Chase & Sanborn thanks C G Rathbun for loyal support
In a Boston dated 1897 letter Chase & Sanborn thank C G Rathbun Mitchell South Dakota for continued orders and friendship. The note promises improved quality and best sourcing in the coming year to ensure their teas and coffee remain premier and valuable to agents.
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Boston
Mass
C. G. Rathbun
Mitchell, S. D
United States
Chase & Sanborn
Treaty Signed by Britain and United States Arbitration Promise
The article reports the signing of a five year arbitration treaty between Great Britain and the United States. It outlines how all controversies will be referred to a court of arbitration with no surrender of national honor and dignity, and notes the king of Sweden and Norway as prospective arbitrator. President Cleveland sent the treaty to the Senate with his approval.
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Great Britain
United States
Senate
Washington
Olney
Julian Pauncefote
Cleveland
Oscar II
Seen
Norway
Foreign Office
Lord Salisbury
Court of Arbitration
Sir Julian
Committee On Foreign Relations
Morgan
Sherman
London
the Chronicle
Merk
Cleveland, O
McKinley
Hanna
Bushnell
Foraker
National Committee
Cornelius N. Bliss
New York
Bliss
Alger
Michigan
Populists Consider Independence From Silver Party
George F. Washburn, national People's Party figure, calls Populists to act independently of silver forces. He notes gains in elections, balance of power, and urges a national conference to define future policy and avoid becoming mere camp followers. He invites reform press input and member submissions.
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Silver Party
Boston
George F. Washburn
People’s Party
National Executive Committee
United States
Chicago
Popocrat
Reform Press
Monetary Conference in Indianapolis forms potential commission
Delegates arriving in Indianapolis discuss creating a commission with authority to act on currency reform. The panel would submit a plan to Congress and push its adoption, with debate on whether to hear multiple reform proposals or craft a wisest proposal quickly. The spring session is seen as unlikely to pass tariff-linked reform.
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Indianapolis
Monetary Conference
City
John P. Irish
California
W. E. Dodge
New York
E. V. Smalley
St. Paul
Congress
Allison
Turkish reform league warns of planned massacre in Ramazan
The Turkish Reform League from Brussels appeals to Europe claiming the sultan plans a massacre during Ramazan feasts. It urges powers to intervene and depose the sultan, proposing Rechad Effendi as successor with a state council of Moslems Christians and Europeans.
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Turkish Reform League
Brussels
Europe
Rechad Effendi
Spanish Defeated by Insurgents Amidst Cuban Skirmishes
Key West dispatch reports a large insurgent force routing Spanish troops 25 miles south of Arteísa in Pinar del Rio with 75 Spaniards killed and 5 Cubans. Other engagements near Havana, Calixto Garcia’s force besieges Jiguani for five days before retreat, and anti Weyler sentiment grows among Havana Spaniards.
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Finar del Rio
Havana
New York
Key West
Pinar del Rio
Weyler
Artemisa
Pinar del Rio City
Gomez
Juan Delgado
Calabazar
Calixto Garcia
Jiguani
Bosch
Santiago de Cuba
Holguin
Spanish Butcheries Reported Near Guanabacoa
Dispatches from Havana describe a mass grave found near Guanabacoa with at least 20 bodies and many dismembered remains. Soldiers allegedly refused burial, destroyed property, and killed civilians suspected of Cuban loyalty amid a crackdown. A Texan raider unit claimed a victory in Pinar del Rio, capturing a Spanish captain and seizing a provision train after a battle likely on Friday near Palcines.
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New York
Key West
Guanabacoa
Havana
Failures of the Year Mark Purging of Unsound Firms
R G Dun and Co reports 1896 saw 15,286 commercial and banking failures with liabilities of 276.8 million. Banking failures averaged 156 thousand per case, and manufacturing and trading failures rose mainly in lumber, dry goods, woolens, clothing, shoes, groceries, and machinery. West expects renewed soundness after the purge.
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New York
R.G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
Joint Stock Company Plans Puget Sound Iron Plant
A Western Pennsylvania mill workers joint stock company to build an 80 acre iron and steel plant at Port Angeles Puget Sound near Seattle with projected cost 1.3 to 2 million dollars. Spring construction follows half stock subscribed by about 1,200 holders in Braddock Duquesne Homestead McKeesport Turtle Creek Wilmerding Pittsburg and Allegheny.
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Pennsylvania Iron Workers
Pacific
PittsBuRg
Western Pennsylvania Mill Workers
Port Angeles
Puget Sound
Seattle
Braddock
Duquesne
Homestead
McKeesport
Turtle Creek
Wilmerding
Allegheny
Carnegie Mill
Westinghouse
George S. Nimon
Edgar Thomson Steelworks
G.I. Nimon
All That Was Lacking Fan Gift Story
A husband returns from a lengthy business trip with a handsome fan for his wife. She admires it and wishes to wear a gown to match. He jokes about his missed opportunity and soon starts buying matching fans, a lighthearted anecdote from the Chicago Post.
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Harry
Chicago Post
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