Inter State Commerce Reports Railroads’ 1846 Income and Expenses
The Interstate Commerce Commission issued a preliminary report on railway income and expenditures in the United States for the year ending June 30, 1846, based on routes reporting up to November 9, 1895. It details earnings from passenger and freight operations, other revenues, operating expenses, net earnings, per mile figures, and dividends, with a discussion and a table of each railroad’s earnings and outlays.
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Postmaster General Wilkinson Reports Postal Finances and Reforms
Washington reports show the Post Office Department receipts for the year ending June 30, 1905 at 76 171 000 and expenditures at 86 700 172. Wilson notes improving revenues but cites a large prior year deficiency, calls for civil service extensions, and urges reforms to second class mail and delivery expansion amid government support.
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Wiladn Tinsmadhc
Postoffice Department
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Congress
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Ile Abu Anid
Iterous
Geonral Wilson
Civil Service
Treasury report on mint deposits and bullion values
The New York Times style summary notes the secretary of the treasury receiving the director's report detailing mint deposits for the fiscal year. It lists Old deposits totaling 87,483,082 dollars with 65,100,000 original and 23,921,082 redeposits, Oliver deposits at 15,714,065 with 15,201,700 original and 512,365 redeposits, domestic bullion, and damaged coins values. It covers coinage by the mints, gold at 43,008,47 dollars, silver dollars 3,956,011, subsidiary silver 1,113,400, minor coins 742,604, and net seigniorage 63,710,540 plus gold and silver bars manufactured. It also estimates industrial metal use in 1494 year as about 150,060% with gold 10,058,046 and silver 10,881,09% values.
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Ington
Int Hag
Secretary of the Treasury
Oliver
Ailver
Fitzsimmons Signs The Articles In Controversial Bout
Houston Texas November 4 Fitzsimmons signed articles for a fight with Corbett. The stipulation names James J Corbett and D A Stuart as principals with a $20 000 forfeit if the first party fails to meet conditions. Each principal deposits 1250 and 2500 sums are set aside. The final prize stands at 20 000 and 10 000 deposits are noted.
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Fitzsimmons
Houston
Texas
Corbett
Stuart
Fey
Sumeert
Trans-Mississippi Congress Gathering in Omaha
Omaha reports a large gathering for the trans-Mississippi Congress to convene at Crebehton halty tomorrow morning. Delegates include many prominent business and professional men, with estimates of 200 to 1000 travelers from the western states expected to attend.
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Omaha
Cimana
Crebehton Halty
Weill
Cannan
Ayer
Wentern Luskreme
Storms wreck ship Belle O'Brien off Kerry Head
Novem ber storms disrupt Atlantic shipping. The Belle OBrien bound from San Francisco to Queenstown lost boiler and crew in the rough seas near Kerry Head. Captain Cooley and four others reported adrift after an early departure from Ban France with nine aboard.
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Ibelish
Atlantic
Belle O'firien
Thomaston
Maine
O. el. O' Briet
Kerry Bend
France
Beltleh
Silver Democrats of Ohio Plan Presidential Campaign
Ohio Silver Democrats propose a presidential ticket for next year led by Taige Blandin and aligned with Thurman of Columbus. A conference is set for January in Chicago or Washington to organize a convention in April and nominate Sibley of Pennsylvania for president with a support party if the convention balks.
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Cleveland
Alter Democrata
Ohio
Taige J. Blandin
Alen W. ‘Thurman
Columbus
Chica
Washington
TL 14
Sibley
Pennsylvania
Jude Anlandie
Eatpaten
Merchant fatally shoots self after arson charges
One of the merchants arrested in the arson case, Paul Glucksman, reportedly died by suicide last night while in custody after being charged with setting fire to a stack of goods during the Tuesday morning blaze.
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Gonds Pircell
Paul Glucks
Havin Pita
Chandler's Complaint to President Cleveland over Pooling
Senator Chandler writes to Vice President Cleveland protesting a pooling agreement among eight American rail lines and a Canadian line. The plan seeks to fix rates, abolish competition, and impose fines, challenging Interstate Commerce Act provisions and urging swift action by the President and the Interstate Commerce Commission. He cites Morgan influence and hopes for a strong reaction to curb what he calls the greatest trust the world has seen.
