Brazil and Argentina trade shifts and global wary tones
A spread of items covers Brazil's unsettled economy amid clashes with political factions, economic tests in the Argentine frontier, and Brazil’s population decline since the empire. It cites Brazil’s military strain, colonial debt, and a likely political shift amid domestic unrest.
Record of Maritime Tragedies and 1893 Bank Failures
The era's news item collage reports a American liner set record from Southampton to New York, a yacht capsizing near Deer Island with drownings, and multiple disasters. It notes deaths including George Banell and grandson near Plymouth, Musk, world fair gates closed, miners' suffering in Colorado, Duluth sawmill fire, and various bank failures and court actions across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
New York
Deer Island
Mass
John W. Johnson
Albert
T. Scott
Joseph Murphy
George
Great South
Plymouth
Nass
Colorado
Duncay, Breuxn,& Co
Duluth
Minn
Masxep
South Side Savings Bank
State National Bank
Knoxville
Tenn
First National
Russell
Kan
Frank Warner
Indiana
Detroit
Garounp
San Francisco
Branke
Keifer
William A. Maury
Olney Lez Walker
Mollie McCadden
Memphis
Allen E. Jones
Texarkana
Ark
Oxford Iron & Nail Company
Belvidere
N. J
Marie A. Posey
Mamie McAdam
Pittsburgh
W C. Connelly
Retown
Jones & South
Cocopah
California
New Hampshire Trust Company
Manchester
Southern Electric Company
Baltimore
Tur Forest and
Dean Mines
Highland Falls
N. Y
Davis
Higinbotham
St. Clair
Massey
Q Schwab
Cale
L 1
United States
Ohio Transfer & Storage Company
Columbus
Washington
Preston
Bane
Orlando
Flay
Tacoma
J National
Wash
City-national
Louisville
Connersville
Ind
Taylor County
Medford
Natonal Bank of the Commonwealth
Bank of New England
Mancheater
Mich
el Reno
Evary
Fulton county publishers form an association and report on officers
The text notes the new Fulton county publishers forming an association and appointing a committee to list all officers responsible for annual reports who have failed to publish. It also mentions events at Oak Hill camp meeting from August 17 to 24 with services and society days, plus various local notices and advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton County
Peoria
Ais
Oak Hill
Haworth League
Woman's ‘Foreign Missionary Society
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Ayers
Pie
Ayer
Norcatur
J. O.ayer & Co
Lowell
Masa
H. H. Kirchman
Watchmaker
Jewele
Danny Peoria and
Henry Packet
Probl Ly Henry S
Chillicothe
Por
Bol York
Iswott Bawn
Clark
Ates
Chicago
Jil
Avery
Emetane
DR. Bigelow
ME Booth
Clarke Treet
JiySdy
Henry
T.L. Jones
Hise Elle- Forth
Lacon
Greensboro
N. C
Séveriteen Nat Fxhorlence
Market Strest
Catt House
Ad Trea
Orepublican
Wenk Ty
ULTEL
Brazi
Argentine Republic
Uruguay
Brazil
Avenica
Leavenworth
Kas
Brooklyn
Tim Sting
Siam
makay all_possi
France
Tuer
Anthony J. Drexel
Philadelphia
Institute of Art, Science and Industry
Theo
Drexels
Brazin
Dom Pedro
Denver
Andine
Gov. Waite
Lincoln Herald
Mississippi
Missouri
Des—Moines
Ohio
Gulf
Dr Powell's Drug Store
Engglewood
Rock Island
Englewood
Rock Island & Pacific
Joan Sebastian
Gen
St Patrick’s
J. Reynolds
Mayfield
J. W. Niece
Great Rock Island
Neonsay
Sebastian
Savannay
Liepxan Bros
Savannah
P.P. P
Evita I. Jones
Orange
Abbots East India
Hood’s
Joel H. Austin
Goshen
Hood
J. H. Austin
Premisea
John Sanders
Mesara
Kita
Rieger & Farber
Ofay
Allum Rieger & Farber
Horry
Thompson & Son Investment Bankers
Lacon TH
Scott
Scott’s
Scott & Bowne
Richard Mellow
Gacon
Franex Baer
Edward Street
School Street
Richard
Frank Baer
Kohn & Co
Moline, Ill
Express
Ozpressor Oorter
Letter Kuhn & GO
Moling
Ill
Wai
J. A