No More Open Sundays at World's Fair Shutdown
After July 10 the World's Fair will close on Sundays to please Christian groups and reduce losses. Insurance officials donate 1000 to firemen families. more than six thousand dollars has been raised for bereaved workers as cleanup continues and judging of exhibits begins.
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Art Palace
Plaisance
Columbus
New York State Building
John A. McCall
New York Life Insurance Company
Haseen
Higginbotham
John Boyd Thacher
Guatemala
San Francisco
Gustave Q. Guzman
Government of
Chicago
Christopher Columbus
Artigua
Spain
Ireland
Cniiaco
Green Isle
Crry
Mexico
Pachuca
Kansas
Torrka
Little
Anna L. Diggs
Lease
Haymarket
Halford
Omaha
Washieron
War Department
FE. W. Halford
Department of Dakota
St. Paul
Minn
Department of the Platte
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Dekalb Fence Coq
DeKalb, Til
John H. Needles
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Atlantic
Russian Fleet for New York to Become Permanent
The Times reports high Russian sources say Russia will maintain a permanent fleet in United States waters and make New York a western naval center. Russia seeks duties for warships in American ports and sees Britain's reinforced fleet as a risk to U.S. shores.
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the Times
United States
New York
Russia
American
Bering Sea
Great Britain
England
North American
Atlantic
Baptist Young People Convention Attended by Thousands
Indianapolis July 16 Five thousand delegates attended the Baptist Young People's union convention at Tomlinson hall. President Urquhart opened the meeting as Rev D W McLaurie reported the union's progress. Treasurer N O Staples outlined finances showing an indebtedness of 16289.95 and paper costs of 26268.16 for the year with total receipts 21470.28 including 12724.17 from the newspaper.
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Indianapollis
Convention of the
Baptist Young People’s Union
Tomlinson Hall
Urquhart
D.W. McLaurie
Pittsburg
King
Providence
R. I
N. O. Staples
Chicago
Union
Army of crickets devastates Wyoming crops moving toward Nebraska
A cricket army of the genus geryllus invades Lost Cabin Wyoming, spreading across a 12 to 14 mile strip southeast at about three miles daily. They devour potato, alfalfa, and oats crops, with black insects about one inch long and a single size, likely hatched in the Big Horns and carried by prevailing northwest winds toward Casper and western Nebraska by early August.
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Wyoming
Nebraska
Calvrr
Wyo
Geryllus
Lost Cabin
Enoch Cornell
Big Horn Mountains
Casper
Burlington and Missouri River train wreck near Atchison
A Burlington and Missouri River passenger train left Atchison at 7 20 PM and ran into an open switch at Sugar Lake, colliding with a standing freight train. The engine and baggage car were wrecked. two freight cars telescoped. Engineer Mackie and Fireman Beck were severely injured. Passengers mostly unharmed beyond a severe jolt.
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Batal
Burlington
Atchison
Atchison, Kan
Atchison Union Depot
Sugar Lake
Mackie
Beck
Wiggins Predicts a Comet Over Cassiopeia
Ottawa reports Professor Wiggins predicts a brilliant comet to appear in two to three weeks, tracing its path to the large variable star seen by Gemma in 1570 in Cassiopeia. Other brief items note Halford reassigned to the Platte, a lynching in Vincennes, and shifts in silver convention plans as well as local notices.
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Ottawa
Cornelius Gemma
Cassiopeia
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Fred Finck
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Otto Revich
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