Liberty's Light Parade Unveils Statue of Liberty in New York
The vast 1885 ceremony in New York featured President Cleveland and French visitors as a grand parade marched along Fifth Avenue to Madison Square. A reviewing stand, a Statue of Liberty unveiling, and a spectacular fireworks display honored the French gift and the alliance between France and the United States.
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New York
Redloe
Cleveland
Fith Avenue
Colume
Kilioavenne
Fifth Wallet States Armers
United States Naval Brigade
United States Army Brigade
New
Jersyy Nitiio Tuan Wade
le Societipaire Cosmopolite
Helvert Allinee
le Cuion Fraternel
Une Band of
Misie
United States
Stites
Lerritoples
Washington
Old Washington Continental Guard
Kiremeu
Knights of Pythias
Fifth Avenue
Madison Square
Marison Square
Birth Avenue
Washi Squaire
Browdway
Dews Broadway
Mail Street
Juto Park Row
World Office
Broadway
Park Tow
Dows Broadway
Courthinds Street
Maldon Lane
France
America
Bayar
Maison Square
Secretariee
Whitey
Wilay
Lani
Lemont
Cortlandt Street
Tubnery
North River
Liberty Teland
Riel
Aml
Fyodivisiols
Gedney
Ison
Vasl
Mapeh
Marinardi
Mass
Tie Avenue
Brant Tie
Ant
Starrett
Uhe North River
Dispatch
DME
Chaun-4
Cey M. Depew
Yyiy
French Republic
Byarts
Dms
Bartholdi
Wis
Beiloes Island
Bedloe's Island
Liberty Island
New York Harbor
Bartholus
New York Bay
Gobet
M. Barthold
Phildelphia
Whenes
Congress
William M. Evarts
Paris
Daly
Fey
French American Union
Con Dini
Spr Ne
Stata
Lewis
Tie Bse
Niateps
Ivider
Stata Aeveoas
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Peculiar Arkansas case before the Supreme Court
An appeal reaches the Arkansas Supreme Court over a curious dispute involving John Bogworth of Rip Ville Washington County. Buckshot strikes his derby after locals mock his hat, prompting a sequence of legal steps from a justice of the peace to circuit court. The case, noted by Arkansaw Traveler, awaits final result as theater of unusual legal questions unfolds.
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Arkansan
Supreme Court of Arkansaw
John Bogworth
Ripville
Washington County
Ark
Little Reck
Busiess
John
Rogworth
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Arkansaw
National Woman Suffrage Push Dominates Territorial Debate
The national suffrage movement presses into the territories, citing moral and legal equality for women. In a heated session, delegates discuss property rights, education, and labor force participation while urging legislative action. The cross‑territory push faces opposition from some lawmakers but gains support from prominent figures including Julia Ward Howe and William Disney Ponike.
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Blais
Leyte
Ailitai
Ieee
Roderil
Owye Seyklas Anid Saeeviteries
Muatiledanl
Stefan Lor
Tuaee
Oper
Rte BC
Euros
Weetnen
Petiavest See
Ofivers
William Disney Ponike
Lacy Stone
Julia ‘Ard Howe
Fringe of a chaotic late 19th century column in Kentucky and beyond
A long, disjointed OCR summary reports multiple disparate items: Miss Salil McGrath dies from clothing fire in Kentucky. a Louisville & Nashville train with troops and Apache Indians ditched with no injuries. Charles Henderson arrested for alleged fraud in Louisville. a Georgia station marriage coincidence between two Phillips brothers. Georgia Central and Memphis Birmingham railroad contracts. accidental shooting in Kentucky injuring a sister. murders, thefts, and legal cases across Tennessee Alabama and Georgia. a Virginia visitor with puppies at the White House. a Memphis murder suspect to Germany. a peculiarly organized Greensborough society fining members. a Tennessee clerk questioned for shortages. Tennessee politicians’ contests. a blind mountaineer jailed for moonshine. a tobacco plug bullet shot from a tobacco plug. petrified oak ties found near Eufaula. postal stamp profits in Atlanta. Birmingham bank capital rise. an Arkansas man bullets a wildcat. partridges killed per hunter. a peanut cartel in Norfolk. Liberia publicity by Rev H A Masey. a solemn Liberia pilgrimage. death of General John Rodman of Kentucky. Dr Emanuel Droyf juried conviction in New Orleans. court cases reassigned.
