Women’s Building Exhibit Shines at Centennial Fair
Mrs Candaco Wheeler oversaw the Venetian styled interior for the Woman’s Building with Dorm Wheeler Keith guiding the designs. The United States leads in women’s work, aided by the Board of Lady Managers led by Mrs Potter Palmer, with Susan G Cooke and Mrs Ralph Troutman among the notable contributors from New York and Tennessee.
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Findles
Chicago
Congress
Board of
Lady Managers
The
New York Times
Candaco Wheeler
Dorm Wheeler Keith
Wheeler
Candace Wheeler
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Ronackini
Iesson
Potter Palmer
Susan G. Cooke
Tennerssee
Ralph Troutman
New York
Candnco Walker
New Gleanings Report From Skimmed Telegrams
Fragmented items report farming and warship construction, drought relief and flood damage. Exoxuano suffers 8 drought while Castnane, Missouri ships freca to Scotland. Traxx Je adopts cooperative farming. Foaxce builds twenty five warships as 5.6 million lives insured in the United States.
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Exoxuano
Castnane
Freca
Scotland
Traxx
Foaxce
United States
Supreme Court upholds Chinese Exclusion Act ruling
The Supreme Court in Washington announces the decision on the Geary Chinese Exclusion case with Justice Gray delivering the majority opinion. Dissenters include Justices Brewer Field and Chief Justice Fuller. the ruling limits immigration and supports the act's registration provisions though critics warn of constitutional risks. Attendance was high among lawyers and officials as the decision frames future deportation and enforcement costs, with figures noting about 21,000 Chinese in the U.S. and an estimated 26,000,000 to deport unregistered aliens.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Washington
Justleo Gray
Calot
Fuller
Justiees Field
Brewer
Olney
Aldrich
Pugh
Nctundar
Ita
United States
Gray
Circuit Court
Southern District of
New York
Justice Field
Puller
Congress
J. Hubley Ashton
Essa
Harlan B Eing Abent
Fi Eoart
Carlisle
Supreme Court
de Cor
Department of Justice
China
United
San Francisco
Navy delays and captain changes over Greytown crisis
The Atlanta and Higginson detachment trigger Navy actions. Deputy telegraphs announce Bartlett to command Atlanta, Higginson replaced as delays push to Greytown. Boiler tubes scarce, prompt dispatch urged, delays contested amid official orders. Also report: rail wreck near Wheeling leaves multiple dead and injured. a man’s threatening wife link noted.
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Higginson
New York
United States
Atlanta
Herbert
Navy Department
Arcin
Greytown
John R. Bartlett
Minnesota
Atlan
F. J. Higginson
Gherardi
Admiral Gherardi
New York Navy
Department
Wigginson
Molgifte
Dupartuns
Tuvernel
Embezzler Feavera WH Charged in New York Case
Eastern and Middle States report Lawren Feavera WH of New York City, tied to a recent assignment, fled the city and is alleged to have embezzled large sums from several estates he managed. Rhode Island politics note Republicans gaining 52 votes with the Lt. Governor to control the General Assembly. Major world items include naval movements of German ships Kaiserin Augusta and Seeadler in New York Harbor, and the US authorities handling a series of accidents, trials, and political shifts across the country.
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Middle States
Lawren Feavera WH
Weeen
New York City
Han
North Smithfield
Rhode Island
Robert T. Lincoln
Great Britain
New York
Ohio
New York Harbor
United Bestes
Europe
Lebanon
Penn
Levi Yocum
John Yocum
Avount Waxxen
Henry Gebhardt
Tremont House
Broadway
Brooklyn
Wil
Gravesend
N. Y
Jockey Club
Disblo
Lamplighter
Loonawell
Frank C. Auer
Christie Warden
Hanover
Concord
N.hw
Tiowan
Hurt
Last of Her Tribe Jennie Rogun River Imlans Buried
Jennie, last of the Rogun River Imlans, was buried after a long illness in Jacksonville Oregon. She died at about sixty five and prepared a ceremonial bundle with beads shells money and ornaments. Her funeral included a wide assortment of native adornments and significant personal items.
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Jennie
Rogue River
Jacksonville
Oregon
Ol Joma
Wehieh
May United States Department of Agriculture conditions report
May findings show winter wheat at 75.3 percent, down from April and 84 in May 1692, with states like Ohio Michigan and Kansas showing varied declines due to drought and winter kill. Rye and barley also weakened, cotton planting progress near average but with drought and slow germination notes. Replanting reduced by food scarcity. June tereage estimates planned.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Michigan
Missouri
Kansas
California
Colorado
Nebraska
Indiana
Minois
Ias
Agnivet
Department For May
Drouth
Baseball News From 1899 Season Mixes Trades And Records
Barenans regains old popup as Lanizare admitted free to all games in Philadelphia. Canotians released by Chicago to Cincinnati, Tecusa of Boston shines this season. Brewers report first home run by Cuixos of Cleveland. Allen succeeds Clements as captain of Philadelphias. Brooxtix sweep three games with New York. Bam new players include Wann and others, with Eastern League pay caps at 250 per month. Opening games set attendance records. leagues report lineup shifts and balk rule enforcement.
