Connerys Flvances Year of Over Seventy Five Million Dollar
Secretary reports the fiscal year ended June 30 shows total receipts from customs internal revenue and other sources near 470,409. Expenditures totaled 4,134,149.68, with a deficit of 20,208,247.70. Ordinary expenditures declined 4,010,802.21 from the prior year. Customs receipts reached 180,021,310.7. internal revenue 140,880,015.66. Import duties rose, free goods value up 0.622,870. exports of goods 882,000,008, up 75,008,778. Duty paid averaged 20.55 percent combined. Internal revenue collecting cost was 2.75 per cent. Distilled spirits 8,088,703 gallons. beer 80,500,260 barrels. Gold exports 212,400,047 and silver 100,541,070. imports: gold 33,625,000 and silver 28,777,186. Money stock in U.S. June 1896 at 1,228,820,085. per capita stock November 1896 at 2.03.
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Enett
Porto Fla
Senstoma
ST Sell Rover Thosa
Yale
United States
Tread
War Department Exhibit Praises Army and Calls for Reform
The report highlights the army's discipline morale and efficiency while noting gaps in arms and equipment. It urges prompt action to strengthen the volunteer citizen soldiers and emphasizes that military preparedness serves peace and deterrence rather than entangling the nation in foreign conflicts.
Post Office Financials Highlight Need for Reform
The fiscal year ending June 30, 1806 shows receipts of 92.41 million and total expenditures of 17.02 million, with a deficit and rising second class rates. Recommendations call for legislation to curb abuses, expanded inspector supervision, and reorganizing 14,000 clerks to improve cost control and accountability.
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Star Service
Apt. Oblee
Immenen Evis
Nyveillarce
Eich
Kgl
Reforma
Congress
Postal reforms promise broader reach and lower costs
A fragmented notice asserts that consolidation yields more efficient service and higher revenue with smaller expenditures, noting gradual advantages of a unified postal system. The text signals improved efficiency and broader coverage as the key outcomes of consolidation.
Remains Guarded Land and Pension Expenditures Noted
The document reviews vast federal land alienation and rising pension costs. It cites $17,000,000 appropriations for the year and pensions totaling about $12.2 million, with millions of acres transferred to settlers and railroads. It laments pension abuses and urges economy and reform to preserve national credit and citizen trust.
Government Should Support the Agriculture Department
The government should continually encourage the Agriculture Department as it is central to national welfare and farming progress. While past legislation aimed at practical farming and prudent spending, the department has largely used public funds sensibly to aid soil hold and weather forecasts improve farmer protection. The weather bureau's growth enhances forecast accuracy, aiding those tied to weather-sensitive operations. The secretary's report and congress considerations merit careful study.
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Ellente
Department of Agriculture
Ite
Tio
Congress
Civil service reform progress and future aims
The piece lauds civil service reform as a lasting achievement and outlines expansion to a competitive class of about 84 000 positions. It notes extensions by executive order and calls for including postmasters, with emphasis on improving efficiency, economy, and public service while addressing obstacles.
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Progres Mide
Turnisiea
Friends
Tts Eneties
Competitivn
Wbapn
Transportation reform and cost regulation recommendation
A statesman urges Congress to adjust post office appropriations and open a path for the consolidation of post offices. He lauds the commission’s work on transportation fairness, calls for a just aid system, and hopes Congress promptly considers its recommendations to improve regulatory outcomes.
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Armil
Fm Orlahee
Algo
Iti
Congress
Tariff Law and Government Revenue Debate
The passage argues that tariff policy should fund government expenses and not fund excess or extravagance. It notes a revenue shortfall and deficit in the prior year, warns against drawing from surplus, and urges prudent use of funds to support essential expenses while preserving the gold reserve. It discusses imports, taxation, and the need for steady revenue growth.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Sublich
Pia
Nur
Alvidusia
Tn Zollu- Allah Thois
Foetme
Reform of Asyetout appound and currency reform debate
Fragmented OCR text discusses a historic government currency reform, favoring silver redemption and withdrawal of gold obligations. It cites Treasury actions, bank redeployment, and relief for debt while urging prudent gradual implementation and trust in national banking expansion. It mentions gold demand, silver coinage, and fiscal policies tied to public credit and prosperity.
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Loretofors
Gondt
Natoual Banka
United States
Trenanry
Trusts and Monopolies in Commerce Debate
Executive Message by 1 Gomor Cleveland warns that trusts and monopolies threaten independence and fair pricing. He argues federal action may fall short but urges decisive legislation to curb interlocking corporate power and protect economic opportunity for citizens. December 7, 1881.