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Salil McGrath
Kentucky
Lexington
Steen
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
United States
Bigoloto, Sr
Charles Henderson
Louisville
Munson Heddon
Bhalbyville
Tla
Henderson
Antoon
William G
George R. Phillips
Boyce Station
Mise M.D. Haney
Mise M. A. Logan
Fiest
Georgia Central
Goodwater
Ala
Birmingham
Memphis
Kansas City
Gulf Coast
Avonot
Charles Sarrell
Owingarriss
Thoms L. Miller
Stephensport
Bosler
Henry II. Meyer
Tenn
W. B Dunavent
Meyer
Germany
Calvin Harris
Wilkes County
Gan
Greensborough
Will H. Fair
Sullivan County
Tennessee
Fair
Alfred Taylor
Robert
Alfred
State Senate
Jacob Gyuwaer
Nashville
Albany
United States Circuit Court
Gawney
Arkansas
Eufaula
Atlanta
Wading Bank
Hartwell
Buena Vista
Norfolk
North Carolina
Liberia
H. A. Masesey
Carolinns
John Rodman
Frankfort
Louleville
Cour of Appeals
Emanuel Droyf
New Orleans
Pord and Murphy
Supreme Court
Cas
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B. T. Hobbs
Nestej
Powell
Railroad
Brookhaven, Miss
Fame Groceries
A. Lewenthal, Jr
Taw
Urugahaven, Mississippi
Qin Ve Storns
A.C. McNair
Tuaw
Brookstaveen
Mississippi
Lincoln
Jackson
G. S. McMillan
Chancery
Hrookilasen
Mississtupl
Xetal Avertion Gine
Hippeny Heaneksy
Chea Linewly
Lawrenes Countien
R. Spencer
Rourhaven
Orrivk
Uke Storm Building
BM. Tees
J. 8
Sexton
Winckhaven
Misa. Muziohurst
Siem Thompson
Attorneys At Law
Brookhaven and Hazlehurst, Miss
J. W, Benne
Rookhaven
Chee Vanshtry & Smylie
E. J. Bowen
Hrookhaven
Orrice—Daughtey & Emylie
Drag
J. O. Frilick
Llookstaven
Cherikee Sirvel
J. B. Daughtry
Druurhaven, Mississippi
Vooenix
Hartford
Anseta
Unae
Fioauix
Brookly
Ee Gernivania
Meronta
Vectors & Trades
Iter
London and Globe
Amd Gee Hits
Sam Lightboot
Barber
Biookhay
Newt Tittle
Aimaya
SF Dover
Liberty
Ulva
MRA
Pitou Rama
James Pay
Jiberty
Governor's Islands
Kenry Glews
Marper
Roswell P. Flower
Cooper & Hewitt
D. Willis James
Cash
Levi P
Moreton, Wak, Conner & Co
8. V. White
Cyrus W. Flo
Tiffany & Co
Joseph W. Drexel
CN. Blas
Wm. Rockefeller
Wm Webb
Tharber
Whylaid & Co
Mer
Clews
James Paty
Manhattan Beach
New York World
Pain
Vain
Gover's Islands
Liverty Land
Ld Castle William
Governor’s Island
Battery
Brookton Bridge
Abiaut Liberty Island
Arca
Ete Rod
HS Chas
Stone-Laward Staten Ishard
Schofield
Peet, Ant
Anche
JOO Ogg Ic
Witeerca
Mlenry James Hamilton
Mullion Hill
N. J
Catherine Ellenbrown
Europe
Scotland
Lndia
4. Y. Trabune
THE
Indians
C. Atkins
Sinny
Tedien
Severnity
Dores
Jiok
Cominiches
Jaseyenins
Klavthie
United States District Court
Indian Territory
Ole Cleceiewe
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