Royal Arrival as Infanta Isabel Visits Washington
May 19 reports detail the Spanish royal party aboard the Infanta Isabel and Dolphin in New York Harbor and Jersey City with shore salutes. Queen Regent Spain entourage, including Infanta Eve lahe, proceed to Washington by royal train amid ceremonies at Pennsylvania Station and a ceremonial escort to the Arlington.
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Mara Christina
Hwaz
Infanta Eulaity
Husbaud
Prince Antoine D'Orleans
Spain
Infanta Sidel
Princess Arrives at Arlington in Washington Tour
The princess and her suite arrived via carriages along Pennsylvania Avenue to the Arlington Sumner annex, greeted by crowds and officials. She and Prince Antoine appeared pleased by cordial demonstrations as Secretary Gresham led them inside. The reception featured floral tributes from Mrs. Cleveland and others, with guards keeping the cheering crowd in check and a private dining room prepared, though dinner on the train reduced needs. Tomorrow she will pay respects to the president and Mrs. Cleveland.
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Thiphia
Steatis Abend
Fort Wadsworth
Maria Christina
Infanta Tasbel
Archor
Quaratine
Jenkins
Spain
Infanta
Prince Antoine
Infanta Isabel
Jersey City
X. J
Infanta Enlane
Tafinta Tashel
the Dolphin
Warhington
Wastepgton
Infanta Evlahe
Suite
Singtug
Saw O'Clock
Iso Groered
Hennsylvania
Ish Legation
United States
Cy Gresham
Secre‘iy
Dtu
Ote Casey Au My
Gresham
Tor
Cleveland
John M. Wilson
Army
Adee
Dnd
Cleak Rocktill
State Department
Spe- Wu Fran
Exary Uu Ome
Greghan
Legation
Vaens
Tive
Urestom
Alander Davie
E Pelicess
Lainer
Smtherei
Rhea AV Benth Infanta
Gary
Prin
Wilson
Uh Gener Southern
Swanu
Clumee
Antoine
Mirigah
Hoeston
Pennzy FA Avenue
Arlington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Penneylvania Avenue
Seretry Gresham
Princesa
The
Charles Sumner
Mrs. Cleveland
Sumner Annex
Quivey
Toma
Abe
Washingtons quiet cabinet day stirs Georgia politics
A chaotic Washington dispatch details Georgia factions vying for marshalship posts and postmasters amid a web of candidates. Col Renfroe, Col Moses, and Col Livingston maneuver for leverage as appointments loom in LaGrange and Conyers.
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Washington
Georgia
Willire
Livingston
Moses
Buck
Moxey
Renfroe
Dismuke
Nan
Eke
Colonel Atkineon
R. M. Mobler
Hurria
Madison Rarves
Meriwether
W. C
LaGrange Post Office
Atlanta Wins Unanimous Invitation to 1894 Press Club Meet
St Paul May 19 Special The International League of Press Clubs chose Atlanta Georgia as next meeting site after Mrs Gordon from Georgia presented a strong invitation. Delegates praised Atlanta and Georgia hospitality as Toledo was passed over. Officers elected included Cockerill of Bor Kor as president and Price of New York as secretary. A grand St Paul reception honored Mrs Gordon with a banquet led by Minnesota's governor.
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St. Paul
Minn
Fanta Hes
International League of Press Clubs
Georgia
New York
Boston
Toledo
Providence
League
Dolaido
Gordon
Atlanta
South
Atllanta
de ¥Owny
Nession Stephen Motes
Committee On Lovition
Nun Boning
Compitte
Atlanuta
DeYoung
T. J. Kernan, Jr
Pittsburg
Thas
Adaom
Frank Condenay Barber
Pros Club
Mare Halstead
William Baerke
Woaire
Brooklyn
New York Press
Price
Afrs. Gordon
Concan
Louth M. Gordon
Ous
Teague
John A. Cockerill
Bor Kor
George W. 3Ids
Philadelphia
Xa Whiting
A. Joseph Pwitzer
New
Willian Baerke
Fred C. E. Chantler
J. Pant
Sallie Joy White
New England Woman's Press Association
Charled . Price
Henry 8. W. Vought
Bifalo
T. J. Keenan, Jr
HL. DeYoung
San Francisco Chronicle
Jeich
German Press
Cluir
Ptoledo
N. ¥. Alexander
Thoma
National Association of Stone
Chicago
Mina Lounge Bisley
Twin Cities
Ryan
Minnesota
Alabame Lamber
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Exchange Hotel
Hare Todny
Thirecon
Associaton
Afcern
WV. W. Sulth
John L. Kaul
North Carolina Moves to Attract Immigrants via Works Fair
Raleigh May 19 Special North Carolina officials meet with railroad chiefs and Governor Garr to plan immigration outreach focusing on immigrants from the northwest. A committee will report next month on using the works fair to attract newcomers, following a southern governors conference in Richmond.
