Great Exposition Grounds Nearing Completion at Jackson Park
A detailed survey of the World’s Fair site in Jackson Park, Chicago, notes extensive progress across the grounds. Buildings from California to Indiana rise, midway plaisance promises a grand display, and manufactories and arts halls edge toward completion with further work planned through winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Park
Guty Hall
Chicago
Avon
Sava
New York Herald
Fornia
Michigan
Ohio
Wisconsin
Indiana
Ilinola
California
Golden State
Colorado
Bfichigan
Noyain
South Dakota
Washington
Uas
Jackson
Washington Park
Anboney
Inilan
Ghinese
Cairo
Arta
Ateam
National Museum
Eavervising
Treasury Wino
Iron and Gifts
Severst
Treasury
Agriculture
Smithsonian
We 3
Jenny
Umd
Avirble
Pricy
Exposition Buildings Progress Across the Grounds
A detailed survey notes 125 structures, with the Transportation, Horticultural and Fisheries halls nearing completion. Foreign pavilions cluster near the lake, while the States of New York, Pennsylvania and others advance, rail access grows, and the Administration dome dominates plans for the opening in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ition
England
Germany
Japan
Anitl
Hayti
Foundatan
Bandi Agrend Iy
Canada
Russia
Austeria
Ceylon
France
Franca
Art Palace
Theo
Illinois State Building
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Ecuador
Turkey
Norway
Brweden
Colombia
Nicaragua
Brazil
Spain
Italy
Austria
Watn
Atifty-Seventh Street
Nebraska
Minnesota
Missouri
Pennsylvania
New York
Deserts
Vermont
Maine
Empire State
Massachusetts
Masouri
Ibis
North Dakota
Kansas
Lexus
Utah
Leisho
Nest Mexico
Arizona
Montana
Iowa
Arkansas
Florida
Kentucky
Louisiana
Alabama
Virrinia
West Virginia
North Carolina
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Bincide
Menton
Risiiy
Hasan
Ueonpchir
Plessius
Rio
Bouth
Dakota
Colorado
United States Government
North Canal
Woodesland
Sagoda
Exposition
Lake Michigan
Egarly
Ts Annex
Maciinery
Mammoth
Wthich
Exposition Grounds
Naisnal Losg
Krupp
Sorvevar
Fragmented 19th Century News Fragments From Global Events
The text compiles numerous garbled reports about agriculture in Italy and Australia, weather and drought effects in Eng land and South Jersey, population notes in Berlin, and a mix of war and census data. It references Maine abandoned farms, French troops in Africa, ghost dances by the Sioux, and a WS parade with nations declining to participate, all delivered in disjointed phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Australia
Brazil
England
Russia
Berlin
Arkansas
Maine
Alronty
Africa
South
Jersey
Tussi
Franipa
Wilp Oranger
Fernva Lind
Southurn
Mexico
Denmark
New York City
MNH
Digg
Wea Nisin
Dalton Gaus
Colleyvilley
Tribe Annihilated in Yomocnian Last Stand at Tomocnie
News from El Paro Texas reports the massacre of a small Tomocnan village in southeastern Chihuahua after a year of rebellion against taxes and government interference. Federal troops and local forces killed 865 villagers and wounded many, with only those in the mountains surviving. The attack ended when a church siege collapsed in hand to hand fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomocnie
Wall
el Paro
Texas
Tomocino
Gerrero
Jesus Maria
Chihuahua
Mexico
Raniel
Oficera
Tonocnfons
Ranjol
Dalz
Pinos Altos
Guerrero
Vessels Lost in Greenland Gale Near Greenspond
A severe gale off Greenspond wrecks and sinks multiple ships. Ten vessels are reported lost or missing and twenty two lives feared dead as crews reach St John’s and Greenspond. The Knight Templar suffers damage near Grand Banks and graveyard recoveries occur. Also reports mass joining of National Journeymen Tailors unions with local branches formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorbark Seima
McKay & Dicks
New York
Philadelphia
Greenland
St John's
Newfoundland
Bho
Ormanata
Sreepland
Qgreenspond
Grand Banks
Knight Templar
Gloucester
Welles
National Journeymen Tailors’ Union of America
Cf Therthey
Prices of country produce in New York market
Wholesale prices for beans, peas, fruits, vegetables, dairy, and poultry listed with many varieties and grades. Key items include Red kidney beans, Lima beans, Green peas, apples, grapes, peaches, cranberries, cabbage, lettuce, cucumbers, and potatoes with assorted quality notes and unit measures. Various dairy products from Creamery and Western factories shown alongside poultry and eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lima
Cal
St. & Penn
Western
Seconts
Weatero
Dorry
Ste
Uese
Niagara
Jersey
lOlb
Cape Cod
Penn
Warttre
Focal
Westerm
ETADE
Polatoss
Statoper
Ferevy
Pres
Deland
Rakpunt
Jerev
South Jersey
Celery
Byjdus
Bane
Ellai
HTC
Plour -Ouly
Kyve Tate
Marty—Tuvrave
Cereee
Ecce
News Epitomized items from Eastern and Middle States
A mixed digest reports a NYC police board move to abolish the song police club in favor of a brief replacement and whistles. A runaway car at Huntington, Pennsylvania killed Andie Dunn, William Temple, and John Barclay. Callery Junction suffered heavy fire losses. Additional items include bank thefts in Nova Scotia, deaths in Danbury and Newark from heart disease, executions and trials abroad, and various disasters and political notes from North and South America, Europe, and Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle States
Tax Police Board of
New York City
Burnen
Police Club
Ita Place
Algoala
Andie Dunn
Wiliam Temple
John Barclay
Huntington
Penn
FIVA
Callery Junction
Phoenix
N. S
Labor Strife and Eight Hour Day Debates Across Nations
A fragmented 19th century survey notes labor unrest and wage issues internationally. It cites a British eight hour day motion, German union efforts, French rail and British dockyard labor plans, and German and American labor conditions, including wages and women’s labor. It mentions pensions for long-serving rail workers and orphanage plans for workers’ children with broad references to various countries.
