Peace of Europe Costs A Trillion A Year
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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1887
Page
2
Attempt to recover 2 million in specie from Brother Jonathon
Efforts persist to recover the $2,000,000 in specie lost with the steamer Brother Jonathon wrecked off the Oregon coast twenty one years ago. Divers and investigators pursue salvage rights and historical records to locate and retrieve the valuable cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother Jonathon
Oregon
Rosser Daughter Weds Campbell Cochran in Charlottesville
At Charlottesville Virginia Miss Sallie Overton Rosser daughter of the late General Thomas L Rosser was married to Campbell Carrington Cochran a young lawyer of Palatka Florida The groom is a nephew of Judge John L Cochran of Charlottesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
Sallie Overton Rosser
Thomas L. Rosser
Campbell Carrington Cochran
Palatka, Fla
John L. Cochran
Bank Reports Show Surging Deposits in 1886
The Massachusetts Savings Bank Commissioners release year end figures through October showing total deposits up by 16,199,488 dollars from 1885, reflecting a near one third rise since 1884 and marking continued banking growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachuetts Savings Bank Commissioners
Two Dunkirk Officers Paid $2446 Yearly Amid Revenue Dispute
In Dunkirk New York two men earn $2446 annually for collecting revenues totaling 203 from twelve vessels. The piece notes persistent opposition to a change, arguing that while appointing officers and setting salaries is simple the constitution and government are bent by halting either.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
N. Y
Ballad of a Mother's Love Across the Sea
The grief-stricken mother of Brooks, under death sentence in St. Louis for the Preller slaying, mails his old school books and a packet of candies from England to his cell. The piece portrays unwavering maternal devotion despite crime and distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks
St. Louis
Preller
Editors in Rus sia press reveal high official composition
Among 252 editors in Rus sia cities of St Petersburg and Moscow, at least 51 percent are military or civil officers. Of these, 36 hold very high ranks including Geneva Privy Councillors and State, 65 are field or senior civil officers, and 23 are noble but not officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Geneva
Declining Gas Wells Hit Nearby Supply Lines
Report notes reduced gas flow in Pennsylvania with Tarrezzcum and nearby wells failing. Crews now draw from a distant source about 2.22 miles away while Bellevue’s supply remains partly unavailable. Gas field activity centers on outskirts of the Louisville coal basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Tarrezcum
Ind
Bellevue
Celebratisville
Tax evasion scandals loom as untaxed personal property found
The New York World reports a vast amount of personal property held by corporations remains untaxed. A 2-reporter investigation uncovers about 30 million dollars in untaxed assets and widespread complaints over difficulty in assessing personal property for tax purposes. The concealment methods are described as ingenious and elaborate, complicating efforts to enforce taxes nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York World
Ase S
Congress Signals Reduced Passport Fees for Americans Abroad
Congress is poised to lower passport charges from five dollars to one, in response to a Senate inquiry. The State Department indicated the fee could be reduced as Americans plan travel to Germany Russia Turkey and other territories. In the year ending March 7, 1886, the State Department issued 4,600 passports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Secretary of State
Senate
Germany
Russia
Turkey
Pai
Atries
The
of State
Millionaire Heiress Weds Coachman Stirring Fall River
Jessie Barnard granddaughter of Louis Barnard founder of Barnard mills has married Philip Scully a 26 year old coachman. The ceremony occurred Aug 26 per City Clerk George A Ballard and only recently surfaced causing a three month sensation as rumors spread through Fall River society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Jessie Barnard
Louis Barnard
Barnard Mills
Philip Scully
Scully
Barnard
Jessie
Victoria Morisini
Mrs Cleveland Writes Sympathy Letter For Mrs Logan
Washington Dispatch quotes a heartfelt note from Frances Cleveland to Mrs Logan mourning the death of her husband. The letter expresses deep sympathy, notes the loss felt by national figures, and mentions Frances Cleveland and an ill husband sending condolences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Executive Mansion
Frances F. Cleveland
Weather review for St Paul 1886 longest dry period on record
