High Ridge Farm Plan of 110 Acres in Washington State
A company organized at Ihhies Toren Washington aims to cultivate a 110 acre farm using top varieties from the Manematt Pass on the Denver and Grande railroad at 10,851 feet above sea level. Also noted are notes on Samoa, a proposed Jerusalem to Jaffa railroad, sea level data, and varied cultural and scientific observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihhies Toren, Wash
United States
Jerusalem
Jaffa
Holy City
Wind and Water Cyclone leaves Ohio path of death
A cyclone swept Summit County Ohio on Tuesday night carving a twelve mile long path. Sharon and surrounding townships suffered the worst damage with several deaths including Mr and Mrs Hugh Frank Matthew Bromley and N C Fullmer. Akron felt lighter damage with many buildings wrecked in Springfield. Injuries are numerous and casualties likely to rise as reports come in from other affected areas across Indiana Pennsylvania and Virginia.
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Ohio
Arnon
Summit County
Sharon
Copley
Akron
Springfield Township
Hugh Frank
Matthew Bromley
N. C. Fullmer
Springfield
Ndiana
Lavaretts
Ind
John Eberley
Pine Village
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Prrranonex
West Elizabeth
George Beattie
Lobb
Conemaugh
Woodvale
Ercamoyp
Bevery Pidple
Roanoxe
Crozier Iron Furnace
Far ‘Mace Company
Selém
Columbus
Alabama
Arkansas City
Ark
Mississippi River
Memphis
Vicksburg
Captain Tallinger
Curiaco
Mamie Starr
South Dakota
Aveapern, & D
Central Dakota
Dusugue
United States Grand Jury
R E Graves
B.S. Harris
Commercial Bank of
Dubuque
Graves
Harris
Arizona
Pueblo
Col
Athens
Selino
Crete
Kansano
Benders
Osweep
Kan
Griffith
Nile
Senate and House Bills on Legal and Civil Matter Highlights
Senate discussions cover meat inspection for export, Oklahoma town sites, funding for Flandreau Indian school, National Museum expansion, veterans in civil service, railway post office staff, and Hartranft widow pension. House actions include pension measures, restricting public land, and naval and defense appropriations. Montana election cases and Chinese census debates continue. The World’s Exposition of 1893 is legally organized with 500,000 shares and 35 million capital stock.
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Senate
Wasntvaroy
Oklahoma
Flandreau
8. C
National Museum
Railway Mail Service
Hartranft
Ingalls
Department of Banking
Blair
Architesn
Wasurgeron
New Mexico
Montana
Washmerton
Sherman
Yeas
Mays
Wasuixeton
House
Washrmeton
Cullom
Utah
Washineton
Hawry
Waseiaron
Mer Eena
Board of Managers
National Homes For
Wasurseros
Stoneman
Missouri River
Sioux City
Wasstxetos
Galesburg
Wasumortos
Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Wasnixeter
Waddill Vs. Wise
Third
Virginia
United States
SremereLp
Til
Hatch
Secretary of State
Arbour day observed across Kansas and southern news bits
Week ending April 12 reports Arbor day observed in Kansas. scattered items include a large gold-like discovery near Mitchell South Dakota. a Philadelphia paper dealer failure. two women among highway robbers captured in West Virginia. a Dover Maine earthquake felt briefly. fires in Kentucky and Wisconsin. multiple crime, labor strike, and transport notes across the nation including a hanging in Scranton Mississippi and a coast survey voyage starting from San Francisco.
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Kansas
Mitchell
John Costello
Harlem
N. Y
New England
Boston
George A. Fields
Scranton
Misa
Jennie Mosley
Gottlieb Benson
Linesville
Herald Office
Winnipeg
United States
Manitoba
Lawrenceville
Pittsburgh
Dayton
Colorado
Germania National Bank of
New Orleans
Chicago
Anna Fix
Madison
Wis
Dakotas
Ferdinand Ward
Stamford
Conn
Isaac White
Leavenworth
Ind
Arkansas City
Ark
United States Coast Survey
Patterson
San Francisco
Starry P. Lyons
Mansfield
Baltimore & Ohio
Springield
Castle Garden
New York
Pittsburg
Iowa
George Grosn
Cedar ‘Rapids
Beeson
New Bedford
Mass
John McCloy
Jersey
Albany
Burlington
National Bank
Kingston
Ont
Cincinnati
Grand Jury
Sedalia
High Five Club
Cornelia L. Washburne
Bloomington
Amendments Adopted Giving a Rayal Parade to New York
The Senate media centennial committee approved the world's fair bill with amendments including a spring naval display in New York Harbor and a Washington civic celebration at Columbus statue dedication. No appropriation is provided. Congress would fund future events. Chicago seeks passage to open the fair with these changes.
