Montana and Omaha Exposition Effort for 1898 Exhibit
W H Sutherlin Montana vice president leads drive for a Montana display at the Transmissippi Exposition in Omaha opening June 1898. He seeks 15 000 state funds with private help from Marcus Daly while focusing on mining wool and agriculture and planning coal and hardware exhibits in the Nebraska building.
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Omaha
W. H. Sutherlin
Mont
Sutherlin
Montana
Chicago
Thad
Butte
Saboetun
Usch
Agri
Middle West
Mr. Sutherlin
Nebraska
Marcus Daly
August Cosmopolitan teems with serious India famine report
The issue features a firsthand Cosmopolitan commission on India detailing a famine driving millions to death near railways. It argues the investigation will shock Britain’s Parliament and Queen, urging extraordinary aid. Also included are Yale President Dwight on liberal college education, Porter on Japan’s stage, Le Rallien’s Rubaiyat, De Bouillon sketch, and a Bret Harte poem.
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Cosmopolitan
India
Trawthorne
Japan
Robert P Porter
le Lallienn
Godfrey de Bouillon
Bret Harte
New York to inaugurate wool sale auctions in 1897
The New York wool exchange will start first auction sales on August 18 with subsequent sales on September 2 29 and October. Auctions will feature wool consigned to exchange warehouses and aim to standardize prices, potentially shifting market power from Boston and aiding Montana wool producers.
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New York City
Wool Exchange
London
Montana
Dispatch
The
Gazette
New York Dispatch
Exchange
Milwerding, Morris & Mitchel
New York
Boston
B. Percy Clark
Chateau
Great Falls
New
Sugar magnate Leon Godchau raises wages across Louisiana fields
Advanced Wages New Orleans reports Leon Godchau, owner of seven Louisiana sugar plantations and a major U.S. producer, has telegraphed managers to raise air field labor wages by 16 percent starting August due to the Dinsley tariff. Skilled sugarhouse workers will see increases from 20 to 39 percent aligned with sugar prices.
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New Orleans
Leon Godchau
Louisiana
United States
Demagogues and Utopian Dreams Face Incoming Shift
The passage notes long running farmer hardships driven by discontent and wild financial schemes. It predicts the near end of demagogues and utopian dreamers as a new turnin the occupation approaches.
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New York World
Dingley Law Receipts Likely Light Early
Treasury receipts in the initial months after the Dingley law's operation are expected to be light due to the heavy influx of foreign goods when Democrats and Populists blocked the bill in the Senate.
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Senate
Chamberlain's Croup Remedy Urges Broad Sale
We offer a splendid sale on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at Seaview Virginia with customers from far and near praising it. Many say their children would have died of croup without it and the 25 and 50 cent sizes are sold by Moore and Budd and dealers everywhere.
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Seaview
Chamberlain
Keriam & Ourr- Gyn
Moore & Budd
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