Food Products in Paris at the 1900 Exposition
At Paris Exposition 1900 the United States showcases agriculture and food, led by farmer exhibits in the American section. Charles Richards Dodge oversees the display with dairy, tobacco, grain, canned goods, and machinery. Highlights include American wines, canned salmon, peaches, figs, olives, chocolate advertisements, and a notable cold storage beef and mutton room. The exhibit also compares American and European implements, touting durability and innovation, with annex displays of mowers, reapers, plows, and a miniature field demonstration by Deering.
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Paris
United States
Peck
Charles Richards Dodge
Dodge
Champs de Mars
Avenue de la Motte Picquette
France
Triomphant
Antilles
Martinique
Palace of
Champagne
Salle Des Fétes
Atlantic
Pacific
Alaska
Oregon
Baltimore
America
Tribune
Colonel Carr
American Agricultural Annex
California
Europe
New York
Florida
Porto Rico
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Virginia
North Carolina
Kentucky
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Texas
Northwest
Manila
Vincennes
McCormick Harvester Company
Deering Harvester Company
St. Petersburg
Russia
Seine
Germany
Hungary
Switzerland
England
Denmark
Sweden
Spain
Portugal
Canada
Japan
Humboldt correspondence sold to Royal Library
Berlin dispatch reports the Royal Library purchased the newly found correspondence of Leonie von Humboldt. The collection spans several years, enhancing cultural archives. The sale underscores Berlin's growing interest in preserving private letters of historical figures.
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Berlin
The
Royal Library
Leonie von Humboldt
Obituary: Joseph Southworth a prominent Whig leader dies
Joseph Southworth aged eighty seven longtime head of the Allaire Tron Works and Cherry street builder of steamers died Saturday at his nephew Rufus Haight’s home in Woodlawn Chicago after a long life in the city He was a native and friend of John Roach Civil War sons served with distinction He leaves a son Walter M Southworth a daughter Mrs Orlelia C Essig and a private funeral will be held at 488 Bedford Ave Woodlawn
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Joseph Southworth
Allaire Tron Works
Cherry St
Rufus Haight
Minerva Ave
Woodlawn
Chicago
Mr. Southworth
Southworth
New Orleans
Brooklyn
Catskills
Louisville
New York
John Roach
Chester H. Southworth
119Th New York Volunteers
William L. Southworth
Chicago Light Artillery
Tist
Eureka Lodge
Walter M. Southworth
Orlelia C. Essig
Essig
Bedford-ave
Woodawn
David Dwight Wells Dies In Norwich Conn
David Dwight Wells son of the late Hon. David A. Wells died in Norwich Connecticut on June 18 1990. Funeral services were held at his late home on Monday with arrangements by Finers.
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Wells
Norwich
Conn
David Dwight Wells
David A. Wells
Dymm
Collord
Sea Cliff
George Washington Collord
D. C
Sea Cam Methodist Episcopal Church
Long Island City
Curtis
Benjamin L. Curtis
Calvary Church
4Th Ave
21St— St
Greenwood
Nichols
Greenfield Hill
Fairfield
Alexander R. T. Nichols
Samuel Nichols
D. D
New York
Shaw
Sothet
Matthew's Church
West Ae
Croker Ice Trust Remarks Spark NY Political Debate
Daniel Browne withdraws sanction from a Cooper Union meeting denouncing the Ice Trust amid fears it will become a defense of impeached figures. Richard Croker, in a London interview, insists on fairness in judging insiders versus outsiders in the Ice Trust price rise and warns against premature conclusions before reaching New York.
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Daniel Browne
The
Democratic Union
Cooper Tinion
Tammany Hall
Ice Trust
Richard Croker
London
Tammany Chief
Controller Coler Returns Home Amid Bond Probe Crowds
Controller Coler, back from the West, declined to answer reporters about when the Mack bond issue investigation would start. He urged that eminent, trusted men conduct the inquiry and defended his record as protecting New York City credit. He visited Champaign, Illinois, bought his birthplace home for 1800 dollars with a 16 dollar monthly lease, a move he framed as prudent investment. He commented on Illinois politics, predicting Democrats could carry the state.
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Coler
Jacob W. Mack
New York
Morris K. Jesup
Chamber of Commerce
Jacob H. Schiff
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Champaign
Ill
Temant
Ilinois
Croker Expected Back Amid Ice Trust Turmoil Tammany
Tammany district leaders deny any change in deputy leadership despite Ice Trust disclosures as Richard Croker sails home. They say Carroll remains in place while Croker resumes active charge, with Carroll to be relieved once Croker returns. A meeting at East Fourteenth Street is planned to discuss delegations to Kansas City.