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New York
Washington
Chicago
Senate
Daniel
Gray
New York Harbor
Hampton Roads
Columbus
Congress
Hawley
Hiscock
Farwell
Sherman Anti-Trust Bill Faces Michigan War of Words
A long, opinionated column debates Sherman's anti-trust bill and high tariff policy, arguing trusts harm trade and that Alger's ties to lumber tariffs were mischaracterized. It questions Michigan papers' defense of General Alger, suggesting political motives and noting broader tariff and trust implications across states and elections.
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Sherman
Alger
Ohio
Benastor
Michigan
General Alger
Trust
Shermsen
Mauner
Tee
Ufssturars
Econominte
Great Trust
Supreme Court
Ita
Aes
Perhson
Match Trust
Alger Ou
Detroit Free Press
Susan
Wyoming
Anthony
United States
Senate
South Dakota
Bones
Miss Anthony
Nevada
St. Paul Globe
Louisville Courier-Journal
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Buba & Prop
Rosser Louis Stevenson
Samoa
Apia
Geller
Ture
New Sharon
George Witham
Geovard Bowes
Direcof
South He
South Ports
Peta
Athara
Nubia
Hardin County
Mark Twain
Thomas “A. Edison
Azo
Etreadic
Melbourne
Henry Parks
Federal Council
London
Thames
Severn
Holland
India
Havens 2
Tus
Congressional Record
Naan
Globe
Jbers
Tere
Szaror
Louvre
Paris
Innan
Wind and Water
States
Des Moines
Lawrence
Hanchett
Barrett
Eagle
Miss Pritchard
Meprono
Wilford Williams
Kelley
Maggie Pritchard
Pritchard
Cremon Ati
Martin A. Jameson
Lebanon
Allan Thomas
Lee
Grant
Appomattox
Howard
Slocum
Casur
Er Archers
Batiuoux
Archer
Jackson
Comptroller's Office
John A. Hambleton & Co
Franklin Mechanics’ National and Central Savings Banks
Court of Appeals
Missouri
Kansas River
Laseety
Whisky Creek
California
General Bidwell
Cal
John Bidwell
Parmoecesis
Ereton
William H. Bartholomew
Aaron W. Dilliard
Waynenburg
Zach Taylor
William McCausland
Ebensburg
Charles Carter
John Matthews
Bellefonte
A. J. Andrews
Clara Price
Ottawa
Sir John Thompson
Iowa City
Frank Belzer
Anama Colony
Cotumeus
Ciry
Ed Severn
A. D. Gammon
Mia
Stoner
Jos Wright
Wright
Paterson
N. J
Ferguson
Martinsville
Anson Blunk
Clay Township
Indiana
Harriman
Tennnessee
Knoxville
Tenn
L. C. Houk
Taylor
Butler
Freventcetown
C. Levering
Miss Hill
Mount Pleasant
Charles Simmons
Otto Fishang
Morgan
Loxpown
Junius 5S
Eau Craime
Charley Barker
Cutcaco
Alexander Rice
Linsey Daniela
Jennie McGarvie
Garfield Boulevard
Daniels
Rice
Jour
Hickory Creek
Gengseo
Hockardt
Thursday
Nograumberland
Brechbaum
Young Lincoln
Lincoln
America
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Wisconsin
Ashland
Chequamegan Bays
Cranberry Lumber Company
Philadelphia
South America
Wwovuem
Hoard
Fifer
Ill
Texas
Pearsall
Tex
Herman Myers
al. Wasarreros
W. W. Warden
Andrew Johnson
Wasamington
Arkansas
Clayton Vs. Breckinridgs
John M. Clayton
Wasumeron
Lewis A Grant
Minnesota
James H. Dysney
Warsaw
Andrew Hero
United States of
Alexander T. McMillan
Tressury
George B. Stuart
Christian Commission
Pumapetrata
Stuart & Brother
Stuart
United States Christian Commission
Brooklyn City Railroad
Cies
England
Chicago Times
McKinler
East
Middle States
South
Henrison
Se Pioneer Press
Bap
Sugar Trust
St Lowe
Dudley
Nashville
Republican
Quay
Thay
St. Louis Republic
St. Paul
Philadelphia ‘Times
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