North and South Dakota Admit to Union and Other Pages
Wasnieton and Washington report President Cleveland signed the territorial omnibus bill admitting North Dakota South Dakota Washington and Montana as states. The executive order also shifts Minnesota offices from Benson and Worthington to Tracy Marshall and Fergus Falls, and a French book on Dakota life is reviewed amid other telegraph and political notes.
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Wasnieton
North Dakota
South Dakota
Washngton
Montane
Home of Representatives
Associated Press
White House
Springer
Committee On
Territories
Hox. Wu
Meketter
Washington
United States
Benson
Redwood Falls
Worthington
Minnesota
Tracy
Marshall
Fergus Falls
Minn
St. Cloud
General Harrison Makes Washington Visit After Ovation Tour
A delayed special train bearing General Harrison arrived in Washington after a lengthy ovation from Indianapois to Harrisburg. crowds greeted the president elect at each stop, with Gov Beaver’s son and state legislators presenting congratulations. Harrison spoke briefly and allowed limited access to callers as he planned more private time aboard his car.
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Washeton
General Harrison
Washington
Indianaports
Harrisburg
Harrison
Central Road
Bridgeport
Beaver
Ici
Ashington
Aes
Hue
Ninth Street
Mediately
Saphiahad
Halford
Ion Cancen
Eee Larrieon
Off to Washington Harrison Leaves Indianapolis Amid Applause
President elect Harrigan begins his triumphant march to the White House with banners, throngs, cannons and speeches. The presidential train, one of the most elegant ever seen, departs Indianapolis amid cheers from crowds along Delaware and Market streets. General Harrison delivers a farewell address and the journey proceeds to Washington with stops at Richmond Piqua and Columbus, greeted by thousands and reported in detail.
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Harrigan
White House
Harrison
Washington Laptanarais
Fleet Harrison
T. 5
Quincy
Men's Republican Lab
Chicago
Peter W. A. Johnson
Alvin P. Hovey
Mayor Denny
J. C. Schaffer
Rogey
General Harrison
Hovey
Washington
Harrison Emerg
McKee
Delaware Street
Fort Wayne Avenue
Ohio Street
Lew Wallace
Market
Nylvania
Cerel
Lovelock
Union Station
Ricumonn
Indianapolis
Lmits
Deaf and Dumb Institute
Irvington
Butler University
Cumberland
Philadelphia
Greenfield
Charlottesie
Knightstown
Dunseith
Fort Wayne
Cincinnati
Louisville
Piqua
Richmond
Milly
Finsib
Tamale
Harriasy
Unoana
Suppor
Colne Eeparte Es
Aps
Stong
Foraker
Eras
Cableton
Woodstock
Milford Centre
Plain Cit
Columbus
Hillerds
Washington busy day as Harrison nears cabinet talks
Washington reports a flurry of visitors to General Harrison amid cabinet speculation. Californians and Illinois lawmakers eye positions. discussions touch on Coggswell and other candidates while Wilas and other Minnesota figures spark debates. Morton and Mrs. Morton arrive in Washington as the day closes with continued intrigue.
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Washineray
Harrison
G. C. Moody
A.J. Edgerton
Dakota
Blaine
Windom
Lamont
Halford
Executive Mansion
Indiana
Illinois
Vilas
Washinerox
John Lind
Minnesota
Morton
Washington
Arlington
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Senate
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Japan
Telegraphic News
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Wm. Windom
Secretary of the Treasury
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Stephen B. Elkins
Henry G. Davis
America
al Ed Roce Tod
Maynearouts
the Tribune
Springfield
Lil
Iiuase
Michigan
B. Grant
Upper Peninsula
Paris
Batalo Gap
Plan
Nourrit & Co
Baron Girancey
Fleur de-Lys
Tates
Baron Grancey
Dekuta
Baya Beerateos
Tim
Johnny
Mity Jane
Young Indies
Tan Sane
WiLesnanne
Plymouth
Gaylord Shaft
Ohn Powell
Andy Bien
Mary
Jenni Connell
Georges
Reese
John Powell
Tothers
Pewser
Wilkesbarre
Killa
Ger
Harrison Batd
Pune
New York and St. Louis
Pullman
Tolanthe
Pennsylvania
H. W. Westmoreland
Neutral Strip
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Slows Falls
Dak
Texas
Faso
Tex
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Peardon
Lorpon
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Times
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Minneapolis
Glidden
Sioux Falls
Dicktown
Dhermsom
Oak
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John Holler
Holler
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J.B. McDonald
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Minnew
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Cable
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Huron
Sheridan
Columbia
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Ethel
Herron
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Thomas
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Hiller
Davidson
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Porter
de Puy
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Carson
Dr. Pettit
O. H. Whitaker
Alfre Whitaker
Ford Whitaker
W. P. Moffet
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Cooper
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Newman
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Hooper
Connella
Church
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Falkenberg
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Griffin
Goff
Moorehouse
Davis
Montana
Theron
Mude
TNE Club
Montana Club
Col. Sanders
Major Maginnis
Lee Martis
Mantle
Professor McLouth
Judge Thomas
Wasuisaton
Yankton & Missouri Railway Company
Yankton Reservation
Sabin
Secretary of the Interior
Dawee
South Dakata
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