Back to 1893 World’s Fair
With the building of transcontinental railroads, it was possible to deliver periodical newspapers by mail throughout the central and western U.S. The Inter Ocean developed a family of semi-weekly, weekly and Sunday editions that were intended to become a definitive source of news for businesspeople throughout the American West, and in fact fulfilled that role for several decades.
- The Inter Ocean—The Question and the Answer
JUDGE, Jan. 19, 1891—What will Chicago do with its White Elephant?
TYPICAL CHICAGO, Aug. 27, 1893—This is what I have done with it
- Starting the Machinery of the World’s Fair in Front of the Admissions Building
3 May 1893
- Grant Monument, Lincoln Park—The Cyclists’ Popular Coasting Resort.
14 May 1893
- Illinois Building at the World’s Fair
May 17, 1893
- Main Entrance to the Austrian Exhibit in the Manufactures Building
24 May 1893
- In the Creche of the Children’s Building
9 Jul 1893
- He Rules the Roost
16 Jul 1893
- Relics in the Government Building
19 Jul 1893
- Fish Exhibits Illinois Building
26 Jul 1893
- The Michigan State Building
2 Aug 1893
- The Grand Basin Looking Southern From Electricity
16 Aug 1893
- The Missouri State Building
23 Aug 1893
- The Main State Building
6 Sep 1893
- The Swedish Building at the World’s Fair.
13 Sep 1893
- The Ohio State Building
27 Sep1893
- The Exposition out of Debt
9 Oct 1893
- Chicago Day Edition
9 Oct 1893
- The South Entrance to the Electricity Building
11 Oct 1893
- Evening on the Lagoon
29 Oct 1893
- Chicago Day Tribute
1893
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