Treasury Report Shows Annual Revenue and Debt Adjustments
The annual report to Secretary Foster details government revenues at 393,013,HT for the past fiscal year, a drop from the prior year, and non ordinary expenditures of 355,372,634. It notes reductions in public debt payments, currency changes, and assets and liabilities including treasury balances, national bank notes redemptions, and shifts in circulation.
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E. H. Noboker
United States
Foster
Tothim Wort
Treasury
Ent
Treasury Notes
Sabedd Ailyer
National Bank Poten
Fue
New Gunboat Machias Launched at Batu fe
The Machias, a steel gunboat first of two authorized by Congress, was launched at Batu. The vessel features twin screws, vertical expansion engines, 600 borza coal at ten knots, and an eight four inch rapid fire battery. Naval officials push ship work while avoiding overreliance on optimistic intentions.
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Machias
Batu
Ethel Hyde
Bath Iron Works
New York
Maine
Messrs. Cratap
Theo
Storm claims lives as three fall in Havestin Bay
Epitomized report from Eastern and Middle Staten details a deadly storm in Havestin Bay where three men perished among dozens. The piece also notes Navy Yard discharges at Brooklyn and various protests of violence including a murder confession in Concord New Hampshire.
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Middle
Staten
Oxny
Haverstinw
Bay
Maine
Thedfiantonomot
Brooklyn
N. H.) Navy Yard
Connecticut Senate
Supreme Court
Concord
N. H
Hiram
Rochester
N. HH
M. L. Strauss
Florida
Palatine Bridge
Tavell
Moe
Lehigntoo
Montgomer y launched at Baltimore steel works
A chaotic jumble reports multiple 1890s era incidents across North America and Europe. It notes a Montgomery launch at Columbia Iron Works Baltimore, a Cleveland shooting, rail accidents near Lima and Ottaw, a Sparrow Point factory explosion, a Mo crash at West Plains, and other violent events. It also lists political appointments, naval orders, and international crises including French coal disaster and Manchurian events.
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Tourteo Lyerulser Montgomery
Columbia Iron Works
Baltimore
Aid
Jupor Iturua P. Ranney
Ohio Bar
Jan Cleveland
Ottaw T
Ohio
William Meadrows
Farry Knips
Lima
Provzsson W. H. McConatys
Maysville
Ark
Sparrow’s Point
Ald
Weat Plains
Joszpu McKay
Ukiah
Cal
Joaquin Millar
Sierras
Harry Miller
Prominent Figures and Notable Names in a Vast Tale
A garbled roster of famous figures and events appears. Quen Vicronza recalls Cot Sanxey, Derry is honored with 2000 infants named after him, and the Princess of Wales marks her forty seventh birthday. Names span royalty, politics, and society across nations with scattered biographical flashes and antiquated references.
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Quen Vicronza
Cot
Sanxey
Ang
Derry
Princess of Wales
Jorn Mares
Wyoming
Frank Sartoris
Nellie Grant
Man
Ansz Mane Mazzisi
Afflan
Italy
Gunopoff
Tur
Ignace Paderowski
New York City
Bararacepa
Boulanger
Tur Czar
Russia
Central Committee of Relief
Story
Mr. Hooker
Rome
Eternal City
Joux Patuza
Grand Army of the Republic
Tur Lato
Wurtemberg
Qinner
Lhortsant Goversxon
Ira J. Case
Alvin P. Hovey
Clarkany
Monroe County
Move
Martin D Loppy Executed at Sing Sing III
Martin D Loppy the wife murderer was executed by electric chair at Sing Sing III. Official notice from Warden Brown confirms the 12:09 execution time and that no further details would be released. A report notes a renewed alliance between two families and details of a Canadian ties.