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Washington
Chandler
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York City
Chicago
Ecenent
Oly Elemen
William . Chandler
The Next Republican Convention
General Grosvenor urges anti San Francisco bid for the Republican national convention. He calls hotel bribe offers to lure delegates a corrupt move and estimates higher costs for holding the event on the Pacific coast. He favors delegating to individual states to select a more suitable site.
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Kent Shoukl
San Francisco
Athens
Ohio
Chas. A. Grosvente
Congress
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Grosvenor
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Ue City
Toalden
Pacific Coast
United
Buates
Seipet San Francisca Livy
Staten
Wreck on Great Northern disrupts eastbound freight near Rock Teland
An eastbound freight train on the Great Northern line wrecked at Rock Teland on the Columbia, five box cars derailed and track torn for 200 feet. The westbound passenger train was diverted and reached Spokane yesterday morning. A wrecking crew with a storm derrick was dispatched from Hillyard.
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Great Northern Road
Rock Teland
Columbia
Spokane
Hillyard
Bark Europa Burned At Sea In British Claim
The British ship Forfarshire reports the bark Europa burning near Leith Rootland with coal for San Francisco. Europa sighted September 7, and abandoned. crew saved by Forfarshire. In Louisville a pastor was arrested for criminal assault at Port Scott Kansas after a service. He denies guilt and claims a spiteful motive.
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Santa. Monten, Gul
Noy
Forfarahive
Antwerp
Uropa
Leith
Rootland
San Fenritson
Forfarshite
Mame
Pleas of abatement filed in bond suit over Capitol National Bank loss
Lincoln Neb Nov 24 ex-treasurer Hill and ex-County official Tarthey filed pleas of abatement in a suit seeking 239000 in relief from the Capitol National Bank loss. In federal court Northwest Patents lists several grants including Fisher, Hammond, and Smith patents for mining, frames, and separators.
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Nob
Hill
Supreme Court
Capital National Bank Fncliues
Thas Sait
Tarthey
Aguinet
Cardinals Created In Rome Suggest Major Reforms
Rome reports secret conat story next week with public ceremony three days later. Monsignor Suto of Washington and nominees in Paris Vienna and other cities set to introduce new factors to the Sacred notes. Cardinal Jacobini of Lisbon may rise to prominence, while Cardinal Ladovhowski’s faction favors him for a future conclave. Washington’s Cardinal Gibbons appears on friendly terms with Jacobini, and the pope may confer favor to certain cardinals at the coming consistory. The Baltimore ceremony led by Cardinal Gibbons is set for November 15 at 10 am in Baltimore Cathedral with Monsignor Stylll presiding.
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Monsignor
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Nunotus
Paris
Vienna
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Numcho AL
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United States
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Cardinal Archbshop
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Ladovhowski
Propaganda
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Pap
Atlans
Tne
Holy City
Dintimibert Hallam
Monalin
Satelli
America
Dr. McGlynn
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Arch Winion Corrigan
New York
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Monelmnor Stylll
Cathedral of
St. Louis
Law
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Rat Ory
Murdered by Jealous Lover in Ontario Town
Cora Turrison was fatally attacked by a jealous suitor in Atomterdam Ontario. At the house of Mise Cora Harrison a stabbing followed by a pistol shot ended the life of the woman. The assailant then killed himself, leaving a grim scene and questions about motive.
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Cora Turrison
Tinker
Irnd Denker
Cora Harrison
Manker
May Ride Is Jim Hill's Car Courtesy for Senator
In Milwaukee on November 3, New York Senator David Han and James J. Hill, president of the Great Northern railroad, will ride together on the fortune platform at the Acadiay venue. Hill extends courtesy to the senator and his party, with a private car at their disposal for the western debut night.
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Woo Warty
New York
Milwaukee
Wis
Benmtur David
Han
Acadiay
James J. HU
Creat Northern Railroa l
Agnator
Gota
Sonator
Go as You Please Match Prizes At Minneapolis Event
The six day go as you please match for prizes drew crowds and offered thousands of dollars plus a 9600 if the world record was broken. Dena New Fork leader Henry Widmer of the Daly’s theater company died returning from Brooklyn. Father OConnell of Boston mourns a fundraiser for the American college at Reine. Treasury balance stands at $177,662 with gold reserves listed.
