Electricity Dominates Paris Exposition American Machinery
The article highlights the Paris Exposition machinery palace as the largest roofed building with extensive electricity displays. It notes the American exhibit occupying a vast space, Edison and Bell contributions, and a strong emphasis on electric power, dynamos, phonographs, and early telephony shaping global industry.
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Great Britain
America
Belgium
Switzerland
Algeria
Austria
Hungary
Chile
Denmark
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Japan
Norway
Portugal
Russia
Finland
der Gra- Bell
Thomas Edison
Thomson
Bell Telephone
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New York City
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Odd Machine Terms From Dame Inventions
A garbled OCR note mentions Yankes notions in Euro machines for salts plates butter with a F machine for desalting and a pla wes on automatic American marking corkscrews out of wire a machine covering rubber hose and a Bourbon machine.
Pittsburg Building Work Delayed by Investigation Findings
Washington telegram reports inspector Pattison’s review of the Pittsburg public building project. Windrim’s agent says no decisive steps until government concerns clear, but inspections show poor workmanship and possible rebuilding. work may resume soon.
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Hearing on armless and legless pensioners strike new benefit
Commissioner of Pensions Tanner held a hearing with representatives of veterans who lost an arm or leg in service. The current disability ratings ranged from 36 to 50 dollars per month, with estimates suggesting some were shortchanged. The commissioner ruled that 72 dollars per month should be paid to eligible veterans, based on a just and fair reading of the statute.
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Lew Wallace
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Pastor Granted Three Months Vacation to London Convention
Dr. B. F. Woodburn of the Sandusky Street Baptist Church Allegheny received a warm reception as the congregation announced a three months’ summer vacation for him. They voted to send him to the International Convention of Sabbath School Workers in London with Mrs. Woodburn accompanying him. The convention runs July 2 to 5 in London and the couple will sail from New York on June 19.
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Sandusky Street Baptist Church
Allegheny
W. K. Gray
London
Europe
Robbed and beaten to death near Somomit
Sumair May 25 James Walton sales agent for a local installment house was found unconscious at the bottom of a high embankment three miles outside town. His horse and carriage were wrecked and two men forced him into the wagon before driving over the embankment. He will die and the thieves escaped with about $100, Walton’s watch, and Alb.
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James Walton
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Jesuit Priest Establishes League Branch at St Pauls
Rev Father Buckley of the Jesuit Order opened a branch of the League of the Sacred Heart at St Pauls Cathedral yesterday. He traveled from New York and enlisted 216 Prom in charge of a 15 member band to promote the league. The league unites church members for mutual prayer and currently lists over 16000 members. Buckley returned to New York last evening.
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Sabbath Observance Topic at Presbyterian Assembly
In New York on May 26 at the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church the General Assembly discussed Sabbath observance. Moderator Dr. Roberts presided with speakers including Vankens slaer of the Subservance group, Colonel E F Shepard, and Rev Dr Atterbury, secretary of the NYC Committee on Sunday Observance.
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New York City
King Humbert and Prince of Naples Leave Berlin Incognito
King Humbert and the Prince of Naples departed Berlin at 9 30 A M amid farewells from princes and a large crowd. The travelers will proceed incognito.
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Humbert
Naples
Berlin
Serioun Charges Against a Postmaster in Bloomfield
Adam L. Brown postmaster at Bloomfield in Nevane County suspended amid reports of a $1200 cash shortage and charges of neglect of duty, announced May 236.
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Nevane
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Adam L. Brown
Bloomfield
Fire damages property at 61 John Street and surrounding area
A morning fire at 61 John Street damages property including the Tube Company premises. The incident causes notable property loss and prompts investigation amid reports of injuries and the involved parties not fully identified in the fragment.
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John Street
How Tin Plates Are Made in Great Britain
John Jarrett, newly named U S consul to Birmingham England, explains tin plate manufacture from iron bars to finished sheets. The article details bar preparation, heating, rolling into thin sheets, pickling in acid, annealing, cold rolling, tin dipping with palm oil, grease washing, and final quality sorting in a 1880 Pittsburgh bulletin.
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England
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Bib
Hutchings
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Gother
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Semgly
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Why Cocoa is Priced Higher and How It Tastes
The piece explains why a cocoa product sells for a dollar a pound, claiming it uses only the choicest ripest beans and is unadulterated. It notes one pound yields about 150 cups and highlights its tasty nutritious qualities and convenience for summer travel.
Innocent or Guilty Shouted In Louisiana Trial
In New Orleans on May 28 the jury found Louia Claire and John Gibson guilty of murdering Hon Patrick Mealey on New Year’s morning 1586 with no special punishment. Claire shouted I am innocent so help me God and struggled as deputies restrained him. They were remanded for sentence with a life term as penalty.
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Our New Consul at Prague Appointment Reported
Washington May 20 The President appointed Roger C Spooner of Wisconsin to be Consul of the United States at Prague He is brother of Senator Spooner and the notice appears with other local ads and funeral notices amid a 19th century business and social page slate
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Startling Reductions Prices Children’s Wash Hats at 24c and 44c
Bargain prices cut costs for young shoppers with hats priced at 24 cents and 44 cents. Store promotes low prices on children’s headwear in a period sale.
A Tempest in Prices at Wanamaker’s Clothing
An ad warns buyers about shoddy cloth and poor workmanship while praising Wanamaker’s for reliable fabrics and guaranteed quality. It contrasts unreliable clothing with Wanamaker’s ready-made and tailor-made offerings, claiming low prices and 1,000 styles.
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