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Martin D. Loppy
Sing Sing
Thorigna
Brown
Dune Inst
Warriul
Lappy
Nates
Bombing of Sage Office in New York Kills Bomber and Wounds Broker
A blast at Russell Sage’s office on Broad Way near Rector Street in New York killed the bomber and severely injured Sage, a clerk who later died, and several others. The assailant, calling himself Wilson, demanded 1.2 million dollars and carried a satchel containing a bomb. Sage and witnesses described a dramatic, deadly eruption that wrecked the building and left debris, blood, and torn bodies in the aftermath. Norton, the aide, was blown through a window and later found unconscious on Rector Street.
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New York City
Russell Sage
TL Broadway
Rector Street
Wilson
Sage
Sago
Washington, E. Connor & 0
Msu
Charles E. James
Nassau Street
Mr. Snage
Mr. Sago
Mr. James
Mr. Sage
Afr
Robertson
Laidlaw
Colonel Slocum
Ben
Clarks
Russall Sages
Frank Robertson
Charles James
Norton
Chicago, Burnington & Quincy
Connor & Co
Miesell
Vores
John D. Rockefeller
James
Cha Man
Woo
Naval Armament Plans From Commodore Folger Report
Commodore Folger, Chief of the Bureau of Ordnance, estimates next year's bureau expenses at 4 780 291 dollars. Armament plans include new vessels and a gun program ranging four to thirteen inches. A 50 000 pound gun cotton order is placed with Dupont for a plant startup in five months. Submarine gun use on rams and a reporting boat are advised. Armor plate strength is noted as high.
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Folger
Bureau of Ordnance
Bureau
Burov
Duponty
Dom Pedro Dies in Paris After Long Reign
Dom Pedro died in Paris of diabetes a few nights ago with Princess Isabilio at his bedside. Born December 3, 1695 in Rio de Janeiro he became Emperor in 1831 and was crowned in 1841. His reign saw a failed assassination attempt in 1889 and Brazil’s move toward a republic.
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Paris
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Emperor
Braz
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Rio de Janeiro
Theresa Christina Maria
Francis I
Naples
toMs
Brazil
Novortibs
Petropoli
Viscount di Ouro Petro
Alazo
Banda
Global Gleanings and Early 1889 World News Report
An assorted 19th century digest notes economic and social data across nations. It cites France currency, Denmark flu, India crop fail, Argentina wheat outlook, Russia famine concerns, and regional disease outbreaks, plus a fast New York Washington train record and census funding needs.
National Banks Report Shows Bank Growth and Failures
Comptroller F. S. Lacey reports for the year ending October 31 that 193 new National banks were organized with $20.7 million in capital, while 41 associations liquidated and 25 left, yielding a net gain of 127 banks and $12.505 million in capital. Failures rose to a record high, due to crop failures and speculative pressures, with calls for stricter director duties and tighter officer lending restrictions.
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Carrecy F. S. Lacey
Wayblogton
Leese
Ty Inn
Miaessappa Rives
Opening of Fifty-Second Congress Amid Rain and Ceremony
The Fifty-Second Congress opens with a rainy day in Washington as the Senate gallery fills for the swearing in of seventeen new senators. Vice President presides, credentials read, and questions arise over Mr. Brice’s Ohio residency before oath. House promptly adjourns after roll call and initial speeches.
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Senate Gallerica
J. G. Butler
Charles F Crisp Named Speaker After Ballot Fight
The Democratic caucus in Washington nominated Charles F Crisp of Georgia for Speaker on the thirtieth ballot, with 110 votes to 105 for Mila of Texas. Crisp's background includes Confederate Army service, law practice in Georgia, and multiple judicial and political posts.
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Georgia
Chamber of the
House of Representatives
Washington
Charles F. Crisp
Mila
Texas
Springer
Ilinois
Bravens
Massachusetts
Mc3ilurn
Tennessee
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Air
Hatch
Missouri
Charles Frederick Crisp
Sheield
England
Otn
United States
Savannah
Macon
Virginia
Hie Re Yoase
Fort Delaware
Ellaville
Schlay County
Americus
Southwestern Judicial Circuit
General Assembly
Oost
Congress
Commerce, Manufucctures
Pacific Railcoats
Ife
New York Armored Cruiser Launch Breaks Records at Cramp Yard
The New York, largest US warship yet, launched at Cramp's Philadelphia yard in a snow white ceremonial debut. With 25,000 spectators, the cruiser will bear 475 officers and men, reach 20 knots, and cost about 3.035 million dollars plus bonuses.
