Fragmented OCR Notes Cover Expositions and Historic Figures
The page lists varied items from petitions favoring a Chicago exposition to distant notes on Pekin and a Salt Lake City Mormon tabernacle. It mentions the Kea Paror ornaments once given to President Jackson, and references Geo Mattersem Riaz larva and a powerful figure in kyroproisa Hebrew lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake City
Dames of
St Pauls
Washington
Jackson
Cpaney
Wats House
Geo Mattersem
Russian officer touts falcon messenger birds over homing pigeons
A Russian army officer claims falcons excel at carrying dispatches, saying they outpace carrier pigeons in speed and strength. The report notes falcons can weigh up to four pounds without hindrance and cites training as a key factor in reliability.
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Messehiver Service
Geopolitical Talk and Global Coal Outlook Across Nations
The article notes rumors of Gen Joseph Be Johnston under Cleveland and discusses the ameer of Bokhara considering surrender terms to Russia with cash and a lifetime pension. It cites harsh winter effects on wildlife in the south, buzzards dying, and a Prussian mining expert predicting coal depletion in Europe within five centuries, with Britain and Russia following.
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Ware
Tom
Joseph
Johnston
Cleveland , Furmer Adinistration
Ameer
Bokhara
Petersburg
Russia
Austria
Hungary
France
Belgium
Great Britain
Lace wealth and grand collections in New York society
New York leads in lace quantities with many ladies owning collections valued from 20 000 to 50 000 dollars. The Vanderbilts hold laces rivaling crown treasures and valued around 500 000. The late Mrs Astor wore a lace dress costing 15 000 and another piece sold to an American lady for 25 000.
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Newoxix
New York
Mrs Astor
Color Changing Paint Watchful on Friction Parts
A Cleveland chemist has created an automatic sensitive paint that is bright yellow, shifts to red at 220 degrees, and reverts when cooled. The paint could detect overheating in machinery parts. The passage also notes Suiru, chosen by Mr. Cleveland as secretary of the interior, was a lawyer and editor of the Atlanta Journal, tall and young for a cabinet post, with Georgia roots.
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Clevesa
Suiru
Cleveland
Secretary of the Interior
Atlanta Journal
Georgia
Smith
North Carolina
Chicago
Jacques Licea Adatt
Mueller
Anna
Austria
Uni
Hitchcock
Noion
Adatt
Oesterreich Ungarische Bank
Veenva
Terrible winter floods strand trains and kill in Danube flood
The snowbound Midwest and Great Lakes suffer crippling rail blockades with Duluth Red Wing Southern trains stalled near Zumbrota Minnesota. Conductor Manley led rescuers to aid the stranded travelers, while Hungary’s Danube flood swamps the village of Gerge and floods nearby towns, causing many deaths.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
St. Paun
Minn
Duluth, Red Wings
Zumbrota
Nome
Kansasity
Soo Roads
St. Paul
Seven Die as Wall Crashes Two Buildings in Chicago
A 1:15 am collapse of a five story Halstead Street wall in Chicago buried two adjoining buildings and all occupants. Ten residents died and many others injured as the fire-gutted York building toppled, trapping families in the Schmidt and Kunze properties. Rescue efforts recovered multiple bodies and survivors, with grim scenes of debris, injuries listed, and approval for a memorial at Spurgeon's grave.
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Chicago
March L
York
South
Halstead Street
Tottering
Julio York
Halsted Street
John Schmidt
William Kunze
Besver
Mary Kine
Mary Kine Pyved Years John Schruly Aged 40 Years Jayce Sehratt
Hattie Serandt
Paulina Morrins
Tyne
Famidt
Batee
Fred Kunze
John York
Hastscape Leweter
Renee
Rotnty
Schmidt
Lise Schmidt
Charles Pfeiffer
Pauline Martina
John Rehmidt
Hattie
John Kunze
No. 763
Michigan Democrats Nominate Durand for Associate Justice
The Democratic State Convention met in Detroit to nominate Judge George H Dorand of Flint for associate justice of the supreme court and two regents of the state university. Ex Gov Winans was elected permanent chairman with Harmon of Detroit and Bunker of Muskegon named as regents.
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Durand
Flint
Detroit
Mich
State Democrate Convention
Nooon
Supreme Court
The
State University
Winans
George H Dorand
Fitor
Henry A. Harmon
Hubert T Bunker
Muskegon
Republicans Win as Supreme Court Rules House Legal
Torrka Kan Feb 27 The Kansas Supreme Court declares the Republican House the legal body after a contest with the Populists over Humphrey seat. Bender sought to oust Humphrey. witness Gunn was arrested for defying testimony. Populists debate next steps while Gov Lewelling may call an extra session before March ends.
