Bad Times Hit Massachusetts Cotton Mills and Global Turmoil
The article notes troubles in Massachusetts cotton milling, cites China News remarks on wisdom, reports Japan's stance on Hawaii annexation, and claims China ceded territory to Germany. It lists census costs, U S bank clearings up 16 percent, and predicts brain power as a future phenomenon. It mentions the Kentucky battleship, New York society journalism, and various political snatches including civil service reform chatter and tariff deficit timing. It also covers a jail sentence for a Sunday shooting, a Cleveland councilman against city franchises, and a note on a treasury embarrassment timeline. It ends with a Portland Express remark on youth and a call to reveal a Cuban document to the Senate.
Spain and Cuba Annexation Debate Sparks Senator Mallory Remarks
Senator Mallory of Florida opposes Cuba annexation and condemns Spain's actions as a pretext for delay. He cites past U.S. support for Cuban independence and warns against fresh maneuvers to push the Senate toward a costly confrontation. He argues the administration’s record and previous pledges remain relevant today.
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Mallory
Florida
Cuba
Spain
Lily
Actics Congress
Ile
Cotton Supply and Price Trends in 1857 Estimates
Lottiam Alexander & Co of New York estimate the cotton crop at 10,185,000 bales with a table of regional outputs including Georgia 1,430,000 and Mississippi 1,179,000. The piece compares Dec 4 prices for middling upland across years, noting New York quotes around 19 16d against earlier 3 40 and 3 1 40 in prior periods, and cites total visible supply of 3,705,000, with 4,235,834 referenced for 1804.
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Lottiam
Alexander & Co
New York
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Texas
Indian Territory
Chattanooga Times
Liverpool
United States
Europe
Surprise to the President on Hawwinn Annexation
The Savannah News argues sentiment against annexation is rising in and out of the Senate. It asserts the Hawwinn scheme benefits only a few Wallman leaders and sugar planters, not the country, and warns the public may yet see a government imposed by a small oligarchy. The piece notes debt and governance issues, predicting a broader awakening before any treaty.
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Savannah News
Senate
Peo.pe
Fas Wilan
Telands
Ite
Ruidea
Pope
Imag
Othe
Alfferentie
Southern cotton exports spark news of new Cordava mills
The Philadelphia North American reports a historic sale of cotton to foreign markets, highlighting the Cordava Alabama facility with Indian Head Cotton Mills. The plant costs $500,000, aims to produce ten thousand bales annually, and will employ many workers, signaling strong southern prosperity amid broader national tensions.
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Philadelphia
South
Olton Koods
von Mont
Con Ste
Indian Head Capuon Mills
Cordava
Aml
Shertioe
Codrge
Tw Fon Capitalus
Dils Hood
Anes Inc
Southern mills and foreign markets prompt mill expansions
The Charleston News and Courier notes that Southern mills increasingly ship cotton goods directly to foreign markets. It cites actions by New England manufacturers building large mills in the South to reclaim lost markets, arguing the South has supplied foreign buyers with certain goods while New England aims to retake them on southern soil.
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Charleston News and Courier
Philadelphia
Moston Cape
South
Charleston
Hotel And Opinions In A Chaotic Echo Of Empires
A collage of quoted snippets from newspapers mocks imperial cycles and social shifts. It notes a New Jersey man marrying a widow, opinions on civil service reform, and a Kansas saloon tale linked to an ex governor’s niece, hinting at public satire and tangled moral tales.
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Europe
Colonies
New Jersey
Louis Steputile
Georgia
Commisary Department
Denver Post
Pitsburg Disputch
Indiana
Wiclta
Kansas
Jon
Kansas City Journal
Personal notes and recollections span cities and figures
A scattered column notes Elle Boyd the Confederate spy lecturing in Louisville. Ex-Judge Samuel Hepburn of Corhe, Hed, spoke Monday night. Colonel John B. Ford, 91, died in San Antonio, native of South Carolina and famed Indian fighter. Frederic Mistral gifts a Provence museum to Alles. Charles Broaday Throughs, blind millionaire, gifts bronze statue group for New York park. Roves offers memorial gift for his son. Jacques Nicholas Seger, Haitian minister to the United States, described as refined and intelligent, educated in Port-au-Prince and notable lawyer.
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Elle Boyd
Louisville
Samuel Hepburn
Cor- Hele
John 8. Ford
San Antonio
Tex
South Carolina
Frederic Mistral
Provence
Alles
Charles Bgroaday
Greenway styles and a plush coat fashion plate
The excerpt describes Greenaway style clothing from Delineator patterns, including a double breasted short coat with lapels, decorative trimming, and a Miendiwe shaped bonnet. It notes plush materials and fashionable details, prepared by The Bullrick Publishing Co Limited.
