Inaugural Day Crowds Mark Gov Atkins Rise in Atlanta
Atlanta witnessed monumental inauguration of Governor Atkins with the largest crowd in years. Military parades impressed, salutes fired from Capitol to Washington Street as Chief Justice Simmons administered the oath. Reception followed at the executive mansion with state officials and guests in attendance. The day underscored a period of ceremonial grandeur and formal address.
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Parade Turmoil as Republicans Hold Historic McKinley Hobart Rally
An immense New York City parade honoring presidential nominees McKinley and Hobart drew crowds and halted daily business across Broadway and Fifth Avenue. About 125,000 paraders clogged the route from the Battery to Fortieth Street while half a million flags fluttered overhead, many bearing party slogans and candidate names. Brisk commerce in flag and decor items surged as merchants reported record demand and high costs for elaborate displays.
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Assassination Shocks Belmont County Community
In Ky at Oct 31 a daughter of John M Saltivan living four miles east of here was fatally shot at 8 p m. The wounded girl, about 18, lies near death as the town reels from the violence. A mysterious assailant, aged about 25, is tracked by locals with a gallows-like suspicion. Police and families seek clues in the wake of the brutal attack.
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Morgan on Washington and the silver question in Alabama speech
Senator Morgan of Alabama spoke to an audience of about 1,000 at the opera house on campaign issues, mainly the silver question. He argued Washington supported free coinage, denounced certain leaders, and contrasted McKinley with Washington, urging a stance aligned with American and Washingtonian ideals.
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Labradorians Starving Despite Coastwide Aid Call
Labrador settlers along a 500 mile coast face famine as codfishery failures bite. Grenfell reports Square Island crowds with no food. Deep Sea Mission distributes 25 barrels flour 10 sacks biscuits molasses and tea in exchange for wood. Quilts and bed clothing are scarce, winter relief urged.
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Doctors to Visit Mexico Pan American Medical Congress meets in City of Mexico
The Pan American medical congress convenes November 14 with about 300 delegates from the United States and many from Central America Cuba and Hayti. City government and Mazican audience prepare elaborate reception for delegates and their wives. Diaz will receive delegates at Chapal castle with formal ceremonies.
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Buckwheat Mills Claim Global Buckwheat Crown
A fragmentary notice touts the largest Buckwheat Mills and calls the Buckwheat section the greatest in the United States and the world. It hints at achievements in buckwheat production and quality.
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Steamer Courter Damaged Near Louisville Pier
The steamer Courter of the White Collar line, towing the Dick Brown, struck a pier at the Louisville Nashville railroad bridge near Sandy Harbor. A blast from her boilers caused extensive damage and fire, quickly extinguished. All passengers reportedly escaped unharmed as the Dick Brown proceeded.
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