The year 1886 in St Paul Minnesota was the driest on record with total rainfall of 21.89 inches, well below the sixteen year average of 27.81 inches. Mean temperature was 42.6 degrees, cooler than average, and the year was colder than any since 1870. the warmest year on record was 1872 at 48.5 degrees and the coldest 1875 at 39.8 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Minn
Kaiser William's Eightieth Anniversary Celebrated
Emperor William marked eighty years since joining the Prussian army with a reception of top generals led by Crown Prince Frederick William. The prince lauded his leadership and praised sixteen years of peace that strengthened the empire and the army, noting the army’s development under his majesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emperor William
Frederick William
Felows
Mijesty
Gifts to W. W. Corcoran Honor Eighty-Eighth Birthday
Distinguished gifts mark the eighty eighth birthday of Washington philanthropist W W Corcoran including a basket of orchids from Mrs Cleveland and roses from Mrs Whitney. Nearly twenty flower pieces are noted from donors aided by Corcoran. The report also mentions Gov Robinson of Massachusetts retiring to law in Springfield with his son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Corcoran
Washington
Cleveland
Losses mount as vessels and pensions spark wide losses
The report shows 26 vessels lost totaling 175 126 tons valued at 152 300 and insured for 119 231 with 137 lives lost. Minnesota pensions are listed for Carl Schultz Mary Fairbanks and others. Patents issued in Washington include items from Minnesota inventors such as milk pail holder and hair tonic trademark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Bill King
Minneapolis
Remington
Minnesota
Carl Schultz
St. Paul
Mary
Henry A. Fairbanks
Austin
C. C. Wrenshall
J. Bodin
Don Domingo Gana
F. B. Silva
Army
Rodman
Boston Herald
Law and Order League of
Pittsburg
Monaghan & Galley
New Lisbon
Ohio
Niagara Falls
Niagara River
Barrett
New York
Globe Mutual Benefit Association
Thomas R. Whitehead
Cleveland Board of Education
Secretary of the Treasury
Monda
A. M Scriba
M. W. Snyder
Washington
Senator Mitchell
Oregon
Pennsylvania
George Hill
Lasalle County
Texas
Twohig
Sherman
Los Angeles
Logan
Pension for Gen Logan's widow approved by Senate
The Senate passed without dissent the bill granting Mrs Logan $2,000 yearly, noting Logan’s rheumatism stemmed from snow exposure at Donelson. House action on Blair and other pension measures seen as likely. Debates included interstate commerce and navy bureau reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Mitchel
Committee On Pensions
John A. Logan
Coke
Sherman
Call
Commissioner of Agriculture
Plumb
United States
Platt
House
Military Academy
Washington
North Carolina
James W. Rew
Navy Department
Srena TE
Logan
Berry
Arkansas
Maxey
Texas
Gen. Logan
Donelson
Blair
Maritime Canal Company of
Nicaragua
Capt
Crawford
Geronimo
McPherson
Secretary of the Treasury
Pacific Railroad
China
Sayres
Tex
Boutelle
McAdoo
Henderson
Iowa
Mississippi River
Dubuque
Domestic Hints Roast Turkey and Side Dishes
Practical kitchen notes describe roasting a turkey with dressing and gravy, plus cranberry sauce, beef tongue, chicken salad, and mashed potatoes. Recipes cover preparation, seasoning, stuffing, and serving suggestions with quantities and methods. Names of ingredients include onions, celery, eggs, butter, mustard, and cream for texture and flavor.
Rivalry Ends With Locking Key of a Bracelet
In a San Francisco Chronicle tale two rival young women vie for Henry Smith. A fake set of keys fails to open the bracelet lock while the real key remains with a man in New York, leading to a dramatic celestial mislead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida
Henry Smith
George Simpson
Harry Jones
Ian Johnson
New York
San Francisco Chronicle
Dining With the Queen at Windsor Castle
Description of a royal dinner at the Victoria Tower where guests arrive after nine, the Queen greets each guest, then guides them to a formal table. Attendees include Princesses Louise and Beatrice, with Gladstone known for sandwiches. The Queen speaks once to each guest during the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Tower
Mr. Gladstone
Christian
Princess Louise
Duchess of Conaught
Duchess of Albany
Princess of Wales
Beatrice
Desperate Deer Fight Ends in Fatal Blow
Ed Avery of Lynhaven Virginia pursued a deer when a second buck charged him from behind knocking him down a hill. The man and deer battled for about thirty minutes with Avery finally breaking the buck's leg before his brother arrived and killed the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Lynhaven
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Illinois Livestock Commission
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Proceedings OF Congress
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