Revival Prices and Currency Question Hold Back Trade
New York January reports from Bradstreets show little improvement in general trade over the week. Merchants await currency settlement, with some optimism from merchants, while stocks remain smaller and demand for coal and fabrics rises in cold weather. Bank clearings for 1894 totalled 4.995 billion, down 16 percent from 1893 and 26 percent from 1892, the smallest nine year total. Failures reach 13,885 in the US and 1,856 in Canada with liabilities mostly in manufacturing in the US and trading firms rising in Canada. Prices of commodities sit at the lowest level since records began, with the December average at 68.73 percent of 1860 prices, down from previous lows. The varied drop shows broad weakness across sectors with uneven recoveries.
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Final Report of Minnesota World's Fair Board
D A Monfort president filed the final report with Governor Nelson. The pamphlet shows receipts and disbursements totals for Furlong, Reeve, and the women's auxiliary with cash balances of $769.23 or transfers to the treasurer. The figures include receipts of $110,567.26 and disbursements of $109,798.68 for the treasurer, and $158,550.76 receipts with $152,787.53 disbursements for the secretary, plus auxiliary sums and transfers totaling several thousand dollars.
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Iron and 8S El Teading Manufacturers Report Some Im provement
The Age of Steel reports from about 200 leading iron and steel, hardware, machinery, and rail way rolling stock manufacturers. About 85 percent note some improvement since midsummer, with gains in iron and steel 25 to 30 percent, though prices stay low. Hardware shows mixed signals, nail and barb wire makers complain of prices, but overall business volume has risen. Machine tools see cheering signs, steam specialties improve slowly, and demand is expected to grow gradually.
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Reed Is Laid Up After Ice Sledding Injury
Representative Reed suffers a sprained ankle from an ice fall in New York and, though improving, is confined to his room and unlikely to resume duties soon. In Antigo County the Merrill Antigo and Eastern railroad aid proposition was defeated by a narrow vote. a reconsideration is planned. In St Paul a 23 year old New York Tea driver died from a self inflicted gunshot wound found in his Martin street room.
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Robbers Escape With Safe Near Des Moines Train Breaks
At Coon Valley mines six miles south of Des Moines an express car robbery occurred as a northbound train paused. The safe containing $216 and a valuable package was carried off. fear drove the criminals to abandon the loot after a 50-miners search uncovered the untouched safe.
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Reed In Laid Up Case Dropped In Castle Shooting
In Migneavouis January 5 the criminal court dismissed the case against Mary Blake charged with shooting Vivia Castle, ex-Congressman Castle’s foster daughter, after ruling Miss Castle could not testify and the county attorney moved to nol pros the matter.
Internal Revenue Proposals Eye Beer Whisky Tax Rise
Washington January 7. Chairman Wilson to convene Ways and Means to review revenue measures. Pence seeks treasury data on taxing beer and whiskey. Money proposes raising beer tax. A sugar differential repeal is also under consideration to calm foreign retaliation and boost U S commerce.
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Senators in Favor of Reelection Across States
Washington and state capitals report ongoing senatorial expectations after the holiday recess. Massachusetts likely returns Hoar to a fourth term. Illinois leans toward Cullom for a third term. Michigan expects McMillan to win the long term. similar no opposition for Pettigrew in South Dakota Wolcott in Colorado or Hale in Maine. Nebraska’s Manderson declines a third bid. House actions cover relief for Zimri Elliott and funeral expenses for doorkeeper Fitch. currency bill debate opens. California endures a severe 24 hour storm, floods small towns. three masked robbers in Canton, SD. Mississippi traffic report by Booth. Cincinnati man Sparks bound over for daylight robbery.
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Probable murder stains a South Dakota farm scene
A South Dakota farmer’s wife Mrs Charles Schwiesaw vanishes after Christmas night dispute with her intoxicated husband. Neighbors say he followed her with a gun after a quarrel. sheriff and searchers depart at dawn. possible arrest if he leaves the country. Other items note Lynch threats toward burglars in Sacka Mestro and a fatal powder blast in Unionrows.
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Outlet for Our Flour An Unexpected Demand From China
Minneapolis dispatch reports Samerab Irlback from the Pacific coast noting booming flour orders from China. In Montana flour markets are strong and Spokane inks fly to China, marking a new major outlet for American flour as China shifts from rice to flour substitutes. If demand grows, China’s vast population could become a significant factor for U S cereal exports.
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Fighting for land in Wisconsin lakes battle threat
Madison drainage office hears evidence on Wisconsin Land Co. bid for Wind and Muskogee lake beds in Racine County to reclaim about 5000 acres. Local settlers contest, led by injunction from Court Commissioner Harper. Rose for the land company seeks dissolution. Crown Prince of Siam Dead in Bangkok at 8:30 p.m. Somdeth Chowla Maha Vajirunhis, born June 27, 1878, died of uraemic fever after being named crown prince in 1887.
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Phillips Earnest Proposal For Labor Commission
Washington January 7 Representative Phillips of Pennsylvania pledges to pay a quarter of a million dollars to cover the labor commission costs under his bill. A special subcommittee heads into consideration as Labor Commissioner Wright notes protections for government funds. The plan calls for a non partisan 21 member panel to study immigration labor agriculture and business and recommend uniform federal legislation. Phillips offers to cover expenses to quell concerns over costs as hearings are planned. In Dickinson North Dakota Fred Roehm 16 confessed to the cold blooded murder of Ed Severson of Medora and was moved to Mandan for safety. he said Mark Wadsworth planned the crime and would share the punishment.
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Austrian Retaliation Not Feasible Says U S Official
United States consul general Max Judd states Austria cannot retaliate against the sugar tariff. He notes Austria exports to the U S total about 8 million dollars yearly, with sugar shipments around 38 thousand dollars, while U S exports to Austria are about 500 thousand dollars. Judd insists retaliation is impractical given current trade balances and the new tariff limits Austria’s sugar exports to the United States.
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Duchess of Marlborough to Marry Lord Beresford
In Loxton a report repeats that Lilian duchess of Marlborough will wed Lord William Beresford in early February. She is daughter of Commodore Cicero Price of Troy New York and widow of Louis Hammersley of New York.
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Alleged Canadian Embezzler Arrested
Daniel Campbell, once prominent in Canadian politics, is arrested in Carcago as a fugitive from justice on embezzlement claims he denies. Campbell says he was tried and acquitted. His home is listed as Assaboine, Canada.
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