Various national statistics and corporate stock values observed
The excerpt lists U S land offices and public lands by state, bank deposit totals from 1893, per capita government expenditures, Grand Army of the Republic membership by state, a Denver club promoting restraint, and stock values for Adams Express American Express U S Express Wells Fargo and Co, and Western Union with 1884 92 4 peak.
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Adams Express Company
American
U. S. Express Company
Wells, Pargo & Co. Express Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Thurston favors gold backed treasury and bi metallic policy
John M Thurston, elected U S senator by Nebraska Republicans, argues to curb gold outflow by allowing duties in gold, upholding redemption in gold or silver or notes. He supports continued circulation of currency, bi metal ism, and opposes unlimited silver coinage while backing a return to bi metal lism globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M.thurston
United States
Nebraska
Congress
Treasury
Tose
Lam
Brooklyn Mob Attacks Trolley Cars as Order to Fire Point Blank Sparks Strife
A mob at Fulton street and Buffalo avenue clashes with police and trolley crews in Brooklyn. Colonel Appleton orders soldiers to shoot at assailants on further attacks. Two prisoners are taken to the Twelfth precinct. A push to calm tensions follows with talks among generals, mayors, and railroad officials about ending the strike while protecting riders.
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Brooklyn
Appleton
Fulton Street
Buffalo Avenue
Dwyer
Badgley
Twelfth Precinct
McLeer
Schieren
Gates Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Bergen Street
Sumner Avenue
Putnam Avenue
Flatbush
Atlantic Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
Ninth Avenue
Twentieth Street
Fifteenth Street
New York
Blacks Will Emigrate To Mexico United States to Northern Mexico
A hundred thousand African Americans from Alabama Georgia and Mississippi are expected to relocate to Northern Mexico in coming months. W H Ellis manager of the Mexican Colonization Company says first 100 families will depart this week. Mexican citizens in the colonized area protest to the Mexican government.
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Mexico
San Antonio
Tex
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
W. H. Ellis
Mexican Colonization Company
Atlanta
Hayward Trial Sparks Courtroom Clash Over Juror Checks
A crowded Hayward trial opens with Attorney Erwin denouncing a morning paper’s link of his client to a jail break plot. He reveals he advised Hayward to avoid involvement and informed the sheriff, while the judge warns against juror inquiries as contempt of court. The session ends with adjournment amid tension over juror background checks.
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Hayward
Erwin
Hennepin County
Harry Hayward
Jack Ollinger
Ollinger
Hennepin
THE JAPANESE ADVANCE REPORTS LANDING NEAR CHE-FOO
Secretary Gresham has two cablegrams from Denby in Pekin confirming Japanese troops landing near Che-Foo. Reports say Teng-Chang-Fu bombarded by three Japanese ships, missionaries left on the Yorktown, and a later landing on the Shan-Tung promontory. The advance positions Japan between Pekin and Wei-Hai-Wei. General Bethune, former owner of Blind Tom, noted.
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Che-Foo
Denby Washington
Gresham
United States
Denby
Pekin
Chee-Foo
Teng- Chang-Fu
Yorktown
Teng-Chang-Fu
Shan-Tung
Wei-Hai-Wei
Port Arthur
Senior looks toward end as family stays at his side
The 91 year old father rests at his residence with his daughter in constant attendance. A harsh winter has aged the family as they fear the worst, though he slept well last night and is fairly improving. In Michigan at Tee, St Joseph, the tug Tramp remains trapped in ice with mountains encircling it and no thaw in sight for weeks. Provisions were dispatched to the vessel.
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St. Josipn
Mich
Tramp
Vegetable freight rates cut by major railways
Northern Pacific Great Northern and Soo lines cut vegetable shipping rates in car load lots by about a third to encourage diversified Western farming. Mixed car loads from Fargo to Minneapolis St Paul or Duluth fall to 1 75 cents per 100 pounds with several city specific reductions listed. Potatoes in car loads run 2 cents per 100 pounds less. Other crops are being reviewed.
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St. Path
Northern Pacific
Great Northen
Soo
Fargos
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Duluth
Valley City
Crookston
Grand Forks
Fergus Falls
Wadena
Separate Ballots in House and Senate Election Notes
Minnesota lawmakers split ballots for U.S. senator with in-house Nelson leading in one column and Washburn ahead in another. Similar multi-jurisdiction counts followed in Wyoming New Jersey Delaware Oregon and Washington state reports through Jan 28.
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House
Senate
Nelson
St. Pau
United States
Ignatius Donnelly
McHale
Pillsbury
Washburn
Comstock
Donnelly
McCleary
Buckham
Tawney
Moore
Dickinson
Mitchell
Jones
New Jersey
Trenton
N. J
John H. McPherson
William J. Sewell
Allan McDermott
Franklin Murphy
Sewell
McDermott
Murphy
Delaware
Dover
Del
Addicks
Opera House
Officials Liable In Sioux Falls Saloon Crackdown
Sioux Falls authorities face a push from the Industrial Union to enforce saloon fines under state liquor laws. The union served Mayor Williams with a notice demanding action against licensed outlets, threatening penalties of 100 to 500 dollars and jail for officials who fail to report violations. The move signals a heated showdown as efforts to regulate liquor proceed amid other disaster and crime reports from across the nation.
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St. Paul
Powers
Duluth
Sioux Paris
Williams
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Clark
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Blind Tom
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Wye
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Langestad
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Haugen
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Hendricks
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