Baseball Notes From The Front In The Early Season
Lowingmzz releases pitcher Nhines and New England clubs cry for arms. Yarx defeats Princeton fourteen to none as New York hitters drive the early scoring. Harvard beats Pennsylvania University fourteen to eight in Cambridge. An array of players and teams under new rules sparks debate about pitchers and outfielders. Deaths include Cusnexce 8 Barse and Daunt O Busex amid season tolls.
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Lowingmzz
Nhines
New England
Trxaxay
New York
Ciaemontt
Ward
Baltimore
Warl
Bostox Serms
Chicagos
Nfelder
Wann
New Yorke
Cambridge
Harvard
Pennsylvania University
Hightaxas
Caryslaxy
Clarkson
Cuppy
Daylea
Hantings
Willliams
Stafford
Aremphis
Tenn
St S
MecPfner
Cincinnati
Xearg
Cusnexce
Barse
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Daunt” O'Busex
Brooklyn
Peoria
To Cleanse the Nyatem Effectually yet Conveniently
An early advertising notice promoting Byrup of Figs as a remedy for habitual constipation and sluggish bowels. It claims to awaken the kidneys and improve health without irritation, easing headaches, colds, or fevers.
France Showcases Grand Exhibits at World’s Fair in Chicago
French exhibitors present a major presence across buildings with strong displays in Manufactures and Art. The Agriculture group features many dairy products and organic goods, while the Viticulture and Floriculture section reveals a large wine and liqueur display. The Machinery and Textile sectors highlight engines, motors, and nickel products, with several locomotives shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
France
Aho
Parle
Manufacturers
Art
Chicago
Trench
Agricuture Orgalin
Cour
Hery Franco Ja
Aix
Tieheries
Mlolugs
Meads of Transportation
American exhibits glory in Machinery Mall fair
In the Machinery Mall American displays dwarf others with larger dimensions and inventive designs. American printing presses and looms are noted for beauty and function, while German machines look respectable but plain and French presses seem ugly yet France offers the most interesting books in the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galunthia
Franco
World’s Fair Notes and Odd Exhibits
A fragmented World’s Fair summary notes water prices at 3 250 000, a California wine exhibit, a German finiteness display, and a horseback voyage with 1590 allvee dais. It mentions Russian open ceremonies, United States manufacturing keeps its corners, a Japanese gift to Chicago, a tree valued at 4 lend, and a pyramid of blocks in Pennsylvania.
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California
Ger- Tae
Butlisig
Japan
Chicago
Unely Sam
Pex Saylvania
Garantee
Teatara
Great Exhibition Notes and Curiosities At The World Fair
A lengthy, fragmented report details displays at a world fair including forestry exhibits, trophies collected by General Grant, a French lace operation with 1997 workers, a large Washington star exhibit, and a notable ironwork centerpiece. It mentions Sir Richard Webster attending and various authored loans and exhibitions, with references to ages, weights, and measurements.
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Richard Webster
Lord Salisbury
Bud
Tor
General Grant
Scorcman
Paria
Seoteliman
Miles Standish
Wigan Junction
Tansashire
Raglan
Tay
George's Creek
Alegheny County
Washington
Tnny
Italy
Electris
Ailver Myron
Ineger
Parag
Telos
Hiram A. Goosk
Witten
Gietetons
Hawarden
Pty Nirvana
Mel Ghadstone
Mara
Ouston
Manttota
Ieee
Grigg
Liberty Bell replica cast in Troy for Chicago unveiling
The Columbian Liberty Dell bell from Clinton H. Meneely foundry in Troy was poured during a storm at Buzzard’s Bay. Miss Huegonla cast it. the 13,000 pound bell will ring first in Chicago on July 4 and travel globally as a liberty mission after the ceremony.
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Clinton H. Arfenesly
Troy
Mise Huegonla
Clinton H. Meneely
Chicago
Todlans
New Mexico
Teron
Mexico
Coma
Thorik
Connell Rigard
State
New York
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Washington
South America
Bollyar
Grorko Washington
Army of
Virgiais
Lotepentenca
John €. Calhoun
Freedom and Liberty
Prominent People and Royal Notes From London and New York
A collage of brief items: Banon Batons remains at Union Reminory. Marlborough Club elects Aston on Prince of Wales’ recommendation. Anton returns to New York after years in Europe. Probate filed in New York City. estate valued at 260000 to daughter. Doctor Maceiston granted 750 royal bounty. once a shoemaker. Loayr earns 6000 yearly as Windsor Castle governor and constable. signs salary receipt quarterly. Western studies intrigue a Chinese emperor. dislikes conservative court. Duke of Devonshire’s wife, duchess twice, active overseas politics anonymously for Saturday Review. Various scholars and officials noted with quirky details.
