Souvenir Quarter Dollar Designs Mapped by Washington Board
The Mint director with Secretary Carlisle approves two Isabella head designs for the Columbian souvenir quarter dollar and submits them to the Board of Lady Managers for opinion. One shows Isabella as a young queen profile, the other as a mature front view. The reverse features a kneeling woman unwinding flax, with Board of Lady Managers and Columbian Quarter Dollar inscriptions. Obverse reads United States of America 193.
South Omaha Market Report Highlights Cattle and Hogs
General Markets show cattle receipts 3 709 head with prices 4.90 to 5.90, best feeders at 3.50 to 3. "Hogs" receipts 8 370 head with prices 7.10 to 7.23, mixed 7.10 to 7.23, heavy 7.00 to 7.23, market closing steady. Sheep receipts 1 400 head with muttons 4.00 and lambs 5.00 to 7.25, market steady.
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Aston
South Omaha
Oxton
CrHicaco
Numerous crimes, fires, and deaths reported coast to coast
The news item lists robberies in Lakewood New Jersey and Mansfield Ohio, a fatal train strike in Paris Illinois, a murder near Perryville Arkansas, a death in Quincy Illinois, a warehouse fire and arson trials, an oil well in Indiana, and a Congo Free State officer's death. It notes hospitalities and church matters, a notable forgery arrest, a bank robbery attempt, a major fire at Jasziadauy, and various political and civic notes across multiple states and Canada.
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Galesburg
Brotherhood of Railway Rainmen
Hamburg
Greensburg
Ind
John Roberts
Perryville
Ark
Carl Alberg
Kansas City
Quincy
Urs
Napoleon Levitte
Charleston
8. C
WY. B. Brown
Dubuque
M. D. Nagle
Chicago
W. HL
Allan
Wis
Robert H. Merryman
Marinette
Lookout Mountain
Ollie Brown
Richmond
Philip Helbush
Aurora
Heidelberg Theological Seminary
Tatin
A.V. Stanford
Pine Blut
Swan Juake
H. E. Martin
G. M. Wilkinson
Mansfield
Vanderekhoven
Congo Free State
Thomas McDonud
Dueluth
Armour Packing Company
Oxford Mills
Ont
Samuel Johnston
J. W. Melchert
Minoak
Ill
Oregon Pacific Railroad
Vincennes
George Wilmont
Bridgeport
South Presbyterian Church
Galena
G. D. Lindsay
Pullman
Frank Wideman
Millwaukee
Chicago and Nortwestern
Kenosha
Indiana
Camden Field
Porthind
Pwelfth Regiment
R.C. A
Knights of St. John
Findlay
Sandusky
Hall
Quebec
Europe
Mercier
Maritnes
Jim Kiltie Sharpe
Green Springs
Cook
Terrence Sullivan
Clinton Natural Gas Company
Frankfort
Indiana Natural and Uwhiminating Gas Company
Indianapolis
West Superior
Catherine Haefer
Forman Shultz
Jacob Steinheilb
Cricksmen
Morton Bank
Morton
Mies
J. M He Spalding
Glennie
Waemys Salt Dock
Bnet Towns
Mich
Sherrif Nowlan
Vermilion County
Tlingis
W. Titchen
Joseph
Nausler
Jackson
Miss
Joel Johnson
Wausler
Johnson
Jasziadauy
Hansury
Alfred Grendon
Sixth Infantry
Tinois National Guard
di. Ket Ils
Henry Bartels
Marshield
West Point
Lamont
Altgeld
Wisconsin
Jerry O' Brien
Woodstock
Als
Janesville
Pacific voyages and political shifts in late 19th century News
The article notes Honolulu as a Pacific hub on a Seattle to Sydney route and outlines shipping coal needs, the Nicaragua Canal, and Hawaii’s rising strategic importance. It reports Edward M Paxson resigning as Pennsylvania chief justice to join Read ing railroad receivership, with James P Sterrett succeeding him. It ends by discussing the Hawaiian throne and Princess Victoria Kainleii Cleghorn, heir presumptive, studying in England, returning by 1595 to mark her eighteenth birthday.