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Lepinlitien
Crasia
Uchig
Wateleot
Taxuthon
Ghoveh Cleveland
Manston
Maxton Straits Pact Reported by London Post
London reports a tentative agreement among Great Britain Russia and Prince for the Maxt ra question and possible mobilization of the Russian Black Sea fleet. The plan would pressure the Dardanelles and Bosphorus to enforce reforms, with Berlin treaty powers shown to consent.
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Associated Press
London
Biumingham Post
Conftima
Giamonte
Associated Urers
Great Britain
Russia
Mediterranean
Bosphorus
Dardenelles
Berlin
Germany
Austria
Italy
Dardanelles
Zere
Night School Uprising At Blaina School
Disorder erupted at Blaina school in Minneapolis as about fifty youths attacked teachers after a chastisement. The mob gathered on the sidewalk and threw missiles, forcing staff to flee. incident occurred during a night session overseen by Albert Hyfcore, a University of Minnesota man.
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Bohol Payl
Minneapolis
Blalna School
Twelfth Avenue
Third Street
Albert Hyfcore
University of Minnesota
Moore
Lind Lawsuit Seeks $20000 From Evening Dispatch
Attorneys for John Lind fusion candidate for governor sue the St Paul Dispatch demanding $20000. They claim the newspaper libeled Lind by publishing a telegram from New Ulm criticizing his Lutherans Turner speech after a Minneapolis Lutheran festival. The case centers on Lind’s alleged remarks before a Turner body and his religious views.
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Lind
St. Paul
St. Inn
Dac
John Lind
Lay
Phperk Pon
Evening Dispatch
Minneapolis
Aty. Lind Wade
The
Disarted
New Ulm
My. Lind
Evan
Turners
New Unlit
Turners M
Pink Land Investigation Prompts Probe In Minnesota
Chippewa Indians chairman D M Baldwin travels to Folhton to confer with Interior Department Special Agent Wright over alleged crookedness tied to the Pine land examining corps. Members were suspended by Secretary Pranels as an inquiry aims to weed out incompetents, with sensational developments anticipated.
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White Marth
Minn
Dee
M. R. Baldwin
Chiptown
Harrison declines candidacy and Ohio politics detail
President Harrison says he will not be a candidate for U S senator and asks the legislature to choose a man who will honor the country. Advices announce the death of Vincente Dayll Lorrajne, a noted politician and lay rary minister. Joseph Quirrante of Youngstown is held on $2000 bond for alleged thefts with his brother Dominick, involving jewelry consignments and concealment tactics.
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Tudlanspolis
Dew
Harrison
United States
Cuile
Vincente Dayll Lorrajne
Emiguwler Arrexici
Cleveland
Joseph Quirrante
Youngstown
Ohio
Lla
Dominick
Angeles
Tialy
Umea
Vocations for Women and Household Arts Bulletin
Axt of mending and dress reform taught by YWCA for young women with two dressmakers guiding lessons at eight cents per course. A new Bovina requirement bureau offers staffing and catering services with personal supervision. A Cook Nook Free features a cookbook by the Science Making Powder Co. promising 400 recipes and dining hints sent free on request.
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Young Woman's Christian Association
New York
S'vnce Making Powder Company
Chicago
Bundrodt
Oventa
Vostal
Duking Powder Co
Not Very High Society Talk Sparks Mrs. Bolton Question
In a Cleveland Leader snippet Mrs. Dash questions Mrs. Bolton’s prominence in society. Blouk retorts that she’s widely rumored to be active, while Mrs. Dash insists the belief is a mistake, noting Bolton’s limited social affiliations.
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Dash
Mra. Bolton
Cleveland
Rey
Brant J Cheney Catarrh Cure Sworn Oath Claim
A notary public records Brant J Cheney swearing an oath in Lucas County Ohio that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each uncured case of catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Advertisement for medicine and related testimonials appear among local notices and personal notes.
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Ohio
Rolardo
Lucas County
A. W. Gleason
Hall
Fortune Seeking Frontier Folk Incur Woes And Cures
A vintage advertisement extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a tonic for emigrants and frontiersmen facing chills fever and the dangers of tainted water and miasma. It promises fortification of the stomach and system against the combined threats for pioneers miners and travelers seeking fortune.
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Bndigrasata
Weatern Witc
Tnt
Fragmented OCR text with scattered names and figures
Fragmentary historical notice contains garbled names, places, and numbers. Mentions West Pibiabing Ga, Alabama education costs, and an order for potatoes from Scott Co La Crosse Wisconsin. The readable parts reference educational funding per pupil and a large seed or potato crops buyer.
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John A. Salzer Scott Co
la Crosse
Wis
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