War and stock markets glow with global flare ups
A sprawling dispatch lists diverse items from wars, economics, and accidents. It notes Abu Diga and his force near Nian Mram, Khartoum’s 6040 officers marching, Emperors debating Alsace, Chicago mills closing, a $4 million monthly coin forecast, and a rash of sensational incidents from fires, drownings, and accidents across cities, with political chatter and crime reports interwoven.
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Suakin
Lon Gon
Bahret Gazele
Abu Diga
Nian-Mram
Stanley
Khalifa
Khartoun
Arive
Exnperor Wiliam
Quet
Prankfort-on-the-Oder
Alsace
Lorraine
Chicago
Frewen
Parth Gall
United States
BriTalo
Perence Morse
Mont
New York
Europe
City National Bank of
Gen. Howard
San Francisco
San Carlos
Arizona
Gen. Juies
Los Angeles
Chicago and Aurora
Anz Erzolan
New York Free Trade Club
New York Protective League
Henry George
Free Trade Club
Col. Ingersoll
Protective League
New York City
White Cap Organization
Crawfrd County, Inc
Ketta
Billy Cole
Guiding Rock
Neb
Camp
Newark
Osnabruck
Hanover
Samuel Williams
Aurora
Ark
Williams
Paris
Boulanger
Soamme
Somme
Nord
Jacksonville
Marion County
Joseph Gahn
Hunalt
Iowa
Lafayette
Wrs
Howes
Boston
Tobique River
N. B
Julie Thurman
Columbus
Toledo
Gen
Harrison
Steuben County
Corning
Milo M. Acker
Chester 5
Cole
B. I
Benton
A. Roberts
L. Pritenard
Frank H. Robinson
L. Windsor
South Africa
Dinimia
George Rainsford
Chugwater
Wyoming
Baid
Brooklyn
Franklin Park
Albany Penitentiary
Treasury Department
Harris
Senate
House
Crisp
Georgia
Blaine
American Magazine
Republican National Committee
Belfast
Stock Market Opens Dull Then Rises On Heavy Buying
New York stock market opened dull with moderate sales and declines. By 11 a.m. gains emerged led by Paul, Missouri Pacific, Northern Pacifics and coal stocks. Noon showed a net rise of 2 to 8 cents. later profits trimmed, closing mixed. Trading volume reached 198,152 shares.
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New York
Paul
Missouri Pacific
Northen Pacifics
Northern Pacific
Oregon Transportation
Laenes
A Fashionable Colored Family in Washington Society
The article surveys Washington's colored community, its clubs and mutual insurance orders, and the prominent role of African Americans in funerals, offices, and education. It notes the Lilies of the Valley and Rosas of Sharon, Howard University, a negro banker, clerks in groceries, and a growing middle class with valued property in the northwest. It also reflects on service work, stereotypes, and the mix of affluence and poverty among residents near Sixteenth Street and the White House area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tts
Cook
Bia
Douglass
Atreay
Fred
Fred. Dowgliss
White House
Col. Lamont
Greh Am Colored Society
Smalls
Harris
Northwetern
Some Domes of Colored People in Washington
In Washington a large number of colored caterers and tradesmen operate bustling small businesses. Negro truck farmers bring produce to market by mule carts while a notable caterer near McPherson Square runs a large boarding house and delivers hot meals daily, charging affordable rates. The text paints daily life with vibrant local color and notes the prominence of colored workers in hotels, newsboys, and street kitchens.
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Montreal
Billy Moloney
Ene
H. W. Kimball
Assembly
St. Lawrence County
Newton MM. Curtis
John B. Gen
Liarrison
South Laurence
Mass
Kingston Street
Coor
Mary
Mary Brgan
Iris
John T. Miler
Portsmouth
Moris
Morrisauiut
Joh. Erieht
Enin Bey Relief Committee
Maj
Baréte
Kentucky
Virginia
Louisville
Abyssinia
Signor
Crispi
Friedrichsruhe
Prince Bismarck
Count Rantzar
India
Boston
Robert Palmes
Jennie Lowrie
Lake Ontario
Oswego Harbor
Washington
Howard University
Arlington Hotel
McPherson Square
Wormley
Wornley
Paris
Iis
Ebony Mercury
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Union UB@ly
Centrals
New York Produce Exchange
Minnesota
Louis
Red State
White
Lounge
Canada
Western
Buffalo
Burravo
Stafford House
Marshfield
Cloverfield
Johnsonbu
Sandusky
Cattaraucus
East Otto
Lime Brook
Hutstader
New Albion
Ab Hige
Little Falls
Lavtie Falus
Farm Davies
Odgee
Hutter
Union
N. Y
Sige
Ebony Washington
Cary
South
Washington DC
USA
Sixteeneth
Ilses
Bate Ap Riis
Thomas J. Topp
Ats
Mores Gses CO
Warsi WY
Henias
A. Magbeth & CO
Pittshure
J. H. Schenck
D.n
J.B. Hobensack Medical and Surgical Office
North Second ST
Philada
A.a
R.m
Tha Pense
Branklin Sirear
Chester, NY
Chlbertsond
Truise
PENNA
Pero Agen
Plassir
Stotm
Morton
Frye
Chandler
Hawley
Ingalls
John J. Long
McKinley
Onio
Henry Cabot
Winter & CO
Springfield
J. K. Ronne
Liberty Street
Postoffice
Warren, Pa
L. BF. Watson
T. B. Nesmith
Ajd. Ibteltine
S National Bank
Myron Waters
Franc Henry
JL. Gierould
Capital
Francis Henry
H. A. Jamieson
V. Day SP. Johnson
A. Hertzel
W.D. Brown
Inurtmlee
A.P. Beafield
Transnets
Tnited
Eet National Bank
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L. WD. Weuore
Pres
M. Beecher
Cash
Warren County
England
Ireland
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Island
Oper
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AGAR
G, Koebley
J.barnold
Ccretary
Lingham
Washington Stretton
E. Harder
Lock Haven, Pa
Uuchqine
Dr. Harter Medicine Co
ST. Louis
Pheel
North Fourth Street
Philadelphia
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