World's Fair Ohio exhibitors plan heavy spenders
Ohio exhibitors anticipate spending over 35000000 on preparations for the Exposition. The Californian building is described as a large 110 by 400 foot domed structure with a 75000 dollar cost, surrounded by Monterey cypress hedges. Denmark plans about 5500 for dairy displays and modern dairy methods. Toledo firm W J Libby & Sons plans a glazed glass factory on Midway with a 225 by 10 foot structure and a 40000 dollar building cost, while Vermont plans a building funded by local citizens. Italy will back private exhibits with government support and may cover transport for exhibits.
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Aioner
Denmark
W. J. Libby & Sons
Toledo
Haishing
Italy
Minieter
Rudini
Taw
Bryan
Higinbotham
Alglubstham
Cornell cows grain trial on pasture profits
Cornell University conducted three pasture grain experiments to see if feeding four quarts daily of a corn meal, bran and cotton seed mix per cow improves milk and butter fat enough to cover costs. Results varied with pasture quality. in lush summers grain raised milk slightly but not always enough to offset grain cost. Norway Sweden World Fair funds and German silk displays were noted, with New South Wales and other colonies planning exhibits and new ships between Sydney and San Francisco. An Hartford meeting prepared state representation with sixteen counties and sixteen lady managers.
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Cornell University
Jerseys
Jersey
Mesita
C. M
W. L .Bean
McGrawville
N. Y
Mit
Oplay
Catton Abe
Norway
Sweden
Chicago
Sandefjord
Michigan
Raron de Berlepsch
Voramerce
Crefeld
Fruexia
Rhenish
Germany
Special World
Alexander Campbell
Australis
New South Wales
South Australia
Victoria
Queensland
New Zealand
Tasmania
Sydney
San Francisco
Thode Island
Capitol
Newport
Longfellow
Providence
Connentient
Hartford
Washington
Waller
Deadlock breaks as legislature to rule new autenders
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a legislative deadlock and expectation that lawmakers will rule on a matter involving Mon. F.C. Cone at Paris. The readable text is unclear about specifics but implies pending action once the deadlock ends.
Patents Granted This Week to Inventors Listed
A weekly notice lists patentees including C. A. Snow & Co opposition to the U S Patent Office, J Walker of Cleveland, B D Smith of Springfield, F Newhouse of Toledo, G N Joss of Lancaster, T Horishara of Cleveland, C H Burtat of Cleveland, A Brantingham of Columbus, W D Graves of Cleveland, and W G House of Lorain. The items cover gear trains, grain-binders, carbon pens, wagon tanning gear, burglar alarms, corn shellers, autographic registers, poison cabinets, pantograph bars, bellows, bellows, air lamps, dust collectors, and other mechanical devices.
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C. A. Snow & Co
U. S
Ofice
Washington, D.C
J. Walker
Cleveland
Sherman
B.D. Smith
Pringfeld
PB. Moses
Tremont
Newhouse
Roledo
la Petits
Cuntin
Joss
Lancaster
Cornsheller
J. Kirby
Dayton
Kcurbler
Akrin
T. Horishara
C. B. Hughes
Niles
Fervace
Gt.b. Hutchings
Boller- Ceder
W. D. Graves
A. ©. Brantingham
Columbus
C.H. Burtat
H. Cook Dayton
Comper
Findlay
L. Cox
Moore's Salt Works
W. G. Bouse
Lorain
Sted
Ohio News Notes Of Odd Tragedies And Claims
Gathered from various parts of Ohio and beyond. Witness against Biluky Morgan hanged in the penitentiary at Columbus has gone mad amid threats from Morgan’s Cleveland gang. A man suicided in Salem. A Des Moines woman claims ownership in Toledo valued at about 300000. Delirium fevers led to deaths in Columbus. A Kent gang of young thieves uncovered. one shot in Wellston. Ohio governor issues proclamation amid Russian famine relief. A man died on a Malta railroad trestle. Despondency drove Texie Miller to poison. The son of Honey Kellerman found in St Marys reservoir after vanishing Feb 12. A banker’s wife, Mrs Harper, cited in a court matter in Cincinnati. Albert Young killed by a falling tree at Springfield. A large number of toe-todays strikes in Mercer county. London critics condemn something in Coshocton county. O.
