Court of Appeals Allows Sunday Openings at World’s Fair
The United States circuit court of appeals unanimously reversed the lower court, keeping the fair open on Sundays. Chief Justice Fuller announced the decision and stated a fuller opinion would follow next week. The ruling centers on a contract with the local directory and the S500,000 appropriation, not on constitutional questions. Crowds cheered as the decision was read.
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Review of Trade Conditions and Money Markets
The weekly trade review notes a general bank consensus on clearing house operations amid shifting money flows to the west. Export activity remains weak with prices firming in some grains, while overall wholesale trade shows modest improvement. Regional reports indicate slow but stabilizing conditions in Milwaukee St Louis Detroit and Omaha with cautious optimism in freight and collections.
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Novel Parade Trails Through Jackson Park With Multinational Pageantry
Chicago observers described a two hour parade leaving Midway Plaisance headed by U.S. troops and Orchard Lake cadets. The procession included brass bands and more than 1,000 participants with animals, vaudeville acts, exotic groups, and international costumes. It concluded with plans for repeats in the coming weeks.
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Gold shipments seen signaling U S drain reversal
London advices indicate the United States may expect a return of gold shipments as the drain from the U S appears to slow. News from June 19 notes shipments likely next week, signaling a possible tide turn for Americans.
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Lightning Kills Henry Byers in Johnson County
A June 39 storm in Johnson county caused a tree to be struck by lightning. Henry Byers was killed instantly while Albert Lagrange, who stood beneath the tree, was paralyzed in both legs.
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May Yet Win The Richter Faction Loses Ground In German Ballots
Berlin reports from 242 districts at 3 pm show 53 deputies voting for the army bill and 67 against. The Richter radical faction collapses as South German democrats gain seats and radicals drift to other groups. Final outcomes hinge on second ballots and Richter’s stance on the army bill.
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Paris President Carnot Suffering From Illness Report
Paris June 19 The report that President Carnot is suffering from ty phlitis is neither denied nor confirmed. It seems his condition is more serious than admitted. A recent consultation of three eminent doctors pronounces anemia, believed to be equivalent to cardiac weakness.
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Galesburg Burglaries Hit Local Businesses
Burglars raided Galesburg Michigan early Friday morning breaking into John West saloon Schroder Carson dry goods Eldred harness and Evan grocery with a large amount of plunder seized. Attaches on Charles Offer wholesale tobacconist in San Francisco target claims total 20000 with other claims expected to push to 50000 70000. Nine hour day move approved by International Typographical union to be voted by 50000 members in Chicago next meeting set for Louisville. High Spire distillery in Harriburg Pa burned Friday night destroying five thousand barrels of whisky and causing about 200000 in losses.
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Epidemic in Ironwood Michigan Reaches Four Hundred Cases
Ironwood Michigan endures its worst typhoid outbreak with four hundred cases and daily deaths. Public buildings serve as hospitals as trains ferry panicked residents away. Police seek an engineer feared to have faced lynching for presumed actions.
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Multiple Fatal Rail Accidents Reported Across States
June 19 reports detail a Greek powder magazine explosion near Athens killing twenty, with crown prince aiding victims and 8.009,000 francs loss. In West Virginia a Big Board Tree Tunnel collision killed four, injuring others. in Georgia a lightning express wreck near Barrow killed C. O. Jackson. Additional Alton Lemont crash left two dead. separate injury incidents reported elsewhere.
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Princess Eulalia Reaches New York City Host Duties End
Infanta Eulalia and party arrived in New York at 8:15 P.M. to a reception by J. B. Ceballos, with Commander Davis declaring the princess free from official obligations. The article also notes US trade figures for the year to May 31, 1893, and various regional events across Chicago and Des Moines, including a Bunker Hill Day observance and a coroner's inquiry in Lemont.
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Notable 19th Century Briefs From Fairfield to Georgia
Fairfield banker E Bonham makes an assignment with liabilities of 125000. William M Meredith resigns as chief of the bureau of engraving and printing. Mrs Jefferson Davis to visit Cranston on the Hudson with Mrs U S Grant to greet her. M Fox Co New York diamonds driven to wall liabilities 141000. Two physicians attend Joseph Jefferson ill en route to Buzzards Bay. Mrs John Hermes chloroformed robbed of 325 while riding to Cincinnati on Ohio Mississippi train. Sons of the American Revolution in Chicago elect Gen Horace Porter NY as president. Methodist church and several dwellings at Dundoff Pa destroyed by fire total loss 150000. George Drier hanged at Eastville Va for Cape Charles Va murder. Deputy Marshal Lat berth arrests Chaney in Indian territory. believed bank robber. National Cordage company reorganization nears underwriting 85 million thirty year bonds. Steamer Falcon sails from St Johns to Philadelphia with supplies for Peary Greenland expedition for eighteen months. Bertha Manchester murder preliminary hearing in Fall River postponed. Corresoro allegedly confesses after fight. Baptist church tower and Valdosta Ga fire bell tower blown down. Thomasville suffers unroofed houses and crop damage. In Ford theater inquest, McGill and Davis testify upper floors must have supported during excavation. Dent may lose reason. George Smith inmate of Dayton asylum murdered. officials dispute attacker. Some say another patient, others say attendants caused death.
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Sugar bounty totals in fiscal year reach 9.4 million
Commissioner Miller reports the annual sugar bounty at 9,403,989 with 9,309,293 paid across cane, beet, sorghum and maple sugar. In Greece, Athens reports a new spate of earthquakes causing major damage in Thebles with ruined houses and tent camps.
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Grain and Livestock Market Highlights Across Cities
Chicago steady markets show spring wheat patents at 3.75 to 4.10, winter wheat patents 3.80 to 4.60, oats firm with No. 2 cash around 30 percent, rye slow with No. 2 cash near 49 to 50 cents, barley steady from 30 to 43 cents. pork and lard prices mixed, butter higher, oils listing multiple prime white grades, and distillates steady. New York and Toledo follow with assorted wheat corn oats and seed prices.
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Chicago Market Cattle Prices Steady Though Slow
Cattle market in Chicago shows slow trading with prices firm across ranges. Quotations span choice to extra shipping steers at 6.30 to 5.00, good to choice 4.70 to 5.20, and various levels for cows, heifers, bulls, stockers, feeders, and veal calves while hogs rise with sales between 4.50 and 6.45 for pigs and 6.25 to 6.90 for heavy packing and shipping lots.
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Old Traditions Shattered By Skeptical 19th Century Thinkers
A column notes widespread doubt about historical legends and myths as scholars question heroes like Pocahontas, Washington, and Lincoln era tales. It cites Heder in the county and quotes thinkers from Hume Journal and German philosophy, ending with a quip on blurred belief and the value of thought.
Poppy Cultivation Under License in British India
The text explains that opium cultivation in British India requires a license from the opium department. License holders receive advances, must sell opium at a fixed price, and cultivation is closely supervised to prevent unauthorized farming. The process describes gardenlike fields, flowering poppies, collection of opium juice, and crude production.
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Language Dials Split Across United States Dialects
The article surveys regional speech shifts from New England to the South and West, noting how children address parents in varying forms such as papa mamma dad and daddy, and the dramatic Indiana prairie shift to paw and maw for father and mother. It also mentions a daily use of 1,250,000 envelopes.
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