Great Damage From Twenty Year Storm In Pequakick Valley
Hartrorp Connecticut March 2 The worst rainstorm in twenty years caused widespread damage across the state with numerous washouts wrecks and accidents The Connecticut River rose dramatically flooding bridges and forcing evacuations The Old Copper mine dam burst at Bristol flooding areas and causing over 1 000 000 in damage Freight wrecks near Forestville delayed rail traffic and trains amid widespread disruption Litchfield county losses near 100 000 and many other incidents reported including a still owner in Brooklyn losing goods
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Pequakick Valley
Hartrorp
Conn
Connecticut
Middletown
Bristol
Poquakick
New England
Forestville
Winsted
Litchfield
Philadelphia
Reading
Litchfield County
Brooklyn
Jost
Emigration Sweep From Savannah Aims for Liberia
A group of over three hundred African Americans departs Savannah aboard the Laurada bound for Liberia to settle on land provided by the Liberian government. Whites accompany as officials while thousands of Black supporters line the docks. The voyage follows earlier cargoes with large supplies and funds packed for the journey.
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Beatie
HBO Medicine Co
Western Branch
Postland
Dillon Drug Store
Postoffice
Bavannan
Gul
Liberia
Fort Jackson
Charleston
Flamer
International Limigration Society
W. A. Rice
Des Moines
William K. Roberts
Washington
Rear End Collision Near Troy Ends in Deaths
An eastbound Rock Island passenger train collided with a freight west of Troy Kansas fatally injuring three people. Victims include M A Alexander W W OBrien and A Weston with severe injuries and probable death. Six freight cars and two coaches derailed. track cleared after 12 hours.
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Rock Island
Troy
Kan
St. Joseph
M. A. Alexander
Roy
W.W. O'Brien
Chicago
A. Weston
J. C. Williams
Lawrence Appeals and Wool Growers Memorial Printed Debate
Abstract of Lawrence's presentation on wool tariff history and McKinley act defects. It explains protective aims for sheep husbandry, the skirting clause reducing duties, ad valorem shifts inflating class 3 wool imports, and fails to address wool scouring shrinkage. Includes historic Congressional Records debate and quotes from William Lawrence, president of the National Woolgrowers Association.
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Congress
Committee On Ways and Means
McKinley
Philadelphia
Senate Finance Committee
M& McKinley
Que
Jinse of Representatives
Congressional Record
Danford
Speaker
Hhammons
McMillin
Georgia
Crisp
The
Senate
Shermin
National
Woolgrowers’ Association
Trade balance shifts under German tariff contrast 1894 95
The report compares three months after the German tariff's start in 1894 with the same period in 1895 and 1893 under McKinley. It notes imports rose by 42.4 million and exports rose by about 7 million, with the trade balance moving from a large favorable margin to a smaller gain, worsening in the second year. It warns the longer the tariff lasts, the worse the balance, and mentions cotton mills abroad expanding while domestic mills struggle.
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J. P. Winter
Dillon
Montana Street
Official Directory
Congressional
U.S
Mon
Phos
Power
Helena
Hartman
Bozeman
John J. Rickarda
Liant
Alex
M. Brown
J. Knippenbery
Glendale
W. A. Jones
Frank Showers
Boulder
M. Best
Geo. Galbresth
Deweys
Henry Thompson
Lima
T. J. Murray
Z. Thomas
Shoeriff
Thos
KF. Hamilton
A. J. Noyes
J. G. Shannon
J. J. Conger
K. Poindexter
Cashmore
Jacob Hartwig
Willis
J. Rich
A. Midler
Stringham Block
Bannack Street
Montana
H , Bond M.D
Wil
Dungan
Dillon Mercantile Co
First National Bank
J A. Riley
Sam Lane Crry
Uran
Fy Shoes Ene & Burleigh
Attorneys-At-Law
Silverbow
Kupfer
Rew Norris
Orrtos
R. P. QuaRues
Imon City, Ida
Uarles & Willis
Dillon, Mont
Dillon National Bank
Dullon
Mont
Tarerve
Savannah, Ga
Dunven
Colorado Ining Stock Exchange
Hevere
Barre
Butte
Bozeman Tunnel
Livingston
Denver
Thomas Jones
Annie Muse
Harrison-Dimmick
New York
Harrison
Marquette
Washingson
Capitol
Lawrence Appeals
Woolgrowers
Wilson
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Shanghai Mail
Shanghai
Textile Mercury
J. W. Babcock
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Wisconsin
San Francisco
Ananias
New York Herald
Nese Eens Bho
Cleveland
Simmons Liver Regulator
J. H. Zeilin & Co
WILL
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Center Street
J. C. Orem
Drugelsta
Mittenpercer
Clarion
Isecco
R. I. Scearce
Inter Ocean
Thams
Times
West
Elkhart Carriage and Harness Mfg. CO
Lon
Ewates
W. B. Pratt
Elkhart
Ind
DAVOL
P.O. Fox
Cal
N. M. Warre
Dillon, Montans
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