Foreign Exhibits Show British Power in Art and Industry
Walter R. Wellman surveys Britain's grand but imperfect display at the fair. He notes vast pottery riches, Hatfield hall recreations, oak carvings, and brass beds, with colonies expanding Britain's reach in commerce. The article highlights limited government pavilions, costly pieces, and strong colonial presence, especially Australia.
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Art Palace
Worp's Fair
Great Britain
High Seas
Britain
James Dredge
New York
Illinois
Germaimy
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London
France
Germany
Acard
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Baroda
Longfellow
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Richards
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Walter Scott
Queting
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Windsor Castle
Victoria House
Royal Commission
Royal Navy
Mediterranean
Canada
Ceylon
Australia
Walterr Wellman
Mysterious shooting leaves Beaudoin dying in Wisconsin
A strange shooting affair near the Milwaukee railroad tracks left Theodore Beaudoin gravely wounded in the left breast. Jacob Smith, North Star brewery owner, is jailed after Beaudoin and Sam Guion identified him at Beaudoin's home. Both men insist Smith fired from a barn window. Smith denies all involvement.
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St. Pau
Theodore Beaudoin
Jacob Smith
North Star Brewery
Ducas Street
Beaudoin
Sam Guion
Commercial Street
Smith
Guion
Bank Robber Remits Letter Tied to Moorhead Robbery
A Moorhead bank robbery case prompts speculation after a Liveryman Larson reports a letter dated Kansas City and postmarked Chicago. The note includes a five dollar bill and claims payment for a prior "rig" hired last Monday. Public opinion splits on origin, amid two men detained in Moorhead. Satolli Arrives in San Francisco to Stay with Archbishop Riordan
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Fargo
N. C
Larson
Moorhead
Kansas City
Chicago
C. L
Satolli
Riordan
San Francisco
Mgr
Paris Rioters Defy Police as Cavalry Cleans Streets
July 6 Paris reports continual rioting by students at St. Germain des Pres and near the Charité hospital. Police fail to disperse mobs. cavalry charges scatter students. Chaos spreads along Boulevard St. Germain to Rue de Seine with fires, weapon use, and injuries to officers.
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Paris
St. Germains Des Places
Rue St. Jacob
Hospital de la Charitie
Boulevard St. Germain
Rue de Seine
Bouelyard St. Germain
Charity Hospital
Riots in Paris Chamber Delayed Riots Debate
Paris July 6 A chaotic session in the chamber of deputies amid ongoing riots ended with a 377 to 183 vote to postpone discussion until Monday after extremists seized on Prime Minister Dupuy’s opposition. In Providence a separate case the executor reports jewelry valued at 15000 dollars missing, with detectives tracing the gems through the murder of a widow, revealing who received them.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
M. Dupuy
Providence
R. I
Barnaby
English steamers collide off Humber. both sink
In a midnight collision three miles off the Humber estuary, the British steamers Elbe and William Balls were badly damaged and sank. All crew members were rescued by nearby vessels or reached land. The same day at Leadville, the American National Bank suspended operations and pledged full deposit repayment.
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London
Elbe
William Balls
Humber Estuary
England
Leadville
Golo
American National Bank
Money and markets notes from July 1893 brief
Latest Market notes from New York and Chicago report money on call easier at 6 to 10 percent with firm sterling. bankers' bills quoted around 4.82 for 60 days and 4.81 for demand. Wheat in Chicago July 4 shows weakness with crop prospects abroad, larger English and smaller domestic visibles, and no new exports. Corn and oats declined. provisions dull and easier as the session closed.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Chicago
Mixed Chicago livestock and Minneapolis grain market notes
Chicago live stock at Union Stock Yards shows hogs up 20 cents, cattle steady with prime steers 3.7 to 4.00, prime cows 3.00, veal calves 3.00, stockers 1.75 to 2.00, feeders 2.50 to 5.00, and bulls 1.75 to 2.00. sheep strong with good muttons in demand. Receipts: cattle 28,000, hogs 24,000, sheep unspecified. Minneapolis wheat and Chicago grain futures fluctuate with July and September contracts. corn Oats and lard, short ribs listed with opening and closing prices.
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Sourm
St. Pau
Chicago
Cincaco
Jay
Jennie
Horticulturists of South Dinalota meet at Tyndall
South Dinalota horticulturists held their annual convention at Tyndall and closed sessions Friday evening with enthusiasm for promoting state horticultural interests. A September exhibition is possible to boost street planting interest and engagement.
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Staal
South Dinalota
Tyndall
Delightful Methodist church ladies event at the Tubbun home
Music by Mashek's orchestra filled the evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs GC G Tubbun. Japanese lanterns, ice cream, sherbet and cake drew a passing crowd who enjoyed the hospitality, tasted the refreshments, and lingered with the music before moving on.
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Mashek
Methodist Church
GC. G Tubbun
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