The Royal Parade Fifty First Year Jubilee
Queen Victoria appears in an open carriage at Buckingham Palace as crowds cheer on the fiftieth anniversary of her accession. Princes, dukes, and foreign royals ride in procession through London streets amid heat, crowds, and cheers. Reports detail a briefly unsettled occasion with injuries to sunstruck bystanders and a marquis unseated from his horse, plus later notes on peerage creations and a formal US president message of jubilation.
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Losnos
Victoria
Prince of Wales
Duke of Edinburgh
Duke of Connaught
Prince Imperial
Germany
Lorne
Quren
Buckingham Palace
Pall Mall
Marquis of Larne
Constitution Hill
Abbey
Parliament Street
Horse Guards
Chapel Royal
Trafalgar Square
Itheum Club
Carleton
Picadilly
Duchens
Bacculagh
Victoria of
Schli: Holstein
Marcereset
Prussia
Alfred of
Edinurgh
Victoria Sed Sophia
Pragvia
Louisa of Battenberg
Irene of Hesse
Christiana
Life Guards
Waes
Pees Engl
Hatuen
Cleveland
F Cleveland
United ‘of Ameren
Vic
Britain and Ireland
Britain
Wien
Washington
1857
Manitoba loan and road contracts cross into Canada
A garbled Manitoba item notes a loan of 1.1 million dollars taken by A. T. Druman for London and Eagan, with a formal celebration delayed until next month. Mention of rail work and road contracts hints at boundary-reaching projects and July start dates, but details are unclear.
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Manitoba
Wurxtryo
A. T. Drumamond
London
Eagan
Syliate
Fidelity Bank Conspiracy Arrests and Bond Actions
Hubert Baldwin and Hopkins arrested a second time on a conspiracy charge over a $300000 misappropriation at Fidelity National Bank. They waived examination, posted bonds for October court appearance, while the case involves drafts to Weitzshire Beckett & Co and falsified reports to the comptroller. Bonds posted and further actions follow in ongoing bank investigations.
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Eugene Powell
Fidelity Bank
Powell
Burnette
Messia
Hubert
Baldwin
Hopkins
Weitzshire, Beckett & Co
Chemical National Bank of New York
B.f.hopkins
Fidelity National Bank
United States
Aser
Rational Bank
Suooper
E. L. Harper
B. F. Hopkins
J. W. Wellshire
Chicago
Harper
Breen and Young and Prazer quarries strike for wageIncrease
Stone cutters at Breen and Young's and Prazer's quarries in East St. Clair struck for higher wages this morning, involving about 100 workers. The action reflects a push for better pay among Breen and Young's East St. Clair operations and surrounding quarry sites.
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Htriten
Br. Croce
Breen & Young
Prazer’s
East St. Cloail
The Yell One Park Outlook for Coming Season
The Yellowstone season of 1887 opens on the 15th under calmer management. The Yellowstone association oversees hotels and transport and aims to provide better visitor accommodations. A remodeled main hotel at Maurinoth hot springs, a new Norris geyser basin hotel, and cottages at tower and upper geyser basins improve facilities. A large hotel at Grand Canon sits ready with lumber delivered, temporary lodging moves to Yellowstone lake, and a new road between Norris geyser basin and Grand Canon shortens trips by about thirty miles.
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Liviseston
Yellowstone National Park
Rufus Hatch
Yellowstone Association
Maurinoth Hot Springs
Norris Geyser Basin
Grand Canon
Yellowstone Lake
Nor jHis Geyser Basin
Kentucky Tolliver Gang Turmoil Ends in Siege and Bloodshed
A Lexington Courier story recounts the Rowan County conflict known as the Tolliver vendetta. Craig Tolliver and several followers die in a siege as Sheriff Hogg builds a large posse to arrest those implicated in the Logan killings. The Morehead battle ends with Tollivers killed and the gang disbanded, leaving multiple casualties and a cautionary chapter in Kentucky history.