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United States Navy
Cramp's
Philadelphia
Penn
Empire State
Daughters of the Metropolis
Helen Page
Delaware
Wessel
Tony
United States
Cramp
Phiiladelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Borris
Morton
Tracy
Nobie
Abo
Senate 2p Day nerves as new officers take oath
In the Senate, the oath of office was administered to Jones of Arkansas re elected. Florida’s Mr all and Idaho’s Mir Dubais were sworn in. The House adjourned after a brief session and election actions including Crisp for Speaker and officers named.
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Arkanasay
All
Florida
Mir. Dubais
Idaho
House
Joint Committee
Messra Sherman
Harris
Voorhees
McPherson
Mg. Holman
Indfangy
Holman
Charles F. Crisp
Georgia
Henderson
Thomas B. Neal
Maine
Skunpoon
Kansas
Thomas C. Watson
Orca
Reed
Watson
Elent
Baker
Clover
Davis
Yavoron
Kea
McKechan
Mr. Crisp
Mills
Mr. Reed
Indlays
Crisp
Afr
Kerr
Pennsylvania
Five Die In Explosion At Clinton Dynamite Plant
A massive blast at the Clinton Dynamite Company plant in Haverstraw New York killed five workers and injured many others. The frame building 50 by 100 feet produced cartridges and explosives, with debris flying hundreds of feet.
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Haverstraw
N. Y
Armandables
John Waisworth
En- Iaver
Peter Carlossa
Jovan Adelly
Perry Userry
Josep Williams
Wadaworth
Carlossa
Willams
Adelly
Wingle
Perry Lounsburry
Peekykill
Haverstraw Bay
Lounsberry
Aiusk
Ao Dyby
Farrell
Dondero
Matt
Chinese Rebels Suppressed Amid Beheadings and Massacres Reported
A Pekin cablegram details Imperial forces under Brigadier General Niel routing rebels in Kinchow and nearby areas. It says the rebels were defeated with their leader killed, while mass beheadings and massacres of Christians and foreigners occurred in other towns. An association called the Temporary League is blamed for the violence.
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China
Niel
Kinchow
Jeho
Itgy
Temporanea League
Errth
Hero
Niuehanz
Laconte
Chivess
West St Paul Building Collapse Kills Ten Men
In St Paul a west side building fell amid a heavy blaze, burying workmen under debris. Ten men died and five were injured, including a severely injured worker who later died en route to hospital. Contractor Wilcox died in the mangled wreck. Authorities blamed the weakened structure and heavy debris removal for the collapse. Wheat crop losses across Minnesota and neighboring states due to labor shortages and exposure are estimated at 3,000,000 bushels in the north and 20,000,000 in the south.
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Minn
Shepard
Otto
Indiana
Wilcox
Minnesota
Dakota
Iowa
Konars
Nebraska
Fire at Detroit Grocery Kills Four Children
Early morning blaze at George J Rais grocery on Orleany Street Detroit traps family members. Charly Rel aged twenty two dies and brothers Joseph eleven and Edward seven perish. older boy reportedly tried to warn others before perishing. Father and mother injured in fall from stairs. Two other children Max ten and Tony twelve and a hired girl escape through windows. Firefighters and police investigate cause and fate of missing names.
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Mich
Smotherea
Charly Rel
Joseph Aml Edward
Heromon
Oath —Cotten
Oogena
Ataira
Max
Tony
Typolice Pud Firemos
Labor News Roundup Reveals Global Union Movements
A messy 19th century style summary notes unions forming or expanding across New York Italian cabinet makers, New Orleans and St Louis electrical workers. It cites an eight hour day push in New South Wales and Italy, mine workers in Houtzdale and Hungaria, Chinese boycotts in California, and orchard labor needs in Placer County.
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Rio
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TiKov
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Penn
Hungaria
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Placer County
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