Trade unrest and mill activity across U S in 1880s
Reader notes as mills operate, scales and reductions loom, nails and iron works across Cleveland, Pittsburg, and Birmingham report busy production yet strained prices. Miners face low wages and threats of further cuts amid disputes. rail and glass industries push ahead with renewed output and new facilities. excursion plans and union actions surface alongside local labor tensions and pending factory openings.
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Beil
Cox & Morrison
Pregat
Belmont
Asf
Lehmalbach
Rodger Krosier
New Jer
Riverside Nail Rhetory
Bellaire
Cleveland
Union Iron Mill
National
McKeesport
Shoenberger & Co
Juniata Tron Works
Shoenberger's Mill
Pittsburg
Keystone
Gas well contractor tests depth and plant restarts
The contractor reached 1,300 feet and plans to bore to 2,000 feet with about $5,000 spent so far and an expected total near $8,000. The steel plant resumed last Friday and is anticipated to run smoothly. Window glass houses operate full time as sales stay moderate. David Rice to begin a large Fifth ward frame residence. The nail factory runs steadily while boilers leave for other places. A steel plant causes residents to move. John W. Coulson to send workmen to paint Second Presbyterian? August: engraving department position at Bellaire? Hart & Co. continues trade potential.
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David Rice
Prespa
Brilliant Mingo
John W. Coulson
Bellaire
Hart & Co
Pauibie Fies
The South and West Glimpse at Indian Life
Special to the Register from Santa Fe May 1 describes a Mississippi River voyage with Capt. Campbell to Vicksburg, noting record floods, submerged plantations, and Campbell's rescue efforts. Natchez and Roseland are sketched, with a National Military Cemetery, Vicksburg, and a Memphis halt. The piece contrasts Indian Territory and prairie conditions, urging 160 acres per Indian and opening remaining land to settlers.
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Regia Rr
Santa Fe
New Orleans
Wm. Campbell
Mississippi River
Vicksburg
J. W. Canon
Ohio
Natchez
Natches
Mississippi Valley
Campbell
Roseland
Mex
Col. A. de Sweeney
Viehsburs
Wickslung
National Military Cemetery
A.D
Herbie
Fran Omer
Elphuet
Oldest Home in America Visit Details Santa Fe
The piece describes visiting the oldest home in America on the Santa Fe river with San Miguel church nearby. It notes adobe remains, a Pueblo Indians life, and mentions Tesuge pueblo eight miles north. It recalls wooden plows, communal living, a yearly elected governor, capillary mutilation, and large fruit trees. It ends with hotel stay and a late 19th century soda advertisement.
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Santa Fe
Montezuma
Crown of
Spain
el Gringo
Sheldon
America
San Miguel Church
United States
Tesuge
Ta-sukee
Tesuque
Kak Pueblo
Montezuna
Tom
Bornos
Exchallen Hotel
Todey
el Paso
Moranon
J.C. A
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