Nation in trouble as business falters and strikes rise
The article paints a nationwide slump with idle workers, labor strikes, and widespread discontent. It notes 233 U.S. business failures last week, 115,000 idle industrial workers, falling prices, and a tariff bill debated in Congress, with no clear end in sight. Wheat prices also hit a low for the year.
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Solons
United States
Canada
New York
Denver
Gold Mines Aid Melbourne Unemployed In Winter Plan
Government in Victoria dispatched about 3 000 unemployed workers with families to old diggings. Helpers provided tolls transport and provisions while experienced miners showed methods. Some earned 20 to 80 shillings weekly, most families fared well with land settlements and cooperative village plots.
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New York Sun
Melbourne
Department of the Mines
Uny
Alood
Argentina
Department of Railways
Department of Public Works
Australia
New Mexico Output Sierra Leads in 1898 Metals Report
Santa Fe New Mexican publishes Walter Hoo Hadley report on New Mexico annual production of precious and useful metals for 1898. The table lists counties Don[a] Ana Grant Lincoln Santa Fe Sierra Socorro and others with gold silver lead and copper totals, with prices: gold $20/oz, silver $1.29, lead $4, copper 11 cents. Overall gold and silver total about 1.4627 million, gold roughly 64 percent of that.
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Hoo
Walter
Hadley
New Mexico
U. S
Washington
Hadsey
Dona Ana
Lincoln
Countira
I AP 24 M Lodge Kingsion Meets Thursday Before Fall Moon
The I AP 24 M Lodge of Kingsion invites visiting brothers to attend Thursday meeting before the fall moon. Campbell W M G W Hout Secretary.
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M Lodge
Kingsion
Campbell
W. Hout
Knights of P, Kingston Lodge Hold Routine Meeting
EK OF Pm BLACK KAXGE LODGE NO 8 at Kingston held a routine gathering. Knights Gulbent C 6 and Ramo Anne attended as part of the local fraternal order proceedings.
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Kingston
Castle Tall
Knights Gulbent “Equa
A Ramo Anne
Kor R
Traveling man W Battell cites cure by Pain Balm
If King Solomon were alive he would say go to the traveling man and learn his ways. Mr W Battell of Cincinnati, representing Queen City Printing Sook Co, suffered two to three days with shoulder lameness from rheumatism and was completely cured after two applications of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The remedy is gaining wide reputation for rheumatism lame back sprains swelling and jamm enna. OC Miller druggist sells bottles.
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W. Battell
Cincinnati
Queen City Printing Sook Co
OC. Miller
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