Centennial pageant colors Nashville for McKinley visit
President McKinley arrives in Nashville for Tennessee centennial celebration at the exposition grounds. A detachment of ex Confederates acts as guard of honor as a large crowd lines Broad Street and Vanderbilt grounds. Mrs McKinley appears in the aisle to cheers. Governor Bushnell and staff, Governor Taylor, and Cabinet members receive acclaim. McKinley praises Tennessee loyalty and unity as the exposition showcases renewal and prosperity.
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Church Street
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van Leer Kirkman
Woman’s Board
J. W. Thomas
Centennial Company
Broad Street
Vanderbilt University
George F. Hager
U.S
Exposition Grounds
William McKinley
United States
Kirkman
Ashnell
Ohio
Taylor
Bob
Pensional
Clay Evans
Ten-nessee
James R. Dunn
Brrs
Saxton
John Hill Dakin
Nashville
Whites House
Addison Porter
Hugh
Themes
Widely Known Turfman Byron McClelland Dead in Lexington
Byron McClelland a famed turfman died at his Lexington home after a Congestive chill and pneumonia following a riding career dating from 1878. Born in Lexington he aged 45, left a $380000 estate and was survived by his wife Miss Sallis Smith.
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Lexincros
Key
Byron McGlelland
Latonia
Mr. McClelland
Sallis Smith
Sugar schedule vote tightens in Senate caucus clash
Washington June reports a close 82 to 80 Senate vote on the sugar schedule with caucus amendment shifting the rate to 1.95 per pound. Key speakers included Allison for the measure and Gorman opposing it, while arguments focused on effects on prices and markets. Charleston.
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Destructive cyclone hits Lyle area causes fatalities
A violent cyclone swept ten miles long damaging farms and buildings from Funda to Clark counties. Dozens injured, one fatality and many in critical condition. total property damage around 80 000 dollars. Homes barns and a schoolhouse were destroyed. several residents suffered severe injuries and one man killed. Separate reports note a murder in Chicago and Hawaii ending a cable contract renewal dispute.
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John Webber
Willis Bryan
Christian Peterson
Milwaukee
Illinois Central
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Robert
M. L. Hughson
William Brooke
Clarion
Charles Larson
Chris Christengen
Clenson
Boxing Draw Ends Maher Sharkey Clash At Palace Club
New York boxing match drew 10 000 witnesses at One Hundred seventh street with Peter Maher and Tom Sharkey fighting to an unsatisfactory draw after police arrested ring participants. Maher was the favorite but Sharkey connected with strong blows, a sixth round knockdown by Sharkey and a chaotic seventh round ending in arrests.
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