Opening the fair at Columbus Exposition
Representatives from every nation attended the opening celebration. President Davis lauded the Duke of Veragua and praised American energy. A gold telegraph key symbolized the AI powered machinery that unleashed steam, electricity, and the fair’s vast displays.
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World’s Fair Opens With 21 Gun Salute and Hallelujah Chorus
The opening of the World’s Columbian Exposition featured statues unveiled for public view, a 21 gun salute drowning the Hallelujah chorus, and the presidential party hosting chiefs of departments and foreign commissioners at Manufacturers' Hall. Dedication of the Women’s Building by Mrs. Potter Palmer follows with a golden nail ceremony and an afternoon address.
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Naval Pageant Opens as Fleet Reviews in New York
The April 29 pageant recounts the sighting off Sandy Hook of the Spanish warships towing the Columbus caravels and the full fleet, the 3 mile long line of warships, and the grand review led by President Cleveland aboard the Dolphin with Cabinet members and dignitaries present.
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Cyclone Dead and Ranch Losses Hit Cherokee Strip
Reports from the Cherokee strip cyclone scene describe twelve dead, numerous injuries among Indians and settlers, and hundreds of cattle perishing as floods wash out bridges and hinder communications. Early counts name J. J. Keathey, his wife and two children, Mr. Jackson and two children, five Little family members, with many others injured.
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Warden Brown Removed From Sing Sing
Warden Brown has been removed from Sing Sing prison by Superintendent Austin Lathrop. Principal Keeper Connaughton takes charge until Warden Durston arrives on Monday. Brown denies The Times story prompting the action.
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Charles De Mazade Dead
Paris reports the death of Charles De Mazade the noted author editor and critic. He was a prominent literary figure in France. His passing is announced from Paris on April 28.
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Argus directors named in New York court order
Justice Parker in Kingston ruled the election of William H. Johnson William H Cassidy and William Mae Mutrie Speer as Argus directors valid and ordered current management to hand over control. Manning interests may appeal to the general term. Skeleton remains found near Cruger's island with neck cord and a $2 bill. In Sine Sinee Pallister Roehl search ends as authorities abandon the chase.
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Land Parade Marks Republican Citizens Ball in Great Auditorium
Flagship Philadelphia venue showcases avant garde style as the Land Parade signals a high profile Republican citizens event. Audiences witness a bold display with no precedence noted and every effort aimed at civic unity.
Money rates and bond prices from financial exchange
Money easy at 3 12 per cent. Exchange firm. Actual business, 34.8554 4.86 for 60-day bills and $4.8854 4.88% for demand. Posted rates, $4.8644 4.894, commercial bills, $4.85 4.884. Government bonds steady, actual rates, $4.8434 4.8514 for sixty days and bid, 4s coupon, $1.134 bid, extended 2s registered, $1.0 bid. Pacific railroad bonds: Union firsts, $1.07 bid, do sinking funds, $1.0134 bid, Centrals $1.06 bid.
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