Government Building at Jackson Park for World’s Fair
The first world’s fair exhibit building will be the Government building at Jackson Park, a $400000 structure. Site and plans have been approved by the Government board of control and the grounds committee. The site near the safe shore opposite Midway Plaisance requires no filling and work could begin soon with about $100000 available in the U S Treasury for the board’s use.
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Guicaco
Jackson Park
Government Board of Control
Midway Plaisance
United States Treasury
Board of Control
Washington
Italian foreign policy under Crispi resigns amid shifts
Reports from Rome and Berlin discuss Crispi's resignation and Italy's stance toward the triple alliance. Advices note Humbert confers with lawmakers on foreign policy while the Moniteur expresses measured joy over potential changes.
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Italy
France
Moniteur
Crispi
Rome
Humbert
Senate
Berlin
Sig
The
Tageblatt
Triple Alliance
Bismarck
Government Builds Exposition Hall For United States Fair
The board plans a 450 by 450 feet iron brick and glass Government building with an octagonal 150 foot dome. It will house six departments on the south and north halves with a rotunda center and a westward extension for the State Justice and Interior Departments. Highlights include field mortars guns ordnance and a coast line battleship display.
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Congress
Post Office Department
Treasury Department
Department of Agriculture
War Department
Fish Commission
Smithsonian Institute
Interior Department
State Department
Department of Justice
Kansas Alliance Eyes Peffer for 1892 Presidency
Kansas Alliance leaders discuss Senator-elect Peffer as the potential Alliance presidential candidate in 1892. Speaker Matchett notes Kansas could lead the movement after electing a U S Senator and five Congressmen within a year, possibly naming the 1893 presidential candidate.
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Torreira
Kan
Kansas Alliance
Peffer
Fro Tem
Matchett
Kansas
Allance
United States
Italian Premier Crispi Sees Cabinet Crumble After Tax Vote
In a Saturday debate in the Chamber of Deputies Sig Crispi urged need for spirit taxes to avert foreign dominance risk. Conservatives protested as a cabinet member from 1874 left the treasury bench amid uproar. The bill was rejected and Crispi announced he would resign, with King Humbert delaying acceptance while crisis unfolds.
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Chamber of Deputies
Rome
Sig
Crispi
Italy
Treasury
Sig. Crispi
Sig. Crispin
Quirinal Palace
Blumbert
Humbert
Preimier Crispi
Another Candidate for Electrocution in New York
Canandaigua report states Frank Fiske, murderer of Callinan, has been sentenced by Judge Adams to be executed at Auburn during the week of March 22.
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Canandaigua
N. Y
Frank Fiske
Callinan
New York
Adams
Auburn
Indiana farmers and laborers press demands for state reform
The combined Indiana farmers and labor groups publish a demand list for the General Assembly. Key items include fixed county officer salaries, just property taxation, corporate taxes, school fund based on attendance, a state arbitration board, abolishing prison contract labor, written hunting permits, a Labor Day holiday, stockyard charges by statute, no free railroad passes, lowest-bid public printing, dog tax reform, repeal of corporate subsidies, and popular voting on franchise contracts.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Combined
Farmers’ and Labor Organization of
Indiana
General Assembly
Board of Arbitration
Indiana's Strange Oil Field in Terre Haute
Terre Haute Indiana February 2 The only oil well drilled in five months came in Saturday with blue lick water. The first gusher yields about fifty barrels daily. Experts say the field is peculiar and may be productive despite the odd water, while the blue lick well has been plugged due to odor.
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Indiana
Terre Haute
Ind
Blue Lick
Terre Haute Liquor Law Upheld With Stay on Enforcement
Judge Taylor rules the new Terre Haute ordinances fixing penalties for unlocked saloon doors during liquor sale hours and for police enforcement are valid but keeps a restraining order on enforcement until the Supreme Court rules. The city attorney objected, but the court says the stay was agreed by both sides before the decision. An appeal by the city is likely.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Taylor
Supreme Court
Bennett Sues Evansville City for 20000 Bonds Securities Suit
William Bennett of Maine sues the city of Evansville in Federal Court seeking $20,000. He holds two railroad bonds issued by Evansville the Evansville Henderson and Nashville bond for 10000 and the Evansville Carmi and Paducah bond for 8000 both defaulted in May and June of 1888.
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Indianapolis
Ind
William Bennett
Maine
Evansville
Evansville, Henderson & Nashville Railroad
Carmi & Paducah Railroad
Vtol
Senate passes army appropriation bill in Congress
The Senate on Saturday approved the army appropriation bill and turned to the fortification measure, delaying pension bills. Credentials of Senator Cameron of Pennsylvania for the new term beginning March 4 were laid before the Senate and filed. Senator Culoe presented the Illinois House resolution urging Senators from Illinois to vote for Ben Coltge.
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Wassington
Senate
Cameron
Culoe
House
Representatives
Ilinois
Ben Colt Ge
Bloodshed in Carbon Hill Mines Shocks Alabama
A mob of armed white men attacked nine sleeping Black miners at Carbon Hill in Walker County on Friday night, killing four and wounding five. Troops were sent from Montgomery to restore order as officials debate arrests. Separately, Lt. Schwatka recovers after a severe hotel fall in Mason City.
