Trade Of The World Foretells U S Commerce Rise
The Treasury Bureau of Statistics outlines a vast forthcoming statis tical work compiling world imports and exports country by country. It notes early chapters begin with 1800 for the United Kingdom and other nations, and highlights striking growth in U S trade balances compared with Britain France and Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Statistics
Treasury Department
Washington
United States
Benjamin T. Welch
Bureau
United Kingdom
Belgium
France
Netherlands
Llussia
Spain
Norway
Sweden
Canada
Mexico
Argentina
Chile
China
Japan
India
Australia
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
Comairs
TSG
German Empire
Germany
Italy
Russia
Austria-Hungary
Australasia
Egypt
Plan to Abolish Bullfighting Gathers Spanish Support
Senor J Garcia de Toledo of the Malaga League for the Protection of Animals and Plants outlines a national, gradual shift away from bullfighting in Spain. He notes the sport sustains many workers and favors a staged reform, while seeking foreign aid only in broader animal protection efforts. He advocates school programs and nationwide literature to foster humane ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senor J. Garcia de Toledo
Malaga League For the Protection of Animals and
Animal Friends
Malaga Society
Spain
Barcelona
Madrid
Malaga
Barcelona 8 CP. A
Senor de Toledo
Ile
Minnister of Public Instruction
Trimane
Senor del Toledo
Reading Man to Stock Farm With Wild Fur Bearing Animals
Larry J. Kemp of Reading Pennsylvania plans a novel venture by raising fur bearing animals to supply skins. Backed by local capitalists he has secured a site at McKnight’s Gap and will breed silver foxes opossums raccoons jack rabbits minks and other creatures on his Carn farm. This year he has already trapped opossums raccoons skunks rabbits and a catamount and works daily to stock the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Larry J. Kemp
Mr. Kemp
Kemp
McKnight’s Gap
Tie
Delaware's Last Slave Gallery in Dover Church
The Methodist Episcopal church at Chapel on the Cordova circuit near Dover Delaware has been greatly improved and modernized. The key change is the removal of the old slave gallery placed in 1856. Galleries reserved for slaves before the Civil War are being removed as old buildings are updated and in some places modern galleries are being erected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Gallerica
Methodist Episcopal Church
Chapel
Cordova
Dover
Del
Ladelphia Times
March of the Christmas Children Parade
Description of a cheerful Christmas parade in St. Louis with children marching past the Christmas windows. Lively steps, laughing crowds, and smiling onlookers create a bright town scene as families watch the youngsters’ procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley D. Saunders
St. Louis Republic
Skyscraper Planned for New York City on Fifth Avenue
A unique building is to be erected in Manhattan near Fifth Avenue and Twenty third Street opposite the Fifth Avenue Hotel. The site, locally known as the Flatiron, forms from the intersecting lines of a curiously shaped block created by the avenue and street. The location, long notable for its changing street directions, is set to gain a famed new structure amidst the bustling Broadway corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Manhattan
America
Fifth Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Value and future plans for Wall Street property
The city’s most valuable Met property sits at Wall Street and Broad Street with vast size. In 1857 Ames RR Eno owned the 892.100 area covered by June two and three story buildings, yielding annual income of Sta0n and 125 percent returns. Samuel Newhouse, a western millionaire and former New Yorker, bought it for 800,000 and plans a 1 story 2,000,000 skyscraper, with a two foot frontage on Twenty third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Broadway
Kite Ames RR
New York
Stine Sear Ho
Samuel Newhouse
Twenty-third Street
Versatile Miss Fuller A Prominent Stage And Society Figure
Chief Justice Melville W Fuller has eight daughters. several married, one eloped, and another daughter has recently chosen the stage as a profession. The Fuller family was once widely talked about in the 1890s, though they have kept a lower public profile in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville W. Fuller
Justice Fuller
United States
Miss Fuller Stars in The Sprightly Romance of Marpac
Margaret Fuller, appearing in New York in a dramatization of Molly Elliott Sea well novel, played before a Washington audience and won commendation for her work. She holds an important role and is described as very handsome and possessing notable dramatic ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marpac
Molly Elliot Seawell
Miss Fuller
Washington
Misa Fuller
Margaret
Women Suffer Kidney Trouble With No Mercy for All
Kidney trouble weakens mind ambition and cheer. both women and men suffer. Swamp Root claims quick relief from kidneys and bladder issues, offered by Dr Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York with sample bottles and pamphlet upon request through the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Fire at Township Trustee Jarvis Home Causes $1500 Loss
Sunday fire at Chartes I. Jarvis’s South Erie Street house caused about 1500 in damage. Delays from an accident with horse drawn hose reel and broken pole hampered response. Water supply finally secured by Ridville Avenue and Central companies. contents insured, loss mostly covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Street
Chartes I. Jarvis
Fie
Ridville Avenue Company
Jarvis Place
Central Company
Petr Kern
Heighbors
Jarvis
Wes
de Pose
Har Tal
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Trade OF the World
Treasury
Unique Enterprise
RAZOR
Clinehinst
Wiss Margaret Fuller
Mabry Gat
Ely
ELY Brothers
Warren Street
Chas. E
California
FIG Syrupco
San Francisco
Cal
Louisville
Edwin Street
Erie
Russell A. Co
James R. Dunn
Erie St
Over God
Massillon
Meuser Bros
North Erie St
New Armory
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