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Carr
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Garr
Northwest
Forlay
Richmond
Curfew Enforced for Canadian Children After 9 PM
Toronto May 19 The curfew law now requires children under 17 to be indoors by 9 o clock. Parents face jail fines or institutional care if their children are found on streets or railways without a satisfactory explanation. The act has broad support across Canada.
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Toronto
Canada
Canado
Advices From Nicaragua Claim Armistice Reached
Washington May 19 reports from unnamed sources indicate the government and revolutionaries in Nicaragua have reached a tentative armistice. Official confirmation is withheld, and no further details are available from the unidentified source.
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Revolution
Washington
Tne
State Department
Hutch Returns to Chicago After Long Absence
After nearly two years away, Old Hutch walks into the Grand Pacific in Chicago, insisting he owes no one a cent and has 15 cents left to buy a drink. He declares he is back in Chicago, calling it the city of his adoption while criticizing New York as a metropolitan place. He complains about finding out who has money.
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Moses
LaGrange
Bissell
Mr. Bissell
Colonel Moses
Livingston
Smith
Conyers Post
Ofice
Georgia
Fleming du Bignon
New York
Maddox
Atkinson
Chicago
Old Hutch
Grand Pacific
Bos
Board of J Trade
St. Paul
Minn
Bil Hoover
Rock Falls
Wil
Tia
Josiah Hoover
Sosian
Sonia
Hing
Taree
Waycrest
Ephraim Melcher
J. J. Brown
Nichols
Secon
Comuntty
Zack Holmes
Death of James E. B. Murdock famed tragedian at 83
Mr. James E. B. Murdock, renowned tragedian and elocution teacher, died in Cincinnati, Ohio, at his daughter’s home. He was eighty three. During the Civil War he visited the army and gave readings to soldiers in camp hospitals. He was among a small group of civilians in the Ohio Commandery of the Loyal Legion who rendered wartime service.
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Cincionati
James EB. Murdock
Camp Hospitale
Ohio
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
Lorillard alleges foul play in Lamplighter loss at Gravesend
In Brooklyn New York May 18 the Herald reports Lorillard claims his great colt Lamplighter was beaten by Diablo in a race tainted by possible fixing He vows the race be investigated and guilty parties punished if a job is proved He praises his horse for surviving the incident and condemns the alleged misconduct by others.
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Bove Lamplighter
Fair Menna
Brooklyn Banibing
New York
The
Herald
Swords
Lorilard
Brooklyn
Giravesendings
Lamplighter
Diablo
Lorillaus
Dehorning to De Tailing Cattle in Towns County Ga
A questionable practice in Towns County Ga sparks concern as a heartless act cuts off cow tails. reports say two young cows raised by J P Berroug and A W Filer had tails mutilated, with no clear motive given beyond alleged petty malice.
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Miawassen
Catte
J. P. Berroug
A. W. Filer
Southern Presbyterian General Assembly Ends Day With Committees Formed
Macon Ga May 19 Special The second day of the Southern Presbyterian general assembly drew larger attendance as standing committees were announced including Devotional Exercises Foreign Correspondence Missions and Sabbath School. Delegates discussed overviews of committee work new proposals and a request from Memphis presbytery to protest Sunday newspaper publication. The assembly adjourned after evening services with Rev W V Markland preaching to a large crowd.