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Carroll
Tammany
New-York
Western Railway
New York
Tammany Hall
New- York
Ind Bunt
Richard Croker
Croker
Ice Trust
John F. Carroll
Mr. Carrol
Mr. Carroll
Iccust
East Fourteenth-st
Kansas City
Morphine Taker Dies in Bellevue Prison Ward
Bessie Bartlett twenty five of 208 West Thirty Fourth Street died at Bellevue Hospital after an overdose in a Broadway Forty Ninth Street tent. Two men Charles Reynolds bartender of 238 West Thirty Seventh Street and Edward Sherwood actor of 140 West Forty Fifth Street were detained, then released after Magistrate Hogan and West Side Court proceedings despite Bartlett’s claim they helped. Police say Bartlett exonerated them but her death followed an overdose not believed.
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Bessie Bartlett
West Thirty-fourth-st
Bellevue Hospital
Broadway
Forty-ninth-st
Charles Reynolds
West Thirty Seventh-St
Edward Sherwood
West Forty-fifth-st
West Forty-seventhst
Hogan
West Side Court
Hayes
Cornelius C Van Reypen Dies at 81 in Jersey City Home
Cornelius C Van Reypen, of Dutch extraction, died yesterday at his home 201 Academy St Jersey City from debility linked to old age. Born April 8 1813 in the same house, he helped parcel a Bergen land grant into building lots as he aged, never active in politics though once nominated for Sheriff by the Whigs. He leaves one son Sub General William K Van Reypen U S Navy and two married daughters.
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Cornelius C. van Reypen
Academy St
Jersey City
Holland
Bergen
Hudson County
Whigs
Holland Society of
New York
William K. van Reypen
United States Navy
Death of Henry C McElchrain at Amsterdam funeral
Henry C McElchrain of Amsterdam died suddenly this afternoon from heart disease while attending his brother Willard McElwain's funeral. He was a large foundry proprietor and served on the Amsterdam Board of Water Commissioners as treasurer.
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Amsterdam
N. Y
Henry C. McElchrain
Willard McElwain
Amsterdam Board of Water Commissioners
Widow Harriet Lewis dies after long AP career in city
Mrs. Harriet Lewis widow of Walter O. Lewis long connected with the shipping news department of the Associated Press in this city died in Germantown Pennsylvania on Saturday night at eighty three. The burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery tomorrow.
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Harriet Lewis
Walter O. Lewis
Associated Press
Germantown
Penn
Greenwood Cemetery
Croker Says Ice Trust Situation Could Change En Route
Queenstown June 17 Richard Croker aboard Cunard steamer Lucania declines to comment on New York Ice Trust talks saying the situation may be entirely changed by the time he reaches New York to AP.
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Queenstown
Richard Croker
Cunard Line
Lucania
Ice Trust
New York
Associated Press
New-York
Bunker Hill Celebration Fueled by Charlestown Events
Boston on June 17 reports exercises in Charlestown churches ahead of the 125th anniversary observance. Preparations promise the most elaborate Charlestown celebration yet with a parade featuring more than a thousand men from the North Atlantic Squadron in the afternoon procession.
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Boston
Bunker Hill
Charlestown
North Atlantic Squadron
Peruvian Rubber Lands Meeting Seeks Unified Metrics
Lima reports the Peruvian Minister of Public Works Dr Carlo Basadre y Forero chaired a key meeting with rubber land concessionaires aiming for uniform mensuration and delimitation. The press also pushes for a minister to the United States, with Candamo Pierola and Billinghurst most often named.
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Lima
Peru
Galveston
Tex
Carlo Basadre Y Forero
United States
Candamo
Pierola
Billinghurst
Riots in Peking Across War News From Multiple Papers
News digest from Rochester Union and Advertiser Pittsburg Dispatch Boston Transcript Philadelphia Record New York Times on chaotic China crisis. Describes Peking unrest foreign reactions and calls for decisive action. Highlights Taku river barrier, naval limitations, and Tsung-Li-Yamen resistance amid broad international tension.
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Rochester Union and Advertiser
Peking
China
New-York Times
Tsung-Li-Yamen
Russia
Far East
Weather Report Recaps Rain and Forecast Across Regions
Washington June 17 Rain continued in the Middle and South Atlantic and East Gulf States with thunderstorms in the middle Mississippi Valley. Local rains in the Northwest. Temperatures below seasonal averages in many zones. highs reaching 11 degrees in Albin Texas. Outlook: generally fair in northern districts east of the Rockies. local rains and storms in the South.
