President Cleveland's Far Reach Tour Schedule to Atlanta
The itinerary outlines President Cleveland and Mrs. Cleveland's three week West and South journey leaving Washington September 30. Private secretary Lamont and three companions travel with them. Stops include Indianapolis Terre Haute St. Louis Chicago Milwaukee Madison St. Paul Minneapolis Omaha Kansas City Memphis Nashville and Atlanta among others with detailed train times and minimal on site speeches. The plan prioritizes rest, orderly receptions, and city tours over large crowd events.
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Washington
Pennylvania
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
St. Louie
Maison
Chicago, Milwakes and St. Paul Railroad
St. Paul
Srrive
Minneapolis
Chicago, &Tani
Minneapolis and Omaha
Thesday
Omaha
Chicago, Igton and Quincy
St. Joseph
Ransas City
Kavnas City
As City
Fort Scout
St. Louis
Atlanta
Cave
Montgomery
North Carolina
Walmeton
Joet
Ies
Mae
Nashville's hot campaign closes amid tense near vote
September 21 reports from Nashville and surrounding counties describe a bitter political campaign over a half million dollar sub project. The fight centers on railroad influence and a three to one vote threshold, with high tension and fears of clashes tomorrow as gatherings and protests occur.
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Vete Wien
Nashviine
Teun
Peonte Elire
Louisville and Baliiile
Purchasing the Bonds and Treasury Policy Debates
Treasury officials report total bond offerings for purchase at 41,000,500 with prices from 107.00 to 108. The acting secretary says purchase plans and policy changes are under consideration, with announcements only via official action. A press circular outlines daily purchases of 4 3/4 and 4 percent bonds through Oct 1887, up to 13,092,000 total, detailing terms and interest handling.
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Treasury
Thompson
Tie
Hese
Wallstreet
Indicator
The
A. E. Bateman
New York
Grean & Bateman
Chase
Bonds
Star
Bateman
Thor
Hyatt
Ofvice
Wasnsiron
D. C
United States
Heart. Troursox
Fire and accidents spill across the day in New York and Tennessee
A fire along Albany harbor burned Capron and Woolverton’s Hoag mill destroying 100000 bushels of grain with losses estimated at 150000 dollars. Eight firemen were rescued after ladders failed, police carried them from windows. A fatal blaze in Brooklyn on Lafayette and Lewis avenues killed one occupant and injured another. In Chattanooga a Greco Roman wrestling match at the opera house ended in a fistfight and a pistol being drawn. A near miss on the Chicago, Milwaukee and Pacific line prompted a foreman to flag trains to avert disaster. Texans urged appointing Judge Willis to the Texas Supreme Court bench amid a corruption case against a state official. A jury trial in Baron Bayon’s case disclosed extensive galley misdeeds tied to a money sale.
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Alpany
Capron and Woolverton
Laayette and
Lewis Ovenues
Beoklyn
Kirk Robinson
CoLompia
D. C
Orangeburg
Orangeburg Agricultural and Mechanical Association
Court of General Sessions
Robinson
Ohio National ‘Garde
M Dannon Will
Ming
Mackenzie
Rajor
Frederick William
Germany
Oatinderman
Isys
Mackouris
Anarchist Clemency Plea Amid Death Row Ties
September 21 dispatches describe A. R. Parsons, condemned anarchist, sending a lengthy address to the American people urging publication without alteration. He defends his innocence, denounces judicial murder by commutation, and invokes liberty or death while opposing further appeals to courts. A separate Chicago circular targets workingmen, signed by The Federation of Trade Unions, blaming the Supreme Court and urging action.
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Curicadé
Parsons
Brain Trigh
Haymarket
Tam Sac
Berty
Patrick Henry
Chicago
United States of North America
Supreme Court
Jower Court
Banfield
Garey
Federation of Trade Unions
New York
O'Donnell
Amnesty Association
Clemensy
Wbus
Emancy
Vennessee
Evansville Blue and Gray reunion draws crowds in Indiana
The Blue and Gray reunion at Evansville Indiana reported strong turnout with about 25 000 attendees on Friday. Notables including Governor Isaac Gray E E Noyes General Wheeler and Colonel Wood spoke as visiting military companies staged a dress parade. The event featured lamination lights and planned prize drills and speeches by Gen Gresham Hovey and others.
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Ind
Evasevites
E. E. Noyes
Ohio
Adam Johnston
Texas
J. ©. Wheeler
Nashville
Tenna
Wood
Florence
Ala
Green B. Raam
Washington, D. C
George W. Pack
Milwaukee
Wis
Rill
P. Buckner
Kentucky
Tommorrow
Gordon
Georgia
Gresham and Hovey
Agitated Ireland in Court and Amid Crowds at New Trial
In Cork trials and Dublin protests unfold amid heated rhetoric. Mr Harvington defends a witness who brands OBrien a liar and murderer while a large Cork crowd supports political prisoners. Meanwhile an English home rule deputation is welcomed as Davitt denounces coercion and asserts national progress.
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Prd Nicipal
O'Brien
Mayer
Davitt
National League
Handy Blackthorns
Balfour
Ireland
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Thorold. Oper
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Dusfix
League
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Morean
Edmund Dwyer Gray
Dublin
America
Kilbride
William O’brien
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House of Commons
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Castle Island
Causeway
County Kerry
Trale
Tamumee
Poor Law Guardians of
Limerick
John Delmege
Dele
Sicume
MatcHellstown
John Dilson
Mitchellstown
Harrington
Murphy
Ryder
Hyder
Mme
Harxington
R. Dillon
Seagrave
Dillon
Galway
Orrell
Bally Vaughan
Whetehan
Sexton
Bishadi
French Preas Attaches Little Emrpert Mance Arrest
In a garbled report the Temps cites a provocative arrest tied to a minor and unnamed infant, with tempers flaring over official responses. Officials suggest trans officials collaborate while debating blame, amid a tense state of affairs and unclear motive.
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Preas
Schnaobs
Ste
Sefaet Scoedio
Rome and Messina cholera news and Rome veterans parade
Sept 21 reports describe cholera outbreaks with new cases across Messina Catania and Palermo alongside 165 new cases and 46 deaths in Messina. A Rome celebration marked veterans day with unveiling of Rienzi statue and funds for an orphan asylum.
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Lees Foman
Cola
Rienzi
Signor Crisp
Pris Rina
Senean Orphan Asylum
Rowx
Messina
Catania
Palermo
Measina
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