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Sovievinny
Kentucky
Rowan
Cook Humphrey
Sherif
Rowan County
Samuel Goodwin
Martins
Humphreys
Tollivers
Goodwin
Craig Tolliver
Humphrey
Solomon Bradley
Jobin Martin
White Pelfrey
B. Candelle
Baumgarden
Chesaoe & Ohio
Norfolk
Alley
Boratiens
Morehead
Sheriffs Posse
Tolliver Gang
Morden
Maryhead
Sheri
Hogg
Itowan
Logan Boys
Sheriff Hogg
Hogs
Tolliver
Logans
Ines
Toliver
Craig
Alliver
Budd Tolliver
Jay Tolliver
Hiram Rs Tolliver
Meley
County power to reduce assessments rejected by judge
June 22 Faroe Judge McConnell ruled that county commissioners lack authority to cut assessor returned assessments. Case involved Plummer & Hanson Yankers with a $50,000 reduction dispute.
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Faroe
McConnell
Plummer & Hanson, Yankers
Sons of America Adopt Nationwide Platform in Chicago
The Sons of America closed their eleventh nation convention in Chicago. The adopted platform pledges loyalty to the government, opposes foreign ownership, and supports preserving resources for native born or naturalized citizens. It calls for defeating foreign influence and communism and emphasizes fraternal American unity.
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Chicaao
Sons of America
Stars and Stripes
Distinguished Democrats Gather in Washington D C
The Star reports a Washington gathering of prominent Democrats with rumors of a party policy conference on revenue reduction. Senators Harris Ransom Cockrell Gorman Brown Pugh and Jones of Arkansas are present along with Representatives McCreary Holman Wilson of West Virginia and Kentucky Governor Knott. Speaker Carlisle is expected to arrive soon.
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National Capital
Wasmaton
Dane
The
Star Tonight
Washington
Harris
Ransom
Cockrell
Gorman
Brown
All
Pugh
Jones
Arkansas
McCreary
Holman
Wilson
West Virginia
Knott
Kentucky
Carlisle
Grace Howard Plans Missionary Work at Crow Creek Agency
Grace Howard, eldest daughter of journalist Joseph Howard Jr, leaves home to serve as a missionary at the Crow Creek agency Oak. Her program includes locating 160 acres near Crow Creek, building a schoolhouse, and establishing a school to teach Indians sewing and to qualify as instructors for their people.
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New York
Grace Howard
Journallst
Joseph Howard, Jr
Crow Creek
Oak
Crow Creek Agency
Knights of Pythias adjourns to Wahpeton meet in 1888
Warrwtown June 28 The grand lodge of the Knights of Pythias adjourned to meet at Wahpeton on the third Tuesday of June 1888. Newly elected officers named include W E Gates Kimball G C W R Arnold Watertown G Y C E W Murray Redfield G P B Wineman Grandeaves G K of R A B Phillips Sioux Falls G M of He Cutting Muller G 1 G J Hi Boltam Faulkton G C G 41 Cornell Deadwood P G G.
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Warrwtown
Dax
Grand Lodge of the
Knights of Pythias
Wahpeton
W. E. Gates
Kimball
He “Cutting
Muller
G. J. Hi
Boltam
Faulkton
Cornell
Deadwood
P. GG
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le Leeds
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Norwich
Pall Mall Gazett
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the Gazette
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Mount Vernon
Washington Mansion
Jay Gould
Potomac
Fortress Monroe
Pierre
Hughes County
Miller
Journal
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Wisconsin
Re- Wonder
Ansenamenta
ProVombune Sioux
Milwaukee
Arc Department
Worl
Stok
Burton Stock Car Company
Northwestern and Weatery
Inter-State Commerce Commission
H. B. Stone
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Burton
St. Faut
Albert Lea
St. Cloud
Mankato
Duluth, St. Loud, Mankato
Army of the
Saratoga
N. X
Army of the Potomac
Gen. L. Fairchild
McClure
New York Veterinary College
Wassinoros
Civil Service Commission
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Longfellow
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Navy Department
Roval Academy
Louly
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Detroit
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Ray
St. Lou
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Johanna
Woodcock
R. B. Buggs
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Duluth
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Jane B
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Fargo
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