Milwaukee Fire Ravages Twenty Two City Blocks
A massive blaze in Milwaukee Wisconsin destroyed about 7200 cottages and damaged millions of dollars in losses. The fire began 5 30 p m at the Union Company store on East Water Street and swept through the Third Ward toward the river and lake. Chicago and Racine engines aided as flames spread, with dynamite used to halt progress. By midnight, losses were estimated from seven to twenty million dollars, with fatalities few and emergency crews still battling the last pockets of fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Chicago
Union of Company
East Water Stroat
Elementa
Ty Shief Foley
East Water Streat
Joaper
Borno
Lake Michigan
J. Dohmen & Co
al, Bloch
Nquor
Bub & Kipp
Roundy
Milwaukee Street
Jefferson
Broadway
Ashlwaukee
Angus Smyth
Ita
Bezan
Northwest
Carol Swaente
Third Ward
Nhabbet Sargely
Frebigs
L. F. Hodzen
Board of Trade
Ninth
Cedar Streets
House of Correction
Groman
Noa
Staarge
Atston
Fire Department
Wolsel & Wiltery
Racine
Waukesha
Wik
Nota
Milwaukee River
Harbor
Broadway Bridge
Detroit Street
Boise
Thotlawes
Riedberg
Erin Street
Foley
The National Game and Baseball Scenes of 1880s Scores
A fragmented 19th century baseball overview notes Brooklyn, Cincinnati, and New York transfers, Cleveland and Boston championship contests, bunt rule debates, and team changes. Mentions Wann of Brooklyn, Vnesipent Vox per Ang of St. Louis, Anpon and Ryan, Conxen of Philadelphia, Richardson of Washington, McCaulty captaincy, and Bow fon texts amid season standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Mexico
Wann
Brooklyn
Vox Per Ang
St. Louis
Bunting
New York
Brazil
Tirrowend
Seages
Cleveland
Anpon
Ryan
Chicago
Jame
Conxen
Philadglhia
Dleling
Aul Richardson
Washington
Jones
Atlants
McCaulty
Obsequies at White House for Mrs Harrison
Funeral services for Mrs Harrison took place in the East Room of the White House at 10 am with Rev Hamlin and Rev Bartlett officiating. A large crowd attended as the procession moved to the station for Indianapolis where interment followed at Crown Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
White House
Washington
Faralls
Dra
Hamlin
Bartlett
Army
D. Miller
Alds
Halford
Supreme Court
Alaine
Clorton
J. W. Foeter
Dikinweeld
MiNar
Wanamaker
Tracy
Noble
Ruak
Mra
Me- Xee
Rasaall
Avenua Presbyterian Church
Stirs
Indianspolis
Jesuasay
Pennsylvvania Avenue
Manson
Pennsylvania Avenue
Indianapolis
Todianapolis Ind
Julge Woolf
B. Martindale
Lew Wallace
Dr. Allen
T. P. Haughey
Jurge Nibiack
W. B. Fishback
Moses G. McIinin
John , Elder
Haines
Dr. Hyde
Crown Hill Cemetery
Ray
Hyde
Treasury publishes monthly public debt report shows slight rise
The Treasury Department releases a monthly debt statement noting a small month over month increase of 653,087 in the national debt. It records a surplus decrease of 8,654,517, plus minor shifts in interest bearing and non-interest bearing debt. The report also lists gold reserve funds, cash balances, and circulating certificates and notes, with receipts totaling about 32.75 billion versus 20.75 billion in October 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Treasury
Murdered all Irish constable kills family then dies
An Irish Constable at Bal fundriua Barracks County Kildare shot Sergeant Tozan and his wife in their bedroom then killed Logan's children. Two died, three fatally injured, two seriously harmed. Pilkington fled burning room and then died by suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Ohio
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Denver
Col
Northwest