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Hawaii
North Pacific
Pacific Ocean
Edward M. Pakson
Pennsylvania
Reading Railroad Combination
Jamey P. Sterrett
Lunatilo
Kalakaua
Lilinokalani
Kainlani Cleghorn
Victoria Kainleii
Like
Nalakaua
Liliaokelani
Archibald Clechorn
Sugland
Judge John Martin a Topeka Senatorial Figure of 19th Century
Judge John Martin of Topeka born November 12, 1806 in Wilson County Tennessee. He studied law in Lemon, Tennessee and moved to Kansas with Rush Elmore in 1845. He served as clerk of the territorial legislature in 1857, assistant United States attorney in 1858, reporter of the supreme court in 1869, and judge of Shawnee county district court in 1883. He chaired the Democratic central committee and attended national conventions, twice losing bids for Congress.
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John Martin
Topeka
Bosy
United States
Wis
Wilson Counity
Tenn
South Carolina
Lenanon
Rush Elmore
Kansas
Johs Martin
Shawnee County
Supreme Court
Dstrict
Democratic Central Committee
National Democratic Convention
Congress
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Grover
Dutton
Cleveland
Grand Plaza
Machinery Hall
Allis
Westinghouse
Milwaukee
Burrough
George Gregg
Jack McBride
Miller
Mencape
Sina Line
Phole
Pallister
Fort Manison
Santa Fe
Marshall Wilton
Booth
New York
Edwin Booth
Players’ Club
Lincoln
SD. Roberts
Euclid Avenue
Anamosa Prison
Des Moines
Oies
Con Nittes
Madden
Risley
John F. Risley
Denmark
London
Commons
General Markets
Jane
the News
LN Brier
Billy Smith
Dick Burge
England
Lakewood
N. J
Rachel Cox
Paris
Peck
Siguatron Association
Milwaukee Lthletia
Pacific
Honolulu
Seattle
Wasl
Portland
Sydney
Melbourne
Callao
Penu
Yokohama
San Francisco
The
Edward M. Paxson
Paxson
Bucks County
Philadelphia
Supreme Bench
Bar of
Ging Jastice Buisson
King Lot
Kaivlant, Llicokalani
C. B. McLemor
Flenderson
Tex
Yunswirr Seecific Co
Atlanta, Ga
Pacific Railroad
Gars
St. Paul
Minneapolis
North Pacific Coast
Yellowstone Park
People's Line
People’s Highway
Duluth
Winnipeg
Helena
Butte
Missonda
Spokane
Saco Seatle
Puget Bsonnd
Antes Pend d Orielle
Coeur d' Alene
Kootenai
Chelan
Norvritwar
Alaska
Isas F
Northern Wacific Railroad
Point Northeast
South
Woast
Canada
Dozeman Mzpress
Pasengers
M.U
N. VP
Pony Express
N. Pe
Bozeman Xpress
Livingston
Miles City
Bismarck
Jamentown
Batwa
St. Cloud
Garrison
Bpokine
Tacoma
Neattle
San Fran
Missoula
Wallace
M. U
M.U. Ko. A
Cisco
Peel
Chiedio
Vane
Northern Pacific Pveed
Curtles & Fee
Pasengerr
WM. Tuowy
St. Paul, Mine
Mont
Daisy Roller Malls
Sheridan, Mont
Defiance Wheat
Richard Ww, Iernold
H. Miller
Pipvsictan and Surgeons
Sheridan
Jor. Miles
Miles” Servine
Scientific American Agency For
Munn & Ae
Botiog
Jobs Martin
Dillon
Thorpe & Orem’s
McCune
Idaho and
Sebree Streets
Montana
W. C. Orton
F. L. Orton
Orton Bros
Music Store
Wheeler & Wilson
Anderson Bros
Weightman & Anderson
Marlow's
Dillon, Montana
Frank Quirk
Broncho
Defiance
Com. Belmont
Lobasco
Belmont
Lord Clinton
Ethan Allen
Monbure
Wilkes and
Morgan
Aten
Malcolm
Robt
McGregor
Happy Medium
Nancy Nuks
Bay Bird
Wilkes
Jay Bird
Gillies
Brook Nook Stock Ranche
Home Park
Madison County
Sanden
Sory
Fidealek
Atrich
Vitaly
Farre
Bent
Yizor
Delsno
Minnesota
Auzis
A. T. Sanden
Jacob Dice
Bebility
Hemboldt
Tor
A.g.anderon
Stavles
Minn
Bette
P.B. Perry
Lembagd
Norwotedl
Minneenta
Sam
Albert Meyer
Ietor Union Motel
Binazapolis
Hanmond
Filmore Strest
DR. Sanden
Sander Electric CO
Cot
24 Ave
3Rd St
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