Profit Report of Minneapolis St Paul Transit Lines
Report of the Minneapolis and St Paul rapid transit company for the year ending December 31, 1895 shows gross earnings on 225 miles of line at 1 988 803 44 and net earnings at 258 170 09 an increase of 38 309 37. Include ads for Tonics and tonics like Hostetter’s Bitters Tyner’s Dyspepsia Remedy Syrup of Figs and Brown’s Bronchial Tracheas and other patent medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atrect
Rapid Transit Company of
Minneapolis and
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Terrentne and Catarrh Cure Advertisements Mix in Letter
A scrambled, dated collection of medical ads and testimonials. Claims for Terrentne to cure eczema skin eruptions, catarrh, and various ailments. Includes offers of samples, 100 reward, and endorsements from readers, with names and cities like Savannah and Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
New England
TerrenrNe
Hanlon
Silver Springs
Stamps
J.t
Bnprace
Savannah
Hall
Cnanry & Co
Toledo
Druggista
Docking Delayed as Indiana Visits Port Royal Crowd Grows
Beaufort reports immense interest as the battleship Indiana nears dry dock at Port Royal. About 2,000 visitors arrive by Friday noon to view the vessel, with governors Evans of South Carolina and Atkinson of Georgia among the dignitaries. The docking depends on favorable winds and high tide, while officials and a large Charleston delegation attend speeches and tours aboard the Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaufort
United States
Halifax
Port Royal
Thu Jnet
Port
South Carolina
Georgia
Hampton Roads
Guna
Board of Inspection
Evans
Lee
Indiana
Cramps
Wisteria
Atkinson
Elliott
Watts
Stokes
United States Army
McGrady
Sweeny
Neal
Martin
Lockwood
Appell
Mauldin
Beech
Kell
Brown
Harrison
Wilkes
Calloway
Messick
West
Obear
Wright
Clark Howell
Constitution
H. H. Cabaniss
Journal
C. A. Collier
W.T. Sanders
Charleston
Wilson
Federation of Labor Organizing in Canada Separate From U S
At Ottawa a meeting of the Knights of Labor executive committee and other labor leaders decided to form a Canadian Federation of labor with no ties to United States unions. They cited the alien law restricting Canadian members from working in U S states and urged immediate organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Knights of Labor
Ottawa
Canadian Federation of Labor
International Association
States
Kentucky Legislature in turmoil as quorum fights erupt
Police protected the State Capitol while Governor Bradley and Mayor Julian held brief peace talks. By 11 o clock the House was crowded with many women in attendance. Republicans refused to vote, causing a quorum failure as Democrats split between Carlisle and Blackburn. The chair ruled seventy members must be present and voting, then adjourned the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Bradley
Julian
House
Senate
Excat
Carroll
James
Walton
Dunlap
Compulsory Protest Sparks Clamor in Havana
The Havana protest against the Congress action spreads through business and civic circles, with threats against signers and duress reported. Union Club members threaten to depose the President for signing. La Discussion editor signs under lack of authority. Weyler’s proclamation on confiscation provokes Cuban denunciation, prompting fear, evictions, and departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Havana
Union Club
la Discussion
Madrid
Ceasa
Weyler
Kentucky Senate Election Tension Builds Before Monday Ballot
A Frankfort dispatch reports visiting politicians from both parties crowding the city for Monday’s senatorial ballot. The fifty second vote is seen as a forecast of the final result amid recalls of deputy sheriffs and a militia detachment ordered to keep the peace. Company D of the state guard in Lexington is ordered to report Monday at 7 to receive marching orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Frankfort
Braney
Armstrong
Lexington
State Guard
Weissinger Dies After Illness and Political Move
Senator Rozel Weissinger, a key figure in the Kentucky senatorial contest, dies after days of illness that began with a cold and worsened into pneumonia. His efforts included shaping a pairing with Senator Stege to prevent a Republican joint-ballot majority, a move that altered the race and kept Hunter from the U.S. Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Frankfort
Rozel Weissinger
Blackburn
Ely
Hume
Weissinger
General Assembly
Stege
Louisville
Wilson
Dr. Hunter
United States
Grover After Ducks Run Down Potomac
President Cleveland sailed from Washington on a midnight duck hunting trip with Colonel Richard Walter in Widewater Virginia near the Potomac. The party included Commander Lamberton, navy lighthouse inspector, and Dr. O'Reilly, Army physician, aboard the lighthouse tender Maple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Cleveland
Washington
Widewater
Richard Walter
Maple
Lamberton
Navy
Potoman River
O'Reilly
Army
The Salts in the Ocean and its Universal Role
From Popular Science Monthly, the article describes ocean salinity as 3 percent and a global salt stock of 1 173 000 cubic miles. It notes salts form continents, support life, and influence currents via temperature, winds, and salinity through evapotranspiration and rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Science Monthly
Diet and digestion timings for common foods
A list details digestion times for foods and meals. Beans digest in two hours and a half, butter three and a half hours, wheat bread three and a half, cheese over three and a half, oyster soup three to four hours, sponge cakes two and a half, carrots over three, mutton three, hashed meat two and a half, green corn three and a half, boiled parsnips two and a half, boiled turnips three, and warns the frying pan harms as beer mug according to physicians.
Age and Influence: Europe’s aging power players
A roundup notes Europe’s leaders are elderly, listing Queen Victoria, Lord Salisbury, Prince Hohenlohe, Count Galachowsky, Prince Lobanoff, Sig Crispi, Mr. Gladstone, and Prince Bismarck with ages ranging from 65 to 86. It portrays a demographic tilt among top officials across nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Queen Victoria
Lord Salisbury
Prince Hohenlohe
Count Galachowsky
Prince Lobanoff
Sig. Crispi
Mr. Gladstone
Prince Bismarck
Detroit Free Press
Invitation to women to write Mrs Pinkham for aid
An invitation urges all women suffering from illnesses related to their sex to contact Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts. Women may write or call, knowing messages are read by women only and that Pinkham offers sympathy and guidance. The notice touts vast experience, promises frank guidance, and asserts the Herbal Compound has unprecedented demand today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
al Druggists
C. I. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Indy
Ted
Kilmer
Binghamton
N. Y
California Fig Syrup Company
J. W. Blosser
W. Cain St
Atlanta
Une Parker
Tonio
Dk. Kring
Kline
Areh
St. Phila
Frank Monns
York
Cuba
Grover
Alabama
Renader
Chicago Tribune
Longfellow
Ali
Labas
Waterbury
FISF
Harry Stillwell Edwards
Chicago Records
Jo Hns
Chicago Record
Ole
England
Macon
Atlanta Journal
The
Atlanta, Ga
Jane Thompson
Tam
Ayer
J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell, Mads
Alabama Experiment Station
Nassau St
New York
pRmputee
Aitevout
Chandice & Ward
Kiser Building
Osborne
Shorthana Augusta
Popham
Sond
Socmete
Parker
Phair
Puri Seer
eRay
E. M. Cross
Associated Press
Maple Avenue
Huntington
VW. Va
Martha Giliison
Fourth Avenue
W. Va
Deng
Tho Itlpane Chemical Cony
Spruce St
Plymouth
Marietta
Walter Baker & Co., Ltd
Dorchester
Brown Chemical CO
Baurruore
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