New Year Prosperity Predicted in Warner Weekly
Editorial notes business predictions for the New Year look very favorable with writers foreseeing a wave of prosperity not seen in years. No stormy conditions are anticipated in the near term.
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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1886
Page
2
Hamilton Fish and wife celebrate fiftieth anniversary
Ex Secretary of State Hamilton Fish of New York and his wife marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a private family celebration that drew public congratulations acknowledging his long service to the state.
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Hamilton Fish
New York
Railroads See November Earnings Rise Over Last Year
The New York Financial Record reports November earnings from eighty five roads with a total increase of over 2 million dollars, about seven percent higher than the same month in the prior year.
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New York
Secrecy in British War Preparations Warns of Threat
The article notes high pressure secrecy in camps dockyards arsenals and government offices signaling ominous war signs. It suggests there may be threats known to the government not yet made public.
Aldrich Proposes Refunding Bonds at Old Rates
Senator Aldrich of Rhode Island introduces a plan to refund 4 and 4.5 percent bonds into 4.5 percent bonds payable when old issues mature, but not redeemed while higher rate bonds exist. The government would pay holders the present value of lost interest at 3 percent compounded quarterly. The new bonds would serve as full par value security for national bank notes.
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Aldrich
Rhode Island
England and Wales Marriages Fall Below Long-Term Mean
Registrar General reports 100 418 marriages in the three months to June 1 in England and Wales, an annual rate of 14.5 per 1 000 of a 28 million population. The rate is 9.9 per 1 000 below the 1876–85 ten-year quarterly mean and near the lowest since civil registration began in 1837, apart from two exceptions.
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England
Wales
Impressive Southern Tour Highlights Cotton Trade to China
Judge Kelley of Philadelphia known as ig Iron Kelley returns from a Southern tour citing Anniston Alabama where a cotton goods mill ships cloth to China. He says the mill makes superior cloth, tested by a pew method, andnotes its export contract begins a larger southern resource push for Pennsylvania competitors.
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Judge Kelley
Congress
Philadelphia
Ig Iron
Kelley
Anniston
Ala
England
China
South
Pennsylvania
Red hematite ore found in Mississippi counties
Reported discovery of large red hematite iron ore in Newton Lauderdale and Clarke counties Mississippi by a worker from Birmingham. The ore valued for Bessemer steel, with Europe importing from Spain as mines exhaust, potential supply in the United States discussed.
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Newton
Lauderdale
Clarke Counties
Mississippi
Negro
Birmingham
Ala
Bessemer
England
Belgium
Spain
Rman
Europe
United States
General Logan Dead at Home After Illness
John A. Logan, famed soldier and statesman, dies peacefully surrounded by his wife and friends, ending a long career of public service. He lies in state as tributes pour in from political leaders and veterans groups.
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John A. Logan
Death of Gen. Logan After Prolonged Illness in Washington
Washington telegram reports General Logan died at 3:40 pm after a week of brain fever and declining strength. Family and national leaders gathered as physicians held hopeful vigil through the night. burial plans to be decided by Mrs. Logan with Illinois delegation.
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Washington
John A. Logan
Army
Senate
House
Hamilton
Gen. Logan
Baxter
Gen. Beale
Gen
Grant
Symes
Colorado
Wal Was
Hemjakpa
Cullom
Allison
Voorhees
Wilson
Blair
Dolph
Illinois
Thomas
Payson
Henderson
Townshend
Hitt
Springer
Cockrell
Missouri
Warner Miller
Green B. Baum
Logan
Capitol
Arlington
Union
Newman
Gen. Grant
J. R. Logan, Jr
Manning Logan
J. R. Thomas
Ilinois
Gen. Henderson
Gen. Sheridan
Tucker
Adjt. Tucker
Mary Brady
van Shepara
Chicago
Senator Cullom
Carlisle
Atarms
James ©. Christie
Canady
Anson G. McCook
Mrs. Logan
Gov. Alger
Michigan
Col. Dislin
A. M. Jones
Melville E. Stone
John P. Newman
Metropolitan
M. E. Church
House OF Mourning
Logan as an Army Man A West Pointer's Opinion
Special Telegram from Washington notes Gen. Philip H. Sheridan’s praise of Gen. John A. Logan. The piece recounts Logan's long service from Mexican War volunteer to Civil War hero and his rise to command in the Army of the Tennessee, including Vicksburg and Atlanta campaigns. A closing mention references Logan’s later political career and standing with regular army men.
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West Pointer
Washington
Philip H. Sheridan
Logan
Army of the Tennessee
Congress
Gen. Grant
H. W. Boynton
Senator Logan
Gen. Thomas
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Sherman
Republic
Grant
Pemberton
Vicksburg
Fifteenth Corps
Alabama
Atlanta
McPherson
Dallas
Resacca
Fifteenth Army Corps
Jonesboro
Flint River
Carolinas
Johnson
Te Goldsborough
Lafayetteville
Raleigh
Gen Logan’s Early Ailment Ties to 1849 Rheumatism
Wasuixoton Dec 26 Special Telegram reports Gen Logan first suffered acute rheumatism as early as 1849. While state senator in Southern Illinois he chased horse thieves into Missouri with a local committee. The stolen property was recovered and Logan, returning home, was seized by an acute rheumatism attack.
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Wasuixoton
Logan
Ilinois
Missouri
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Loutaville
Third
Ninth
James Bu
Belmont
Fort Donelson
Shiloh
Corinth
Judah
Thirteenth Corps
Memphis
Seventh Army Corps
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