Cleveland's Speech at University of Michigan Explains Sentiment
Ex President Grover Cleveland arrives in Ann Arbor with a party including ex Governor Campbell and ex Postmaster General Dickinson. He is greeted by thousands of students and civic officials before delivering an address on sentiment in national life, praising free institutions and patriotic duty.
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Ann Arson
Mich
Grover Cleveland
Campbell
Ohio
Don M. Dickinson
Detroit
W. S. Bissell
Buffalo
Doty
Cleveland
Angell
University Hall
University of Michigan
Hill Dominates New York Democratic Convention Drama
Albany dispatch reports David B. Hill’s allies control a midwinter New York convention scene. Delegates rally for Hill while the Flower faction and Tammany maneuver for Chicago, with Bleeker Hall packed, flags and a George Washington portrait on stage, and songs of Hill’s supremacy amid mud and crowds.
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Hermann Bleeker
Sheehan
Richard Croker
George Washington
Othey
Dave
I1l
Governor Russell Hosts Levee Attended by 2260 at Beacon Hill
Governor Russell held open house on Washington's Birthday drawing about 2260 visitors to the State House. The crowd, including A G Sam Dalton and staff, mingled with lawmakers, dignitaries, and many children. Notables such as Charles Theodore Russell, John H. Driscoll, and Gen Nathaniel P Banks greeted guests, while Governor Russell later departed for New York.
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Beacon Hill
Washington
Russell
State House
Samuel Dalton
Kittredge
John W. Corcoran
H. Taylor
Mi Ki Donahoe
F. TH. Peabody
Borden
Keeler
Andrews
Cunningham
Delaney
Carmichael
Gaston
Bogan
Wheelwright
J. W. Coveney
Charles Theodore Russell
Joseph B. Russell
Joseph Russell
John H. Driscol
Joseph H. O'Neil
John C. Paige
Emmons Raymond
Cambridge
Passumpsic Railroad
Raymond
Grover Cleveland
Nathaniel P. Banks
Governor Russell
New York
Fort Monroe
Horace Fisher
Lewis Cook
Weymouth
Waltham
George N. Carpenter
Brookline
Robert A. Southworth
W. N. Oszood
Major Murphy
Custom House
N. P. Banks
Taylor
Unite
The
Ancients
Fred Richmond
Warren A. Locke
I. E. Barker
Malden
Henry L. Pierce
Rivers
Milan
Joseph O'Neil
Charles Mann
Republican State Committee
A. ©. Drinkwater
Charles Weil
W. J. Curran
E. J. Reilly
Democratic City Committee
Joseph P. Lomaine
Jerome Jones
Nathaniel W. Ladd
J. Otis Wetherbee
Frederick W. Iliss
Francis Peabody, Jr
Redmond Peabody
E. A. McLaughlin
House of Representatives
John H. Driscoll
Lawrence
Codman
Pillsbury
Murray
Ninth Regiment
Mrs. Deacon Angry in Paris Shooting Case
Luxvoy Feb 22 Mrs Deacon tells a Paris correspondent there was no justification for her husband firing on M Abeille She says Abeille could have fled and was not hiding behind the sofa She delayed opening the door to light a candle and plans to seek a divorce after enduring bad treatment by her husband.
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Luxvoy
Weather Indications Forecast For New England And East
Washington February 22 8 p m forecast for Tuesday calls for generally clear weather across New England and eastern New York with calm winds except brisk north along the coast. Fair conditions expected Wednesday.
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Washington
New England
New York
Blair's Honest Desire Candid on Presidential Nomination
Former Senator Henry W Blair to United Press says political friends urged him to run and he must declare his real position on public questions. He notes a public letter explains his stance and he will not forecast assurances of support or identify backers.
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Washington
Henry W. Blair
United Press
Blair
Apology Demand Over Ward McAllister List
The Herald and Record face pressure to apologize to Boston for their attempt at Ward McAllister recognition. The Post's Four Hundred list is offered as a substitution for their cotillon and tedious lists. Readers are urged to handle the matter with grace, avoiding crude methods.
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The
Herald and Record
Boston
McAllister
POST
Othello’s Occupation Calls for Ayer’s Coffee Ad
In a sharp mock ad style the speaker urges Othello to try Ayer’s Hygienic Coffee. The line suggests coffee can overturn prejudices with practical effect, framing the product as a cure or remedy in a satirical, early modern tone.
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Ayer
Pittsfield lineman injured by live wire at Willard's Drug Store
George Pike, lineman for the Pittsfield Electric Company, touched a 1000-volt live wire while repairing an iron pole outside Willard's drug store. He writhed in agony as smoke rose from his hands and could not release the wire until the current was cut. He suffered burns and a severe shock, was removed from the pole and later taken home after doctors treated him.
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Mr. Hill
Hill
Mr. Flower
Associated Committees
Union Hall
Eagle Street
Pirtsrzup
George Pike
Pittsfield Electric Company
Willard
Mike
Do Tors
Jie
Best Public Library in Ashes at Decatur
Fire destroyed the Ashes public library block in Decatur Illinois early today. The blaze consumed stores a business college lodge rooms and the Western Union Telegraph office. Walls fell causing narrow escapes but no injuries to firefighters. Ruins still burning with no further spread expected. Loss estimated around 200000 dollars.
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Decatun, Ill
Western Union Telegraph Company
CORA POTTER'S LOSS IN FIRE AT CARR TOWN
A February 22 blaze gutted a large block in Carr Town South Africa housing the Masonic Temple the theater and the Native Affairs office. Actress Mrs James Brown Potter was among the principal losers as all scenery and wardrobes for her company burned.
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Carr Town
Africa
Masonic Temple
Thatre
Government Office of Native Affairs
James Brown Potter
All praised Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Remedy
A short ad notes the people's remedy Dr Bull's Cough Syrup praised for its effectiveness with a price of 25 cents per bottle.
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Dr. Bull
Dinner of Their New York Society Honors Our Country
The sixth annual New York Southern Society dinner was led by President Hugh R. Garden with guests Governor William E. Russell and other notable figures. Governor Russell honored Washington and Union ideals citing patriotism and national unity while lamenting war wartime excesses and urging loyalty and fraternity across the North and South.
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New York
New York Southern Society
Hugh R. Garden
William E. Russell
Massachusetts
John S. Lindsay
D. D
Virginia
Elihu Root
Boody
Brooklyn
A. M. Waddell
North Carolina
Charles Leighton Harris
Texas
J. B. Wilkinson
New Orleans
Charles Deems
D.C
John W. Corcoran
Robert B. Roosevelt
Russell
Commonwealth
Jeferson
Hamilton
Madison
Jay
Washington
United States
Wan
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Creede, Colorado
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Devsonshire St
Boston, Mass
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