Business Failures Rise Slowly In Warner District
The Warner Weekly Sun reports a gradual increase in business failures, noting most are small and scattered, causing only minor unease due to their limited numbers.
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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1886
Page
2
Russia Railways Struggle to Turn Profit Amid Big Deficit
Most railways in Russia fail to earn profit with an annual shortfall near 25 million dollars. The system covers about 15 000 miles of track for a nation of roughly 100 million people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Oregon Ballots Pick Winners on Both Tickets
The Oregon election results indicate Republicans likely elected a congressman, superintendent of public instruction, and state printer, while Democrats likely won the governor and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Nova Scotia Seeks Secession Over High Dominion Costs
Nova Scotia contemplates leaving the Canadian confederation citing Dominion expenditures as excessive. Earlier estimates put governing the united provinces at eleven to twelve million annually, but actual costs have risen to thirty five million nine thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Scotia
United Provinces
England Sees Canada United States Fisheries Dispute
The London press laments the fisheries clash between Canada and the United States and expects a peaceful settlement, while warning politicians may seek cheap capital from the temporary dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Canada
United States
England
U S Credit Advances Beyond England to Top Bond Rates
The credit of the United States has lately surpassed that of England and leads the world. United States 4 per cents now command 137 1 2 in London, the highest ever, yielding only 2 1 2 per cent at maturity, far above other bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
England
London
Elizabeth Cady Stanton Opposes Low Necklines in Cosmopolitan
Mrs Elizabeth Cady Stanton argues against low necked dresses stating that even virtuous women of the past could expose themselves, but contemporary women should not follow their example because we know more of health and morals now. She cites Mrs Madison Mrs Adams and Martha Washington as examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Cosmopolitan
Mrs. Madison
Adams
Martha Washington
Colonel Conan Sees South American Trade Potential
Colonel Pat Conan, who has toured South America, Central America, and the West Indies, tells of the rich experiences he has gathered. He denounces U S indifference to expanding trade with these nations where many use foreign coins as their currency, highlighting regional monetary practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat” Conan
South America
Central America
West Indies
United States
Income and goods costs fall in 1868 to 1885 study
Carroll D Wright of the National Bureau of Statistics reports family of four could buy a year of staple items for 359.88 dollars in 1868 but 216.11 dollars in 1885, a gain in purchasing power of 144 dollars. He notes wages on a gold basis rose from 22 to 33 1 8 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll D. Wright
National Bureau of Statistics
Quinine Prices Fall as Bark Supply Rises
The price of quinine salts drops to record lows due to abundant chinchona bark. Since Congress ended the duty on salts in July 1879, American made quinine fell from 3.35 dollars per ounce to about 0.68, with foreign varieties slightly cheaper by four cents.
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Congress
Board of Domestic Missions treasurer in deficit $25000 reported
A special committee at the New Brunswick New Jersey Reformed church synod reported former treasurer John R. Smith was short in accounts by 25000 dollars. Prosecution possible and a measure to reform board affairs to prevent recurrence was authorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Church Synod
New Brunswick
N. J
Board of Domestic Missions
John R. Smith
Smith
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Max Muller
Oxford
William
Berlin
Frederick William
Tarawera
Speaker Carlisle
Washington
Alfred Fb. Bates
St. Paul, Minn
William Smith
Department of Dakota
Chicago
William F. Tucker, Jr
Department of Arizona
Henry Metcalf
Ordnance Department
West Point Academy
J.C. Bush
Fifth Artillery
New Haven
Department of the Platte
Stephen B. Elkins
Deer Park
the Treasury
Davis
W. L. Scott
Pennsylvania
Spooner
Hendricks
Senate
Confessman Rankin
Wisconsin
George A. Allen
Erie
William Ross
Grafton
Dakota
J. Anderson
Hen
Hippewa
Wis
Novis
Senate Passes Oleomargarine Bill Split Vote
Senate sent the oleomargarine bill to the agriculture committee after a 22 to 21 party line vote. House debate covered Stanton remarks, land acts repeal, Gladstone Ireland resolution, and various fiscal measures. Senate moved on finance and judiciary items amid debates on naval funding and executive sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Committee On Agriculture
Committee On Finance
House
Kelly
Wheeler
Alabama
Edwin M. Stanton
Cobb
Messrs. Cobb and Payson
Payson
Mahoney
N. Y
House of Representatives
Gladstone
Ireland
Hoar
Dawes
Annapolis
United States Supreme Court
Circuit. House
Kelley
Stanton
Harmon Dyer
New York
Gen. McClellan
Gen
Grant
Back
Congress
Edmunds
Committee On Judiciary
Beck
Brown
Cameron
Evarts
Mitchell
Riddleberger
Sawyer
Sewell
Teller
Northern Pacific
Messrs
George and
Eustis
Sherman
George Comiy
Shoiboe
Vario Ee
Buried Debates and Funeral Etiquette Echo in Senate Session
Fragmented text shows a mix of funeral remarks and legislative chatter. It notes remarks about a man buried for a fee range of 3,000 to 10,000, plus a discussion of civil service reforms, American foreign policy, and forfeit of railroad lands. The report mentions senators Whitthorn Findlay Van Wyck McMillan Mitchell and actions on the army appropriation bill and naval committee orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jons
Findlay
Senate
Whitthorn
Werth
Colorado
Utah
House
Call
Congress
Cascade
Pacific Northwest
Oregon and Navigation Company
van Wyck
Nebraska
McMillan
Minnesota
Sherman
Washington Territory
Mitchell
Oregon
Alaska
Unseasonal Hay Harvest in California And Kalamazoo Celery Outlook
The report notes a midwinter hay harvest in a southern California county, a rarity for February. It also projects Kalamazoo celery yields this year to surpass 1600 acres, with an estimated value near 400 thousand dollars. Additionally Bridgeport investors plan quail breeding on private ground to sidestep game laws, with 200 birds released locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Bob
Bridgeport
Pennsylvania
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Chicago Board of Cede Wee
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Maj. Bennett
Department of the Missouri
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Little
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Fort Supply
Ind
Department of Agriculture
Manitoba
Ontario
Parnell
Monson
Charles G. Lundell
Boston
George B. Jewell
Salem
Mass
Louisiana Assembly
Charles T. Yerkes
Philadelphia
Massachusetts
Knights of Labor
D. Woodard
Grinnell
Iowa
Milwaukee
Merchants’ Exchange Bank
Meyer, Heine & Co
I. F. Friend
War Department
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Seventh Cavalry
Sturgis
W. Forsyth
First Cavalry
Fort Meade
A. K. Arnold
Sixth Cavalry
Emil Adam
Hamilton
Greeley
Albert Bensemyer
Albert Brandt
Sheboygan
John Smith
Ransom Lake
Pension Committee
Grand Army of the Republic
Merrill
Gen. Wagner
John C. Langham
New Hampshire
J. S. Kountz
Ohio
James Tanner
Albert Roessler
Charles Bauer
John Stackland
Eastman
Marion County
Waidewsohnston
Earl of Aberd
Thsty
Medora
Maggie Robertson
Dunkota
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J. M. Olson
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Ees
Congressional
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