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Poorteson Batons
Union Reminory
CrernLaxm
Wanntass Warnonr Aston
Marlborough Club
London
Prines of Wales
Alan Anton
Arthur
New York
Paris
Bowis Boorn
Offler
New York City
Eatate Jaralaws
Jonx Maceistosn
Scotland
Lory Loayr
Windsor Castle
Tur Emperor
China
Coxam Dorre
Besan
Agslatant
Baonxsox
Bits Farm
Crystal Valley
Protrayon T. K. Cunysr
Biblcal
Oxford
Tax Ducheas
Devonshire
Europe
Duke of Manchester
Saturday Review
Gouveuxes Nottie
Georgia
Ite
Notable Fourth of July Celebrations Through American History
A sweeping history of Independence Day observances from 1776 to the late 19th century. It notes New York City revelries, the Liberty Bell, and cannon salutes, plus later milestones such as Washington’s era, Erie Canal groundbreaking, and Gettysburg reunions.
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New York
Anyst
Clark
Philadelphia
New York City
Orter
Republic
Staten
Washington
New York Society of the Cineinnati
Cincinnati
Baron Steuben
St. Paul's Chapel
Lfe
Nathaniel Greene
Alexander Hamilton
Johnny
John Adams
Avoris
Melitin
Beudlon
Fred
Halle
Wvensbee
National Intelligencer
Jefferson Preshtadt
Columbia
Tingly
Louisiana
Fashiona&l
Erie Canal
Home
N.Y
Lafayette
Great Lakes
Ohio
Joln Adams
Fosters
Lati
Tragic Grange-Crossing Crash Kills Six Near Newark
At Avondale six miles north of Newark New Jersey a grate crossing collision on the Newark Paterson line of the Eli Railway killed six of a single family and left two children survivors. A buggy carriage carried Grace Gruet and family, including a five year old boy and a thirteen year old girl, with Mrs Wilma Williams among the injured. The crash occurred as the carriage failed to clear the crossing at Washington Avenue, scattering the occupants onto rough ties. Mrs Gruet and two children perished at once while Mrs Williams died later at a nearby home.
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Avondale
Newark
X. J
Newark and Paterson
Eli
Mer
Gruet
Clark Wilma
Nettie
Williams
William Joyce
Wong
Cyclone Ravages Concrp tion Missouri Killing and Destruction
A cyclone near Concrp tion Missouri tore through the area with eighty mph winds. John Doyle and his wife were killed as their house collapsed. The Abbey of New Paghburgs wall fell inward, causing extensive damage. Twenty houses and barns were blown down and several people injured. The Omaha and St. Louis Railroad depot was damaged.
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Concrption
J. Joseph
John Doyle
Dows
Doyle
Abbey
Nuw Paghburs
Omaha and St. Louis
Wea P
Court Decision Blocks San Jose Capital Move
In Sacramento the Superior Court rules against San Jose bid to move the state capital, deciding the constitutional issue of relocating the capital must be tested in court. The ruling fuels potential appeals as the case unfolds.
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San Jose
Sacramento
Calfornia
Duaiarol Goud
Unclear Items Of Interest From Various Global Notices
An 19th century style roundup cites large wool and sheep figures, rail and postal plans, and aerial notes on world markets. It mentions California treasury projections, proposed railway expansions, and experiments in vote recording. Also described are geographic locations, parks, and trade items across multiple nations with references to weather, timber, and fodder supplies.
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Ouruox Hs
CIA
Treen Ao
Germany
Hagly
Youk Ns
Phundorphsaly
Yowton Hinetacn
Orkunto
Ela
California
Chicago
Uastara
Didy
Rhone Valley
Limugea
Limugea. A Jarinesy
Curiox
Cestian Tau
New York
Bhoenix Tack
Dublin
Serosa
Vyas Park
London
Aineren
Tong National Park
Prag
Kyliath
Znsnany
Tapdon
Feon
Colthus
Milwaaker
Mplite
Australia
Queensland
The
Cape
South Algerien
Tolghia
Victoria Sinks After Collision Off Tripoli
The British battleship Victoria sinks within fifteen minutes after a collision with the Camperdown off Tripoli. Vice Admiral Tryon and hundreds of officers and crew are lost. 212 sailors are saved, with official counts varying amid foggy reports.
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Charles Johnstone
Tyron
Victoria
Camperdown
Kha
George Tryon
Bredierrugean
Muros
Albert H. Markham
Tha Mediterranecan
Admiralty
Tripotl
Ayrin
Tripoli
oMcera
Tryon
Morris
Munro
Fleet
Rickcard
Engiacce Wording
Deadman
Matherly
Seaton
Gunner Tower
Boatawain Barnard
Carpenter Leal
Duapatelier
Dent
Africa
Mediterranean
Deyroot
Syria
Cyprus
Gladstone
House of Commons
T'ryon
Elswie
United Press
Eends
Beirut
Tripod
Admirallyron
Yesael
Brogqualde
Grant
Sorcor
Athulral ‘Tryon
Lingelred
Nitety
Selar
Tan Otved
Battle with Convicts at Paloma Desert Prison Shootout
A riot by convicts at Paloma California leads to a deadly gunfight with guards. Officers report several casualties as the escape attempt unfolds amid heavy weaponry and a reinforced line.
