The Universal Exposition at Paris 1889 Details Revealed
The Paris WorldExhibition is to open May 1 1889 with a nine‑department display and a 2500000 budget. General Franklin and Assistant Commissioner Somerville Tuck lead the U S commission from Mills Building New York. The Eiffel Tower and exhibition halls rise beside the Seine as France funds 43000000 francs.
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Aris
United States
House of Representatives
States
Lerri- Dee
Ile
Comisionera
Secure
Congress
Wilkin B. Franklin
Somerville P. ‘Tuck
Ign
Gap
Grand Council
Mainissof Commerce and Manufactures
Ie Grand Council
Samp de-Mars
Trocadero
Seine
Champ-de Mars
Eiffelder
Palace of Liberal Arts
Palace of Fine Arts
Minneagolds Dispute Aged Pioneer Lost in Dakota Hardship
J Warpmen, back from Ramsey County Dakota, reports settlers faced bankruptcy after loans, frost ruined crops, and creditors foreclosed. Farmers struggled to buy stock and machinery, while bodies of men women and children suffered without fuel or bread as sheriffs halted further seizures.
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J. Warpmen
Ramsey County
Dakota
Sensational funeral for Chicago postmaster assistant
The funeral of C S Squires former assistant post master of Chicago drew a crowd at Emanuel Baptist Church amid high Masonic honors. Dr Lorimer praised the deceased while noting civil service failures. Squires died after a career rise from errand boy to clerk, amid claims he died of a broken heart. Wreaths and stern postures gave way to applause as the crowd reflected on his life and the civil service. Meanwhile Mrs Maginnis, wife of Hon Maginnis, died at home near Fort Wednesday night from bowel inflammation.
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Chicago
C. S. Squires
Squires
Ebtef
Emanuel Baptist Church
Lorimer
Knnhts Temalia
Savin
Gransilie Stuart
Maginnis
Fort
New York
City of
Inmanine
Trave
Ottawa
Ont
Dispatch
Montana
Dominion
Northwest
Seaboard
England
Jefferson
Welch
Kennedy
Thomas Lynch
McCurdy
Anas
Lynch
Welchs
Mary Ann Sutherland
Gordon Baillie
Scotland
Earl of Moray
London
Potenza
Italy
Ano
Tyny
Women in Session at New York Convention Hear Missionary Accounts
The last day of the Women's Christian Temperance Union convention featured reports by organizers and an address by A F Newman on Mormon women in Utah. She described brutal abuses and polygamous marriages, recounting two teenage sisters with babies and multiple generations of wives in one family.
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New York Dispatch
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Mary B. Dpeese
Sinonge
A. F. Newman
Utah
Whisky Men Defeat Supreme Court Upholds Iowa Prohibition
The Iowa prohibition law sustaining manufacture for export only is ruled not in conflict with interstate commerce. The decision, written by Justice Lamar, upholds the ban on manufacture and sale except for mechanical medical and sacramental use. A separate ruling confirms states may require color blindness tests for railroad workers.
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Supreme Court
Lowa
Congress
Lamar
Caution to Mothers on Laudanum and Baby Soother
A drug store advertises Aecker's Baby Soother as harmless for children and free of opium or morphine. It warns mothers against giving Laudanum or paregoric remedies to children, claiming the product soothes pains and calms the mind. Sold by N M White at City Drug Store.
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Aecker
N. M. White
City Drug Store
Notable Deaths and Early 20th Century Crises From Dispatches
Obituary notices report Redfieldles treasurer of M Vickers theater Chicago died in Bozeman from morphine overdose self-administered. Reports from Lyons France cite Des Lesseps on Panama canal opening plans. War department shifts monthly pay to troops at several Montana and nearby posts, with large quarterly disbursements and year balance. Reports cover shipping races, troop movements in Russia, a Missouri judge’s death, a fatal church shooting in Fulton, Wyoming stock-ticket fraud arrests in Chicago, and several ship and train incidents with casualties and legal outcomes.
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Cus. Redfieldles
M'Vickers Theater
Chicago
Bozeman
Lyons
France
Mo Des Lesseps
Panama Canal
Tadie
Wget
Abraham Linceato
Meade
Oak
Custer
Keogh
Missoula
Shaw
Assiniboine
Mont
Quartermaster General
Tng
Louisville
Oelay
New Orleans
Liverpool
Vienna Prendendlatt
Russia
Britton A. Tha
St. Louis
Lincoln
Jackson Emerson
Pilgrims’ Rest
Fulton, Mo
Emerson
Turbulent Western Dispatches Span Mines Cattle Thefts and Rail Robberies
Digest of late notes from Idaho Oregon and New Mexico reporting trials losses and crime. A Tacoma lawsuit seeks damages over a fall on an unguarded embankment. Cattle thieves raid Croswell range and ship stock to St Joseph. A Sacramento or Frisco syndicate eyes El Dorado pine timber near Lake Tahoe. Nurses elope and marry after hospital romance. Pogue the Granger Huntington rail clerk is jailed for stealing mail with decoy letters used in the sting.
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Bos
Me. Lauterty
Tacoma
Oakbind
Cala
Trinddad
Colu
Panhandle
St. Joseph
Bole Valley
Owyhee County
Idaho
Reynolds
Reynolds Creek
Stage Station
San Francisco
Moratio P. J.ivermore
A. J. Ralston
C. P. Fels
James Teedell
Tought
Central Pacific Railroad Company
Lake Tahoe
el Dorado County
Folsom
Albuquerque
N. M
Railroad Hospital
Santa Fe Road
la Junta
Peoria
Keokuk
Davenport
Iowa
Pocatello
Igtes Steeling L
Igtes Steeling L. Pogue, A Railway Mall Clerk Running On the O.S. 1
Granger
Truntington
United States
Pogue
Boice City
Harmful Quaint Claim About Golden Specific Drink Cure
A damaged ad claims Golden Specific can be added to coffee or tea without a person’s knowledge and will permanently cure drunkenness. It alleges thousands were made temperate and urges readers to write the Golden Specific Co. at 193 Race St., Cincinnati, Ohio for full details.
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Golden Sreciete Co
Race St
Cincinnati
Ohio
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Westford
William Redmond
Hhannon
Redmond
Jobn Dillon
Fister
Webster
the Times
O'Donnel
Ziues
Times
Ity
Whisky Men
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Tribane
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Eads
Kflenner
Mathers
Harry Lewis
Lute B. Nitch
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James Dink
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