CENTENNIAL DAY PARADE IN NEW YORK DRAWS 50 000 TROOPS
The New York Centennial Day parade drew over 50 000 troops from states led by Delaware Massachusetts and Georgia. President Harrison attended services at St Pauls and a sub treas ury address by Chauncey Depew. Grover Cleveland received enthusiastic crowds as the procession highlighted Washingtons centenary celebration with a grand Madison Square banquet and later theatrical events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Harrison
New York City
Newton Boat Club
Charles River
City of
United States
St. Paul’s
Potter
Sub-Treasury Building
Chauncey M. Depew
Sub-Treasury
Madison Square
Art Committee
Metropolitan Opera House
Stokes
Twentieth Street
Grover Cleveland
Mr. Depew
Rutherford
Hayes
Delaware
Texas
Louisiana
Massachusetts
Gordon
Georgia
Electric System on Lynn Street Cars Protest Hearing
The Lynn board of aldermen held a lengthy hearing on the New England Telephone Company protest against Belt Line Street Railway Company’s plan to run cars by a single trolley. Telephone officials argued single overhead with return ground harms service, citing Cambridge and Boston cars as worsening current through the ground. The board took the matter under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Sprorau
Lynn Board of Aldermen
New England Telephone Company
Belt Line Street Railway Company
Telephone Company
Messrs
J. H. Farnham
Samuel F. Powers
F., A. Houston
J. W. Duxbury
The
Cambridge
Boston
Maritime arrivals and sailings from New York and Europe
A list of ships arriving at Havre and other ports including Illinois and Vertumnus arriving at Antwerp and St Ann's Bay. Multiple steamers sail for Hamburg Santander and Halifax while others depart for Leghorn Sagua Rio Janeiro and Port-au-Prince with vessels named Burrundia Naples Chelydra Mdmonsley North Cambria Ashdene Fremona and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonpox
Burrundia
Naples
New York
Chelydra
Antwerp
Canada
Mdmonsley
Sunderland
Montreal
North Cambria
Seriphos
Philiadelphia
Ashdene
Hamburg
Malifax
Fremona
Shields
Wildflower
Philadelphia
Havre
Amalfi
Hanbury
Carthagenian
Oston
Glasgow
Gothia
Baltimore
Lake Ontario
Liverpool
Develgonne
Mampurg
Cademere
Gibraltar
Rochdale
New Orleans
Ponce de Leon
Illinois
Vertumnus
St. Ann’s Bay
Siotna
Baracoa
Belair
Port Spain
Alamo
Sagua
Margarida
Rio Janeiro
Bogart
Speculani
Buenos Ayres
Amanuele M
Alexandretta
Candido
Messina
Sandro
Leghorn
Arda
Port-au-Prince
Samuel L. Storer
Nantucket
California
Rochampoon
Santander
Royal Sovereign
Kkanzoon
Arcadia
Barbados
Abram Young
St. John
N. 3
G. H. Gordon
Fictou
Ships Arrive and Sail From Global Ports in Late April
Multiple vessels including Vertumnus Belair Zealandia Gladiolus Gallina Anchoria Carthagenian Wildflower Clydesdale Cheribon Scybia Monarch Rochdale Lake Ontario and more report arrivals from New York Boston Havre Liverpool Hamburg Glasgow Pauillac Perim Shanghai Gibraltar and Gibraltar routes with origins and destinations such as New York Port Spain San Francisco Rangoon Sydney New Orleans Philadelphia Baltimore New Orleans and Montreal April 27 to May 1 period and notes on misprints and Doppler-like port pairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Illinois
Antwerp
Vertumnus
St. Ann’s Say
Belair
Port Spain
Auckland
N. Z
Zealandia
San Francisco
Sydney
Belfast
Gladiolus
New Orleans
Havre
Gallina
Glasgow
Anchoria
Egyptian Monarch
Newark
Carthagenian
Boston
Wildflower
Philadelphia
Pauillac
Clydesdale
Perim
Cheribon
Rangoon
Liverpool
Scybia
Shanghae
Monarch
New Kong
Rochdale
Hamburg
Amalfi
Develgonne
Hamburks
Gothia
Baltimore
Lake Ontario
Gibraltar
Ponce de Leon
New Ileans
Gibraltrr
Cachemere
Frutera
Wergeland
Baracoa
City of Richmond
Quebec
Lake Superior
Father Point
Oregon
Montreal
Martin River
Glas. Bow
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Paris
Berlin
Mes
St. Romuns
Osborn Mills
Fall River
State Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Northampton
Canadian Senate
Carl Rosa
Parnell
Comptoir d’ Escompte
Herbert Bismarck
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railways
Battery A
Christ Church
Old King’s Chapel
Shawmut Union
Berkeley
St. Paul's
Harvard
Longwood Cricket Club
George Higginson
Father Mathew Temperance Association
Charlestown
Page
Mosquito Yacht Club
Thorndike
Judd
John M. Forbes
John E. Russell
York City
Bay State
Ton
Houghton & Dutton
Tremont and Beacon Sts
Commonwealth
Clothing House
Washington and
Kneeland Streets
Jove
Wollings
R. Hollings & CO
Washington St
Adams House
R. H. Stearns & CO
Tremont St. and
Temple Place
R. & J. Gilchrist
Ford F
French & Go
Victoria
Castor
Long Island
Lyons
Guiet & CO
New England
Prockett & Tuttle
New Haven
Ferd F. French & CO
Sudbury ST
Tremont ST
WM. Franklin Elles Sou
Hn Beaton
Whewell
Endowment Pond
AL. Eins
T. Phelps
Agh
Merchants
Paine’s Furniture Co
Washington Street
Boston & Maine
Paine
Paine Art Warerooms
Canal Street
Ae KS
Shepard, Norwell & CO
Legnard & CO
Europe
America
Treasury Stock
Colchis Mining Company
Robert G. Ingersoll
C. D. Jenkins
M. D
Frank N. Wedge
R. H. Whitney & CO
Congress Street
Boston, Mass
Spring Lane
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