World fair receipts show crowds amid coin plans and notes
The article surveys World’s Fair finances with gate receipts near 108 005 90, the board of lady managers seeking 25 cent souvenir coins, and an array of items from Plantagenet lineage to Salvation Army shelter farms. It notes Hawaii debt, exports and imports, and a broad mix of science, roads, and social topics, including a Pennsylvania plan to convert Valley Forge into a public park and a galacto meter milk purity test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Em- Mayes
Mons Svevenir
Mundry
Senate
Board of Lady Managers of the
Pennsylvania
Valley Pore
Bui
Momblic Park
Cleve lands cabinet picks grow to six names
President elect Cleveland has announced six cabinet nominees, Gresham as Secretary of State, Carlisle as Secretary of the Treasury, Lamont as Secretary of War, Bissell as Postmaster General, with Hoke Smith named for Interior and Morton later offered Agriculture. Efforts continue to fill Navy, Attorney General, and other posts as snowbound conditions and travel delays unfold.
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Walter Q Gresham
Wilson
Bissell
Buffalo
Mr. Cleveland
N. J
Cleveland
John G. Carlisle
Treasury
Hoke Smith
Interior
Georgia
New York
Gary of the Interior
Hoke. Smith
Gresham, Carlisle
Bissell and Lamont
Navy
stter‘Bey
Agriculture
Boke Smith
Newton
N.ene
Raecaber
Aviants
Journal
Chicago
Howe
Judge Hoke
Sterling Morton
Nebraska
East
West
Daniel Lamont
Cleve
Hoke Syeri
Cvcretary of the Interior
Land
Mr. Morton
Department of Agriculture
Morton
William L. Wilson
West Virginia
Adams
Jefferson County
Ann Arbor
Territory
Richardson
Congress
David Butler
Arbor Diy
Avbany
Ambrose W. Lyman
Ohio
Hawaii annexation sent to the Senate in pivotal step
Washington February 16 Hawaii's annexation moves forward as President Harrison transmits the treaty to the Senate for ratification. The measure, backed by Secretary of State and Hawaiian commissioners, outlines governance after annexation and debt transfer, with provisional government approval required in Honolulu. The article also notes the broader policy context and opposition to restoring the monarchy.
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Senate
Washigeton
Hawaii
United States
Harrison
Congress
Islands
Union
Morrison
John W. Foster
Messrs
Thurston
Marsden
Wilder
Custis
Carter
Honolulu
Chineas
Alaska
District of
Columnus
Kingdom of Hawaii
Sis
Mtu
Minor News Items From Across the Nation
The week ending February 15 reports varied incidents including injuries from a railway wreck near Bra Gold in Calhoun county Michigan and a man dying of starvation in a Pittsburgh cellar. Fires destroy plants in Lincoln Nebraska and a paper mill in South Gardiner Missouri. Many notable deaths are listed including ex congressman Barksdale and Rear Admiral Ludlow Case.
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Bra- Gold
Newton H. Hoston
Calhoun County
Mich
David Conway
Pittsburgh
Buckstaff
Lincoln
Neb
Impensada
Cartagena
Spain
Miller
Census Bureau
M. B. Vandergrift
Wabash
Chillicothe
Peking
China
Barksdale
Mississippi
Yazoo County
Miss
George Grier
August Ludlow Case
Washington
Frank E .Trainor
United States
Mexico
Williamsport
William’ McCoy
Mollie McGrader
Kansas City
Lexington
Flora Paghe
Navy
Tiam C. Whitney
New York
Richards Paper Company
South Gardiner
Robinson
Meniffe
Covington
Ind
EM Buiwell
Beatrice, Neb
Mercer
Tulare
Kern
California
Mark Center
Poveie Green
Western Union ‘Telegraph Company
Cal Hill Cemetery
Theodore G. Elliott
Georgeton
Mass
Elliott
George W. Kendall
West
Wellington Hotel
Chicago
Nicholas
Seward
Auburn
N. Y
Nofon
Semoan Group
Shenae
Senate and House Action Tracks Feb. 14 to 18
A compact roundup shows the sundry civil bill at 40,350,114 dollars with a 924,161 dollar rise, New Mexico statehood fell on a motion, and the Nicaragua canal and related appropriation bills under discussion in several sessions. Other items note the Rivier a university act, Hawaiian annexation, and large pension and post office appropriations amid weather and market conditions.
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Pesce Beigns
Topeks
Torrea
Kan
Lewelling
Republican House of Representatives
Representative Hall
Capitol
Statehouse
Aupreme Court
Hiiena
Mont
H.craeger
Grand Lodge
Department of Montana
Yeager
Senate
Washington
House
Nic-aragua
Wasukeron
Riviera University At
Wasamoros
United States Senate
Wasatretor
Office of Supervisor of Elections
Wasmmetom
Heb
soUs E. Wasingeron
Haock
Wasanatos
Turpin
Alabama
Waugh
Indiana
Wasnrmatos
Ore
Wis
Hhouse of Representatives
North Pacific Ocean
The Air Bladder of Fishes and Its Purpose
A long excerpt discusses the air bladder in fishes, its variability in size and structure, and debates its primitive function. It notes pneumatic ducts connecting to the esophagus in larvae, differences between fresh and salt water species, and contrasts between bladdered and bladderless groups. The passage references American Naturalist and includes other period notes on fashion, slang, and literary quotations.
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Derbyshire
Sman
America
Burton
Wendell Holmes
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