World's Columbian Exposition Opens Public Review
Oct 21 Curcaca reports on the completed structures and four governing bodies guiding the Exposition. The piece details the site in Jackson Park, July 1,057 acres, and major buildings including Manufactures and Liberal Arts, Machinery Hall, Transportation, and state pavilions. It notes funds, management, and the scale of exhibits with international participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Commission
Congress
Illinois
Board of
Lady Managers
World's Congress Auxiliary
District of Columbia
Board of Reference and Control
Chicago
Bai
World's Congress
George K. Davis
United States
Ney
Union
Jackson Park
Midway Misissuce
Michigan
Fisheries
Woman's
Government
Manufactures and Liberal Arts
Lake Sud
Amonc
Magnificent World Columbian Exposition Structures
A detailed survey describes the vast Exposition grounds with buildings stretching hundreds of feet, from the Electricity and Machinery Halls to the grand Administration and Art buildings. Key features include enormous power plants, electric illumination plans, and iconic pavilions like the Naval Exhibit, Government Building, and diverse state houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laboor
Seville
Edison
America
Werner Siemens
Germany
William Thompson
England
Mammoth Penouse
Omnibus Line
Gardner
United States Navy
Pastors Announce Wide Range of Tomorrow Church Services
Unusual activity marks churches in two cities as a full list of tomorrow’s announcements appears. Numerous congregations across Central Canarvan, Colwell, Pride, and beyond schedule 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. services led by pastors such as Rev. Pendleton, Rev. Pugh, Rev. Bossart, Rev. Cowan, Rev. Young, Rev. Crane, and others at multiple streets and buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centra Canaarvan
Colwell
Pride
P. ¥. Pendleton
Lweenty Street
M. E
Edward Williams
Grace Atromeo
Grant and Webster
John H. Pugh
Columbus
Expuisa Lumeaax
Grant Street
F. P. Bossart
Reorcaxizep Cavaca
U. D.S
Hall
Fourth Avenue
R. M
W. H.ey. Tainp
Sixth Avenue
E. P. Cowan
D. D
Man
An . Freer Presarrenius
Wood Street
W. C. Young
Ross Street
H.C. Applegarth
Divine Providence
Firth U. P
Webster Avenue
J. Warsha
Eientua Street
Prespy Teris
J. McAllister
Mission Worl
Antioch
Dr. x
America
U. P
Seventh Avenue
William J. Reid
John M. Ross
Thirty-third Street
J. McD. Hervey
Unitaman
Ross and
Diamond Streets
Duquesne College
C. E. St. John
Barber
Meadville
Sevesta U. P
Forty-fourth Street
J.D. Sande
General Markets Report From Minneapolis Session
Minneapolis markets showed limited activity with Jackknife trading in the pit and no advance expected. December opened 6840, closed WiYje. May opened 73g, closed 73%c. Cash market steady with No 1 Northern selling mostly at GWige and a few 55 cara at GAge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
WiYje
Northern
Gwige
Gage
Yestorla
Religious Services Across East End Polpilts District
A roster of churches and pastors lists morning and evening worship times across East End Polpilts, including Pearson sermon at 10:45 and 7:45, Milligan at 11:00 and 7:45, and multiple venues such as Smith's Hall and Homewood Avenue with Sunday school and special topics like Prohibition and The Secret of the Lord. Reads like a community church guide with pastors and locations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sucox
Peesny Tentan
Penn Avenue
Seventh Street
Hey
J. R Sutherland
D. D
Trixrry Curaca
Sixth Avenue
Alfred W. Arundel
Tay
Thommas Pearson
JP. x
Hioutasp
Avgenue
Unirep Presimentay
C. B. Milligan
D. A. McClenahan
Cuvnes Or Gon
Smith's Hall
Center Avenue
A. U
Job
Skoven
Dallas
Asirep Pressmentax
Connabun’s Hall
Homewood Navenue
Suapvaenix U.P
Canter Avenue
Cypress Street
For
J. K. McClurkin
D. L
America
St. Mans’s
North Highland Avenue
Harvard Street
Ambrose M. Schmidt
Pr. M
Christ
Sheridan Avenue
J. L. Smith
Presorrestas
E. B
Donehoe
Twentieth
Sarah Streets
Fortrund
Aaron
God
Distinctive Baptist Beliefs Across Allegheny Churches
A survey of Sunday services across multiple churches in Allegheny lists topics such as Spiritual Anchylosis and Divine Ownership. Preachers include Rev. J Newton Armstrong of Harrisburg. Rev. DeWitt of Benham. Rev. Joseph Kyle from Fourth U FP Church. Rev. R M Russell. Rev. E Taminosian from Antioch Syria. Rev W A Kinter. Rev S B McCormick. Rev W H McMillan. Rev J A Story. Rev J Glass. Rev H J Buckingham. Rev W S Wishart. Rev Wilson E Donaldson. Rev J S Hutson. Rev W J Coleman. Rev A J Bonsall. and Rev A D Brown among others, with sacraments, infant baptisms, and new member receptions noted at several sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kyle
U. FP
Allegheny
Port Barste
Lla
America
DeWitt
Benham
M. E
J. A. Story
Epworth League
Sanxpracy Street Baptist
Cyclorama Hall
Irwin
A. J. Bonsall
Rochester
Free New Church Society
Caledonia Hall
Federal Street
Trinity Lutheran Sunday School
Corner Arch Street
Stockton Avenue
Live Stock Prices and Receipts Across Markets
New York market reports 2976 cattle head including 42 cars for sale with steady to slow trade. Veal and calf receipts strong, dressed beef steady, sheep and lambs mixed with dull to steady demand. Chicago evening notes show cattle receipts about 8000 with natives steady and western types firmer. hogs and sheep receipts and prices summarized with various classes listed.