Palo J
Chicago
Lear
San Francisco
James
Bartlett
Nerce
Ormondo
William O. B. McDonough
California
Cable
Crameston
8.C
Vantcrowd
Vesuvius
Dolphin
Piedmont
Ala
Royal Irish Constabulary
Balfundriua
County Kildare
Pitkington
Serzat
Tozan
Logan
Dens
Pilkington
Fading
Apple Harvest Process Described By N.Y. Post Letter
A Fan nington Maine letter to the New York Post outlines the apple harvest along the Canadian border with pickers using sacks and ladders. It details careful picking leaving stems, grading into fancy, second, and third, and culls turned into cider or animal feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannington
New York Post
Tideless Sea and Listed Ailments in 19th Century Ads
A fragmented miscellany notes the Mediterranean tides, especially in Gulf of Gabes, with weak lunar influence offset by winds. It shifts to medical ads touting Dr. House’s Certain Group Cure for coughs and fevers, Syrup of Figs for constipation, Beall’s Pils for indigestion, and assorted patent medicines with endorsements and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Adriatic
Gulf of
Gabes
House
P. Hoasle
Buffalo
Tver
All Druggista
Albert Barch
Toledo
Ohio
Careful Living Advice Promised With Scott’s Emulsion
We pay the printer to give you good advice about health and to lead you to careful living. Our reason is that Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil is often part of careful care. Let us send you a free book on careful living from Bown Chemists in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
New York
GEO
Hstets Bon
Fenrl Sr
New York City
D& CO
New Yorks
Yprees
St.ame
Funland Mfg Co
Mass
Fauve
Noahville
Midh
Stephere
Lebanon
Marestine
Warren
Pre
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gallerion Alxty
C. L. Atwood Wanthe
Lngoon
Sophia G. Hayden
Thouilding
Hall of Mines and Mining
Beman
Afichigan
Peabody & 8 of
Boston
Munchbinery Hall
Manufactures and Liberal Arts
United States
Illnois State
Extrama
Tika Throz
Aide
Tan Edifica
Adler & Sullivan
Henry Ives Cobb
Aca
Wood
Richard M. Hunt
Nore York
American Institute of Architecta
Seca
Greenspond
Joshin Lenn
Danbury
Conn
Charlo
Rat
Taree Ion
E. J. Grubb
Brisbanka
N.Y
Weert
Tne
Pastofilea
E.C. O'Bruen
Dea
Tres
National
Thor
Waite House
Presipest Banrtson
Tre
John D. Washburn Enyoy
Switzerland
Qeahar
Batcorlen
Department of State
Portugal
Louvre
Pennwarep
Froisterre
Wurtemburg
Baku
Henry B. Ryper
Copenhagen
Wirrexneng
Luther
William
Hamburg
Onne
Santiago del Eutero
Serdinia
Coda
Sans Verate
British Central Chamber of Agriculture
Lindon
Fromen
Tak Peters
Colorado Borings
Cas
Hing Nur
Tur
English Congress of Railway
Great Britain
Asembly
Louisville
Tuorgawell Railroad Emplores
Bwitelmen’s Mutual Abt Association
Dutra Teu
Tanya
Lowa
Celedder
Jerie Alen
Ani
Homestead
Steikera
Homesteadd Pond
John Schemmel
Dixon Stroet
Fourth Avenue
Sheeilx
John Me Tenddy
Lhisda
Governuc
Santiago
Bowes
Rsbury
Bautings
Mrs. Harrison
Mr. and
Stra. Mf
Altoona
Hood
Enwal
M. M
Sumen
Sumen, Lult Sevond Avenue
Sures
J. Rowell
Medford
Scrofula
Mattens, Matherii
Swift Sraciic Co
Etree Bown
South Suh Avcane
York
Kilmepr’s
Peter Beter
Naan Yee
Kiruen & Co
ainiiSy Tee
Garfield
Rochester
Steve Pipe
Radu
Poobell
Trochester
W.ye
Treasury of General Information
Yong
Dla
Ness
Ana
Babylonia
Willau Bhakos
Oremadets
Prinyy
John Untinnberg
Dor
Awup
Ambroeia
Tis
Loon
Ha Coralom
Amazun Turer
South America
Order of the Vartec
Asa
Egypt
George Washington
Uso U
Virginia
Bastlewas
Daria
IAAT
Mariner
Maren Polo
Gordine
Vhorita
Almont
Leonard St
Solomoo
Ork City
Ynetian
Mater