Nine governors visit Atlanta for Southern exposition welcome
Nine governors arrive in Atlanta led by Connecticut's Gov. Bigelow. The party, greeted with enthusiasm, toured Charleston and Augusta, received a formal welcome at the exposition, and noted heavy rains bringing visitors. Gov. Colquitt of Georgia spoke as host, with remarks echoed by several governors. Two seed cotton suits were made for Colquitt and Bigelow and worn at the reception. The governors depart tomorrow.
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The Speakership Contest Between Hiscock and Kasson
Special Despatch to the Boston Post notes Congressmen Hiscock and Kasson as rival candidates for speaker. Kasson's backers grow hopeful as Hiscock strengthens. They argue New York now holds two top posts and fear tilting the speakership to New York would harm western Republicans.
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United Ireland's bold stand amid Irish press turmoil
Dublin reports note the weekly United Ireland prints a blank editorial column with mourning lines, urging steadfastness as freedom of opinion tightens. It laments coercion while appealing to Irish Americans for support, declaring the movement must endure and fight on.
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King Humbert and Queen Margareta visit Vienna in affectionate welcome
VIENNA October 27 King Humbert and Queen Margareta arrived amid affectionate scenes at the Hofburg station. They were greeted by Emperor Franz Joseph and Crown Prince Rudolph. The Italian national hymn rang out as a choir led the party to the palace. The royal couple were presented at the empire's residence.
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President of the Council election and city solicitor vote
A ballot for president of the council elected Mr Pratt of ward 21. Harvey N Shepard led the city solicitor race with 102 votes but no choice. Ballots showed Andrew J Bailey and Nathan Morse as minorities. A second ballot followed amid discussions of candidate candidacy and support.
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Harriman Receives Two-Week Vacation at Bangor Home
Frank Harriman of Young's hotel is granted a fourteen day leave to spend time at his Bangor Maine residence. The note mentions Capitol Hill Senator Jones and President Arthur residing at the "Gray House" built of gray granite.
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