United States crops lose and gains 1894 compared to 1892
The article details US crop value shifts 1894 vs 1892 and 1893, noting a $20 million gain in cattle and provisions but $61 million loss in breadstuffs, with price trends for corn wheat and cotton. It cites government and trade estimates and mentions regional variations and a deadly Brazilian ferry disaster with Terceira fire near Rio de Janeiro.
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United States
United States ‘Agricultural Bureau
New York
Statistical Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Wiest
Colin
Auell
National Depres
United
United Kintera
W. ML. Grosvenor
Thoman
Fis
Emile Newnan
ISM
Ar.doman
ISOS
Combinas
TSI
Nebraska
Kansas
Mio Janeiro
Terceira
Rio de” Janeiro
San Domingos
Frederick Douglass the noted freedman orator and diplomat
Frederick Douglass, born enslaved in 1817 in Maryland, rose to fame as a fearless abolitionist lecturer and adviser to Lincoln. He escaped to New Bedford, earned freedom, and later supported Union efforts while advancing Black education and rights.
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Frederick
Douglass
Dounglass
New Bedford
Mass
Ele Tad
Rush for New Bonds Opens Fast in New York and London
The bond syndicate led by Pierpont Morgan and August Belmont quickly closed bids on 62.509 million dollars of new four percent bonds in New York and London. Officials hint most of the issue will be allotted abroad to support the gold reserve and government accord. Morgan deposited 1.423 million dollars in gold at the sub treasury to bolster treasury stability as European demand boosts the home account.
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New York
Londo
Pierpont Morgan
August Belmont
Joan Eyndicate
Saya
London
Iis
Symom
Treasury
Morgan
Yeonden
AB Hothschild É& Son
Joan
Europe
FV Morgan &Co
Congress of Women Forms Plan for National Government
Delegates from diverse groups form a confederation to study national matters and influence legislation. The National Council, led by May Wright Sewall, aims to unite women across religions and classes for equality, education, and social reform.
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Washington
United States
Senate
House of ‘Representatives
America
National Council of “Werenot
Congress
National Council
May Wright Sewall
Frances TE Bagley
Detroit
Birs
Isabella Charles Davis
International Order of the King’s Daughters and Sons
Lillian 4. N. Stevens
Stroudwater
Hes
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Monument Progress Amid Winter Delays At Site
The project faced an early freeze and workers were laid off before completing the double row of detached columns and porch. Despite the setback the monument’s foundations, sunk twenty seven feet, and the main structure have progressed significantly toward completion.
Grant Monument Work Stalled for Winter in New York
The Grant monument project in New York is halted for the season as snow covers the unfinished tomb. Crews cannot lay the granite blocks until spring thaws, leaving the site dreary and deserted like the temporary mausoleum nearby.
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Grant Monument
New York
Schofield Benefit Bill Signed By President Cleveland
Congress passed a bill to revive the lieutenant general grade for General Schofield for his Civil War and later service. President Cleveland signed the measure. Schofield, a West Point graduate, advanced through command to lead the Army of the Ohio and later served as superintendent at West Point. He married Georgia Wilboman of Keone Kirk, Iowa.
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Liegda
Willian
Lisrd
Garrison
American Anti-Slavery Society
Tongland
England
Ener
Douglass
Lincolaln
Douglans
Misa Ueienlitte
Washington
Congress
Gen. Schofield
Cleveland
Schofield
Tige
Tie
West Point
Sheridan
Artillery
Bre
Lef
Army
Washington University
St. Louis
Aki
Wgk
Sets
Tok
Army of the Ohio
United States Army
Franklin, Tenn
Standard CH Company Drilling Near Kentucky for Distillery Supply
The Standard CH Company plans drilling activity near Kentucky in hopes of uncovering a plentiful supply of a key fluid chemical. If successful, the venture could provide a notable resource for distilleries across the region.
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Standard CH
Kentucky
Nation's Solons Debate Silver Coinage and Senate Moves
The Nation's lawmakers clash over the silver coinage bill led by Senator Jones of Arkansas, forcing aside other business as the measure stalls. Senate action includes pension, Indian schools funding, and a cable to Hawaii while Washington debates deficiency and Indian appropriation bills.
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Congress
Senate
Jones
Arkansas
Jed
Striver
Turple
Indiana
United States
Gray
Mexico
Washington, D. C
House
Hawaiian Islands
Popu- Hata
Idaho
Montana
Alsckiridge
Mishtuan
Call
Sovighitio
Sennator
Pettigrew
Iin Sensis
Oud
Dar
Friends of
Fin
Hem
Toe
Morganal
Alabama
Union Territory
Omler
Washington
House of Representatives
Thomas MocCor
St. Paul
Liberia
Ala O'Block
Wolcostt
Germany
Great Britain
Frederick Panglass Lig
Sater Vance
North Carolinna
Tyetuyt
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Misa
Susan B. Anthony
Elizabeth B.grannig
New York City
Jennie de la M.lozier
Laura
Bullard
Brooklyn
Amy Shaw
Frances EH. Willard
French Sheldon
Albert
France
Eng
Canada
Council
Sewall
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Ree Silverites
Farmers’ Alliancers
Nationalista
Naional Council
Anna Jenness Miller
Leland Sinaford
Mary Desha
Hilen Matele Dietrick
Mary A. Livermore
Fannie B. Ames
Committee On Patriotic Instruction
Liza D. Beith
Pi Vernon
California
Frances G. Willuch
Isabella C. Davis
Caroline E. Merrick
Targent
National Suffrage Association
American Association For the Advancement of Women
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Frances BE. Bagtey
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