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The article surveys varied items from Chicago Derby betting to Brookings College publications, a Sage-Loucks dispute, a cowboy race irregularity, Sam Clover leaving the Chicago Herald for the Chicago Post, Democrat reactions to federal appointments in Yankton, pension reform uproar over hair loss benefits, and a critique of a veteran’s four dollar monthly pension for typhoid fever.
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Sam. T. Clover
Chicago Herald
Chicago Post
Sam
Chicago
Yankton
Pearson
The
Aberdeen
Peemiller
Sunday World Fair attendance questioned by management
The article argues that Sunday opening offers little pecuniary benefit and introduces moral and economic drawbacks. It states a belief that observing one day of rest aligns with religious sentiment and that opening Sunday invites criticism without preventing moral harm that could occur any day.
Fourth of July at World’s Fair grounds eyes on Harrison
Preparations for Independence Day at the World’s Fair grounds gather pace with a strong push to secure ex-President William Henry Harrison as orator. The Chicago Herald lauds his natural gifts and past role in dedicating the World’s Fair buildings, noting his lifelong support for the Columbian exposition and urging Congress to fund obligations tied to the 400th anniversary celebration.
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Harrison
Chicago Herald
Congress
Globe
America
Death of Hon. A. M. Bowdle Revered Mitchell Figure
An obituary notes the death of Hon. Alexander M. Bowdle, cherished husband and father, mourning his loss across Mitchell and Davison county. It highlights Bowdle as a valuable state citizen whose passing leaves social and financial circles diminished.
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Artesian Advocate
Alexander M. Bowdle
Mitchell
Wessington Springs
Republican
South Dakota
Davison County
A. M. Bowdle
Madison Sentinel
Advance of Man in Africa Exhibit at Worup's Fair
A vivid review of the Dahomey village at Worup's Fair describing huts, a kitchen with a stove, blacksmith and embroidery, and a prized savage baby. The piece notes the theater, exotic instruments, and the king of the Dahomey village, plus related displays from Lapland, Greenland, and South Sea Islanders.
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Africa
Worup
Plaisance
White
Dahomey
West Africa
Orient
South Seas
Arctic
North Cape
Norway
Esquimaux
Greenland
Old King Bull
Calaboose
Pacific
North America
South Pond
British America
Minnesota Commission Publishes New Elevator and Warehouse Rules
The Minnesota railroad and warehouse commission issues a new code under the Peterson law. It requires public elevators to keep detailed receipts and ship records with a fixed charge schedule. Warehousemen are liable for net storage quantities and may deduct shrinkage up to 60 pounds per car if in transit. All disputes go to the chief inspector. complaints of fraud or oppression are welcome.
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Minnesota Commission
St. Paul
State Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Minneapolis
St. Cloud
Duluth
Edward Atkinson offers tariff reform plan with beer tax doubling
Boston June 27 Edward Atkinson outlines a tariff reform plan to raise revenue by easing the free list and reducing duties on raw materials while doubling the beer tax to cover pension payments in 1894 and 1895. He argues for a staged implementation delaying major changes until late 1894.
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Boston
Jime
Edward Atkinson
Atkinson
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Roby Pugilists and Boxing Card at Rosy Ind
The Columbian Athletic club staged a social boxing night in Rosy Indiana with minor officials watching. Peter Maher defeated Val Flood in four rounds, Burns of Providence was decisively beaten, and Napier outboxed his foe with clever moves in a lively program.
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Maher
Flood
Napier
Burns
Rosy
Ind
Columbian Athletic Club
Indiana
Peter Maher
Ireland
Val Flood
Australia
Mr. Burns
Providence
Silver Price Drop Forces Mines to Close Down
Denver reports silver slumped to 77 cents an ounce on the Mining Exchange and trading halted. Brokers and traders voiced gloom as the price drop threatens the shutdown of many low and high grade silver properties across the state.
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Denver
Minnesota Mines Closed After Workforce Cutback
DotuTu June 28 report says the Minnesota Tron company has laid off over 200 workers at the Minnesota and Chatler mines and now operates with a day shift only amid a weak money market. The Zenith mine at Ely is completely shut, with pumps removed.
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Minnesota
DotuTu
Minnesota Tron Company
Chatler
Zenith
Ely
Milk train strikes buggy. three die in Millard crossing
Mrs Inhel and two children were crossing Millard Avenue in a buggy when an incoming Chicago, Burlington and Quincy milk train struck the vehicle at 9 30 am. The two children were killed, the mother and another child were badly injured, and the remaining child died later.
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Cuscano
Northern Pacific Cuts All Rail Rate to St Paul
The Northern Pacific announces an all rail rate from San Francisco to St Paul at 45 first class and 40 second class, cutting first class by 10 and second by 7.9. The move sparks talk of broader rate battles with Southern Pacific seeking equal terms and potential eastern spread. A Mecca cholera toll is reported at 455 deaths on Sunday.
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San Francisco
Cubiaco
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Great Northern
Union Pacific
Missouri River
Tribune Prints Facsimile Letters From Foreign Commissioners
The Chicago Tribune publishes facsimile letters from European foreign commissioners praising the fair. The letters reflect the nations of the earth and concur that no exposition equals the world’s fair.
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Chicago
The
Tribune
Europe
Silver Coinage Figures for Week Ended June 24 1893
The issue of standard silver dollars from the mints and treasury offices for the week ended June 24 1893 totaled 383 444 dollars. For the same period in 1882 the issue was 482 439 dollars. Fractional silver coin shipments from the first to the 24th amounted to 627 824 dollars.
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Washington
Treasury
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Brookings College
Loucks
Sage
South Sea Island
Christendom
Civilization
Heer
Navy
Roby Pugilists
Hune ‘Ds
London
Mecca
Herz
Cornelius Herz
Panama Canal
Bonruvmouth
China
U.S
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