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Macon
General Assembly
Aouthern Presbyterian Church
I. McMurray
Arkansas
Lapsley
Hey. A. St. Holderdy
D.L
Barr
P. Martin
Dibie Courne
TW. Raymond
Mempha
Stev
John Hum
Virginia
Charles R. Stribling
G. H. Hyde
Georgia
Hey
J. A. "Tate
Kentucky
J. F. Hooper
Alabama
T. J. Clavy
Florida
J. Y. Jordan
N. T. Gentry
Missouri
E. M
I. ‘Teney
Texas
W. KE. Dozier
Izeorgin
J. W. Lancaster
Memphis
J. N. van Devanter
B. G. Smyth
H. Albright
William ‘Weants
Aississtipi
J.C. Craven
Miscouri
J. Sek
Joan W. Luke
Vir- Nineation
Albert Wallace
D.dy
J. 8. Park
H."h Brownlee
Busissinpis
Meltae
W. Stern
Sabbath Schoole
A. H. Wolderby
W. & Neville
Ikeatuckys
Stark
Lupton
John W. Mulrose
D. D
WP. SeCateh
South Carollina
John Tt
South Caslina
BP. McGuady
Shona Mowbry
Virula
GW. Slark
Nashville
T. FE
Tucolecent
N. M. Woods
Z W. Ewing
Tennessee
N Imber
Concord
Assembly
Generall Assembly
Presbytery
pro-Presbyterian Alliance
William C. DeLand
Seventh Day Baptists
Tsing Chiang
China
Committee On Foreign Missions
Synod of Texas
Home Mission Committee
Columbia Theological Seminary
Columbian
S. C
Union Theological Seminary
Hampton City
General Nssembly
R. T. Jon
Richmond
W. V. Markland
Presbyterians Invite Cleveland to Visit Assembly
Washington May 19 after morning sessions the Presbyterian general assembly adopted a resolution authorizing two committees to invite President Cleveland to visit the assembly at the White House. The president and Mrs Cleveland received the commissioners in the east room. Dr Craig moderator was introduced and made brief remarks.
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Muatherk Presbyteriane
Washington
Cleveland
Aeton
General Assembly
White House
Cleveland Ware
Erty Kown
Craig
Bartlett
President's Assembly Greeting and Faith in Nation
Fragmented remarks recount a greeting to the president at a religious assembly. The speaker and Dr Craig reference Presbyterian support, Christian duty, and the nation’s religious restraint guiding public service. Cleveland responds praising the denomination’s influence on national character and moral governance.
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Craig
Assembly
Cleveland
Moderster
Banda
Teanent
Cumberland Presbyterians Debate Women Elders at Attle Rock
The Cumberland Presbyterians met at 8:30 this morning in Attle Rock Arkansas to discuss whether women may serve as elders. Fifteen overtures on female eldership were sent to the committee on overtures. Delegates from Chicago Bowling Green and nearby towns attended. The Cumberland university trustees reported healthy growth and seventy eight candidates for the ministry with faculty changes announced.
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Attle Rock
Ark
Cunberland Presbyterians
Rresbrterien
Camtrind
Dalies
Nerntur
Tisroster
Gremnys
Knoxellls
Tehanun
Chicago
Bowling Green
Cumberland University
Cotton movement report shows week gains and declines
The New Orleans Cotton Exchange report for the past week shows a 21 percent rise over the seven days ending May 9, with total weekly movement at 1.50 percent, and declines versus the prior year. Distinct figures cover receipts, stocks at ports and interior centers, and season totals, noting changes in northern spinners, seaport stocks, and overall marketing progress through mid May. Separate items report a Detroit case of elopement legalities and a Casey county assault resulting in Logan's death, plus a Manitoba wheat king's disappearance and local employment context.
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Mey
Hosters
New Orleanns Cotton Exchante Seport
Ceren
United States
Tandgeroaa
North
Canada
Agaibet
Trade Not $0 600B Slow and Money Stringent Report
Reports from the business centers show a cautious revival in stocks but little real improvement. Despite easier money in some districts, wholesale and retail trades remain weak with debt, tariff worries, and uncertain crops weighing on future undertakings.
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Harbor
Federal Capital
Promdval Clveland
Kerr Craige
Fuund Averstant
A. D. Hazen
Peninsylvania
John G. Brown
Idaho
Tinekost
Waho
George R. Young
New Measey
Ruswrell
John W.elles
Janos Willan
Hoswell
Ateh
Denver
Colo
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Crosby
Batley
Weswers
Atute
Dincarerik
Hera
Bee Gresh
Nicaragua
Teomy Nice Ag
Auanta
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Adatraville
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John Lance
Sand Mountain
Lance
Edwards
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Murdock
Ughter
Lorillard
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High Bridge
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Rogers
Northwestern Cordage Company
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Baukers
Tennenses
Jorstlie
Cameron Aermaal
Presbyterians
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Esters Report
Detroit
C A. Gordon
Fenton
James Latham
Teledo
Windsor
Mire
Moore
Tatham
Tolefto
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Lancaster
Casey County
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Sofia Brown
Pihend
Gibbin
Logan
Sanderson Ja
Himaiper
Ann
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Manitoba Bonnass Wheat King
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Louisville
Knoxville
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Columbus
New Orleans
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Bradstreets
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She Hankéra
Interior County
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Mobile
Gableston
San Francisco
Taltedt
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Gotton
Ward
Rockies
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Toad Bank
Joey
Mars
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