Opening Day at the World’s Columbian Exposition
Reports describe the opening day in Chicago with President Cleveland leading a grand procession from the Auditorium to the Exposition grounds. 420000 spectators attended as the gift of Liberty Bell from Pennsylvania was placed in the Jackson Park state building amid ceremonies.
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Chicago
Pam
White City
Gail
Ani
United States
Auditorium Hotel
Lexington
Cleveland
Falcouin
Dlind
The
Ainual Congress
Dayla
United Officer
Grover
Msnufne
Quvern
Ashington
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Uberty
Jackson Park
Philadelphia
Chivazo
Wacuixorox
Theodore Roosevelt
Civil Service Commission
Roosevelt
the Provident
Commission
Burlington
Benuxerox
Jefferson Street
Ihe
Judson
Maggie Bailey
Maciaus Juvsox
Innsient Ledger
Micuvei
Lee
Stovenoulder
Jmins Mouas
A. G. Scremasy
Swesnik
Craiax
Chicas
Naval Review in New York Ends with Flags and Salutes
A grand international naval review in New York culminated with ceremonies along the east river inlet. The Dolphin led the flotilla, salutes rang out, and officers of foreign squadrons joined President aboard a ceremonial yacht as the event closed with a final gun salute.
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New York
Cohmbus
Nina
Niles
Cole
Suez
Coiis
Senmil
Unita
del Chip
Nintyfifth
Doly
River Flood Drowns Man As St Louis Sides With Rising Waters
Heavy Mississippi floods hit St Louis and East Louis with the river rising over a foot from the day’s start. A telegraph office was wrecked, trains and warehouses collapsed, and at least one laborer died with others injured. Venice and Brooklyn report encroaching floodwaters as panic homes are evacuated.
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Sitby St. Lous
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Kanan
Farrow
Mobile
Ohio
East Louis
Canokia
Bolfeville
Richland Vregle
Brooklyn
Ulat
Venice
East St. Louis
Floods and floods risk dominate mid river warnings
Historic river flood updates describe high waters near East St. Louis and Winnipeg with 81 12 feet stage, near May peak, and rising concerns about levee success. Reports note trains abandoned, gas and electric works threatened, and widespread inundation in Winnipeg Emerson and Sunkirk areas as ice jams complicate relief efforts.
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East St. Louis
Insmedia
Mori
Texas
Winnipeg
Ant
Sunkirk
Northern Pacific
Nthe Assiniboina
Emerson
1823 LOOKS. CROOKE. Some Disclusiones Die Sie Failures
Bronx city items reveal rumors of crookedness after Union Loan and Trust Company failure. Assignee Hubbard cautions on exact totals, noting ~$6,000,000 in debts and notes endorsed by the firm. Judge Ricks and others face related financial distress in rail and local affairs. Consul Taylor of Winnipeg dies after 44 years service. transit rate cuts spark wider railway adjustments.
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Bronx
Union Loan and Trust Company
Ite Schedue
Hubbard
Huth Direct
Diveck Linkit
Tecom
Winnipeg
Wigxlite
United States
Taylor
Grant
New York
Canadian Northwest
Market and Grain Prices From St Paul and Minneapolis Markets
A garbled 1905 market summary reports St Paul Union Stock Yards prices and grain futures from Minneapolis and Chicago. It lists cattle, calves, muttons, and feeders with varied figures, plus wheat, oats, and pork futures for May July and September contracts, reflecting a volatile trading day. Strong entities include St Paul, Minneapolis Grain, Chicago.
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South St. Paul
Teber Atuit
Silla Steudy
Teecoipli
Huis
BK Calywn
Minneapolis
Minsvavolis
Mg Jowent
Clowail Gilgs
Aesigheal
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Bepten
Removal Sale Forces Move and Modernization
The store announces a relocation due to family wishes and promises a removal sale. Stock is moving quickly with many lines already cleared or heavily reduced. Men’s and boys’ fine clothing is plentiful this spring, and the tailoring department offers strong value for customers seeking custom fits.
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Postailice
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Gardner
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City Bray Line
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Edwin” Booth
Chem All
Iowa
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O.T
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John Mullenix
Paine County
Indian Territory
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Punca
Here
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J. J. Keithrey
Wate Stationary
Hell Rinings
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St. Pauli
Bern
Crooke
Treveiyer Chestey
Union Twokyards Wunpony
Chestey
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Ann Arbor
Ricks
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Burt
Sayluun, Mich
Toledo
North Michigan Railway
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Consul
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Pueblo
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Rio Grande
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Supreme Court
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