THE OLD FLAG AND RETURN OF COLORS TO NEW YORK REGIMENT
Cadets of the military institute of Virginia under Colonel Scottship visited New York, where President Arthur presented diplomas to graduates and the captured banner was returned to Col. Portlock. The event included a reception at the Fifth Avenue hotel and a later gathering at City Hall with officials and veterans.
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Military Institute of Virginis
Scottship
Sixtyninth Regiment
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Arthur
Corps of Cadets
City Hall
New York Regiment
Virginia
R. B. James
J. R. Doles
D. McDonald
A. L. Duncan
J. J. Drury
R. M. Screenen
W. H. Wade
P. G. Omobondro
E. H. Lewis
P. E. Yeatman
E. Wright
A. Dougla
George E. Picketts
J. Corbell
161Th Regiment
F. H. Smith
The
Military Institute
Minetree
Col. C. HE. Sortlock
Edson
City of
Portlock
King
Farnsworth
DeLacy
Common Council
Washington Continentals
Washington Continental Guards
Charleston
Battery
Washington
Broadtreet
Kuyt River Bridge
Anti Monopolists Meet In National Conference
About 250 delegates gathered in Chicago for the national anti monopolists conference. Disorder marked proceedings with credentials sparring over who was properly accredited. Debates on tariff showed New York favoring protection while western delegations urged free trade. Edwin L Brown of Chicago opened the meeting seeking a declaration to curb monopolist power. States represented included New Hampshire New York Ohio Michigan Illinois Indiana Wisconsin Minnesota Kansas Colorado Dakota California Missouri Kentucky and the District of Columbia. A McDonald campaign viewpoint emerged linking Carlisle and McDonald for the next campaign.
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Mindred
Kitty
Welegstes Preacut
Curcaco
New York
Nebraska
Edwin Lee Brown
Chicago
New Hampshire
Ohio
Michigan
Iinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Kansas
Colorado
Dakota
California
Missour
Kentucky
District of Columbia
McDonald
Quiet Fourth Amid Heat Wave and Accidents
A busy holiday atmosphere cooled by extreme heat and scattered mishaps across the nation. Reports from Reading, Philadelphia, and Brooklyn note injuries from fireworks and a fatality after a cannon blast. In Boston a city official collapsed from sunstroke, and a streetcar collision in Brooklyn resulted in a death. A trapeze performer in Montrose, Tennessee, suffered likely fatal injuries after a fall. Other items cover diplomatic receptions in Lonpon and political chatter in Washington involving Senator Cameron and Senator Butler.
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Reading
Pennsylvania
Hoston
Rufus P. Marsh
Brooklyn
Manhattan Beach
Montrose
Tenn
Lonpox
Lowell
United States
First Georgia Regiment Reunion at Gainesville
Gainesville, July 4, a red letter day as survivors of the First Georgia regiment met at New Holland springs. Sixteen years after Appomattox, 176 of 923 answered the roll, then shared speeches, a banquet, and a plan to organize as Survivors of the First Georgia Volunteers, with officers named and an annual meeting set for Atlanta.
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Gainesville
Georgia
Reunion
Appomatox
New Holland Springs
James Anderson
Newnan
PB. Howell
Atlanta
First
Columbus
Miss Gray
Louisiana
Louisiana Tigers
B. Estes
Parmanent Organization
Association
Howell
J. Goodwin
FH. Wilkins
Sis
H Shepherd
G. W. Petcork
A. Leyden
J. Culbert
A. Lilly
EL Gromp
G. A. Gavaulis
Harry Krouse
JBL
CG. Duncan
Jo. Denny Wo. Mattews
H. Krouse
E Russell
T. B. Cabaulis
H.C. Rogers
WW. H Jones
A. H. Saeed
Committee On Resolutions
C. A. Lilly
P.M. Silton
Vatlonega
Georgia Regiment
Regiment of
Georgia Volunteers
Savittlog
P.M. Sitton
Gallan
Galesyile
Central
West Point
Atlantic Piedmont
Robert
Bee
Gainesville Fort
Wueta
Elopement of Clara Wisard and Henry Burns Astonishes Westmorland
From Rome New York comes word of the elopement of Miss Clare Wisard aged thirteen and Henry Burns sixteen. They planned their escape after summer vacation began, using a ladder at Clara’s window and slipping away in the night. The lovers were pursued to Albany, then to Attden, with authorities failing to locate them by last night. Also noted are grievances over Swedish immigrant imprisonments in New Hampshire mill towns, with ministers appealing to the U S secretary of state for redress amid alleged debt charges and mistreatment.
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the Tribune
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Washington
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William Bertzch
Henry Kracke
John
Annie
Maggie
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Rome
Clare Wisard
Henry Burns
Westmorland
Juliet
Burns
Clara
St. Lawrence County
Barns
Saiule
Miss Vlara
Atden
MIL Preves
Coxconn
N. AL
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Minnster
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the Gazette
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Porter
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Tennessee
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Fieming
Polk
Fleming
Sanem
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Gruer
Monarstons
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Grant's Angar and Sartorius in Bush affair gossip
A Chicago World dispatch reports General Grant refusing to discuss connections between Mr Sartorius and Mrs Bush. Sartorius reportedly travels to Long Branch while Grant telegraphs urging arrival. The item notes public interest and calls for a clearer explanation of relations.
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Ganty
Chicago
LAWMAKERS AT WORK IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
The legislature convened with a business mood as the Senate and House prepared to begin major work. President Boynton opened the Senate, praising past diligence. roll calls followed for members, with several absences allowed. The House also met, debating committee appointments, local bills, and the question of adjournment for Independence Day.
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Senate
Buvulon
John Jones
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Beall
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Davis
DeWolf
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Greer
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Lamar
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McAfee
Morgan
Neal
Norman
Parker
Parks
Paull
Smith
Tatum
Thompson
Kutt
Walker
Sta
President Boynton
Messrs Baker
Knight
McDowall
Sth
Meldrin
I Qliver
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Piley
Polhill
Rouse
Wiles
Yow
Uist
Wilcox
Frederick
DuBignor
General Assembly
Reese
Tray and Sweat
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Sith
Grier
Thut
Tutt
United States of America
Polbill
Garrar
J. J. Mellelland
Wilkes
Reese, Gray and Sweat
Vierce
Sweat
Clinch
Erwin
Cobb
Big Shanty Baptist Church
Marn
Marietta
Park
Coffee
Coffee County
Ray
Coweta
McBride
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Rountree
Brooks
DuBignon
Married and Settled: Merritt Weds Mrs Howard in N Delaware
In Wilkeson Town, Baltimore magnate C G Merritt marries Hallie Howard of Luis City after a dramatic hunt for his fortune. She recounted how she aided him out of wild behavior and avoided an asylum scare as they prepared for a May wedding. Merritt reportedly valued at over a million dollars.
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Willa
C. G. Merritt
Baltimore
Hallie Howard
Luis City
Epiphany Church
Merritt
Howard
Caleb
Mra. Dbundore
Depraved Knoxvirts Dentist Cardwell Sentenced
July reports from Knoxvirts describe Dr. P H Cardwell once expelled from the Northern Methodist church for assaulting a young girl, later indicted for lewdness with Miss Hurd and reportedly connected to illicit relations. He and the woman were bound over to the criminal court, bonded, and released, with witnesses from Dr Hurd and his own sons testifying. Separate dispatches note John L Jones winning Alabama’s first district congressional seat as returns lag.
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P. H. Cardwell
Northern Methodist Church
Knoxville
Hurd
Nashville
Mone
Ala
John’ “L. Jones
Alabama
Aia
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