World’s Fair notes and global events flash by
Washington official presents a 401 year old tree section and a growth chart for exhibition at the World’s Fair. A successful test of domestic navy armor occurs at Indian Head under Commissioner Sampson. Lt. Saxton Rovinsoy resigns after friends expect a court martial. May pass quietly in Europe except for a scuffle in Marseilles. Viking ship model sails toward Chicago Fair. ships in Bergen reach New York. Hungary saved the wheat crop but barley and oats miss relief amid Austrian drought. Cannen argues American side before Bering Strait arbitration tribunal in Paris. A death by suicide reported at Gresford. Emperors Wintrow and German Empress welcomed in Lucerne on journey to Berlin. Benanzin of Dahomey surrenders. abdication agreed and pension arranged.
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World's Fair Exposition Highlights and Exhibits
Chicago 1893 World’s Fair features vast international displays with 60,000 exhibitors. Highlights include Krupp artillery, Ward’s Natural History exhibit from Rochester, a 12 inch naval rifle, a grand electric searchlight, and the Edison tower at the Electrical Building. The Hohenzollern trophies, moving sidewalks on the pier, and a large military presence promise a grand display.
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Cleveland
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Edison
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Bell Telephone Company
Westinghouse
Opening ceremonies for Chicago multi month reception begin
The Chicago opening events span two days before the formal start with three parades for President Cleveland Duke of Veragua and the old Liberty Bell. A vast crowd lined the routes as the President arrived at Calon Station and was escorted to the Lexington Hotel amid cannon salutes and cheering crowds.
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Iinois
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Canal Street
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Cana Street
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Adama Street
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Naval Review and Parade Crown New York Harbor Event
Massive spectacle as the Columbia Naval Review unfolds in New York Harbor with 10000s watching from shore and boats. The Enterprise and Miantonomoh lead a vast flotilla including Tex Nations and Picomba craft while diplomats, admirals, and crowds celebrate the President and allied navies amid a two hour Dolphin reception and a grand land parade along Fifth Avenue ending at City Hall.
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Engineer Corps
United States
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Signal Corps
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New York
Naval Reserves
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State of New York
Regional Labor Figures Show Uneven Union Membership
Cuxaxe reports more than thirty unions while Avyrnaxia has zero unemployed. Garar Borrarm lists 280,000 union men Lupianarous, Ind., and 10,000 union workers elsewhere. The figures suggest wide disparities in organized labor across areas and sectors.
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Fire at Burlington tenement claims several lives
Shortly after 2 o clock a fire alarm summoned police and fire crews to a large brick tenement in Burlington Iowa. Firefighters recovered charred remains of several guests upstairs identified as P G Schuman Mike Hynes Mike Lee John Morgan s boiler maker Charlo and Joseph N Scvindler. The lodging house run by Mrs Judson catered to poor laborers. Loss to building and contents estimated around 2000 with minimal insurance.
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Mike Hynes
Mike Lee
Chicago
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Ag Charlo
Joseph N. Scvindler
Insane Woman Kills Daughter Then Self in Arkansas
Fourteen miles west of Vandalla ML Mrs Elizabeth Warper killed her daughter Alice aged Alicen and then took her own life with the same razor. The daughter survived briefly and wrote a note describing their deaths. The mother was described as insane. Local report notes widespread references to nerve disease in New York.
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Tornado Rips Cisco Texas Demolishes Town
A nighttime tornado leveled most of Cisco Texas causing extensive loss of life and damage. About twenty five dead and forty seriously injured with rail, hotel, church and mill damage widespread. A second tornado struck Ponca Agency with five killed.
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