Great Triumvirate Seamen Cripsi Exit in European Politics
A rash of brief items covers Signor Crispi leaving European politics and remarks on naval strength. Other notes discuss Vanderbilt wealth, cooperative Canada New York game protection, posthumous estate taxes, grip and influenza patterns, and a tapestry from King Philippe's palace. Debates on pensions, poverty, and immigration figures accent the era’s social strain and policy anxieties.
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Dun
Signor
Crispi
Reciprosity with Brazil signals trade shift
President issues proclamation seeking reciprocal trade with Brazil. Brazil agrees to duty free entry for US products and grants favored status on select farm and manufactured goods. Officials estimate Brazil will boost US sugar imports to 200000 tons this year and 500000 next, with long term growth projected.
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Washington
United States
United States of America
Brazil
Secretary of State
Snd Iter
Brasil
James G. Blante
Eighteen Men Drowned in Jeanesville Mine Disaster
Eighteen workers lose their lives when an abandoned No 8 slope at Jeanesville collapses into flood water. The disaster occurred at J.C. Hayden & Co. mine while two men drilled a new bore, water surged and filled the 624 foot slope within minutes. Rescue attempts saved six others as the scene devolved into a grim tragedy.
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Hatteros
Jeanesville
J. C. Hayden & Co
Charles Boyle
Patrick Coll
Lewistoun
J.C. Hayden & Co
William Brislin
Brislin
Wasuixetox
Wasameros
McKinley
Windom
Wasuinetos
Coriabia
E. F. Noyes
General Noyes
Wasawveron
Supreme Court of Arizona
Wassingtoy
Wasuiyetos
National Commission of the World’s Fair
Candler
National Board
Ladies’ Board
Denver
Col
Republican
Kokomo
William Young
John Anderson
John Johnson
John McLeod
Will Crane
New Yoas
Hecla Bronze and Iron Works
North Eleventh and Third Streets
Williamsburgh
Moscow
Jacksonville
Widmayer & Son
Minor News Items Week Ending Feb 7
A snapshot of distant events and losses. California reports over 5,000 grip cases while the Dakotas host an Indian war costing 2 million dollars. January saw 1,225 Italian emigrants depart Trieste for America. Other items note fires, drownings, lynching, bank suspensions, notable deaths, robberies, and railway incidents across multiple states and towns.
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California
Dakotas
Trieste
America
Amos Roberts
Grand Rapids
Mich
Missouri River
Winona
N. D
Caledonia
N. Y
Concord
New York
Archbald
McReynolds
Jeremiah Slattery
Ellisville
Ill
Coosa Bees
Shelby
Ala
Waterville
Francis R. Jugg
Napoleon
Waterloo
Albany
E. H. Church
Green Point
Pullman Car Shops
St. Louis
Bishop Engle
United Brethren Church
Abilene
Kan
Grace Gridley
Amboy
Maine
Bath Iron Works
William Grimes
Guthrie
O. T
E. L. Wittice Jewelry
Cleveland
Io Oe
Tran Hazard
Frank Polley
Dun & Co
Brazil
Ind
Bradford
Eng
Mitchell & Shepard
Joe
Arkansas
Harvey FE
Alabama
Tennessee
Wabash Railroad
James F. Kellar
Cynthiana
American Express Company
International Society
San Francisco
Daeeres
Mex
John Pershbaker
Ernest Brobsler
Charles Stewart
F. H. Morse
United States
London
Lincoln
Surrey
Muscatine
Rock Island
Peoria
Illinois
Fifty-First Congress Wings in Washington Briefs
Daily Record of measures considered and passed in Congress from Washington. Senate and House items list bills on tobacco sales to minors, inter state commerce, notaries depos, Alaska surveys, pensions, monuments, fortifications, and river projects. Reports cover schedules, appropriations, and debates through February with incidents of fires and local losses.
