Global stats drift through newspapers in scattered notes
A mosaic of short items covers banking, health, railways, imports and exports, and notable statistics. Highlights include recoveries in Milwaukee Hospital for the insane at 33 percent, Bank of Spain loans $19.7 million below prior year, New York water waste blamed on amateur photographers, and a great ship canal project between Lake Erie and Montreal costing $70 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Bank of Spain
Boston
Michigan
New York
Brook
Hudson Palisades
Allgemeine Deutsche Sprachverein
Europe
Pasteur Institute
Paria
Canada
Nova Scotia
King of Dahomey
Lake Erie
Montreal
United States
Supreme Court of
Connecticut
J. J. Henna
Porto Rico
Washington
Canned Goods Exhibit to Headline Paris Fair
American fruit and vegetable canning industry will be featured in a major display at the Paris exposition opening April 15. Colonel G B Brackett leads the horticultural exhibit with samples from apples to raspberries, glass jars replacing earlier tins, and a strong showing of dried fruits and evaporated vegetables from California and the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington Star
Palace of Horticulture
Colonel Brackett
East
California
Mississippi
Europe
Pacific
Deafness cures and notices in one page
An 19th century style broad page combines medical ad copy for Hall's Catarrh Cure with a local theft notice and a reward offer. It includes a medical explainer on Eustachian tube inflammation and deafness, a promotional pledge, and a theft report offering $25 reward for information leading to conviction of J. L. Heaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J Cheney
Toledo
R. H
St. John’s
J. L. Heaton
Matt
Express
Canon City Record
Becevn
Rencap
Kipling
United States Land Office
Pueblo
Colorsto
Orad
Abelet
Panaihhatess
Washington, D.C
R. Gornpox
Reward Offered for Gray Horse RW Brand Return
A gray horse branded RW on the shoulder is missing with a reward of five dollars for its return. Contact Roma Valentino at Brookside Colorado to claim the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misouri Waville Railroad
Colorado
Missouri River
Chicago
St. Louis
Tuirr
G.W.F.& PA
Gray Horse
Roma Valentino
Brookside
Pauperism and crime linked to alcohol in Belgium report
Ex minister M Jules Le Jeune cites Belgium statistics: 75 percent of criminal convictions stem from alcohol, 79 percent of paupers are drunkards, 80 percent of personal crises trace to it, 45 percent of lunacy cases relate to excess. Temperance notes also report France 14.19 liters per capita, New York House of Industry crimes drink related, and Australasian Good Templars presence. Local prohibition covers Crawford county. Ohio forbids hiring intoxicated locomotive engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Jules le Jeune
Belgium
France
New York House of Industry
Australasia
Good Templars
Olmey
Ill
Crawford County
Ohio
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Hossekeey
WWE
Emalt
Scents
Vattes
Bootis
Dallas Bears
Poe Het
Winie Bataer
Hove
Caoping
Cpe
KBNT
Mome
Tote J. &. Broweter
Badd Ave
Wis
Wiz D—Weshing By
En Exes
Emile
Great Britain
Gapia
Orient
London
Rombey
Peninsular and Oriental Steamship Company
Philadelphia Record
Brighton
Tanner
Gordon & Dilworth
Monarch Olive
Bishop's
Heinz’s
G. R. Tanner & CO
GEMS
Heaven Stone
Thomas Buchanas Reed
China
Central Female College
Lexington
Bcuice
EmwuLami Ai Premoeme
Bank OF England
Bank OF France
Imperial Bank OF Germary
Bank OF Russia
TOTAL
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Richard A. McCurdy
Fremont
Custer
Canon City
Conte
GEC Merriam CO
Springfield, Mess
Colorado Springs
Colo
Gasette
Record
Rudyard Kipling
Ob and Lam
Ats
Wee Willie Winkie
CAON
Carrie B. Heaton
W. O. Phil
W. O. Phillips
Carrie B. Heatom
I. George & Cassedy
W.O. Phi
Mondy
A. D
Annity
Beire
Geoases R. Cassior
Fremont County
J. Propriensox
Geo
Sarah A. Goff
Sarah A Goff
Fremat County
Cason City
Coro
Koer
Rupotra
BF. Rockafellow
Main Street
Cafion City
Cafion City Hydraulic and Irrigating Ditch Company
R. Cline
Richard Cline
Cajon City
Cripple Creek
Canes City
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