Burk & Co Ready-to-Wear Garments Ad Claims Superior Quality
The Plain Truth promotes Burk & Co Ready-to-Wear garments, boasting seventeen years of growth and fifty four years of successful manufacturing. It emphasizes unmatched fit and style, urging better values, larger stock, and lower prices than any rival store. The ad asserts the big store serves the masses with quality apparel at reduced costs under the Burk & Co label.
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Burk &Co
Big Store offers affordable ready to wear men’s suits
The advertisement promotes extensive men’s and boys’ suits at low prices with direct-from-maker savings. It emphasizes value, strong fabrics, various styles from single to double breasted, and bargains like Eight Ninety-Eight and Fifteen Dollars. It claims quality, refunds if not satisfied, and highlights patterns, tailoring, and large stock across multiple price points.
Two Forty Eight Wool Suits in All Sizes Up to 16
Shoppers report value in Nor folk for toy clothing. The town offers two forty eight wool suits with wear resisting double seat and knee, in Reerers sizes 4 to 8 and plain Suits Brading up to age 16. Experienced buyers assert this price is unmatched for standard Days Attira.
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Brading
Norfolk
Attira
One Ninety Eight Stronger Bargains in Children’s Salts Line
The One Ninety Eight line offers stronger bargains than ever with new patterns replacing worn stock and better values than previously seen on clothing tables.
Twenty Five Cents Encohants of Fancy Patterns for Boys
A fragment discusses affordable boys patterns offering value beyond cloth and workmanship. It notes double service from quarters and highlights that the patterns include designs rivaling more expensive woolens in look and quality.
Seventeen Cents Knee Pants for Doys Sell Cheap
Seventeen Cents Knee Pants for Doys offered from sold patterns and striped Chevrota. Sizes run up to age 15 with tight seams and sturdy bands. Quality is preserved despite low price as service matters most.
One Nineteen Navy Blue Children’s Suits Advertised
An advertisement touts One Nineteen navy blue children’s suits in sizes up to Wi, described as warm, comfortable, and good looking. It promises the suits cannot be duplicated in make and finish without a considerable advance on the quotation.
Three Ninety Wig Value in Children's Dept
Parents and guardians explore purchasing power of Three Ninety in the Children's Department as value shifts from five dollars to three nine ty with emphasis on a broad range of elf themed items.
Ninety Eight Cents Children’s Suits Ad Pitched
An advertisement touts ninety eight cent children’s suits in sizes from four to fourteen with Reefer Jackets for ages four to eight and plain double breasted jackets up to size fourteen. The suits are described as durable brownish pattern heavy weight though not the best seen, yet billed as very good value for the price.
Two Ninety Seven Koys' Storm Tisters by Tengih
Navy blue Chinchilla coat with wide collar and storm pockets. Limited run, no duplicates at this price after sale ends.
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Koys
Tengih
Two Fifty Children’s Garment Showcases Style Bargain
A store offers a child’s garment described as exceptionally stylish and well priced at two dollars fifty cents. The item is praised for its modern look and value, presented as a standout bargain in the catalog.
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Astrenehan
One Eighty Nine One Eighty Nine Teefers In Blue Garb
A description notes a figure in a blue material ulster with a wide collar and elorm Hockers, mute in proper manner. The passage calls this Meefer Dargaln extraordinary and comments economists might study the property claim as notable.
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One Eighty Nine
Unclear fragmentary item from old newspaper page
Fragmentary readable text mentions vague phrases about prices and services, with no clear event, people, or concrete details to identify a specific news item or outcome. The readable content is insufficient to define a coherent headline or summary.
Seven Forty Eight Covey Overcoats For Men
Covey unveils seven forty eight stylish overcoats for men crafted in high fashion. Tailored with sharp appearance and durable service, these coats compare favorably with premium rivals and are priced nearly half again their current charge.
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China
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Oboe
Repay
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York City
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Japan
Hawaii
Germany
British Medical Society
Montreal
Kentucky
Chicago
Nau le
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George Gould
Board of Trade of New York
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Secretary of Agriculture
Grosvenor
Ohio
New Maven
Cleveland
Dingley Hay
Treasury
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Presi.dent Mckinsey
Paravision
Coanswlay
Pan Marina
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Spanisia Perfidy
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