Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-10-07
SOME RESULTS OF PROTECTION.
nfaI administration and also proX-
,irr TO tariff legislation.

/ Mental administration and also proX-
unity to tariff legislation.
Week ending July 24, 1S93.-Failure of
Bozeman, Mont, National Bank. -Four
Denver banks closed their doors. Bank
Esuspensons in other Western cities. Two
&ank failures in Milwaukee and runs on
numerous other banks. Commercial
! bank Of Denver fails, capital $3.50 900.
1 Bank failures at Vernon, Tex, and Knox
,ac, Tenn capital 100000. Failure of
Tacoma. Wash, National Bank, capital
S20O, 600: also failures of banks at Great
balls, Mont, and Orlando, Fla, capital
100000. Suspension of work in manu-
factories reported from all sections.
I Week ending Aug. 1, 1S03.-National
kanks at Manchester, n. H., and Indian
bpolis, Ind, fail, capital 100000. Fail
re of First National Bank at Spokane,
Yash., capital S250.000. Ten banks sus-
pend in one day July 20, capital ST.
&0C0O. Bank failures in South Dakota,
Montana, Illinois, Kansas, Texas, Wash
pgton, New Hampshire, and correspond
Dsy large number of business suspen-
ions
Week ending Aug. s, 1S93.-Collapse of
hcaso Provision Deal and many fail
res of commission houses. Failure Of
National Bank of Ell Paso, Tex. Failure
National Bank of San Antonio, Tex.
allure of National Bank of Muncie, Ind.
lfly-thrd Congress meets in special ses-
Eon TO begin its destruction of the Nc
kiney law.
Week ending Aug. %, 1893. -Encounter
etween the anarchists and socialists
FeFted by New York police. Meeting Of
haFchSts broken up by New York po-
&C. Failure of national bank at Hind
IAN, Ia. Failure of national bank at
acoma, Wash. Suspension Of manufac-
rms establishments in numerous States.
announcement by Comptroller of the Cur
acy that 100 national banks and $50
fEate banks had failed during the year
ilng Aug. IS. Railroad receivers ap-
.a'el during August for Northern Pa
Dr fm.adephia and Reading, New
usIalld' and t'lttSburg, Akron and West
september Railroad receivers appoint
IoF NSconsin Central, Chicago, Pc
ii ana st. Louis, Cleveland, Canton and
NAern, and Evansville and Terre
10'e railroads. The mileage of roads
TVeu IN the hands Of receivers during the
'I 1915 was 2o,3I5, nearly one-seventh
d" lAe lines in the United States, and
en- Indebtedness S1,212,217,O33. Dur
We year there were Is, 115 mercantile
,VenS!oHs, involving liabilities amount
10 So46,''9,SS9. During the bank
T1S"sionS Of July, loans were made on
"a at the \. \. Stock Exchange as high
< per cent
NS Days of ley-Dinc1eyism.
u' iohoWlng statements Of revival of
~ nui1 H industries during the sixty
'oNoWlng the enactment of the Ding
%N' Ae period corresponding with the
, T' yates in the first year of Cleve-
second term. shc5y the contrast be-
, rn present conditions and those of the
S~pOnUlns months of the preceding ad-
"".'on' The statements which fol-
"'e from Bradstreets Financial Jour
, tex ending July a, 1S97.-Twenty
an5 Workmen resume work in the
o. %D0 S'eel Industries. Bigelow Car
bona at Ghnton, Mass, resume work,
D. Facker Colliery at Rappahan-
lnmbn d. resumes work, 1000 hands.
Gus y ~ w. Buggy Co., resumes, 400
Enar. :" - D. " =. Co. reports full COM
L9s IA. " Z hands at work in its railroad
(cos ,'t I'LL nrSf time in several years. Chat
Of ;r I,"oeSmen announces large num-
X No. furnaces in South resuming
rex,n -neA .al Steel Works, Joliet,
pa+ar,'.4 HUI hands. Spinners at silk
Ees frons y. j., receive increase in
lie GIo1n . 10 20 per cent. Pittsburg
hands ~ hokomo, Ind, resumes,
|r5S S"4 u.s.; Jones 4 Laughlin IRON
Ene n.s0urg, resume, $500 hands.
nplora a""l Railroad increases wages
Is y sndins July 81, 1se7.-Tod fur
nbers Vousasstown. o., resume work.
llecdcnvt- manufacturing concerns in
!, Fnrr.and Pennsylvania resume
er, A II1n0ces at Birmingham and Bes-
Zen m;i,a resume work. Algonquin
ss 10 ,o T. Passaic, n. J., increase
per cent. Atchison Rail-