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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1893

Page

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The Ferris Wheel Opens at Midway Plaisance

Chicago June 22 The Ferris Wheel by George Washington Gale Ferris of Pittsburgh began with 5 000 invited guests and then thousands of fairgoers, drawing civil engineers and inventor Ferris into the spotlight. Spectators enjoyed a smooth inaugural ride as the wheel rose to 250 feet then descended.

Worm's Fai Chicago Midway Plaisance George Washington Gale Ferris Pittsburg Ferris Old Sol Everyboiny

World Fair Ferris wheel thrills Atlantic crowds

At the exposition the giant Ferris wheel with 36 cars draws crowds despite a wobble that unsettled some riders. A Russia hosted reception, a Gladstone statue was to be unveiled at Donegal castle, and city proclamations banned dogs at large from June 27 to September 1 1893. Weddings and bridal etiquette rules were also outlined, detailing processions, attire, and bouquet rules for summer ceremonies.

Iowa State Band Manufacturers Marie Schahovskoy Empress Marie Russia Russifan Mr. Gladstone London Bruce Joy Donegal Castle Wuoma City of Atlantic Iowa I. H. Whitney Towa Christie Tiler Stier Hodgson Southwick Dickerson Wuerxrone F.H. Whitney

Instructive Papers at Caicaco Bankers Congress

A Caicaco session of the bankers and financier congress heard papers from R F Buller of Montana on the gold standard, T C Sherwood of Michigan, P W Peoples of Mississippi, and Louis Stevens of Missouri reviewing state banking. H W Yates of Omaha spoke on Nebraska banks, Thomas H Wilson of Cleveland on Ohio finance, and J C Post of Oklahoma on territorial development. An evening union meeting included remarks on money and banking, public rights in railway operation, and life and accident insurance.

Caicaco Banker’s and Congress R. F. Buller Montana Horace White T.C. Sherwood Michigan P. W. Peoples Mississippi Louis Stevens Missouri H.W. Yates Omaha Nebraska Thomas H. Wilson Cleveland Ohio J. C. Post Oklahoma Hall of Columbus H. H. Walker Massachusetts Interstate Commerce

They Were Married in Corning Iowa This Week

Mr. David Wortman and Miss Nannie Maxedon united in marriage at the bride’s home in Corning Iowa. The event surprised Wortman’s friends who did not expect him to marry. He is an old county resident and partner with Sr. 1 Grant in the marble works. The couple plan to make Atlantic their future home.

David Wortman Nannie Maxedon Corning Iowa Mr. Wortman Wortman Our County Grant Marble Works Mrs. Wortman Atlantic

Des Moines Letter Highlights City Progress and Finance

Des Moines shows no sign of hard times with active paving and large water mains through main streets. Banks are solid, business lively, and few failures. The letter also covers Prohibition politics at Drake University, Highland Park College’s finances, and Auditor McCarthy’s warnings about the Provident Bond and Security Fund. It closes with editorials on bond sales, inflation, and a call for fiscally knowledgeable lawmakers.

Des Moines Water Company Forovernor Aylesworth Drake University University Highland Park College G. McCarthy Provident Bond and Security Fund Company D. W. Robertson Robertson Editor News Weekly News Treasury Wea Ron Des Moines News

Libby Prison War Museum at the Chicago World’s Fair site

A long feature on Libby Prison War Museum notes the 1889 Richmond origin and Chicago relocation turning the building into a nationally renowned war relic collection. It highlights the tunnel escape of Feb 9 1864 and features veteran Patrick Smith with medals from Crimea and China, plus local notices and ads interwoven.

Libby Prison War Museum Chicago Richmond Libby West Parrick Smith Atlantic Queen Victoria Crimea Turkey China Taku 1860 Patrick Alao Sebastopol

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