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Brrumenam
Ala
Carbon Hill
Walker County
Jones
Montgomery
Birmingham Rifles
Jefferson
Trwo
Schiwatka
Mason City
Schwatka
Mills Closed by Sheriff in Attachment Suit
The hydraulic flour mills in Connorville Indiana were shut by the sheriff under an attachment filed by First National Bank for 11800. Proprietors P B Wood and E K Weathall ran the mill for twenty years. Liabilities run about 40000 with assets 18000. Nearby, farmers along the National road protest a Postal Telegraph Company pole removal.
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Connorbville
Ind
First National Bank
P. B. Wood
E. K. Weathall
Brazil
Miller
Postal Telegraph Company
Death of Senator D. We Voorhees Mother 89
The mother of Senator D We Voorhees died in this city on Friday at the age of 89. Her passing is announced amid respects due to the bereaved family. Funeral arrangements are not yet listed.
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Voorhees
Vgeperseung
Ind
D. We. Voorhees
Dropped Dead In Indiana Farm Incident
A brief fragment reports a man aged 80 collapsed and died on a farm in LeBaxey Indiana near February 2 0 Mose Fulwider named in the scribbled notes. John Ble oi and James Gos are listed as involved or nearby workers in the scene.
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LeBaxey
Ind
John Ble Oi
James Gos
Honored Windom Death Shocks Nation and Cabinet Arrangements
New York reports Secretary Windom’s sudden death with flags at half mast and public mourning. Remains arrive in Washington as President and Cabinet receive them. funeral planned at Church of the Covenant with Rock Creek Cemetery interment. Speculation rife on Windom successor including Allison Spooner Tracy McKinley Knox and New.
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Windom
Fifth Avenue
Madison
Lexington
Broadway
Liberty Street
Tracy
Miller
C. M. Hendley
Statesman
Washington
Ambrose Snow
James B. Talcott
Arnoux
Seth Thomas
Darwin R. James
William H. Wiley
Board of Trade and Transportation
Schultz
William T. Jenkins
Headley
Hendley
Bayard
Stewart L. Woodford
Oscar Strauss
Board of Trade
Wall Street
Treasury
Allison
Iowa
Spooner
Wisconsin
Harrison
Treasury Department
Navy
William McKinley, Jr
Baltimore & Ohio
Jefersey City
Morton
Mrs
Blaine
Proctor
Wanamaker
Noble
Bush
Schofield
Taft
National Guards
Moore
Hepburn
New York Board of Trade
Ambrose
Snow
Darwin
Jand
India
Church of the Covenant
Hamlin
Rock Creek Cemetery
Merriam
Ireland
Senate
Morrill
House
Secretary of the Treasury
Dunnell
Minnesota
McKinley
United States
White House
Nettleton
Oberlin
General Nettleton
Cornelius N. Bliss
John Jay Knox
New England
Foster
Ohio
Senator Spooner
Jerry Rusk
Representative Cannon
Illinois
Appropriations Committee
Lyman J. Gage
Chicago
The
Indianapolis
Ind
John C. New
London
the Treasury
New
Funeral Arrangements Set for Secretary Windom
A stream of officials and businessmen visited the late Secretary Windom at his home in Wasuineron to offer condolences. Mrs Windom and two daughters endure the loss as a public funeral plan is announced with services at the Church of the Covenant and a private family gathering. Authorities note all Treasury offices will close and official access is limited to designated friends and dignitaries.
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Windom
William D. Windom
Baton Rouge
South
Treasury
Register
Treasury Department
Davis
West Virginia
Dunbar
Minnesota
William Windom
the Treasury
Army and Navy
Harrison
Nettleton
Washington
Wasuineron
Church of the Covenant
Hamlin
Supreme Court
Diplomatic Corps
Judiciary
Army
Navy
House of Representaene
Cleveland and Hill Reconcile at Manhattan Club Dinner
Ex President Grover Cleveland and Governor David B. Hill met at a Manhattan Club dinner amid a handshake that ended their public feud. Cleveland spoke on the Democratic platform to cheers, followed by Hill’s similarly received remarks. In Texas a stagecoach robbery near Chihuahua and Pinos Altos claimed $40,000 in transit under Col Caliban.
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Grover Cleveland
David B. Hill
Manhattan Club
New York
William L. Brown
Twain
Cleveland
Governor Hill
Pasa
Tex
Chihuahua
Pinos-Altos
Mex
Pinos Altos
Caliban
Election bill abandoned by managers in Senate
Feb 2 report states that election bill managers have decisively abandoned the measure after terse communication to Democratic Senators. Public business remains a priority for action.
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WaAsuiveron
Physician and Surgeon Office Addresses
Physician and surgeon listings include C Baumgartner with an office in the rear of J E Mick's jewelry store and a residence on Middlebury Street. Another physician, listed as C Baumgartner, operates at 423 South Main Street with a residence on South Main Street.
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South Main Street
Over Model Grocery
Chamberlain Block
M. Barney
C. Baumgartner
J. E. Mick
Middlebury Street
A.H. Horton
Cummins Block
North Sec
Marion
Main
W. Short
Berkey's Drug Store
Division Street
Attorney at Law and Notary Public Ad
Attorney at law and notary public with collections specialty and fire and life insurance services. Office at 205 Main Street at the corner of Main and Jackson Streets, offering special attention to Ratatea and Guardian ships.
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Justice of the Peace
Bucklen
Jackson Streets
Ratatea and Guardian Ships
Main Street
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Boston Transcript
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Physicians Cards
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Lizabeth Cassel
C. H. Niman
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Elkhart County Abstract Office
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Phil. Christman
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Moxey
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