Lightning Strikes Circus Crowd In Tivertails Tent
Chaos erupted when a lightning strike hit Ringling Bros tent in Tivertails Whe crowding injured people as they fled. Reports estimate ten to thirty hurt and many taken to booting hospitals or tents as emergency crews responded.
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Ata Ofelock
Liege
Ringling
Tivertails
Young Men's Christian Associations Achievements 1893 Report
The 1893 Young Men's Christian Associations North America book shows 1459 American associations with 245,809 members. Buildings valued at 12,891,000 and property total at 14,208,043, up over 1.6 million from last year. Average daily attendance reached 5.53 persons per room, up over 20 percent.
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Young Men’s Christian Associations
Young Men's Christian Associations of
North America
Young Men's Christian Associations
Ag Associations
Gvernge
New York
Penneslvan Ta
Massachusetts
Giant Ferris Wheel at Exposition Described in Detail
Engineers praise the colossal ride called a giant network of iron. It has thirty six cars each seating forty, twenty seven by thirteen by nine feet, thirteen tons per car and twelve hundred tons with passengers. Towers rise 140 feet with four foot bases on concrete foundations. The wheel is driven by a 1000 horsepower engine and cogs on the rim transfer motion. Foreign troops recovered and moved bodies after the 1870 Stall battle.
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Paris
Midway
Sheidos
Je Passungerr
Esch
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Phladel
Cincinnat
Hoston
Cleveland
Hittsburg
Louis
Goulyville
Bayard
Windsor
Great Britain
Thomas P. Bsyand
Windsar Castle
Lord Rose- Levy
Keelimanian
A. Ollenswo
St By
Wall
Ee ON & K. Coburn
Bier
Claris Fentt
Hall
Wm. Mattison
Beecham
Teasa
Hood
Dean
Jordans Hood
D. M. Jonpas
Edmeston
N. Y
Wood
DR. Kilmer
Dilger
Esa
Hulmerilis
Pao
la Grippe
Mr. Doger
Otine
Lusch
Kflmer
Ray Looe
Shemp D.wbison
Hulmoville
Attea
Dr. Kilmer Co
Blghauton
A. McLeMonrs
Henderson
Tex
Francos Industrial
Frutatte
Reyal
Dresden
Berlin
Tol Oreat Rauts
Est
Snl
Furniiure
Atyo
Frenett
Department of Fins Arts
United States
Jo Olf
Societo Des Aquares
Astes Francaia
Presenta
Amigo
Department of Liber Arts
Assoziation Polytechnique Pour la Develaggement d’ Instruction Populaire
Parly
Ministry of Commerci
Ministry of Public Instruction
Institut Et Sorietes
Department of Liberal Arts
Cdvil
Tho Transportation
Besley
Pale
Prisuines
Pane
Inon Motel
Coren
Liberty
Theo Yurylyors
Broadway Tabernacle
Lilwit Forrest
van Buren
Hoeane
Trrsey City
Amenica
Panade
Daniel Webster
Fillmore
Tig Masonta Jody
Capitol
Grttysburg
Howard de Niveral
Mons
Muminaiona
Union Bower
Teltity Church
Academy of Masts
Wammany Hal
Irving Hall
Issy
Phiadelphia
Garfeld
Itun
Tevi
Morton
Benne
Thay
Gray
Gettysburg
Dave
Grace
Newark, N. J
Othora Wudly
Paloma
Winchester Rifles
Aul
Maple
Murphy
Ronghold
Riverfalls
Wis
Tnternational Committee
America
Brook Ym Iecan
Wich
Linsheou
Elstern Tower
Stall
U.S
Emeline Hawley
Mary A. Stacey
Trumbull
Conn
Bangles Rea
KO NO Skistetar Team
R. R. Adway
Madsway
Negdy Kelletian
Evers
Doris
Paine
Uesaache
Cole
Hadmay
Vince Qe
Dragglere
Zune Wet
Addres Hopewell Clarke
Paul bin
Ripans
Ubpatery
HOOK
Leonard St
Caty
N.Y. Cy
Sentin
Emeyly Pew
Snonio
Mianet
Alin Sho
ALL Simmons
Cohoe
Cohoes
Dawa Sakraparilla Co
Ea Calan
Dana
el da Datta Sarsaparitia
Bottaat
Malone
Kieth
Potlewie
Ee Camipornia
John F. Lovell
Botton
Mane
Thomson
Jose Anit
Gayofm
Megort
Stan
Judson L. Thomson
Waltham
Qnunteur
Leopard Streets
New Yorks
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