Railway expansion lifts Brainerd Dispatch reports
Railway construction continues at a rapid pace with returns for the last two months indicating the annual new line total will exceed six thousand miles, highlighting strong growth in rail development for the year.
Rumor Cuba Sinking Proved False by Authorities
Reports circulated that Cuba sank beneath the sea due to an earthquake and tidal wave but authorities attributed no basis to the claim. The tale spread in some quarters though it was not supported by evidence or official statements.
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Iron Demand Pushes Price High As Furnaces Struggle
The text notes iron demand being so strong furnaces cannot meet it and prices have risen accordingly. It cites iron price as a key business barometer showing the broader market trend.
Government receipts surge to over one million daily
Government receipts run over $1,000,000 a day and exceed current expenses by more than $6,000,000 for the period. The treasury surplus, excluding the $100,000,000 reserve and fractional silver, is estimated at $370,000,000.
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Treasury
Study of 10000 physicians prescriptions reported
The editor of the Chemist and Druggist presents a survey of 10 000 physicians prescriptions noting the most common agents: chloroform spirits glycerine and syrup of orange peel, followed by bromide of potash wine of ipecac sulfate of quinine bicarbonate of soda liquor ammonis acetatis bicarbonate of potash and sweet spirits of nitre.
Birth rates in France fall below European average
The report notes France has a lower birth to population ratio than the European average and well behind Russia Austria and Germany. It cautions that France also shows a death rate below the European average, indicating a slower population growth due to fewer births.
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France
Russia
Austria
Germany
Bulgarian Prince Alexander to Receive indemnity after deposition
Prince Alexander of Bulgaria will get 300000 dollars in cash and have debts paid, with additional amounts as indemnity for his dispossession. Bulgaria accepts the obligation endorsed by Russia and the treasury is empty. His court officials will be indemnified. The prince preferred compensation to possible expulsion by Russia.
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Bulgaria
Russia
Treasury Department
Department
Bureau
Martin Irons
Knights of Labor
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Kansas City
St. Louis
Hoxie
Early presidential campaign activity heats up
The piece notes ongoing organizer efforts by aspirants to the presidency, with candidates already at work and intense activity continuing into the next year. It suggests the nation will be in full presidential election excitement sooner than expected and that many hope for a longer term.
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Waseca
Germany expands compulsory sickness insurance reach
More than four million people were insured under German compulsory sickness insurance by year end. In early 1936 coverage extended to postal, railway, telegraph administrations and transport trades, with a push to broaden further. Friendly societies and unions persist, many expanding significantly.
Savings Banks of New York City Report
The late report shows 24 city savings banks with deposits of 312 358 207 09 dollars. Six month management costs 375 793 50, interest paid to depositors 4 562 070 02, cash uninvested 18 959 502 22. Deposits equal a quarter of the United States interest bearing debt, with one bank holding 22 000 000 in U S bonds.
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New York City
Metropolis
United States
South’s Industrial Rise Marks Six Year Progress
The Providence Journal notes substantial growth in the South over six years with manufacturing establishments up 49 percent, capital up 93 percent, employment up 63 percent, and production up 60 percent. It emphasizes enduring natural resources and inexhaustible potential alongside ongoing industry and prudence.
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Providence Journal
Georgia Bond Repudiation Sparks New York Listing Protest
Leading New York bankers and brokers filed a brief but pointed protest against listing Georgia bonds. They declare that endorsing the issue would honor repudiation and dishonesty, insisting the state’s dishonor remains a badge of dishonor on Georgia.
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President Cleveland Enjoys Fishing Trip With Nimrod Energy
Col A H W Belo of the Galveston News reports President Cleveland and his wife had a delightful fishing and hunting excursion. The president is praised as an expert hunter with steady nerve and vigor, while Mrs Cleveland is commended for trolling pickerel. Belo predicts a renomination in 1858.
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Proclamation on Charleston Calamity and Aid Plea
Mayor Courtney of Charleston appeals for wider aid after a vast, unforeseen disaster. The council notes the insufficiency of local and foreign assistance and requests the mayor to issue a public address detailing the city’s dire condition and seeking further support. The proclamation invites nationwide press help to spread the appeal.
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Diverse 19th Century News Clippings From Railways to Politics
A sweeping anthology of disparate items reports on a rail worker's tragic on track accident near Dubuque, the Omaha and Winne cao Indians agency stance, naval vessel plans, a Sullivan boxing tour stop in New York, and a boiler explosion killing two men in Riverton. Other notes cover weather impacts, indictments, Maine election tallies, naval deployments, land officials, and social figures across the United States.
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State Republican Convention nominates McGill for Governor
The Minnesota State Republican Convention met in St Paul on the 22nd with delegates from every county. Andrew R. McGill of Nicollet led the ballot for governor, while A E Rice of Kandiyohi captured second in the lieutenant governor race. The body heard labor, farmers, and temperance speakers and endorsed Hubbard as governor, with resolutions on wages, railroads, taxation, and civil service reform.
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Household Hints Sermonizes Classic Dishes and Canning Tips
A city page offers practical recipes and food preservation methods. Shirred eggs and kedgeree get quick oven or stove guidance, while cheap tea cake and cheese omelet provide simple staples. Preserving green peas and water ice share step by step instructions. The column ends with biographical notes on lawyers William Mitchell and Charles Vanderbul, detailing their education and Minnesota careers.
The Theological Waiter at Summer Resorts
A Texas Siftings item notes that waiters at seaside and mountain inns are often theological students funding education. The pensive, beardless waiter rarely smiles while the bearded server shows his whiskers on plates. tipping quickens service, otherwise meals drag.
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Sponge baths and cold sponging urged for health benefits
A physician extols daily sponge bathing with tepid water then cooling to cold, followed by friction and an outdoor walk to boost appetite and sleep. He warns the weak or lung-diseased should avoid cold baths. The piece then notes Washington Special reporting renewed public works and critiques on river and harbor expenditures and bypassed progress.
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Odd Fellows Open Annual Session in Boston Hall
The Sovereign Grand Lodge of S O O F meets in Boston with reports from Henry D. Garcy, grand sire, tracing growth from 10,000 New England members in 1564 to 65,000 now. World membership totals 517,250 with over 4 million in revenue. Baltimore urged as permanent grand lodge site.
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Boston
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