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Geneseo Republic

Location

Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1893

Page

4

Illinow a Chusaur and other world fair notes

A scrambled summary of items from a 19th century page notes the Illinow a Chusaur anxiously awaiting a food exhibit, a Tokyo style Japan exhibit, and a gunboat Serapis discovery. It mentions Paris disease outbreaks, a Missouri telegraph penalty law, Berlin ornithology finds, and Argentina bird remains suggesting birds twice as high as ostrich.

The Ornithological Society Berlin Reichenow Argentina

British Navy Armstrong Gun Reaches Twelve Mile Shot

A twenty two ton Armstrong gun aboard a British naval vessel hurls a solid shot up to twelve miles with an arc peaking at 17,000 feet above the earth. The discharge cannot be heard at the impact site.

Broad Range of World News and Cultural Notes From A Restored Era

The item catalog covers Gettysburg land use plans, an anticipated giant telescope exhibit, marriage prohibitions across states, a Pennsylvanian’s stamp collection disappointment, a discovered Franklin portrait, a new Liberty Bell casting, cooperative vacationing for women, World’s Fair cost clarifications, and temple reunification aid after a church fire, reflecting late 19th to early 20th century topics and figures.

Banks Run In Milwaukee After Plankinton Cash Inflow

Milwaukee May 18. A bank run on the Plankinton bank began before opening and continued through the day as tellers paid out only with 30 day notice. About $100,000 arrived by express from Chicago to reassure depositors while the bank, with $900,000 in vaults, prepared for possible losses. Local bankers, Gov Peck, and other figures spoke to calm the crowd as new deposits aided relief.

Dpinnkinton Chicago Milwaukkesr Milwaukee Plankinton Bank Plankton Bank American Express Continental National Bank of Chicago Plankinton Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Moody Ineago Clearing House Gov Peck Frank Ligelow First National Bank Frederick T Day Fow Paine Cmcaco Zimri Dwiggins Columbia Bank Washington Treasury Department Indianapolis Ind Paris Columbia National John W. Paris J. Shannon Nane Orleans Dwiggins and Starbuck Diane Bank Caine Savings Bank Farmers &Mechanics Farmers’ & Mechanics’ Bank Northyrest New York Farmers’ & Merchants’ Bank Century Building Lang Ang Farmers’ & Mechanics’ Savings Bank Isptanaponia Capital National Bank Indiana Teeters bank of Monroevae =o Convoy Sioux City Sioux City Street Railway Company A. F. Nash Mndo Gaynor James TF. Peavey Union League & ‘Trust Ro “Waye

Prohibition Party Plans State Work for Next Campaign

The national executive committee met at the Sherman House to map a state campaign plan for the next presidential race. It includes lectures speeches and a series of Sunday Gospel temperance meetings in major cities.

Prohibition Party Sherman House State Central Committee

Illinois Senate Acts On Funds And Reforms

Illinois senate sessions discussed appropriations for insane asylums and education, funding for the national guard, life insurance regulation, and a Torrens real estate transfer proposal. Debates covered salary scales, railroad safety, and judge counts in Cook County. house actions included quail shooting dates and civil procedure amendments.

Senate Simwormap National Guard General Assembly Lincoln Monument Higbee Meyer Springfield House Caldwell Higbee, Alien Crawford Letornean Chapman Mamer Allen Niehaus O'Malley Cook County Adolph Sturn Board of Commissioners of Labor August F Richter

Weeks Owes Million In Trust Suit Against Lawyer

New York May 15 Little news has been learned about Francis H Weeks the lawyer facing suit for trust money alleged to have been misappropriated It is estimated his indebtedness will exceed 1 000 000 Henry W De Forest former partner denies receiving a Cuban post mark letter from the missing man The attorney for the Superior Land and Improvement company says the firm would lose nothing of the 530 000 Weeks took since an attachment on the West Superior Steel company secured the land company

Superior Land & Improvement Company New York Francis H. Weeks Henry W. de Forest Weeks West Superior Steell Company

ENGLISHMEN OF NOTE IN A BRITISH MUSEUM CATALOG

A short sketch notes Mr Grapstone dominating twenty two pages in the British museum catalogues and Tennyson appearing on fifty seven. The Liverpool bishop is described as tall and a model university athlete. A Bavarian surgeon from Dresden or Bavaria performs his two thousandth cataract operation.

World’s Columbian Exposition Directors Vote to Open Sundays

The directors decided to abrogate the contract with Congress that required Sunday closures for the fair. The grounds will stay open, but buildings will close, and $1,920,120 of Congress funding will be returned after debts are settled. A resolution will go to the national commission for approval.

Cutcaco Congress Exposition Company National Treasury National Commission

National League of Republican clubs elects W W Tracey president

The National League of Republican clubs met in Louisville Kentucky on May 12 and elected W W Tracey of Illinois president by one ballot. The gathering adopted a radical platform endorsing woman suffrage and a one term presidency while calling for arbitration labor reform and enforcement of laws.

whereGonvent Louieville W. Tracin Ilinois Louisvill National League of Republican Clubs W. W. Tracey Illinois Hz de Young California W. H. Hastings Pennsylvania Tracey Clarkson Dr. Heywood Frank Cannon Utah EL M Smith Alabama Denver Tvas Campbell New York United States Harrison aMcient Pinkerton Benjamin Harrison James G. Blaine North South America Atlantic and Pacific Democratic Party Committee On R. B. Hayes James D.blaine League

Murderer Almy Hanged for Hanover Crime in 1891

George H. Abbott known as Frank L Almy was executed by hanging in Concord NH after a brutal July 17 1891 attack on Christie Warden near Hanover. The crime involved kidnapping a teacher, gunfire, a prolonged manhunt, and a months long concealment before surrender.

Frank Almy Christie Concord N. A George H. Abbott Frank L Almy Hanover Christie Warden Almy Andrew Warden Grafton Fannie Hanover Village Warden Place Vale Temple Fannie Almy Emmett Marshall Christia Charles Hewitt George HL Abbott

Bank Run Ends as Minneapolis Savings Bank Clears Demands

On May 17 in Minneapolis the Farmers & Mechanics Savings Bank closed after a run. About 400 depositors withdrew funds, with under 150000 dollars paid out. By early afternoon most customers were paid or sent home, and the panic subsided.

Minneapolis Savings Bank Normal Erastus Wiman Minneapolis Minn Farmers & Mechanics’ Savings Bank Broommnearon Schareman New York David Bennett King Pine Street Wiman

Amherst College and historic dates from the century

The text notes the twelfth century origin of the church spire and claims May 1 1893 will be a major historical date. It mentions Amherst College founded in 1831 to educate poor and pious young men for the ministry. It also cites Henry V requiring England to count geese and sheriffs to provide six arrow feathers from each goose.

Amherst College England

Freight Cars Ablaze Near Parkerstown Derby?

A southbound freight train on the Ohio River railroad derailed at Walker's, twelve miles south, at 3 a m. The cars split, five cars of oil and general merchandise burned. Two men died, one burned severely, another fatally injured. Conductor George Ernst was badly hurt.

Parkersburg W. Va Ohio River Railroad Walker’s George Ernst

Seventy Women Shot in Village Storm

A Belgian or colonial conflict report from Benin, dated May 10, states that Captain Francois led forces to storm Horn kranz on April 12. On the German side Sokolowici and three soldiers were wounded. seventy native women, ten men or boys, and a few children were killed amid an indiscriminate assault and the capture of the stronghold.

Bottentot Benin Capé Town Francois Hornkranz Sokolowici Babler

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