British cattle investment in this country worth 20 million
Dakota Warner notes about 20 million dollars in British capital invested in local cattle firms. He says prospects for the industry do not encourage further investment growth.
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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1886
Page
2
Death of Gen Jas McGrath A Charleston Notable
Gen Jas McGrath a prominent Charleston citizen died in Charleston at 67. He was known for fatally shooting Mr Taber editor of the Mercury in a historic courtly duel twenty six years ago, a sensational episode at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. McGrath
Charleston
D. C
Mr. Taber
The
Mercury
West of Utah confronts polygamists over defiance of the United States
Governor West, a Kentuckian, spoke to polygamous Mormons about abandoning defiance and was jeered for his secession record. He admitted defying the U S and said he was whipped for it, advising others to avoid his example, a stance shared by many ex Confederates who fought in the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Utah
United States
Washington
Pembroke Jones
Wharton Green
North Carolina
Miss Love
Humphrey
van Vechten
Folsom
Pruyn
Roessle
National Museum
Cascade
Railroad Company
Townsend
Butterworth
Congress
Hiscock
N. Y
Committee On Agricultur
Sends
Comm Agriculture
Insurance growth in New Hampshire after foreign underwriters exit
The report notes four stock companies with $525,000 capital and twelve state plus two town mutuals formed since foreign underwriters left New Hampshire. Total stock capital reaches $1,625,000 with fifteen state and nine teen town mutuals. Commissioner maintains opposition to the valued policy law as ill advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurance Commissioner
New Hampshire
Germany Justifies Decree Banning Public Meetings
The German government reports to the Reichstag defending the ban on public meetings in Berlin Potsdam and environs. It cites socialist propaganda and dangerous railway worker gatherings as justification and notes permission must be secured 48 hours in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichstag
Berlin
Pottsdam
Arbitration Labor Law Creates State Board in New York
A new law establishes a three member state board of arbitration appointed by the government and confirmed by the senate. Members serve one year and act as the appeals body for decisions of local boards under the law. The commission includes William Purcell, Judge Gilbert Richardson, and Mr. Donovan, representing labor and business interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Arbitration
Senate
Wiliam Purcell
Dem
Gilbert Chardson
Rep
Donovan
Growth of Newspapers and Periodicals in the United States
The nation now has 14 160 newspapers and periodicals with a net yearly gain of 666. Daily papers total 1 216, up 83. Canada lists 679 periodicals. About 1 200 periodicals exceed 5 000 copies in circulation. Rural press grows fastest, Kansas and Nebraska lead in gains. Massachusetts sees a shift toward New York City as a literary hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Powell
Kansas
Nebraska
Lachusetts
New York City
President Cleveland Wedding At White House Plans
Washington reports predict a simple ceremony in the blue parlor with cabinet members and relatives present. Miss Cleveland arrives at the White House with Miss Nelson and will spend the summer in New York and Holland Patent, then return to the capital for a grand White House reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Miss Cleveland
White House
Miss Nelson
New York
Holland Patent
Hoyt
William Cleveland
Dr. Bacon
Toledo
S. Yeomans
Rose Elizabeth Cleveland
Hastings
Ceylon
Col Lamont
Associated Press
Tenary Town Road
Tiffany
Nellie Grant
John Quincy Adams
Hayes
Misa Platy
Senate and House Debates Tug Pension and Oleomargarine Bills
Congressional actions feature pension dispute over rejected cases with calls to fire a pension chief and veto threats. House debates oleomargarine labeling, tax changes, and agricultural protection while Senate considers railroad land grants and Chinese immigration acts. discussions include Greely appointment postponement and a North Pacific land forfeiture issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Sawyer
Cockrell
Pension Office
United States
House
Frye
Canada
Treasury
Commissioner of Pensions
Ingalls
Voorhees
Commissioner Black
Congress
Pension
Lieut
Greely
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad
Harrison
South Dakota
Springer
Henderson
Iowa
Shakspeare
Macbeth
Edmunds
Committee On Foreign Relations
Morgan
Alabama
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
Ben Weil
Hammond
Territories
Dun
Breckenridge
Committee On Public Lands
Northern Pacific
Portland
Bismarck
Domestic Life in Washington's Fashionable Market Scene
A Washington view contrasts glamour with realism showing markets busy on Tuesdays and Thursdays. It notes matron behavior at stalls and social swirls around Blaine and prominent wives, with florists, coalitions, and market chatter shaping polite society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Blaine
John Davis
Sin
Sheridan
Aquar
Equal to the occasion and a West End romance
A couple, after a long courtship, sit on a sofa in a Washington Critic style scene. He asks for a great act of love and she agrees to marry him, as he proclaims noble ambition and ardent commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Geo
Washington
How French Girls are Wooed in a Brooklyn Tale
An odd reminiscence recalls a school girl in a prewar era linked to a wealthy suitor. The lively sequence mentions theater opera comique and a mother seeking a match while a father’s property figures in the decision. The tale ends with the girl choosing a wealthy fiancé.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frente
Malle
Pairien
Marr
Poe Eart
Mamma
Uly
Ejboeuf
Brooklyn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warner Weekly Sun
GQ J. GQ Macleod
Warner
Dakota
Talk
Miss Platt
Arthur
Cleveland
Grant
Garfield
Arlington Hotel
Long
Congressional
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