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Washington
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
Mississippi Valley
Northwest
Atlantic Coast
Ohio Valley
Missouri Valley
Gulf Districts
Southwest
Albin
Texas
St. Lawrence
Rocky Mountains
Middle Atlantic
New England
Marriages and Obituaries Notice From Yonkers to Long Island
A page lists numerous marriage notices and deaths dated June 1900 from Yonkers Newark and beyond. Entries include Brown Baird wedding, Estella Rosenbaum to Samuel Harris, Ogden Ball marriage in Newark, and multiple obituaries with full names and residences. Public notices urge complete names and addresses for notices of marriages and deaths.
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Brown—Baird
Yonkers
Henry M. Baird
George F. Pentecost
Margaret
Marshall Stewart Brown
New York University
Harris Rosenbaum
Raphael Benjamin
Estella Rosenbaum
Samuel H. Harris
Ogden—Ball
Postoffice Notice of Transatlantic Pacific Mails June 1900
Foreign mails for the week ending June 23 1900 close at the General Postoffice with multiple transatlantic and Pacific departures. Mails to Europe depart via Teutonic Southwark and other steamers on varied days, while routes to the Azores, Brazil, Cuba, Haiti and the Caribbean follow specified shipings and directive phrases. Registered and printed matter rules apply.
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Germany
Europe
Cherbourg
Southampton
Bremen
Antwerp
A. S. Southwark
Auguste Victoria
Plymouth
Hamburg
Switzerland
Talugal
Turkey
British India
Augusta Victoria
France
Land
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Egypt
India
la Champagne
Havre
Netherlands
S. S. Rotterdam
Rotterdam
der S
White Star
Cunard
Orn
South
Central America
West Indies
Costa Rica
South Pacific
S. S
Guatemala
Inagua
Hatti
Santa Martha
Belvernon
Haiti
Frederick Hendrik
Dewey
Newfoundland
A & Livonian
Philadelphia
Cuba
Rook
Havana
Matanzas
Per & & Handel
Brazil
S. Handel
Naseau
S . Antilia Umall
S. Antilia
City of Washington
Tamsivce
Bermuda
Cardenas
Sagua
U_ 3
Sedgewick
U. S
Porto Rico
Cap and
Venezuela
Savanilla
Carthagena
Curaczo
Yucatan
Campeche
Tabasco
Chiapas
Orizaba
Ba—vana
Progreso
Nassau
Guantanamo
Santiago
Saratoga
Jamaica
Admiral Schley
Boston
S. Arkadim
Via
Lla m
Per & S Ravensdale
Pro
S. Ragusa
Pernambuco
Santos
per = s
Per & & Scottish
Prince
Barbados
North Sydney
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Humboldt
Alfred Colin
Alfred Calin
American Mechanical Engineers’ Society
Mechanical Engineers’ Society of Paris
American Meteorological Society
John Ericsson
National School of Engineering
Châlons
Arts Et Métiers
Corps of United States Naval Engineers
United States Naval Academy
San Francisco
Americantate of Architects
Tombs
Low Ke
J. Callanan
Vesay St
Roebuck
Roe
Hamilton Panes
Hennigke & Bowen
Greater New-York
Ocean For
la Universal Pi
Steamer
New York City
DAILY
TRI
New-York City
Mit
Postoffice
Express
Nessau-st. Uptown
Fred’k N. Sommer
Broad-st
Grex & Co. Limited
Frown
Gould
New
Oxford-st
American Express
Waterloo Place
Yromas Cook & Son
Ludgate Circus
the Tribune
Louis Vuitton
J. Monroe & Co
Scribe
John Wanamaker
Croker ON the
Journal
Champaign, Ill
MR. Mack
Bellevue
Henry C. M’elwain
Pittsburg
Boston Transcript
Taku
Patha River
Tien-Tsin
the Weather Report
District of Columbia
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Wes Irginia
Tribune Office
Ine
Colin
Escondido
Cal
U. S. Navy
St. Ferry
Lewis
Apa
Fla
Mextes City Verland
Bellen Puerto Cortez
Guatermala
New Orleana
Steemer
Costa
Belize
Puertorez
Transpacific
Hawaii
Philippine Islanda
Dispatch
Philippine Islands
Tacoma
Duke of Fife
Bere Datty
Australia
Mark
West
New Zealand
San Franciscs
Howells
Fiji Islands
Couver
Clore
Jaume
S & Warrimoa Malle
Nina
S Devic
Malia
Filippine Islands
Victoria
Vancouver
Fiji
Samoan Islands
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