1804 Economic Report on U S and Canadian Failures
The report notes Dun and Co data on U S and Canadian failures with totals around 172 7 017 215 and 42.5 per 1000 firms failing. It covers liability per firm, trade averages, and price trends showing prices near all time lows. It references a long-term decline from 1880 to late 19th century with December 26 levels at 68.78 percent.
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Dun & Co
United States
Canada
Sanaa
Andy Western
AOLER
Ownership gaps by race and birthplace in U S land and homes
A historical study shows white farm and home ownership far higher than that of Negroes and Indians, with ownership varying by birthplace and immigration status. Whites lead in farm and home ownership across regions, ages, and marital status, while minorities trail significantly.
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United States
France
Ireland
Italy
Norwic
Sweden
Denmark
Thussia
Poland
Scotland
Trish
Hemex
Grett
Bern
Honica
Amonz
GV Venra
Acar
Ronnet Cy
Annexation debates and port labor in Hawaii era
A fragment recounts U S policy talks on annexation and Portuguese labor in Hawaii. It notes port visitors, planters favoring Portuguese workers, and opposition claims about U S ships and royalist influence. Thurston declines comment on Washington discussions while stressing Hawaii's republican status.
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Siti
Honolulu
Ueeline
Hawaii
Thurston
Levélanil
Odge
Washington Australl
United States
Republic
Turchard
Uueie S Sam
Mob of 3000 Marches on Fetindla and Sea House
A crowd of about 3000 demonstrated at St Jauns pressing for political change. Speakers urged government action, while police attempted to maintain order amid a tense confrontation. attendees called for employment and reform. The report notes officers restrained violent rhetoric and monitored the crowd.
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Newfetindla
Sea House
St Jauns
Speciel
Dea Finageial
Eolrh Re
Euler
Cork
Ainfes
Clerey
Death of Congressman DENLY after heart attack and long career
Early Saturday morning Congressman DENLY suffered a heart trouble that progressed to heart failure. Physicians could not detect a serious initial illness, and he died after a long civil career. Born March 18, 1838 in Florida Orange County, he studied at Union College and pursued law and journalism before serving as Consul to Vienna and later Consul General for Austria Hungary. He served four terms in Congress beginning with the Fiftieth Can press.
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Post
Florida
Orange County
Union ¢ Collége
Kansas
Fincis
Viennas
Austria-Hungary
ARTS
Department of Minors
G.alr
Congress
Pfiftieth . Can‘press
Central American leaders clash over boundary talks
The Mexican City talks edge toward a Central American League aim to settle old scores. Guatemala pressures Mexico as ministers from Honduras and El Salvador consider nominations from Nicaragua and Costa Rica, risking diplomatic tension and strained envoy relations.
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Mexico City
Honduras
Salador
Altristers
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Mexico
Iheator Js
Baring
Alpiorn
Mariscalariel Diese
Imi Umjesa
Afisiramas
Gold Reserve Leverage and Senate Action Shadow the Market
Speculation grows as New York reports expect no quick end to gold reserve pressures. Bankers doubt swift relief with Congress unlikely to pass new banking laws. Officials warn silver sentiment and budget strain may push government into debt or bond issues amidst a volatile outlook.
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San Fe
Newe York
wSra
Hepinirn
Third National Bank
Ani
Clevenon
Congress
Unicsa
Flere
West Virginia Barbarians Murder Confession Tactics
Four men attacked John Movning at his home in Coonskin at 2 a.m. on December 29 seeking a confession to a four year old murder. They bound him with a rope and hanged him from a rafter, then released him in freezing temperatures leaving him semi conscious. He was rushed to a friend’s home unresponsive with severe cold exposure. Authorities consider damages and prosecutions related to the assault.
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Charleston
W.va
Coonskin
John Movning
Toragsing
Binefren Ted
Iim
Simon Wallace
Fonr
Mowrain
Hermie
White House State Dinner Sees Surprise Senator Attendee
Washington dispatch notes unexpected appearance of Senator Hill of New York among guests at the President's annual state dinner. Rumors of strained ties with the administration swirl as other senators, including Maurphy and Wilbean, are mentioned in connection with White House events during the period.