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European Conference Seen Essential for Settlement of Turkish Question
London reports indicate European conference deemed indispensable to settle the Turkish question. Amid Crete unrest and Balkan tensions, diplomats warn only a pan-European accord can prevent broader war. Soviet reports note Armenian fears and interior volatility, with American missionaries under protection as guardships are prepared for passage through the Dardanelles.
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Constantinople
Europe
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Sivas
Erzeroum
Shakir Basha
Suit Against Grain Elevators Details in Chicago Case
Chicago November 2 The Attorney General Maloney Janaitat initiated proceedings against grain elevator proprietors of Chicago. The suit seeks inititations to restrain defendants from conspiring to control the wheat market and price setting from May to May, alleging territorial divisions spark competition and prompting a feud with the Chicago Board of Trade over export practices.
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Chicago
Maloney Janaiat
Turkiye Turks and Crete Clash Reported in Athens Crete
A report from Athens on November 7 describes fighting between Turkish troops and Cretan Christians near Crete. Several Turks were killed or wounded while defending a fortified seaport near the town of Campus. The Christian side was led by a local committee, and the Manon provincial governor was wounded in the clash.
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Athens
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London
Campus
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Manon
Rebels Defeat Chinese Army in Kan Province Action
A Shanehal dispatch reports rebels defeated Chinese forces at Halwa and threaten to control half of Kan Province. The uprising began near the time of prior defeats of Chinese by Japanese, with insurgents routing the Imperial army and claiming northern Kan Su. Reports attribute the revolt to Moharmedana factions clashing with Confucian and Buddhist followers.
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Buddha
John Henry Barrows Resigns Presbyterian Leader
John Henry Barrows, longtime pastor of Fitet Presbyterian Church in Chicago, resigns after 16 years to pursue a course of Christian lectures in December 2800, with invitations from missionary centers in the East and recognition by the University of Chicago.
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Tdi Chikago
John Henry Farrows
Reli Luna
Fitet Presbyterian Church
University of Chicago
China 15 Negotiating a Loan with German English Syndicate
London Nov 44 A dispatch to the Times reports China negotiating with a German English syndicate for a loan to pay part of the indemnity imposed on Japan after the recent war. Efforts to secure the loan in Paris reportedly failed.
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Paris Wall
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Paris
Wheelmen to Leave New York for Atlanta Rally
A large party of well known wheelmen from Eastern state organizations will depart New York on a special train for Atlanta. Saturday will feature a gala day for wheelmen at the Southern exposition with events and demonstrations planned.
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Atlanta
Valuable Mine Decision In Willow Creek Case
Judge Richards ruled in Idaho City that the Magpie mine near Willow Creek remains under Levan ownership as the Weaver property. The case centered on run of the mine and milling claims with testimony from local witnesses. next chambers hearing set for early next week.
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Idaho City
Willow Creek
Lewin
Teoniver
McAlverabip
Ty Levan
Anniversary of Christ Church 200th Founding Observed
Philadelphia prepares for tomorrow’s special service marking the 200th anniversary of Christ Church. The event, under the Society of Unitarian Worship, includes many patriotic organizations, with Governor Westing and other dignitaries in attendance at the Wharton pew. Prominent divine observers have visited for participation.
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Rathdown Ship Disabled After Port Land Crossing Gale
The British ship Rathdown sailed from Portland Oregon to Liverpool with a cargo of salmon and wheat valued under 10 000 pounds. A gale on September 1 wrecked the vessel and damaged its crew and cargo. The ship is owned by Martin and Co and commanded by Captain Morrinby.
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Rathdown
Portia
Liverpool
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Auchland
Mo Morrinby
Portard
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Palmer to Have a Chicago Mouse Theater Debuts
Chicago plans a Great Northern Uwater theater project on Dearborn near Jackson. A. J. Pulmpy of New York announces a September 1 opening with Palmer slated as top attraction. The venue aims for 1600 seating, cost about half a million, with 220000 devoted to the theater portion.
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Chicaen
Palmer
Du Maurier Novel Deal Details Reported
London news notes Harper Brothers of New York will pay George du Maurier about 350000 for his new novel The Mare Anni. The work, which follows Endymion, is expected to be serialized in America before any book publication.
