World wide telegraphy notes and trials from 1893
Telegraphic Gleanings reports include the World's Fair Norwegian dedication with 10000 attendees, financial tremors in Australia, Royal Bank suspension, Erastus Wiman assignment, and a Sabbath defense appeal to Cleveland and Palmer. Also notes executions, curfew revival in Canada, and Carnegie University fundraising urgency. Local banking suspensions, railway conductors’ meeting, and Alabama lumber talks close the round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Royal Bank of Queensland, Limited
New York
Erastus Wiman
David Bennett King
Wiman
General Synod of
The
Reformed Presbyterian Church In America
New York City
Cleveland
Palmer
World's Fair Commission
Frank Almy
Concord
N. H
Christie Warden
Almy
Order of
Toledo O
Atlanta
Fiest National Bank of
Cedar Falla
Towa
William M. Fields & Brother
James E. Murdock
Cincinnati
Ohio
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
Washington Gossip: National Capital Appointments and Rumors
A Washington gossip column notes the president and Mrs. Cleveland at their country home for summer. It lists several Treasury and post office appointments in North Carolina and surrounding states, plus investigations into W L Simonds and Bell Telephone files. It reports a pension fraud probe of Drewry and related cases in Norfolk, with potential payouts under the 1890 act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Cleveland
Buck
United States
Georgia
Carlisle
Treasury Department
Samuel Rhodes, Jr
Marblehead
Maass
A. L. Sturtevant
Robert T. Hough
Ohio
Internal Revenue
William FE. Audrey
North Carolina
Asany
Charlotte
N.C
Kerr Oraig
Salisbury
N. C
Oraig
Congress
May
Ransom
Kerr Craige
Hazen
Pennsylvania
John G. Brown
Idaho
Blackshot
George R. Young
New Mexico
Roswell
N. M
John W. Jones
Blackfoot
William H. Croswell
O Mexico
Curtin
New Yorks
China
Washington
Olney
Interior Department
W. Li. Simonds
Patents
Simonds
Foster and
Territory of
Benjamin P. Moore
New York
District of Alaska
Alaska
Edwin Tateh
William H. Pugh
W. Holliday
Robert M. Cousar
Tennessee
The
Treasury
Alex F. McMillan
District of Columbia
Pension Office
Pension
Norfolk
Vya
Drewry
A Man s Weight After Dinner
An old discussion explains why eating a pound of food does not add a pound to weight immediately. Muscular activity during mastication and swallowing causes minor tissue loss, and respiration and perspiration rise during meals, offsetting the food weight.
Eucalyptus trees threaten city sewer systems
The Modesto California News warns that eucalyptus trees are the greatest destroyers of sewers, with fibrous roots penetrating pipes and expanding to choke systems. It calls city authorities to inspect local plantings ahead of sewer work and notes some cities have enacted ordinances to cut down gum trees for sanitary protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modesto (Cal
Days of Reckoning Joke About Marital Life
A New York Weekly cartoon caption contrasts old carriage travel with a modern marriage as a wife complains they must walk and the husband quips about the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Weekly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aenderson Underwood
Cga
White
Logan & Son
Cleveland, Georgia
Hillsdale Mfg. CO
Pri
Hillsdale, Mich
Clark, Bell & CO
Gainesville, Ga
Stearns
Hugh
Ecstearns & CO
J. W. OH. Underwood
Chicago
John D. Rockefeller
University of Chicago
Martin Ryerson
Ryerson
Rockefeller
London
Trish
House of Commons
Henry James
N. H. Warren & Co
Board of Trade
Nathan Warren
Columbia Bank
Warren & Co
Columbia National
Hester
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Madama Lumber
Alabama Lumber Manufacturer’s Association
Montgomery
W. W. Smith
L. Kaul
Washington Gossip
Lipstine & Human
Arlington
Postoffice
Gainesville
Hygeia
Rms
Western Corset Company
St, Louis, MO
North Georgia Agricultural Gallege
Dahlonega
State University
South
U.S. Army
Hinden
Board of Trustees
American Cash Register CO
Clinton St
Cleveland High School
Albert Bell
Chas. W. Merritt
Mama Works
Roanoke
Virginia
Oromec
Richmond
Muller
Miller Carriage and Harness GO
St. Paul
West 4Th Street
AGION
Bloomington, Ill
Bloomington Mfg. CO
Av UO
Indianapolis Chemical GO
Pois Maison
Sindianaplis
Ind
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