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Supreme Court of Kansas
House of Representatives
Torrka
Kan
Supreme Court
Republican House
Bender
Humphrey
Pop
Labette County
Gunn
Republican House Elections Committee
Guno
House
Hortén
Johnston
Ecxucus
Clemens
Webb
Custer
Doster
Lewelling
Cai
Phe
Treaty Fate Hovers as New Administration Prepares Action
A Washington report details steps for the upcoming week to advance a treaty, with Thurston and Commissioner Castle indicating abandonment of immediate confirmation and a plan to push the matter under President Cleveland. The approach includes withdrawing the treaty and resubmitting through Secretary Gresham to gain new congressional action.
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Woasiti Neeton
Phursten
Thurston
Cleveland
Castle
Congress
Gresham
Senate
Miteveland
Corbett Mitchell Fight Set Under Queensbury Rules
Articles signed for a world title fight between Corbett and Mitchell with 10 000 a side stakes held by Daniel H Blanchard of Boston. The bout is planned for the second week of December 1893 in a 24 foot ring and governed by Marquis of Queensbury rules. The winner claims the entire purse and side stakes.
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New York
Corbett
Michell
Daniel H. Blanchard
Boston
Athletic Club
Five Men Drowned In Brig Sagan Wreck Near Cuttybunk Island
New Bentorp Massachusetts report states the sulfur laden brig Sagan wrecked off Cuttybunk island as waves surged. Five sailors drowned when a lifeboat capsized while islanders rescued the remaining crew of six. Captain Timothy Aiken Jr and four other crew members perished.
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New Bentorp
Mass
Sagan
Cuttybunk Island
Timothy Aiken, Jr
Isaiah Taylor
Hiram Jackson
William Brightmens
Sfrederick Aiken
San Francisco Shootings Endanger Mackay in Market Panic
John W. Mackay, famed Bonanza millionaire and Postal Telegraph president, lies wounded after a noon-yard shooting by William C. Rippey in a Lick Street alleybacked court. Rippey, also wounded, is hospitalized as investigators consider mine stock losses and insanity as motive. Mackay’s wife Mrs. Mackay attracts European social notice as the city reels from the incident.
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Els Loszan
John W. Mackay
San Francisco
Sam Francisco
Bonanti
Postal Telegraph Company
Palace Hotel
John Mackay
Lick House
Sutter
Post Street
Montgomery
Kearney
Sutter Street
Lick Alley
Alwas
Mackay
Mackey
Macklvy
Nerse Sant
Geome
I. R. Linton
William C. Rippey
Powell Street
Europe
President-Elect Cleveland Names Private Secretary Candidate
Detroit February 25 Henry Thurber of Dickinson Thurber Stevenson firm has been notified of appointment as private secretary to President-Elect Cleveland. Thurber is 89, a Michigan University graduate, and longtime law partner of Don M. Dickinson, with an annual income estimated between $10,000 and $15,000.
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Cleveland
Don At. Dickinada
Detroit
Mich
Henry Tu ‘Thurber
Law Frm
Dickinson, Thurber & Stevenson
Michigan University
Ben. T Coble
Sino Be
Don M. Dickinson
Sisters Kill Two in Atlanta Home and Surrender
In Atlanta on a February afternoon two sisters Florence and Minnie Force were killed in their Crews Street home. Their brother W Borea Force found the bodies. sister Julia Force was arrested after she turned herself in to police claiming insanity.
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Atic
Asorkis
Wright
Wen
Shee
Crew Street
Force
Wales
Whiteill Street
Julia
Fates
Qim Force
Florence
Mr Force
Minnie
Fulvin
Mago Conner
South
South Carolina
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
Commuted sentence for bank wrecker Harper released May 1 1893
President grants clemency to Edward L J Harper ex president of Fidelity National Bank Cincinnati for health reasons. Convicted of violating federal banking laws December 1 1887 he was sentenced to ten years in the Ohio penitentiary. Release set for May 1 1893 with physician reports noting decline in strength. Also notes past refusals and the six months in jail six years in prison.
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Harper
Warrison
Wasnixaton
Edward JL. Harper
Fidelity National Bank of Cincinnati
Ohio
Columbus
Very Slaud
Empire
Davis Stricken from Rolls in Tennessee Court
Jodee Estes of the circuit court ordered Davis expelled from the Pennesse house of representatives after misappropriating $1,250 from Nathan Simony and arranging bond, with Estes condemning the conduct. Counsel appealed to the supreme court, which lawyers say may grant relief.
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Supreme Court
Davis
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Genesea Republic
Tarangressional Record
Onf
Pekin
Geoming
Riaz Larva
Tic Vaborno
Blymen
Leo
Doug Ds
Nvassabie
Port Antiorn
Danube
Gergeis O
Paks
Huda
Gergely
Paris
Victoria
London
Conmmandener
Vhanedone
Tnt
Administration
Tinkeeras Pcat
Mitchell
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