembly emphasizes the golden rule and coordinated action across nations.
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United States
House of Representatives
Women of America
Council of Women of America
Wien
Ite
Congres
Ita
Wora
Ma Confederation of Workers
McLety
Enatan
Lew
National Council
Spe
May Wright Sewall
Watuweu
Muir
Frances ©. Bugley
la & Rich
Detroit
Mra
Isabella Charles Davis
Council
Poe
Tooniders
International Order of the King's Vaughiters and Sons
Lillian M. N. Sievens
Btroadwater
Woun
Machael Foster Avery
Woen
Frances &. Russell
St. Paul, Minn
New York
Eters
Ev Betlef
Snd
Hig
Poyionss Ruth Act
National Women's
Hetke W Witer
Tomb ruins halt work on Grant monument in winter
A damaged OCR describes work stoppage on a New York Grant monument project for the winter, noting a gray snow covered site and the temporary mausoleum nearby. Frost ends progress until spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brankie
Monument Progress Amid Winter Delays At National Shrine
The article outlines the unfinished monument with a 27 foot deep foundation and a towering 165 foot completed dove. It notes diverse representation among supporters including Protestants Catholics and many political and social groups. Work halted for winter after reaching the main cornice and first granite courses with substantial progress toward the final colonnade and surrounding volumes.
Schofield Grade Revived by Congress and Signed by President
The act reviving the lieutenant general grade for Gen. Schofield and the related army rank was signed by President Cleveland. Schofield, a West Point graduate who served with Sheridan and others, held multiple commands and professorships, later returning to active duty during the Civil War era and rising to lieutenant general in 1865. He married Miss Georgia Kilbourne in 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Washington University
St. Louis
Mae
YSU
Army of the Ohio
Iss
United States Army
Weritoriota
Franklin
Leonis
Military Academy
Army of the United States
Schofield
Georgia Kilbourne
Kvo- Kuk
Lows
Kentucky Oil Firm Faces Backlash Over Local Plan
A Kentucky dispute involves Standard Oil Company facing strong local backlash as officials and residents react to a proposed project. The contention centers on the company’s plans and the community’s concerns about impact and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Kentucky
National legislators debate naval bills and land sales
The House and Senate convened in a busy session on naval appropriations, land sales, and tax bills. Key debates focused on increasing navy strength with three battleships and twelve torpedo boats, while handling income tax amendments and Indian school provisions. Senate leaders outlined future steps, including a possible congressional investigation into gold purchases and ongoing discussions on pension and public land matters.
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Processioga
Unigress
Houre
Sieasra
Adams
Menosylvania
Sutn- Xen
Maine
Hartlett
New York
Conmnbe
Talboto
Senator Colquitt
Georgia
House
Mayers
Committee On Naval Affairs
Sayers
Chandler
Senate
Congress
United States
Jones
Arkansas
Garman
Wolcott
Turple
Indiana
Gray
México
Ueiter
Washington, D. C
Idaho
Montana
Stockbridge
Michigan
Howe
Via
Pettigrew
South Dakota
Call
Belors
Morgan
Alabama
Lodlau
Fnally
Washington
House of Representatives
Thowres McVoy
St. Paul
Liberia
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Bay of Tefo
Nehru
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Nhury
Kong
Alusinder Cruden
Congress OF Women
Wensen
Alt
Aberleen
Feary Somerset
Fussell Koyo
Misa Susan
Anthony
Elizebeth
Grannis
New York City
Dennte de Lo
MM. Loaler
Mia
Laos G. Bullard
MAY Whidut Alwats
Prosi
Frances E. Wil Asin
Waa
Onal Lions
Anus Jeuness Miller
Leliud Stanforl
Mary Desha
Elton Gately Dietrick
Mary A. Livermore
Payne
Wouten
Satrage
Aswada
Cook
Chicago
Axceh T. Aqt NY
Wao
Wanten
Menky
Solons
Delong
Verlona
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