Return Trip Of the Presidential Party From Atlanta
The presidential party arrived in Wroxtcommer Alabama after a night on the train. Crowds lined Commerce Street while Governor Seay Mayor Reese and others escorted the visitors to the hotel. A large reception, a banquet, and a review from the hotel balcony followed. A silver bale souvenir was presented to Mrs Grover Cleveland. The president and party toured Montgomery before continuing toward Washington amid cheers and demonstrations in several towns along the route.
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Morgan
Senate
O'Neal
Davidson
Jacks
Ad Mrs. Saay
Neil
Berator Pugh
New Orleans
Lamont
Clove- Yood
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F. F.C
Cho Hotel
Guarda
Montgomery
Madison
Wis
Coney Village
South
Minneapolis
Washington
BOM
Darren
Rome
Cleveland
Dalton
Sugar Valkey
Sucan Valley
Jicro
Imvn
Jacksonville
Appeal for Aid for Tampa Yellow Fever Sufferers
A Tampa plea from October 20 asks counties and committees to send funds to the mayor or First National Bank of Tampa to aid the sick and unemployed amid yellow fever. Reports from Washington note two deaths and five new cases, with four teen fever cases in the city and hospital strain.
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Tampa
Jacksonville
Fla
King Welle
State Uealth Protectiot Association
C. D. Jones
Traes-Cuilen
Fugor
Associated Press
First National Bank of
Taipa
Kine W.ly
Florida Health Protective Associatio Wasninotos
Gladstone Addresses Irish Home Rule Supporters In Derby
London October 20 Mr Gladstone received an address from Irish residents of Nottingham. He said disunion between Catholics and Protestants could end if Ireland achieved home rule. In Derby he told 4 060 at Drill Hall that nationalist aims had moderated since 1881 and dismemberment was not sought. He defended cooperation with Irish leaders as moderation guiding toward unity and home rule. He condemned coercion measures as harming liberty and press rights, and urged Ulster reconciliation within a united Ireland under the queen.
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Gladstone
Nottingham
Ireland
Derby
Rapine
Nationalipps
Drill
William Vernon Harcourt
Baron Wolverton
God
Prince of Wales
Joey
Jesse
Joseph Chamberlaint
Jesse Collings
Mr. Gladstone
Lounder
Gross
Parnel
Italy
United Kingdom
Ulster
England
Liberal Party
London Socialists Demonstration Dispersed by Police
A London crowd of socialists and unemployed workers gathered in a park. A speaker waved a red flag crying the glorious commune. The mob stampeded, police charged, injuries occurred, and several arrests were made after a deputation failed to secure full access to the Home Office.
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Loxton
Tde Park
Home Office
Home Secretary
Resisting Eviction Fight Ends With Daughter Struck
Three tenants on Lord Clanricarde's estate were evicted in Durum on October 20. Patrick Campbell resisted officers and during the melee his daughter Margaret was struck on the head with a crowbar and severely injured. Bright women and two men were arrested as pouroved notices appeared in Mitchellstown. United Leeland, Str. O'Brien's paper, prints six columns of reports from suppressed branches of the National League. Application before Judge O'Brien sought a writ of certiorari to quash a coroner's jury verdict against policemen in Mitchellstown shooting case. The motion, unopposed by counsel, was granted.
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Patrick Campbell
O'Brien
National League
Court of Queen's Bench
Iwritof Vertioran
Thy
Mitchellstown
They Want Davis at South Carolina State Fair
A movement began in Coruna to invite former President Jefferson Davis to attend the Columbia state fair opening in November. Local merchants and citizens express enthusiastic support and a committee will be formed to extend the invitation after Davis visits Athens.
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Coruna
D. C
Jefferson Davis
Columbia
J. L. Minnaugh
Episcopal Congress Discusses Historic Episcopate Stakes
In Louisville on October 20 the Episcopal Church Congress gathers many delegates. Leaders debate proportional representation versus equal voting, with Bishop Dudley and clergy from New York to Cincinnati weighing the issue as work coalesces for broader church cooperation.
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Peener Ae Ay
Tgbury
Hey
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Cleater
W. Donula
Ascent
Conareh
Tee
York
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Gh Louis
EL Babogak
Columbus
Neaenon
M. Peters
D.D
Ni Ir
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Calin
Comets
Rewss
Ing
Atds James
Tourhtaling
Rev. Critere
James
Ateingen
Braston Bryant
Bilwood
Marafin Smedes
Cincinnati
D. de Brooklyn
Harold Arrow Bulith
Peed Point
Tennessee failure strikes terror into New York caplinists
New York creditors face woe as Timothy Brothers of Nashville falls, with H B Claflin & Co holding $83,000 of notes. Other firms hold smaller amounts, including E S Jaffrey & Co and Ray Hilton & Co. Rep. from Claflin’s arrives in Nashville to salvage assets. lawyers assist in recovery efforts.
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New York
Timothy Brothers
Nashville, Tenn
H. B Claflin & Co
Timothy
E. ¥. Daitray & Co
Nashville Myers
Why They Were Not Released Seized Vessels Case Reopens
Correspondence published from Wasmyer shows Justice Department probes into why British sealing vessels Caroline Onward and Thornton were not released after seizure in 1836. Garland's telegrams to Sitka officialspoint to alleged fraud alerts ignored until October 12, 1887. The narrative spans legal actions, gaslight association notes, and unrelated public notices.
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Alaska
Garland
United States
Fudge Diwror
Bull
Sitka
Clesss
Caroline
Onward
Thornton
Unite States
Trason
Sgain
Neabel Atkins
St Sitka
Fatal Collision Near Greer's Station Claims Three
A wreck on the Air-Line railroad three and a half miles south of Greer's station South Carolina killed three passengers and injured several others. The two northbound sections collided in a cut at 6:30 am due to conflicting orders. rescue trains aided victims as officials investigated fault and sought missing crew.
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Wall
Will
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Asheville
Edward Harnett
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Garee
Siliea Mostandly
Eagaaio
Baseball notes from October travel and results
News notes detail the St. Louis club arriving after a rainout in Philadelphia while the world championship series awaits a rescheduled tenth game. Pittsburgh beat Cleveland 6 to 2 in a separate report. An Agricultural Convention in Washington lists leading figures and committee members.
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