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Mackeyn
Joan Kinney
Biluky" Morgan
Ohio
Morgan
Cleveland
Salem
Philip Geiger
Lucretia Samples
Des Moines
Toledo
Columbus
Henry Webrll
Kent
John Cramer
Wellston
Ile Khuley
Malta
Charles Sherwood
S Leop
Tixaie Miller
Henry Kellerman
Honey Kellerman
St Mary's, O
St Mary's
Harper
Publlty National Bank
Cincinnati
Albert Young
Springfield
Mercer County
London
Ooar County
Victorian Era Oddities and Public Notices Across Papers
A collage of items references Dr King's New Discovery for coughs, society news on luxury and manners, and a look at public events. Included are trials of W J Elliott, plans for Democratic convention venues, and notes on fashion, household wardrobes, and naval religious affiliations.
Alloys of Copper and Zinc and Timber Uses
Historical note describes copper zinc alloys with varied colors from gray to yellow and mentions Goran brass, pale yellow brass, and alloys suitable for rolling and hammering. It lists specific copper alloy ratios and properties, plus timber uses for woods like white ash, apple, and black birch, noting Native American associations.
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Jedden
Csaba
The Inventor of Browns and Franklin Stove Legacy
A fragmentary selection traces Benjamin Franklin’s birth in Buxton and his link to the Franklin stove, noting its origin as a portable iron heater with an open front. It mentions Franklin’s influence on heating, the Fricklin stove’s naming, and a brief aside on Franklin’s U.S. ties and early domestic heating. It also cites a New York Sun item about water sourcing in the Australian desert and an Arlington gardener using electric lights to boost crop yields, highlighting a modern curiosity in illumination and agriculture.
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Benjamin Franklin
Buxton
Pennsylvania
Dows
William Pom
England
Franklin
Beator
Philadelphia
United States
Tolay
David Lindsay
New York Sun
W. W. Rayweon
Arlington
Mass
Yankee Blade
When the Wrong Key Angers the Door—A Quiet Path
A New York Recorder sentiment notes that anger over small irritations wastes time. It advises choosing the right key calmly instead of forcing a door, which leads to broken locks and higher costs. The message urges patience over vexation thirty days from now.
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New York Recorder
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Ohio News Notes
Ada F. Hund
Uhah
Ube
America
Myusle
W. J. Elliott
Aesa Jangr
W. Elliott
Therisoner
Saul
Hame
Europe
Nantes
Balla
Mans Gus
Countey Giel
Paris Dros
Lynn Hoe
Ant
Bate
Ast
Rivereay
Wigwam
Feont
Committee of
Madigan
Washington Streets
Anil Peyeesl
Mrs. Astor
Astor Mansion
Panama
Pacific
Atlantic
North America
West Indies
Mexico
Yucatan
Isthmus i
St. Louis Republic
Church of Eigland
Royal Navy
Church of Buglani
Harper's
Kilmer
la Grippe
du Kirsten & Co
USA
Bagman
Aaron
Tukeriten
Igang Bank
Chica
Addvons
Ril
Maget Cleontaca
Or Bowe
Ali
Albion
Gale Manufacturing CO
Albion, Michigan
Vermont
Ann
Ellie
Adler
Furie
Charles Boyer
Alka
Ker
Will Furniah
Ordue
Cnab
Mitan Santh
Holgate
Jacobsnyder
THUR
Irene Orate
Neds Yarra Ray Resort
Logal
A. McCill
Panomama Place
Ill
Aloreo G. PI
Griffith
Meckron
Estonia
Dar
Steven
Aia
Prigen
JAY Dwigging & CO
Chamber of Commerce
Worreth
Relaree Boot and Shoe Store
Stora
Washington Street
W.G. Coover
W. G. Coover
IaAlso
Coover
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