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Senator Hill
Washington
Senator Hil
New York
Alb
Mir
Fenton Senator Declines to Attend Cabinet Dinner
A garbled report notes Senator Fenton declining to attend a cabinet dinner. It mentions Tess pres and Wits House, with unclear references to liberty and a potential future event.
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Fenton
Wits House
Searchers Locate Remains Near Elf Well in Lynching Case
A mass meeting organized at the courthouse led to a large search party split into detachments to probe an area between Chere and the river. The team found clothing near an old well and believes the body lies there. the well could not be raised at daybreak.
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Neil
Nei
Barrett Seef
Court House
Ra Ther
Phare
Io Vidal
Chicago federal hearing on motions to quash indictments
Judge Grosseau presides as aren miendis charges against Delis and ARCU officials are challenged in two major indictments. The cases involve obstructing interstate commerce and schemes tied to territorial claims and a Congo state proposal. The proceedings reference a complex chain of alleged actions and entities connected to the Irish coast and a Congo Free State project.
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Regan
Chicago
Grosseau
Aren Miendis
Delis
ARCU
Vitacy
United
Lumber Thieves at the Front Exploit Indian Timber Permits
The article alleges loggers fraudulently using Indian reserve timber permits in Minnesota. It claims white‑men operated the schemes, timing and pricing of timber theft, and accuses officials of permitting Indians to log under dubious authorization. News warns of potential rewards and financial motives behind the schemes.
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Questa
Minnesota
Dresden
Secretary of the Interior
Humber
Linesis
Wheat as Feed Across States Slows Wheat Use in Livestock
Reports from Illinois Indiana Ohio Michigan Kentucky Missouri Kansas Nebraska Iowa Wisconsin and other states show wide variation in feeding wheat to cattle. Some counties feed large portions while others report little or none, with price and availability driving feeding practices.
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Farmers’ Review
Indi ‘Ana
Ohio
Michigan
Fedtucky
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Wisconsin
The Bloomer Legend and Early Dress Reform
A fragmented historical note traces the origin of the bloomer costume to Mrs. DC Nomina and Elizabeth Cady Stanton era reformers. It mentions Ira Shaw, Horace Greeley, and a Lily paper linking the fashion to temperance and suffrage causes. The piece notes a wide adoption of the bloomer style across the English-speaking world and its role in dress reform.
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Council Mutts
Ira
Heryatia
Bleower Publishe
Eizabe
Arire Finn
H. H Cads Kranten
Horace Greeley
Levi P Morton Inaugurated Governor of New York
Levi P Morton was inaugurated as New York Governor at noon amid a military escort. The ceremony included a naval guard and oath administered by Secretary of State Paliner. The report notes limited details and mentions other historical events and figures with broken phrasing throughout.
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York
Leti
Morton
New York
Trogmpaniek
Nafiogay Guard
Rost
Tinvernoar
Mbiy Chombes
Bishan Donne Goer
Stata
J’aliner
Frontier Tales of Tough Men and Blanket Toby
A rough frontier vignette recalls rugged men on the Western frontier who earned nicknames for their bold ways. One figure, known as Blanket Toby, stands out after a wagon train journey and a Pawnee escort, illustrating how identity and reputation shaped life on the trail.
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Eagtich
Tarn Caves
Teena
Arizona Tis
Deadiwood
Leadville
Gikher
Rigie
Curry Wills
New Mexico
Odd Scribbles On Global Folklore And Hidden Trades
The passage compiles eccentric notes on breeding cats to stop, roses over a DMI square area, rapid nail growth signaling pregnancy, Japan's newspaper history, and the Tartars inviting drink. It mentions Verne’s income decline, an imagined multilingual international matrimony press, and curious trades like breeding rats for experiments.
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Japan
Esr
Sin
Dudes Verne
Hevlin
Paraigiay
Cer
Uruguay
Persia
Ria
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