Trade with Brazil and San Domingo shows modest gains
The latest Bureau of Statistics figures for year 1890 show Brazil imports led by coffee and other key goods, while exports to Brazil rose to about 11.9 million dollars with several product categories. San Domingo trade declined in exports to 950 thousand dollars while imports rose to about 1.95 million dollars, led by brown sugar and iron and steel products.
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Organized Militia Strength by State Report to Congress
Secretary of War figures show the organized militia nationwide totals 106,269 with New York leading at 13,710. Data reveal large gaps in some states and a mix of infantry, artillery and cavalry among battalions. Overall strength across states adds to 7,695,242 available for military duty.
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Census figures by state show vast variation in numbers
The list presents state totals for a dataset with values ranging from 13,710 for New York to smaller counts in states like Maine and Montana. It notes missing or unclear data for several entries and ends with Wyoming.
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Admiral David D Porter Dies in Washington at 8:15
Admiral David Dixon Porter, aged 77, died at his residence 1714 H Street Washington from fatty heart degeneration after a summer illness at Newport Rhode Island. He had remained on active duty but suffered from collation of diseases and long-standing heart and bowel weakness. Funeral to be held with highest military honors at Arlington National Cemetery. President Harrison and Navy Secretary Tracy announced the death and praised Porter's Civil War leadership and long naval service.
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Admiral Porter and Fort Fisher victory in Civil War
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