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Barenans
Lanizare
Philadelphia
Canotians
Chicago
Cincinnati
Tecusa
Boston
Beer Ewixos
Cleveland Cranka
Cuixos
Cleveland
Allen
Clements
Philadelphias
Carters Warp
New Yorks
Frank Foreman
Brooxtix
New York
Wann
Bostons
Charlottesville
Chcaco
Atlanta Ga
Princeton
Harvard Ring
Meaory
Yalo
Beason
Ee Ladies
Easte
Pursurer N. E. Youro
Washington
Tias
Kates
Staryonp
Chattanoogas
Garry
Hastings
Williams
Mouck
McGinnis
Jones
Darby
Hil
Tyler
Donahue
Clarkson
Bullivan
Rivers
Stratton
Doyle
Brouthers
Childs
Lyons
King Osteen
Crooklyn
Baltimore
Mittaburg
Mftown
Louisville
St. Loui
Itven
Runi Washington
Exposition 4.0 site notes and exhibits update
Reports from the Paris Exposition of 1878 describe Austrian and Bohemian displays, a wooden ship model, and renewed interest in ship models. Attendance records cite June 10 with 200,613 visitors and a Sunday opening policy despite closed buildings.
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Wxaz
Urick Foundation
Boyen
Curry Boomax
Agenta
Monufactores
Russia
Haltlo Goa
Denmark
Hekla
Record Run of No 999 Sets Speed Mark at 119 mph
The New York Central engine No 999, built for the World's Fair, reached a 112 mph record while powering the Empire State express. In a later trial from Rochester to Buffalo the train hit 119 mph, with Engineer Charlce Hogan noting the run felt steady and smooth despite the extraordinary speed.
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New York Central
Empire State Express
Charlce Hogan
Buffalo
N.Y
Syracuse
Rochester
Hogan
Datayia
Crittenden
New World
Tania
Ten Die in Calumet and Hecla Shaft Disaster
A Calumet and Hecla mine shaft accident caused ten men to plunge about three thousand feet to the bottom after a cage failure near mealtime. Names include Alen Cameron, Sames Vocking, John Robers, John Huchs, Andrew Edna, Robert Woupin, Michael Leavitte, James Treyal, Con Sullivan, and others. An Irish emigration official report for 1692 notes 31,000 left Ireland, down from 1890s figures.
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Houghton
Calumet and Hecla
Alen Cameron
Cameron
Chars
Sames Vocking
Joseph Pope
John Robers
John Huchs
Andrew Edna
Robert Woupin
Michael Leavitte
Secretary of State Orders War Alips to Nicaragua
Washington reports a Nicaraguan revolution now in control of the canal area with ex President Zavalla leading forces. Forces clash around Managua and Grenado as martial law grips the country. Dispatches note revolutions and government losses, while the Alliance sets course for the West coast to respond.
