Colossal Exposition Plans and Global Trade Highlights
An overview of the Columbian Exposition funding and international participation notes large sums for the show, with Chicago bonds and city subsidies totaling over 21 million, and 59 nations invited to participate. Also covered are new pavement materials, silver coin demand, and military rifle tech, plus rail and beet sugar industry updates and imperial titles in Egypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Leach
Chicago
Congress
Miscellaneous 19th Century Odds and Ends Compiled
A collage of short items mentions 1 166 employees at the Bank of England, a jeweler’s $450 cigarette holder, camels traveling 800 miles, a child with a white and blue eye, and railway and postal notes. It catalogs varied facts from arrests in Buffalo to staged coaches, Niagara power bids, Irish in the British army, and rail fare estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of England
Tavewsx
Cal
Vy Private
United States
Norway
Aeximus
Niagara
Washington
France
Congress Votes Funds for Rivers and Railways Improvements
The piece reports on federal appropriations totaling 1.200,088 for Mississippi River improvement from the mouth of the Ohio to promote safety of navigation, plus measures on railways and other infrastructure. It notes debates in both houses, pauses to adjourn to discuss Colorado school support, and broader legislative activity.
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Holman
le Mh
Honan
Arizoms
Wea
Urebaon
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate
Rapid City
Marine Hospital
Detroit
Jacksonville
Fergus Fall
Minn
Western
Wisconsin
Harvest Store Co transfer announced in Nashville
In Nashville Tennessee on the 20th the Harvest Store Company of South Pittsburgh was assigned to James K Polk. The company recently declared a 5 percent dividend. Liabilities are estimated at 25000 and assets at 25000.
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Chicago
Joan L. Surrival
Tacoma
Wash
Francis Murphy
Anderws” Opera Company
Brainerd
Minn
Ed Andrews
Lillie Wallace
Joan Willemas
Plainfield
N. J
Michigan Bank
Sault Ste Marie
Mich
William Coulter
United States
Council Bluffs
Supreme Court of
Wisconsin
Senate
Jesse Bronx
Paducah
John Larry
Bainrdge
Cochran
Rose
Harrer
Poplar Hluff
Smith
Pittsburgh
James Macey
Stone Masons’ Union
Columbus
Tar
Ohio Soldiers’ Orphans’ Home
Dayton
Accompme
William K. Ackerman
Rome
Bert Whoorns
Chatham
M. J. O'Brien
Catholic Knights of America
Browning, King & Co., Clothiers
Kansas City
Fremont
Bec Smith
Ubameaton
B. C
South
John Maxry
Peter
Bellaire
Apache County
A. T
van Taeeeel
New York
Au Sable
Faanda
Missouri
Joseph Hunt
Bradtora
J- Sawn
W. Euhlmen
Carrelh Ten
Herczn
Jeetph Goodley
Lamar
Hepler
Vesper
Win
Texme
Phogsix
Madison
Auita
Supreme Court
Alyer Johnson
Peoria
Omaha
Shepards
Standard Oil Company
Woolwich
Frisco
Woolsey's
Ark
Tur
United
Stephen Logani
Marco Lonzo
John Sofranki
Will Stevens
Weatherby & Co
Cincinnati
Julio Burton
Luke Timsey
St Louis
Cluicage
A. N. Dag
Kay State League
Huston
F.C. Davenport
Boston
Fredericka Olson
Fredella
Charles Weatherby
W. A. Stevens
Cinccinnati
Electric Street Railway
Toledo
Tor Ondo
Philadelphia Academy of Fine Art
Shamokin
Reading Coal and Iron Company
Tue Supreme Court of
Gino
W. J. Elliott
Texas
Retrest
Wilkesbarre
John Mica
Harvest Store Company
South Pittsburgh
Tenn
Hanry Hinton
Sims Ganz
Choctaw County
Ala
Butler Jall
Grand Rapids
Nashville
James K. Polk
Duluth
New Orleans
Curistorfer P. Craxce
Cambridge
Mass
National Academy
Willimantic
Conn
Maria Daley
James Corcoran
William Rockgrever
Ty Nail
New York City
Salt of
Fresno
Cal
Platt
Connecticut
New
Merxico
Hawley
Long Leland Sound
Frys
Dioces
Tbe
Hoar
la Abra
Washburne
New Orleana
Nettlern
Den
Moteen
Ienem
Bedale
N. Y
Kiewe
Kentucky
Dr. Pierce's Gold Medical Discovery Promises Blood Purity
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Gold Medical Discovery as a cure for liver problems, biliousness, skin conditions, and early consumption. It claims to cleanse the blood and purify the system, boosting liver and kidney function and offering a money back guarantee if it does not benefit or cure. It also warns the catarrh sample could cost priests money if proven fraudulent.
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Pierce
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Tex
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New Hampshire
Wilds
London
Bururr
Big Craig Ranch
Pueblo
Col
Virginia
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The
Lows
Russia
Tre
Nebraska
E. Salich
Norfolk
Central States
SzmaTou Staxromp
California
Leland Stanford University
Satodemi
Tewfk Pasha
Khedive F
Egypt
Hedeeva
Siewe of
Bevent
Bern
Janis Coin
Vernon County
Joppa
Jerusalem
Taner County
Ligonier
Louis Kossuts
Turin
Toronto
Canada
New South Wales
Saratoga
Adams House
Gen. Grant
James Wilkerson
Ray County
Victoria May
Ireland
Scotland
Raleigh
N.C
Berra Terry
Edinburgh
Adelina Patti
Richelieu
Secertary Enxine
West Virginia
Booth
Encyclopaedia Brittanica
United States Congress
Australia
Manus
Wrow
al Pasig
Cuakk Les Martin
United States Navy
Springfield
Grex
Jones
Romecx
Ohio
Kentos
Coe. Eoseer
Cwrearen
Jackson
William C Ruonn
Court of Appeals of
Syracues
St. Louis
John Adama
Adam Fomepaven
Mra
Hanne Hunnsil
Hroweon
Arceah
Arpaiin
William H. Tat Tuomas Scnobery
North Lyme
Coon
Micmaxt Fivweaty
Indiana
Bluffton
Jame Ceawen
Little Sisters of the Poor Home For the Aged
Mra Buarpertz Scutten
Wallace
National Central Committee of
People's Party
Frank Kirnen
Cleveland
Walthall
Mississippi
Gorman
Maryland
Tur Republicans
Louisiana
A. H. Leonard
Caddo
Sofla
Ferdinand
Bulcarina
Santiago
Apvices
Mexico
Garza
de Triopers Beenemann
Chemical Laboratory
University of Berlin
Margaret Meier
Beauty's Society For the Homeless
Tiflis
Ry ME
Lane
Sara
Unis
Drag- Kistaon
Anos
Scott
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