Iowa Soldiers With FelIy On Southern Battlefields Memorialized
An Iowa official party toured Vicksburg Andersonville and Chattanooga to dedicate State memorials honoring Iowa soldiers. The 200-member delegation, led by Gov. Cummins and Gen. Weaver, spent a fortnight in the South with all expenses paid, unveiling monuments at Vicksburg and Shiloh and commemorating Iowa regiments at Missionary Ridge Lookout Mountain and other sites.
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Vicksburg
Chattanooga
T of Latte
Toya
Glynt Wah
Wuiou
Andersonville
Shiloh
Southland
Albert B. Cummins
James B. Weaver
S. H. M. Byers
Henry H. Kitson
Boston
Mississippi
Col. Clark
Maj. Byers
Iowa
Wil
Terles
Champion Hills
Bicksburg
Lown
Grant
Joe Johnston
Tle Vickslillaois
Aadreda
United States
Illinois
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Vicksburg Battlefeld
Vicksburg National Miliary Park
Congress
T. C. Catchings
Stephen D. Lee
William T. Rigby
Towa
James G. Everest
Lilinois
A. B. Cumming
Andergongia
6Th Infantry
Andergonville
Cunmiing
Clattanooga
Mellarinis
Inwa
Missionary Ridge
Lookout Mountain
Gov. Cummins
Sth
Weaver
N. C. Kemal Towa
Buall
Town Richest in Union Wealth Study Says Cedar Rapids Gazette
The Census Bureau labels Town the seventh richest state in the union with Iowa claiming 4 048 516 070 total wealth and 1901 per capita. The report notes Town leads per capita wealth among leading states and highlights Iowa’s farm economy and vast railroad mileage as wealth drivers while many states hold large portions of national wealth.
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Censua Bureau
Ter Caplin
Dows
Union
J. C. Woolliver
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Ohio
Missouri
St. Louis
Kansans City
St. Joseph
Hawkeyedom
New York
Illinois
California
Towa
Minnesota
Michigan
Toiwa
Iown
Commonwealth of the Union
Discovery of Mammoth Cave Reveals Saltpeter Quest
The Mammoth Cave of Kentucky was discovered amid efforts to secure dirt for saltpetre to make gunpowder as Congress pressed an embargo and looming war. Dr Samuel Brown demonstrated cave earth’s potential, and miners sought limestone caverns like Minestone to yield the nitrate crucial to national defense.
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Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Savas
Democrat
Chronicle
Congress
Europe
Yoly
Spain
Samuel Brown
Lexington
Lynx Parents Free Cub After Trapping Incident
A New York World correspondent at Chambord Junction, Que describes a trapper named Henry Jiate who used a wolf trap baited with a chicken to catch a fox. He watched a lynx mother cut the cub’s foothold with her teeth and free it, then carry off the leg before the pair escaped. The trapper noted the unusual rescue and recounted an owl scavenging story linked to a similar trap.
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Lyx
Ernie Mennure
Prap
Henry
Jiate
Tracs
Walker Gray Fox
Saya
New York World
Chambord Junction
Que
Tate
Nate
Jong
Notions of Race In A Malaria Tale From San Francisco Argonaut
A San Francisco Argonaut fragment recounts a restaurant encounter where a waiter misreads a light skinned man as colored. The man explains he is Malay, sparking a quick chain of questions about origins and race as the story plays on misperceptions and linguistic twists.
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Manny
Athintr
San Francisco
Fragmentary note on royal comparisons and battle context
Fragmented text references Katharina and Katharine, noting comparisons to wine and kings. Mentions why, bad or good, and a vague battle context. Little coherent detail, but preserves named individuals and general theme of conflict.
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Kinges
Katharina
Katharine
Labor federations expand across towns and states
Dairy farmers form a union in Middletown North Carolina while unions grow nationwide from Santa Rosa California to Chicago Illinois. The International Lathers Union boasts 204 towns with labor temples, and the Sevater Operator Union forms a new national body. Wages for San Francisco marine painters rise stably and Manitoba workers plan a labor party.
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Middletown
N. C
Inbor Witown
Santa Rosa
Cal
Ctxt
Systar
Colorado State Federation of Labor
Springfield
Ohio
Trades and Labor
Gooks' Protective Association
Chicago
Federation of Labor
Cleveland
Denver
Colo
Pai
Custumg House
Toronto
Canada
Tobacco Workers’ International Union
New England
Amalgamated Leather Workers’ Union of America
San Trancisco
Cali
Manitoba
Chunnada
Cornelius Ward
New Jersey
F Federation of Tabor
Supreme Court of Colorado
District Court
St. Paul
Stratford
Mungor
Rio Grande Woolen Mills
Albuquerque
N. M
Paterson
N. J
Chicago Trade Review Sees Favorable Output and Rising Demand
Dan's Review of Trade notes favorable developments in Chicago with increased currency reform and high production activity. Steel and iron show strong forward work, textiles and boots rise, lumber prices hold, and rail bottlenecks hinder early spring shipments. Interior sales improve and retailers await colder weather for January clearances.
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Chicago
Lasures
Dan
New York Trade Mixed As Holiday Slump Eases
Quiet distributive trade contrasts with active industrial sectors. Post holiday and weather dampen wholesale and retail demand for heavy wear, while clearance sales purge stocks. Bradstreet reports weekly U.S. and Canadian business failures and grain exports with year comparisons. wheat and corn exports show sizable totals for digits across years, reflecting slower activity yet ongoing trade shifts.
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New York
Iatter Inc
Demnd
United States
Canada
Bradstreet
Chicago Cattle and other grain prices across markets
Market report lists price ranges for cattle hogs and sheep across Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo New York Toledo and more. Includes commodity prices for wheat corn oats rye butter eggs and clover seed with various quality grades and No 2 classifications.
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Chicago
Cholea
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
New York
Toledo
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Hheir
Splendid
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General Federation of Labor
Albany
Slughes
Seamen's Church Institute
Providence
St. L. Fiun
Arkansas Federation of Labor
Farmers’ State
Farmers’ Organization
Michigan Federation of Labor
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