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Chicaeo
Department of Publicity and Promotion
Arizona
Georgia
Michigan
New Jersey
North Carolina
Nevada
Wyoming
Utah
New Mexico
Ohio
Senate
Colorado
Iowa
Oklahoma
Vermont
California
Minnesota
North Dakota
Town
Texas
DeYoung
Pan-Republic Congress
Daily Record
Washington
Wassreron
District of Columbia
Des Moines
Alaska
Secretary of the Treasury
Chase
Jie
Committee On Judiciary
United States
St. Paul
Washmetons
Wasutsetos
Wisconsin
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Ppa
Gieb
William E. Vanderbilt
Canada
State of
Ontario
Am Switeerland
Mes Kare Cease
Philippe
Ulysses
New York Court of Appeals
Continental
Rus
Italy
France
Russia
Omsha
Wounded Knee
Essteen
United He- Charities of
Shaper Aps
Jas
Mount Blanc
Janssen
Jan
Indiana
Ilinois
Pontichigan
New Hampshire
Dels
Connecticut
British Isles
Greece
German Empire
Belgium
den- Bon
Switzerland
Netherlands
State
Tus
Germany
Poland
Great Britain
Ireland
Treasury
Jon
Mantsox
Wis
State Agricultural Society
State Dairy and Food Commission
Farmers’ Alliance
Boston
Boston Courant
B. K. Bruce
John M. Langston
Lynch
Frederick Douglass
James M. Townsend
Prinz Brorr
Ark
Cotton Belt Road
Stuttgart
Roe
Simmons
Edwards
Raum
Wasemnetos
Morrill
Springfield
Joint Assembly
Mapwon
Peck
Home
Champion
LL. D
Omaha
John Clark Redpath
Greencastle
Ethan Allan
Persifer Fraser
Philadelphia
William Owen McDowell
Congress
Noth
China
Rocky Mountain News
Shanghai
Li Hing
Wen Chuan
Pei Chang
Gorn
Millet
Pao Tin
San Siat
Curcaco
Davis
John P. Barrett
City Electrician
J. W. Collins
United States Fish Commission
Fish and Fisheries Department
Putnam
Harvard College
George ‘Tyree
Tyree
Kalamazoo
Jennie Barth
Rosa Smith
Ouray
Virginia
Sam Byron
L. Phillips
Allen Tyre
John Sunderland
Pants
Buenos Ayres
Castro
la Crosse
M. E. Mosher
Royal David
Ally Sloper
Sir Wilfred
Washineton
Wasninatos
Clarks
Neb
Cranks
Cowles
Silas R. Cowles
The
Pacific Bank
Berens
Eucatti
Canton
Glarus
Wicarra
Kansas
Arkansas Valley Bank
Ashland
Settlers’ Club
Carbondale
Knights of Labor
Federation of Labor
Aurora
Geneva
Kane County
Bay Ciry, Mich
Saginaw Bay
St. Paw
Minn
William W. Bishop
Selby Avenue Hill
Bishop
Lawrences
Charles H. Branscombe
New England Emigrant Aid Society
Mass
Axton
Patsy Devine
Aaron Goodfellow
Bloomington
Devine
Montgomery
Dillon
Loxpox
Parnell
McCarthy
Sill
Irish Party
Jay P. Davis
Havelow & Bernstein
Hanover Street
Stillwater
Mike Wilkes
Wasumaron
Adjutant-General of the Army
House
Greenville
Til
Vannalla
Here
Newark
N.J
Mary , Rosenberg
Cutcaco
Laura B. Whitney
Samuel B. Whitney
United States Pension Office
Ciistox
A. R. Mensicks
Norristown Herald
Bnoox
Nona Camorra
A. T. Scarveneenoze
Rochester
Malari
Ida Two
Anien
W. W. W. Moxros
Stanping
Tuave
Tod Inceck
Baowm
Taney Toe
Neven
Carter
Stoneral
Wo Optum
Piso
Crarles A. Vogeler CO
Baltimore, IL
Beecham
Catarr i Oj
Koch
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