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New York
Sheen
Aule
Chicago
Jim
Iron market outlook and price instability in 1892
A market overview notes higher prices for certain steels while pig iron and scrap stay firm or drop to low levels. Industry leaders expect eventual price rises, with talk of shortages in steel supply and sustained demand into 1893. Shipments from Youngstown and remarks from Ohio iron interests frame a cautious, hopeful view of steady output and firm profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Henry Evans
Iron Manufacturers’ Association
Eluder
Linst
Julian Kennedy
Ohio
Wheeling
Pittsburg
Bessemer Pic
Ormer
Inquiries Rise in Chicago Pig Iron Market
The Chicago pig iron market shows heavy inquiry for both large and small lots as buyers seek to cover into next year. Demand spans soft and foundry grades of Northern and Southern cokes, with Southern coke favored and Lake Superior charcoals held high. Prices show Chicago at $17 as the bottom figure on most brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicaco
Oct
Rogers, Brown & Merwin Gay
Chicago
Lake Superior
Oil fields report five wells completed in Pennsylvania
Yesterday five wells were completed across Pennsylvania oil fields with the Columbian celebration drawing most oil men to Pittsburg and halting drilling. Devonian Oil Co finished Nos. 8 and 9 on Elliott farm and shut No. 1 on J.W. Robb farm for sand drilling to resume today. Lawrence Gas Co completed a test on Geary farm. Saino Co builds a rig on Bryson farm. Brenner and nearby wells show activity with a notable Ballou farm find at Llewellyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
McDonald
Devonian Oil Company
Elliott
J.W. Robb
Lawrence Gas Company
Geary
Saltsand
Saino Company
Bry- Son
Gears
Deemer
Coraopolis
Usnencenwr
Patterson & Solin
Erhmentreut
Lone Rock
Zelienople—Patterson & Well
Brenner
Llewoop
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Transportation Building
Bedloe’s Island
Paris
Russia
Geauty
Ecole Des Heaux Arts
Mannufactures
Bureau of Information
Nympheos
Victoria Regin
New England
Switzerland
United States Government Building
National Museum
Washington
Mexico
National Columbian Commission
War, Treasury, Post Office
Agricultural Departments
Smithsonian Institute
Interior Department
United States Fish Commission
State Department
Department of Justice
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Lake Michigan
la Rabida
Spain
Father de Marchena
Ferdinand and Isabella
Midway
Florida
Fort Marion
Iowa
Massachusetts
Independence Hall
South Dakota
Texas
Wyoming
Territory
Utah
Great Salt Lake
Chertrat Prespyrentan
Forbes Avenues
Seneca
E. P. Crane
New Continent
Seventa Prespyrentan
Herron Avenue
McClelland
Tump U. P
Diamond Street
J. T. McCrory
Columbia
Sixth Street
Ida P. Whitlock
Boston
Masa
Bates Street
Second Avenue
John Kovacs
Gustav Jurany
Cleveland
Pr. W
General Markets
Dr. Bull
BeLievrer
Paessyr Teniay
Fifth
Bellefield Avenues
Henry T
Eee D. D
Vening
Handras
Subijects
Non
U.P
D. F. McGill
Pr. A
Secoxa U. P
W. H. McMillan
Providence Preapyrermy
Madisonnavenue
Liberty Street
Pressurrrian
Taggart and
Gallagher Streets
Wilson E. Donaldson
Jo Fe
Gneex
Scott and Robinson Streets
Laws
A. M. Green
A.M. E
Montgomery Avenue
Tor
BR. M. Russell
Pitteborg
Young Women's Aid Society
Attecuexy
Sandusky
North Diamond
D. B. Willson
J. George
D. D. Briscora
Mission
T. Joan Tue BartTrst
Morris Hall
Woods’ Ron
MecClure
Isabella
Emanuel Swedenborz
Hagetwoop Carstian
J. J. McWane
First Christian
Mansfield Valley
C. H. Philips
H. E. Dilley
California
W. J. Rem
Young Men's Christian Association
Primary Teachers’ Union
First Presbyterian
Bessemer
Ouilook
Wessemer Pig Iron
Sian
Kewemer
Oo Gray Forge
Gray Forge
Etober
Vctober
Jhoxey
W. Eerap
W. Seray
McDonald Field
Gav
New Orleans
Ecg Banc
New York exchange—Commercial
Bank
Daniel M’caffrey
Timothy Hay
Fifth Avenue
Maokers—Financial
John M. Oakley & Co., Bankers and Brokers
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A. Ancuen
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Brooklyn
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Monear Staser
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