The Grain Trade Claims and Grant News Briefs
A patchwork of early 20th century notices covers grain milling claims and price differentials between American and Canadian flour. It cites Howland on flour quality and price, freight rates from Winona Minnesota to Ottawa and Toronto, and freight splits via Chicago. Also updates on General Grant's health, medical commentary, tariff reciprocity prospects with Mexico, and assorted political and transport incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howland
Auance Fiolaiina
Hor
Minnesota
Canada
Nowliighter
Henella
Cos Sommers
Loris AM Howel
Winona
Mowland
Buntomers
Chicago
Fredwlity
Minn
Ottawa
Toronto
Osta
Minninapolia
Montreal
Woon
Minneapolia
Montréal
Perrone
Wort
Batance
Grant is Very Sick in Washington Home
Washington dispatches report General Grant’s condition critical and unchanged, confined to his room as doctors warn of possible decline. His son Fred Grant and physicians describe rapid progression and exhaustion, with visitors restricted and daily updates scarce amid grim prognosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Spodiah Talogeim
Grant
Unei
Hinwit
Wilfie
Mra. Bartoriy
Fayland
Che
Lardivcky
Willlihe
Akton
Jenn
Hiw
de. Fordyce Baker
J. M Douglas
de. H. B. Sunde
Thie Cvty
T. M. Marker
Douglas
Jolueeind Lakawouk
Qiulee
Lt Lande
Ritmar
Fmn
Vin Dvense
Thors
Washisuton
Howell
Philadelphia
Dougine
Carner
Grunt
Tazanes
Hila
Liedtsenae
Kotoral
Alvo
Tribune
Grau House
Teese
Western Catla for England and the stock venture
Chicago telegram reports a complex shipping scheme involving Frewen and English interests to move stock to England amid legal and financial maneuvering. The piece ties the operation to Canadian routes, rail ties, and canal trades, with officials debating warrants and express company control as Missouri and Southern lines contend over privileges.
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Frewen
Conan
Chicago
Mortér
Leland Hotal
Roueleman
Ral
Ganada
New Yorks
Willett
Uae
Ahvinuc
Iulvy
Andy
Meulitel
Montana
Suecenaary
Shirako
Tom
Frown
England
Cunard
Sr. Loma, Mo
Goy
John
Crown
The
Gould Railroad System
Anya
Missouri Supreme Court
Jay Gould
Mant
Routhern Express Company
Gaulld Wg Vdmib
Lin
Gov. Gov
Brown
Uys
Anus Walt Plast Company
Pxut Company
Mbxturi Pacific
Missouei
Kanwar & Texts
Ton Mountain
Proceedings of Congress in 1881 overview
The record details Senate and House actions during the Forty-eighth Congress. It covers river and harbor projects, public buildings funding, railroad grants, and military pensions, including debates on coinage reform, appropriation bills, and commissions. Notable items involve Sioux City and St Paul railroad grants, pivoting through public works, and military payroll provisions.
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Mem Tian
Mitchell
Ford
Sriyonnion
Nike
United States
Wile
Sioux City
Paul Raflowd
Hota
Roe Aubren
MeMfffinn
Palleroa Company
Palleroa Company, Net Alwins
Towa
Variane Lacor
Pasos
Rioux City
Paul Fare
Roma
Huey Wuld Eiti
Morrill
Iona
Ganpson
Win
Lbs Seconik
Wainiows
House
Willis
Laat
Galveston Harbor
Cairo
Plum Point
Lake Providence
Auaiselput
Secretary of War
Plaow
Pablo
Hic Vilon
Arnate
Tox
Rotfereon City
Renate
Senate
Abla
Washburn
Beck
Crosby
Yellowstone Park
St Paul
Atorm
Meryfee
Peological Constani Deodotia Hyistographic
Janisex
Uredurick Ve
Winona Iowa
Predurick
Wilhom
Jawa
Bea
Petoe
Frederick-Wilson
New Year Fest Traditions In Indis And The Book Debt
A centuries old New Year festival in Indis blends alms and trade. Traders decorate shops with flowers and goods while a head clerk tallies advance payments and entries. On the Year’s start, offerings to a deity are credited as accounts open, with funds later applied to promised rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadino Turape
Tuilinu
Aloes
Chriétian Union
Hiny Mescriby
Lousim
Wonah
Ion
Remarkable Woman Dies in Banares at 98
Anna Kennedy widow of General James Kennedy of the Bengal Cavalry died at Banares India. At 98 she defied orthodox medicine living a long social life, having 18 children 80 grandchildren 78 great grandchildren and many great great grandchildren. She married at 15 and remained central to Bonared society for nearly half a century. Her family produced several army officers and her intellect remained sharp to the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banares
India
Anna
James Kennedy
Bengal Cavalry
Ufe
Banitos
Maland
Booms
Kennedy
Bonared
Benaros
Ake
Love Apples and Longevity From Early Tomato Lore
Fifty years ago tomatoes were called save apples and used for decoration. a Indian painter introduced the fruit to Newport tables, sparking jokes about longevity. Accounts describe tortuous promises of annuities and odd legal damages, with quotes from Youth's Companion and references to Spurgeon and Washington. The piece blends anecdote, satire, and scattered historical notes on tomato adoption and curious lawsuits.
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Ives
Thorn
Xewort
Imma
Newport
Montefiore
Gore
Massachusetts Hospital Life Company
Mpon
Kita
Taditin
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Proceedings OF Congress
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Fey Gould
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Bureau of Animal Industry
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Csitlet Department of Teasing
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Iran
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Atlantic & Peortio Hallway Company
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Delhi
Kean
Bt Petersburg
Law Journal of London
Seya
Towaofleitne
Rinkawa
Spurgeon
Washingtonorrap
Oui Lenk
Ohio
Swain
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