World's Fair and global industry notes from 1602 era
Readable scraps report Mexico's push for a 1602 World’s Fair invitation, a French chemist's silklike textile from artificial silk, global wealth estimates at about one tenth of civilized nations’ wealth, and railroad and immigration developments. Also covered are Canadian and US farming experiments, cassava as a corn rival, and exhibit growth in Philadelphia electric power. Contains crime details about a fatal duel in California and the Terry Field case with Deputy Nagle, plus assorted regional notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Chardonnet
Neagle
Broceton
Cal
Eear
David Terry
San Francisco
David R Terry
Stephen J. Field
United States Supreme
Terry
Justice Field
United States
Cour
Peat
Washington
Waa
Justice Fields
Nagle
Southern Overland
Oakland
Lathrop
Los Angeles
Kansas Flood and Storm Toll Reports
A western deluge causes loss of lives and wide flood damage across Kansas and Nebraska. At least twenty killed, extensive railroad disruption, ruined crops, and widespread distress reported from Lincoln to Ford's branch and beyond.
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Lincoln
Neb
H. H.silver
Cortcountry
Kansas
Topeka
Kansas and
Santa Fe
Sarver’s Station
West Pennsylvania Railroad
President Harrison to Visit Indianapolis for Reunion
The article notes President Harrison will spend a few days in Indianapolis August 22 to lay the cornerstone of the soldiers' monument and attend the Seventeenth Indiana regiment reunion. It also mentions heavy cloud-burst damage in South Carolina and various regional incidents and appointments.
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Hayti
New York
Hippolyte
Harrison
East
Washington
South Carolina
Truckee
Cal
Momdsay
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Indianapolis
Inpraxatexis
Ind
Seventeenth
Indiana
The Encampment and Naval Battle Plans Unfold
Officials estimate up to 200 000 attendees for the National encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic with 40 000 veterans present and about 4 000 soldiers bringing roughly 200 000 people to feed and house. Milwaukee hosts the naval battle re-enactment with gunboats and rockets, led by 100 picked men and a 7 000 cartridge supply, set to open at 7 30 p m and run about two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyes ’. Cool
Glens Falla
Moses M. Strong
Joshua Stark
George G. Greene
M A Biensgtteene
Wisconsin
Senor Sarding
Huntingdon Car Manufacturing
Huntingdon
Hastings
Neb
Ooo Wee
Columbus
James Mears
Ville
Caboose
Frank Cullom
Aes
Minneapolis
Minn
Charles T. Hall
Til
Cleveland
Matthew Gibbs
North Carolina
Center
Mr. Gibbs
Omaha Union Depot
Nebraska Secretary of State
Lincoln
Evansville and
Terre Haute
Mount Vernon
Ind
Edward
Associated
Buffalo
Sherman
Jickineson College
Osan Grove
N. J
National Editorial Association
Visi
Detroit
Mich
New England Terra Cotta Lumber Company
Boston
McIntosh Broa
Oconto & Southwestern Railroad
Oconto
Wis
Abrama
Milwaukee & Northern
Warner
Grand Army of the Republic
United States
Feng Pee
Iain J. B. Oliver
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Fan Wert Times
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Frey's
California
Mexico
Paol Hazer
Mt. Washington
Mana
Great Britain
Gulf of Manas
Farmers’ Congress of
Topeke
Abe Congress
Young
Garrette
Okla
Cinnamon River
Dover
Calais
England
Channel
Gomloner of Agriculture
Vermont
Europe
Olancho
Honduras
A.J. Miller
New
Department of Mosquito
Partook River
American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations
Knoxville
Boards of Control
Jfé
Davids
Eee
David & Terry
Wweme
Mia
Lathial
Tagie
Nagis
Nagie
Tracy
Stockton
Miller
Sawyer
United States Circuit Court
Mra
Marshal Nagle
Franks
Frank
Judge Field
Eee Ee Dia
Stephen A. Field
Te States Supreme
David ‘Terry
Sawyar
Eees Cad
Madleon Aha
Crittenden
Supreme Court of California
Beatty
Smoon
Episcopal
Cabveres
Broderick
San
Cuiiaco
Illinois
Chicago
Sprinnerizap
State Board of Equalization
Pavey
Aserpeex
D. T
Ang
Charles Dinsmer
Torres
Kan
Humphreys
Evans
Colorado
Mississippi River
Wiwon Ester
Dantel Morgan
Peabody Normal Institute
New Yeak
Eben & Allen
Grand Street Ferry Railroad
Black Joe
Mount Holly
Joseph Queen
Austix
Tex
Guy Williams
Abner Taylor
Capitol
Roma
Weston
Fort Bend
Woodpecker
Jim Garvey
Jake Blakeney
Henry Frost
Val Gibson
Badge T ‘Parker
Moses Bradley
Jaybird
Winchester
Boulanger
Dillon and
Rochsfort
Paris
Senate
Count Dillon
Henri Rochefort
General Boulanger
Wastmgton
Treasury
Wasmunday
Curvenant, CO
American Machine Company
Findlay
CungfortTs
N. C
Mattoon
D. D
Biddie Institute
E. W. Thomas
Marion
Pants
M Waddington
Rochestor
Patrick Sweeney
East Holley
Mra Sweefley
Willian Everett
Jersey City
Lewis H. Clark
Racine
Curry's
the & K Tuff Steam Forge Company
Troy
Peoria
John Schreur
Hollend
Isaac McClains
Lebanon
James L. Cabell
University of Virginia
Everton
John Irwin
Bellefonte
Catherine Mully
Philadelphia
Spring Valley Coal Company
Serine Vanter
Bureau, Putnam and la Salle Counties
Illinois River
Pendleton Very II
Pendleton
Cmtenco
Monon
Kankakee
Milwaukee
North Dakota
Bismarck
N. D
Waa Purcell
Wahae Taten
Griggs
Johnson
Foresters
Monxgarorm
Ancient Order of Foresters
Order of Foresters of America
Madison
W. W. Treadway
Wia
W. W. Soreave Ueevens
Norfolk Bost
Cardinal Gibbons
Ryan
Corrigan
Carter
Tenn
Taylor
Aiandera
Curcaco
Glanders
Lincoln Ice Company
Detura
Stearn and Ensign
Louis, Lake
Cook Counties
Scheffer
Ottawa
Madison Street
Willis Scott
Mr. Scott
Grand and
Clinton Streets
Washngton
Halford
Pennsylvania Road
Maven
Spain
America
Alexander Brown Mott
Valentine Mott
Yonkers
N. Y
New Orveans
Lake Charles
Andrew Price
Lafourche
Congress
Edward J. Gay
Loomis
New Haven
Conn
Elias Loomis
Munson
Natural Philosophy
Yale
New Haven Hospital
Ie Ested
Iowa
Joseph G. Hutchison
Thureday
Yyneer
Tama
Benny Sabin
Spencer Smith Forkiv
Sacanssunhos
Cans
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Cronin
Cheltenham Beach
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St. Lespox
House of Commons
Parnell
Sexton
Dublin
J. Milton
Bowers
Supreme Court
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Conemaugh Valley
Committee of Inquiry
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