Baking powders and health risks in old publication
The article warns against cheap baking powders containing caustic chemicals and praises Royal Baking Powder made from cream of tartar and soda as safe and wholesome. It cites Dr. Edson endorsing Royal for pure leavening. It also includes a section on global livestock statistics, noting horse and pig populations by country and comparing meat and dairy production across nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edson
Commissioner of Health of
New York
Doctor of Hygiens
Congressional Directory data on births and occupations in House
The Congressional Directory lists foreign born Representatives by origin and notes a small native Floridian presence. It details professions including farming, teaching, printing, sailing, blacksmithing, shoemaking, carpentry, and that many have law or military backgrounds, plus notes on currency types authorized by the U S government.
Congressional Session Recaps Senate Repeal Debates
The report reviews the 48th and 46th days with Senate debates on Dubois’s postponement of public business until states like Montana Washington and Wyoming are represented. It covers Teller Voorhees Chandler Hoar and Cameron on treasury questions and the silver purchase repeal bill alongside House activity on the federal elections repeal bill and census extension.
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Senate
Harrix
Shiloh Battle
Hill Po
Dubois
Washington
Montana
Wyoming
Mitchell
Oregon
Chandler
Walcott
Teller
Secretary of the Treasury
Voorhees
Treasury Department
Department
Voorlhen
Eller
Hoar
Priday
Cameron
Wharton Baker
Philadelhia
Harris
Martin
Fairchild Commission
New York Custom House
United States
Peffer
House of Representatives Deliberates Silver Purchase Question
The House faced a Sherman law inquiry as Mr Bland's committee substitute urged treasury department disclosure on why 41.5 million ounces of silver bullion were not bought recently. A quorum dispute emerged with 110 members present, and Morse and Fithian clashed over a prior conversation. Morse announced an end to filibustering.
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Fithian
Morse
House
Black
Oates
Alabama
Secretary of War
Alabama University
Jerry Simpson
Lacey
Colorado
Sayers
Dockery
Missouri
Jawa
Bland
Committee On Banking and Currency
Lord
California
Secretary of the Treasury
Moss
Massachusetts
Wages Cut and Mills Return to Full Time in South
The East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia railroad receivers announce wage reductions of 6 and 10 percent for trainmen starting November 1. Nagle and Phenix mills in Columbus Georgia will resume full-time operations due to large orders. A Louisville and Nashville northbound passenger train was ditched near Scranton Belle Fontaine with reported deaths and injuries. A bridge near Knoxville collapsed injuring several workers. Mayor Trent greeted by three hundred at Roanoke depot. Louisville switchmen and yard engineers strike after wage cut despite promises by committees. A Rio de Janeiro telegram reports a clerk killed during the bombardment of the city as rebel forces threaten. Fort Santa Cruz holds out with resumed negotiations amid ongoing conflict. Governor J S Mann named chief state commissioner of shellfish for two years to replace W T Lucas amid oyster dredging crackdowns. Baltimore canneries shift away from Maryland oysters. British ship Coquitlan condemned for aiding sealers in Alaska. Argentinian government claims victory over revolutionists in Santa Fe and Buenos Aires, and a quarantine on European arrivals. France highlighted as a model of agricultural cultivation in Europe.
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Knoxville
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad
Nagle and Phenix Mills
Columbus
Mobile, Aln
Louisville and Nashville
Scranton
Belle Fontaine
Knoxville, Cumberland Gap
Louisville
Thomas McFarland
Robert Brazelton
Albert Tullican
Jack Turner
Trent
Roanoke
Richmond
Trout
Buckner
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Rio
London and
Fort Santa Cruz
Care
North Carolina
J. 8. Mann
Newbern
Trove of 19th Century Headlines: Treasury Gold, Smallpox, and Ship News
Three million dollars arrived at the New York sub-treasury on Wednesday signaling a favorable gold situation. New York reports two smallpox cases and four deaths at North Brother Island pesthouse. Syracuse defaulter Frank B Kendrick surrendered, bail set at ten thousand dollars. Worlds Fair closure discussion entertains President after Davis visit. Rail freight rate hikes anger Memphis merchants. Secretary of the Treasury deputy Garrison to resign after twenty years. U S cruiser Charleston reaches Janeiro, Brazil, awaiting progress news. Italian bishops exequatur dispute tied to Pope Humbert. Moorworth tin plate works at Elizabethport to close permanently, workers dispersed. Forged Bank of England notes circulate. Chicago World’s Fair links to counterfeiting. Italian steamer Carlo R arrives Rio bound with cholera danger. crew aboard infected. Cruiser New York considered unsafe for Norfolk voyage. repairs staged in Brooklyn. Jarvis Conklin Mortgage Trust receivers appointed in multiple states. Cholera cases rise in Leghorn. Cross dispatched to assist. Consul reports cholera presence in Stettin.