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Waralips
Nicaragua
Congress
Washington
State Department
Gresham
Saul del Sur
Ewall
Managua
Branngus
Juan de Bur
Newell
Zavalla
Grenado
Rivas Contales
Matagalpa
San Juan Dal Norte
Revolutonists
Hoo
Managus
Nicaragua Canal
Herbert
Atlanta
Greytown
San Francisco
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J. J. Jackson
Tito
London
Geo. W. Turtst
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Wis
Edom
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John F.jones
Dr. Kilmer
Sky
Hulmorils
Dream Barai
Grippe
Breen
Claghamton
Brani Goa
Scott
Hoott
Chamiste
Drugglars
Eich
Ritcuy
M. D
Mackey
Atanu
the Woman's Building
Loulne
Royal School of Needlework
Queen Victoria
Countess of Tankerville
Kate Greenaway
Gertrada Dundiey
Princess Halena
Princess Victoria
Schleswig-Holstein
Fythe
Locora
Woman's Noting
Tilw
Woman's Building
Palmer
Rmmuk
Hng
Rapptlo
Hypatia
Mussle
Bayeux
Mouiicts
Flanders
Robin von Stulubach
Simsburg
Herm
Meltalu
Ameren
Tre Reat Naval Pamde
Curta
Corp Ant Frost
Doctor Brown-Sequant
Ufe
A. Hanztaas
Bristol
Australia
Nationa
Poland
Norway
Sweden
Central Point
Egypt
Aaraz
Bogorodsko
Moscow
Piristcrane
William Townsend
Air
Gladstone
Honss Kailer
St. Augustine
Ill
Railer
Satler
West Point Military Academy
the Labor World
Mansacutner
L. McLe Sant
Loxvon
Broonmacrus
Lown
Ae Lovis
Bpantsi Walters
New Youx
Pirtanone
Drazivng
Womex Clothing
San Pruncisco
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Naples
Italy
Bureau of Justice
Actoax
Detroit
Mich
Lako Shore Hallrons
Avery
Nean Alfred
Hovcamniros
Kansas City
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Gronor Winniana
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Wheeling
Wo Va
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Twineis
Columbia National Bank of
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Cuantis Lerrarcy
John Cariisle
Sherman
Guxcnaz
C. Anitstoxa
Rompton
Springfield
Robert Bonner
Oll
Missionipps
Burlington
Iowa
Memphis
Arkansas City
Ark
Cass County
Illinois
John Turley
L. F. Pierce
Seymour
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Bradford (Inc
Fuepdreth
Warner Briscoe
John Veland, Jr
Ohio River
Feland Swan
Lou Trevex
Henry Fachler
Drownstown
Laxy Lever
Arkansa
Loyce
Point Pleasant
Dinecron
Mit Epwann O. Lercit
National Union Bank of New York
Arizona
District of Arizona
Frederick C. Penfield
Connecticut
Cairo
Irving B. Wehwan
Lowa
St. Gall
Edgar L. Givens
Arkansas
Winnipeg
Alfred C. Johnson
Pennsylvania
Stuttgart
Charles W. Whitey, Jr
Delaware
St. Etienne
Wendell C. Warner
Turnstall
Francois X. Belleau
Lifae
Three Rivers
Canada
Anthony Howells
Cardiff
John J. Beecher
Cogana
Peter Sieber
Dusacldorf
Theodore Huston
IlUnois
Paso del Norte
Cuanes
MM. Brax
E. Coutts
Bureau
American Republics
Curtis
Paesipentaxp
Corveras
Baker
la Lw
Aniunas
Teniamin Po Moore
Colieter
District of
Donon
Tichanzir
Dahomes
Paris
Frances
Alfareeilira
Queenstown
Liverpool
Countess Evelyn
Cornish Coat
England
Collston
Hamburg
Cortes
Tir Spank
Cuba
Fars
Penith
Ealalio
Yavaus
Cor
Tarek
Matamoras
Mexican National Railroad
Reyonoso
Mexico
Martines
Notre
Robera
Sedan
France
AU Bouda
Cine
Twemy
schiMuck
Mamburg
OM Jennie
Official Crop Report
Agricultural Department
Claire Woo
Loita Clabe
Lester Cleveland
Philadel
Louis
Brookijnm
Patthuors
Pittaburg
Wash'ng'n
Clocinnath
Loulniile
MG Paszxur
Canterbury
Trex Queen
Greece
Joarrm E. Naows
Ccorfia
Joazra
Haunia
Mr. McTeod
Reading Railroad System
Burvay
Forsiprxy Hanninox
Stanford University
School of Law
Gorrnyon Ressirs
Massachusetts
Nis
Hia
Sreeaurrang Surry
Halger
Epwin Day
Oslo
Japan
Allen G. Thurman
Mun
Exune Hrorwax Derry
Chauncey MM, Depew
Mann
Calumet and
Hecla
Tracts Co
Devonshire SL
Nath Co. Fowler, Jr
Thompon
Way Hall
Forte
Hatch
Universal Cough Shop
Drigslsin
Beecham
Isang Thomson
National Capital
Senate
House
Indian Head Naval Proving Proving Grounds
Irero
Carnegle
Arma
Bureau of Statistica
Treasury Department
Earl of Aberdeen
Baron Stanley of Preston
Earl of Derby
Padway
Radway & CO
Xynu
Jerome Rome
Dana
Dana Sansaramcis Co
Curtlimen
Ydcaducho
Lantreet Jn
Roe
Alement Fe
Cohoes, N
Dana Saretparili Co
Ballast
Maine
Ohlo Goitre Gured S
W. L. Douglas
Tom Mada
Crockton
Mass
Old Ream i Ae
Thomson
Tampa
Alecs
Man
Bhy Hudson
Thomson Mfg. CO
Waltitam, Hal. A
Abia
Eli Buys
Lidnex
Genesco Pharmacy
Rochesler
ST. Jacobs Oil
Guy Adhivess
Tuk Charles A
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