Pig iron output rises sharply in Warner figures
The Warner Weekly Sun reports pig iron production at 5 581 547 tons, up from 4 044 480 tons in 1885. The increase equals 1 567 166 tons, a thirty eight percent rise.
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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1886
Page
2
Boston at Winter Terminus After CP Contract
The Canadian Pacific has virtually closed a contract with the Boston and Lowell road, making Boston the winter terminus for the foreseeable future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific
Boston & Lowell Road
Boston
Manhattan Island Declared Mala Seeto Health Adverse Region
A meeting of distinguished physicians in New York City years ago expressed, and generally agreed, that Manhattan Island is one of the most malarious regions on the North American continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
New York
Manhattan Island
North American
Balkans Planned Tripartite Defense Pact Report
Bulgaria Romania and Serbia near signing an offensive and defensive accord granting equal rights. The pact envisions a united military command for the three nations with a combined army of about 400000 men in case of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulgaria
Roumania
Servia
Adams Heirs Share 1.25 Million Bequeathed to Family
The late Charles F. Adams left 1 250 000 to his family with a bequest to the Unitarian Church at Quincy. Adams once married a Brooks daughter, linking to Peter C. Brooks, a Boston magnate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Adams
Unitarian Church
Quincy
Mr. Adams
Peter C. Brooks
Boston
Railroad agents urge exodus of negroes to Arkansas
Railroad agents organize a mass movement of Black residents from South Atlantic states to Arkansas. They have begun in several South Carolina counties with a notable number already leaving. Promoters describe a glorious promised land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Atlantic States
Arkansas
Southwest
Kansas
South Carolina
Promised Land
Speculators Cause Bank Withdrawals Amid Mining Boom
The Pacific coast mining frenzy prompted about 4 million dollars in small deposits pulled from San Francisco savings banks for speculation. Many mourners roam the streets penniless while the boom’s promoters are harshly denounced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Kiel Journalist Pohl Guilty of High Treason
The German Empire Supreme Court concluded the Kiel journalist Pohl's trial in closed sessions. He was convicted of forwarding sixty five secret reports to France about German fleet mobilization and weapons details. He received nine years imprisonment and ten years deprivation of civil rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
German Empire
Pohl
Kiel
Senate and House reach accord on interstate rail bills
Conference committees report a substitute measure preserving a rail complaint commission while allowing ship owners to sue for damages. A compromise on long and short haul prohibits higher rates for shorter distances on the same line, with a commission able to exempt railroads in special cases. Pools ban remains strict as in the House. Publicity of rates to be addressed in a substitute measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Commission
Holabird
Quartermaster's Department
United States Army
Congressman Hitt
Illinois
Dolph
William A. Walker
Manitowoc
Delaney
Garland
Mc J
Louis River
Nota
Wisconsin
Haddock assassination tale ties to gambling and revenge
Sylvester Granda alias Steamboat Charley arrested in Kansas City for complicity in Rev Haddock murder. Confession links conspirators Rosnitzki Leavitt Triber Arensdorf to plan to attack Haddock and other prohibitionists. Granda alleges payment and flight, with Arensdorf fatally shooting Haddock at a livery stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Sylvester Granda
Charley Ganders
Charley
Haddock
Sioux City
Rosnitzki
Leavitt
Triber
Arensdorf
Mr. Haddock
Tribar
Kosnitzki
Granda
Sladdock
Areesdorf
Leavitt A
Ouher
Folger
Grander
San Francisco
Novel Counter Wrapper Pad by Vogeler Company
A humorous counter wrapper pad 12 by 84 inches for druggists and dealers in medicine, distributed freely by The Charles A Vogeler Company of Baltimore. The pad features sketches by Bill Nye and other humorists and promotes St Jacobs Oil and Red Star Cough Cure with a verse story claims of no opiates priced at twenty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Nye
Charles A. Vogeler
Baltimore
St. Jacobs Oil
Why and Wherefore book by the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway publishes a small book titled Why and Wherefore to explain facts in plain language. It serves as a classroom and home reference and may be used in schools. The publication also functions as advertising, with free copies available by sending ten cents to A. W. H. Carpenter in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
A. W. H. Carpenter
Milwaukee
Wis
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
United States
Gifford
Dakota
Timothy Co. Porter
Strait
Minnesota
Secretary of the Interior
Minnnesota
White
Minn
Winona
Buffalo
Mississippi River
Oswego Fire Destroys E. H. Barnes & Co Box and Shock Plant
Oswego New York suffered a blaze at E H Barnes and Company box and shock factory. Losses totaled about 40000 with 33000 covered by insurance. The item follows with pensions in Minnesota and other brief items from banking, court, and stock market notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Barnes & Co
Oswego
N. Y
Minnesota
James McCorney
Manmiah
Frederick H. Chilson
Monticello
Michael Siskey
Courtland
Addison Phelps
Pryor
John Casterline
Osakis
Edward Meyer
Amiret
Erick W. Basnes
Starbuck
Danial Erweinger
Fergus Falls
Francis W. Seeley
Lake City
Trenholm
New York
Congressional Proceedings and Debates of 1887 Session
Senate credentials for Edmunds approved and bills debated on finance banking and bonded goods. House discusses treasury interest anticipation plan and Dakota Porter pension. Senate amends open session rules and debates civil service repeal. Government bills on Indian affairs pensions and railroad rights advance amid partisan exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Morrill
Edmunds
Cullom
Brown
McPherson
United States
Committee On Finance
House
Dowdney
New York
McMillan
Dakota
Senate Committee On Commerce
Mr. Cullom
J. Cullom
Platt
Congress
Actg
Hawley
Committee On Civil Service
Symes
Signal Service Bureau
Randall
Ate
Atlantic
Mississippi River
Randal
Pacific
Sie
Mc Miller
Phrenology Studied in Ride on Eighth Street Cars
A Cincinnati Times-Star blurb notes phrenology as a study during a ride on the Eighth Street cars across the bottoms, remarking that it is all bumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Times- Star
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