Trade Review Notes West Bank Troubles Easing
A weekly Dun and Lyons trade review reports improving energy and growth boosting confidence in eastern centers. Cash receipts and bank activity steady. cattle, lumber, and iron demand show mixed movement across cities like Cincinnati St Louis Kansas City Minneapolis Omaha Milwaukee Cleveland Detroit New Orleans Pittsburgh and Baltimore. Overall domestic production and exports outpace imports. money circulation steady with slight gains in old coin and silver.
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R. G. Dun &Ly
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Kansas City
Collecbut
Detroit
New Orleans
Jackwood
Balti
World’s Fair plans move forward amid shifts in exhibits
January 24 reports note a lakefront site near Michigan Avenue prepared for a temporary exposition structure. The World’s Fair directory votes to place a water palace on the lakefront while reclassifying exhibits under new national and department divisions.
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Lake Front
Pnd
Michigan
Construction Bureau
National Commission
Arj
Storm Across New England and East Flood Threats
A New York dispatch dated the 22nd reports heavy rain and gale in New England and the Middle States with fresh threats of floods. Bridges washed in Dutchess County. Mohawk valley ice gorge near Tribes Hill. floods in the Hudson area. Danbury and Vermont washouts. widespread factory and street flooding. several bridges and the Hibernia dam damaged. homes and stores evacuated. rail traffic suspended. large estate and mill damage noted along with the 2 million dollar dam.
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England
Middle States
New York
East
New England
Dutchess County
Mohawk Valley
Tribes Hill
Hudson
Highland Light
Mass
Bay
Danbury
Conni
New York & New England Railroad
Fairbury
Conn
Norton Jewelry Company
Chartley
Monson
Vermont
Harrington
Wyoming Valley
Pennsylvania
Wilkesbarre
Susquehane
Hibernia
N. Y
Wapping Creek
Streum
Pleasant Valley
Cape Henry
Housatonic
Naugatuck
Connecticut
Daggett
Ansonia
Birmingham
Restitution in England Laborers Sell Roots for Bread
London reports dire destitution with starvation in Wolverhampton’s east district and misery in Birmingham and London as unemployment and new tariffs bite. Workers claim they sold boots for bread while many live without fire or furniture as charitable societies rush aid. A separate Des Moines note says Lowry patents acquired for binding twine and a new plant may cut prices. Kansas relief reports 100 families destitute in Rawlins county with coal shipped from penitentiary mine and flour carloads sent from St Joseph and locally.
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London
Wolverhampton
Birmingham
Kansas
Artcuison
Kan
Rawlins County
Penitentiary
St. Joseph
Shocking Death of M. M. Kinney at Butler
Helena Jan 23 M M Kinney assistant division engineer of the Northern Pacific died instantly while supervising an excavation at Butler when a premature blast struck him in the neck. Other workers escaped unharmed in the incident attributed to Kinney's carelessness.
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M. M. Kinney
Helena
Northern Pacific
Butler
Here
Death of King Kalakaua in San Francisco Promptes Full Honors
King Kalakaua of Hawaii died at the Palace hotel San Francisco at 2:30 pm after battles with Brights disease and uremia. He will be embalmed and shipped to Hawaii aboard the Charleston with full military naval honors. sister Liliuokalani to succeed him amid strong U.S. support and unchanged relations.
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Pacific
Hawayis
San Francisco
KalAkaua
Hawaii Islands
Palace Hotel
Bright
Ikalakaua
California
Col
McFarlane
Reed
Trinity Episcopal Church
Wood
Hawaii
United States
Charleston
Liluokalani
David Kalakaua
Sandwich Islands
Kemehameha
William Lunalius
Lis
Lydia Kamehaeha Liliuokalani
John O. Dominis
Waassington
Blaine
Carter
Lilinokalani
Division of
the Pacific
Army
Navy
Honolulu
King Kalakaua
Congress
France
Board of Supervisors
Knights Templar
Trinity Church
Troops Review Near Pine Ridge Attracts Indian Attention
A field review occurred this morning about four miles from the agency drawing attention from nearly all the friendly and hostile Indians. The transportation department showcased after the review as 3,000 soldiers participated in the event.
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Pine Ridge
Pine Race
Transportation Department of the Army
Federation delegates push binding twine plan and reforms
A Minnesota Washington report notes the Farmers Alliance and labor delegates adopt a platform calling for legal tender notes, government loans at 2 percent, free coinage of silver, land ownership limits, direct senatorial elections, and federal control of railways and telegraphs. Ben Terrell and J W Hayes elected as leaders. A Minnesota gathering discusses binding twine, flax fiber, and a home market. ex Senator Paige and others push local manufacture and convict-labor proposals.
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Minnesota
WaAsuinaton
Aliance and Labor Organization
Ben Terrell
Texas
J. W. Hayes
Pennsylvania
Confederation of the Industrial Organizations
St. Paul
Alliance
Senate
Eugene Bosse
St. Paul Park
Olmstead
Stillwater
D. F. Aiken
Dakota County
Paige
Miles links Sioux outbreak to beef supply policy
A Pine Ridge letter quotes Gen. Miles blaming the Sioux outbreak on beef shortages and flawed treaties. He argues enough beef is essential to peace, cites shrinkage after winter, and urges Congress to ensure proper beef deliveries to the Indian agencies to prevent further conflict.
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Miles
D. C
Pine Ridge
Gen. Miles
Congress
Rosebud
Indian Bureau
Insanity Determination in Brandenburg Child Poisoning Case
Mrs Jutta Hiener, who poisoned her four children near Brandenburg Kentucky, has been found insane. Chicago policlinic reports receiving from President Harrison a vial of lymph sent by Minister Phelps. Illinois legislative committee will soon prepare a report on Tau Benek, tied to F M B A charges.
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Jutta Hiener
Brandenburg, Ky
Chicago Policlinic
Herrison
Phelps
Illinois Legislative Committee
Taubeneck
The Sunday School Lesson on Elijah and Jezebel
A dense, period tone lesson reviews Elijah at Horeb after Carmel, recounting Jezebel's threats, divine sustenance, and the still small voice. It links personal revival to public response and notes John Peddie’s passing with a hopeful benediction for future meetings.
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Elijah
Horeb
Carmel
Jesson
Holy Land
Dan
Beersheba
God
Eljah
Ahab
Jezebel
Ashtoreth
Eli
Samuel
Satan
House of the Righteous
House of Sin
UN Finney
Knapp
Jabez
John the Baptist
Herod
Jesus
Bureau of Information
Christ
Haven
Isaiah
Israel
Chistian
John Peddie
Philadelphia
Signatures of Celebrities Highlight Fine Handwriting
LowelLu and Higginson sign as refined writers with careful penmanship. Frank Leslie’s signature is strong yet graceful and serene. W M Rossetti and Christina Rossetti offer plain, neat handwriting on white notes. Longfellow’s round chirography appears plain and elegant in manuscripts and private letters.
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LowelLu and
Higginson
Mags
Frank Leslie
W. M. Rossetti
Christina G. Rossetti
Longfellow
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