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Treasury
New York Sub-Treasury
New York
North Brothers' Island
Frank B. Kendrick
Commercial Bank
Syracuse
N. Y
Davis
Memphis
Washington
Unrliate
J. R. Garrison
Garrison
Treasury Department
Navy Department
United States
Charleston
Janeiro
Brazil
Avy Department
Rome
Humbert
Venice
Moorworth
Elizabethport
N. J
New
Worsey
Wales
Tichina
Bank of England
London
Chicago
America
Italy
Saya
Carlo R
W. Hed
Genes
Rio
Bragi
Norfolk Navy
Herbert
le ‘Phura
Rentile
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Norfolk
Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Dircuit Court
Lacombe
Samuel M. Javis
Kansas City
Roland R. Conkling
Jarvyse Conkin Mortgage Trust Tasmante Company
Missouri
Bunjanin Fowler
Poughkeepsie
J. G. Zachry
New York City
Kansas
Colorado
Ohio
Tennessee
Arkansas
Missippi
Pennsylvania
Utah
England
Wyman
The
Marine Hospital Sérvice
Rosenthal
Leghorn
Irvin Cross
Marseilles
Marine Hospital Department
Strettin
Germany
September Cotton Report From Commissioner Nesbitt
Commissioner Nesbitt issues September report noting a 1-4 percent drop in cotton condition since the last update and warning that crop backwardness may cause further harm, capping state yield near last year. He urges farmers to shelter crops carefully to secure the best market price and reports corn conditions 11 percent below last year, while rice suffered ruin from a terrible storm.
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Nesbitt
Trade Failures Mount as Dun and Co Reports Weak Week
Dun and Co weekly trade review shows about 4,000 quarter failures with liabilities near 160 million dollars. For the past week US failures reached 829 and Canada 34, as merchants face cautious lending, delayed silver bill action, and waning demand. Cotton and textiles show some strength while iron and heavy industry struggle. Norris iron mine closure signals broader weakness and regional demand is depressed.
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Dun & Co
R. G. Dun & Co
United States
Canada
Senate
New York
Norris
Amalgamated Association
Piltshare
Miners Entombed After Mansfield Mine Cave In
A Mansfield Michigan mine near Crystal Falls collapsed Thursday night trapping many workers. About thirty seven miners, mostly Cornish, are believed killed with families left without support. The Mansfield produced high grade ore, employing about one hundred men, and had a history of dangerous conditions. Japan reportedly has three native fire insurance companies with 12 000 policies among them.
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Mansfield
Crystal Falls
Mich
Manafield
Chicago and Northwestern
Japan
Atlanta Markets Corrected Weekly Gracerien Notes Prices
A wide list of wholesale prices appears with numerous commodities including coffee roasted Arbuckle’s Turkey sugar and molasses, tea, spices, rice, salt, cheese, canned goods, fish, soap, flour, grains, meal, hay, wheat bran, cotton meal, stock peas, beans, produce, eggs, butter, poultry, onions, honey and bacon. Prices vary by grade and region, reflecting a bustling market snapshot.
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Gracerien
Arbuckle
Lion
Lovering
New Orleans
Cuba
Japan
Virginia
Texas
Georgia
Tennessee
Western Creamery
Familiar With the Subject Dialog Echoes Finance Lesson
A conversation quotes a teacher asking why the dull student cannot calculate interest as well as Tommy Traddles. The boy replies he lacks experience and notes their house is not mortgaged, illustrating a contrast in financial familiarity.
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Tommy
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Spain
United Kingdom
Treland
Australia
the Congressional Directory
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Union Army
Tavxw
Ag Tollowa
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Rush
San Francisco
Hooper
United States Circuit Court of
Sitka
Alaska
New York Herald
Santiago
Argenta
Santa Fe
Buenos Ayres
France
Business Review
Atlanta
Ureskiant Bacon
Leaf Allsg Compound Co
Catton
California Fig Syrup Co
ESS College
Vanderbiit University
Melseire
Vanderbilt
Downings’ Business College
Nashvil
Jan . W. Jilinings
Ihs
Hall
Pula
Crener & Co
Toledo
Toe
Falmiers
Olers
Johnson & Co
Hichmond
Brora Iron Bitters
Keecham
Hood
West
Sargaparila
Orrstown
N. B
W. Baker & CO
Baker & Lco
Dorchester
Mass
Webster’s
Oun
Hy &C.merriam CO
Swift
Joan
Dayton
Swiet Specific CO
L. F Jotusen & Co
Roehl
William McKeekan
Bloomingdale
Boschee
Scott
Bente & Bowne
Ree
Smiths Bile
Thave
Sigridt
Guo Win
Creative
Heachmont
Maas
Cory Say
Bedwichick Hive
Dorchester Ave
Loaton
Warren Street
Mace
Boston
Gene Foe
Irgrim Spring
Pren
Ars
Thomson's
Judson L. Thomson Mfg, CO
Waltham
Eppard
Sheppard
Isaac A. Sheppard & CO
Baltionore
South
Willon
Mall
Bor Kensre
Ndelresy Emical CO
Knipe Ny T . Com
Egelie SB. Greun
Baxter Court
Nashville
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