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Parly News
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New York
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Maurier
Benjamin Dieraell
Yard Renounellett
Americn
Local Teacher Killed in Aliny Cleared by Mob Action
Report from Ravannat Georgia in November describes an elementary school teacher taken into custody in Bharifa MaGregor for alleged misconduct with Miss Willie Grady. A mob attacked the teacher body, inflicting fatal injuries. Police recovered a body, witnesses testified, and investigators work to identify assailants.
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Prafewsa
Anhhool
Fatal affray in Cassia County shocks ranching community
William Tolman, a sheepman from Cassia County, becomes the central figure after a deadly altercation at a Bourke Car Company cattle yard. Jack Davie, a rider, allegedly confronts Tolman leading to a fatal clash. Tolman dies, others injured, police investigate motive and survivor status remain unclear.
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Fray Ieleportel
Casla County
Miveral Jayewo
Jack Davie
Bourke Carre Company
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Hanlon Wins English Championship Heat Final
Hanlon wins the English championship final heat 9 55 for two miles from Eiie son and Buber, taking three of five heats. Also notes a schooner grounding near Komero shoals, and Denver’s mining stock exchange opening with Pueblo to follow. Dividend news includes Calumet and HelA Mining declaring $3 per share payable December 18 to holders of record November 25.
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Texas
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Boston
Calumet and Hela Mining Company
Grogers Organize North Pacific Coast Association Formed
Portland hosts a meeting as officials announce the creation of the North Pacific Coast Association led by the Grogers. Members from regional groups join to set goals, establish bylaws, and coordinate efforts across coastal counties.
North Pacific Coast Wholesale Grocers Association Formed
Portland November delegates from Seattle Tacoma Spokane and Portland formed the North Pacific Coast Wholesale Grocers Association. Aim to improve relations with exporters align values and deepen retail trade knowledge. Officers elected include President C H Lewis Portland Vice President S C Neufelder Seattle Treasurer Prator Lang Portland Secretary I T Babin Portland and directors C H Lewis Tander Wing S Kis W D Pinot Myne Tacoma T J Webb I C Neufelder Seattle. Convention closed with a banquet at Motel Portland.
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Spokane
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Treasury to Pay Charges in Gold Exchange Scheme
The treasury department directs officials to collect charges by exchanging currency for gold coins at specified weights and values. It orders officers to ensure prompt handling, weighing, and payment of discrepancies, with corrective measures for underweight coins. The move is described as a second government effort to recover interim charges on both gold and currency exchanged.
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Treaghy
Carlibly
Jin Wist
Aib-Tromanner
Wright
Funeral of Auditor Orines Attracts State Leaders
In Hilenabure Washington November 3 state officials gathered for the funeral of Auditor Orines. Lt Governor Laie and Superintendent Mean led attendance with other leaders arriving from Mesue and Yakra. The cortege moved under Masonic rites as townsfolk and government friends paid respects, the body lying in state before the service.
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Hilenabure
Waah
Orines
Laie
Huainoas Wat
Pwntril
Washington
Mineral production of California figures and highlights
A California mineral production bulletin reports totals across metallic and non metallic terms. It notes the value of the metalic output, petroleum growth, and overall mineral wealth with figures such as $2,200 for last year and $11,000 plus for petroleum related value, alongside silver and other outputs.
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Ban Pranciaco
Witteh
Great Storm Rages West Disrupts Travel and Roads
A severe storm sweeping Cheyenne to Ogden paralyzed road travel for hours. Winds near twenty miles an hour blinded drivers, heavy snowfall layered the Wyoming division, and Mack Hills were reported iced and treacherous. Dakota and South Dakota saw unusually heavy weather for the season.
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Ogden
Omaha
Noy
Cheyne
Wyoming
Burelington
Mack Hills
Wyer
Ana Bouth
Dakota
Trial of Sheriff Tamsen Raises Lynching Penalty Debate
Albany dispatch reports New York convention debates lynching penalties with fines up to 2000 and civil damages to victims' representatives. In Albany, District Attorney Metlowe says Sheriff Tamsen will be tried first in the Windoreb case for aiding post office robbers escape while awaiting U.S. court action.
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Stret Accountability
Columbia
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Aventor
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Tamsen
New York
Whyte
Albany
N. Y
Metlowe
Morton
Jude Allison
Bhorif ‘Tamsen
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