Show Of Mummies At Expo Opens Sunday At Fair Grounds
A display of an 1800 to 1400 B C Egyptian temple facsimile with tombs and mummies opened on the Midway Plaisance as the Columbian Exposition directors decide all departments will open Sundays. Police briefly arrested gatekeepers over admission payment disputes. Admissions Monday reached 8627 amid varied visits by state press associations from North Dakota Minnesota Texas and Florida.
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W. J. de Remer
H. Schueneman
United States
Hoyne
Colorado rate war ended with settlement between Atchison and Rio Grande
Reports from Curcago May 14 state the Colorado rate war is ended and local and southern rates will be advanced when legal. The plan centers on joint operation of 63 miles between Grand Junction and Current Creek with 50 50 ownership, reviving old passenger pool, and possible formation of a Transmissouri association. A Friday meeting may settle all differences.
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Geary Exclusion Act Upheld by Supreme Court
Washington action and San Francisco reaction wrap the May rulings. The court sustains Geary act constitutionality with Justice Brewer dissenting. Officials foresee no immediate deportations due to lack of funds. Est. six million dollars needed, funds unavailable. Chinese leaders vow to press legal avenues while warning of strained China U S relations.
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Washington
Troubles of a Vessel With American Clearance Paper In Colombian Waters
New York May 11 cargo of the Norwegian steamer Antonio Zambrana taken in Philadelphia Dec 20 and carried to United States of Colombia was entered at the customs by the vessel's local agent. The ship, sailing for Baranquilla with clearance papers, could not access the Magdalena river port and attempted to land at port Colombia 50 miles west but was denied. Loss of captain and four crew by drowning and the first mate imprisoned preceded the vessel leaving. Authorities may pursue an official complaint to the South American republic. the Norwegian flag does not change the case as she was under American charter.
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News Notes From The Times Of May Returns From Various Cities
The column reports a string of brief items: the Infanta Eulalia sailing from Havana to New York. Lorenz Dennis of Quincy aged 18 killed after losing both legs to a train. John W. Mackey and family visiting the World’s Fair. William Pence, seven, crushed to death by a heavy log in Roann Indiana. the old Baptist church at Columbia Missouri bought for a jail by the county. a Wisconsin justice of the peace drunk on a railroad track killed by an early morning train near Joliet. disputed Cordage Cotton Company's assets denied by Receiver Young. arrests at St. Louis of John Kearney and Frank Hughes tied to an industrial rivalry. Fort Madison Town state prison investigation completion date not settled. Mrs. John E. Clough dies in Evanston from injuries from a broken folding bed. Sullivan jury acquits Walter Price and convicts John Wallace in a murder case at the Moultrie county fair. final indemnity payments to Baltimore sailors made at Mare Island. Chicago harbor chart project by the Naval Hydrographic Office to be sold publicly. Minneapolis bank Farmers and Merchants State suspends operations. Baron Wolverton resigns as lord-in-waiting over home rule dispute. Eastern managers of North Western Score and Loan company in Minnesota assign. Rome bills to curb priest political meddling at elections. Dewey street operatives in Overland cotton mills strike over a 60-hour week, wages around $8. Denver banker William R. Mygatt makes an assignment. Monday’s baseball scores include Philadelphia loss to Washington and other games. whisky trust in Chicago reduces price by one cent a gallon.
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India
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The Masonic Temple Association of Atlantic Iowa Formed
The Tallowing Corporation is formed in Atlantic Iowa to raise funds buy land and erect buildings for Masonic purposes. It names a capital stock of forty thousand dollars to be paid as called by the board. The entity begins January 31 1893 and lasts twenty years with six directors.
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Masonic Temple Association of
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