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Cambridge Herald

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1889

Page

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Centennial pageant of Harrison in New York and New Jersey

The April 30 to May 2 centennial events mark President Harrison's New York visit with naval parades and a grand ball at the Metropolitan Opera House. Washington's inauguration site ceremonies, a sub-treasury literary program, and receptions at City Hall, with ex-presidents Cleveland and Hayes in attendance, are described along with extensive floats, tableaux, and the mass parade through Manhattan and surrounding regions.

Harrison New York Elizabeth N. J Enizanrru United States General Washington Elizabethtown Washington Union Depot Governor Green Cherrytreet Elizabethport Alevone Gort McKee Harri Ion Green Morton National Guard Grand Army Robert S. Green Boudinot Alcyone Boat House Gayly Ovy City Hall Equitable Drexel-Morgan Custom-House Various Exchanges sub-Treasury Dispatch East River Wall Street Marine Society of the Port of Ambrose Herc Fort Richmond Governor Hill Grant Hamilton Fish William G. Hamilton Committee On States Grand Court Trinity Church Messiter Trinity Annie Abrahams New Yorks President Harrison Morton Mansion Stuyvesant Fish Metropolitan Opera House Jones E. ©. Stanton Weobit Stuyvesant Fish Elbidge ‘I. Gerry Lander William Astor S. W. R. Cruger Edward Cooper Robert I. Weir William Herbert Washington Frederick J. DePeyster Carola Livingston A. Newbol Morris W. Bayard Cutting Edward F. Jones Alexander S. Webb L. P. Morton A. Gracie King E. J. Gerry Alexander van Rensselaer Louisa Lee Schuyler Leutenant Jouett Navy McCook Thomas M. Vincent Army Ramsay Navy Yard Louis Fitzgerald J. H. Derst Military Academy Judson Captai J. Sampson Naval Roc IV Johnson Livingston de Supreme Court Erin Schofield West Point Strong Howard Delaware Benjamin T Beys Pennsylvania James A. Beaver New Jersey Georgia John B. Gordon Connecticut Morgan GG Burkley Massachusetts Ames Maryland EK. KE. Jackson South Carolina John P. Richardson New Hampshire Charles H. Sawyer Virginia F.tzhugh Lee David Bennett Hill North Carolin Daniel Co. Fowl Rhode Iland Taft Vermont William P. Ollingham Kentucky Simon A. Buenne Ohio Didossph B. Foraker Louis“apa Arrkansas J. N. Cooper Colorado JW. F Fer Ilinois Jovey Indiana Larrabee Iowa Burleigh Maine Merri Minnesota Francs Missouri Trayer Nebraska Pennhoyer Oregon Hoard Wisconsin Grand Army of the Republic Loyal Legion Broadway Sherman Evarts Cleveland Hayes Chauncey M. Depew Archbishop Corrigan Sub-Treasury Building St. Paul's J. G. Whittier Prince Gerf America Federal Hall George Washington United States OF America Alisky Mr. Depew Milridge Gerry Depew Ashington Myplenty St. Paul's Church Our Father Henry C. Potter Potter Hill Blaine Grant Rose David Hill Grover Cleveland Fitz Hugh Lee Melvie W. Fuller House of Representatives James G. Blaine Blane James Russell Lowell Benjamin Harrson Israel Land Philadelphia General Butterfield Fifth Avenue Fifty-fifth Street John Nixon State House Yard Society of Veterans Regular Army Ward Putnam Philip Schuyler Charles Lee Continental Congress Marquis de Lafayette Baron Steuben Count Riochambeau Bacchus Gambrinus Singing Societes Scheutzen Corps Volksfest Alexander Humboldt Columbia Germania Old Volunteer Fire Department U.S. Grant Hose Company Old Protective Engine Company Veteran Firemen's Sons Volunteer Firemen’s Association Volunteer Firemen's Association of Long Island Veteran Volunteer Firemen of Brooklyn Tiger Hose Company Port Richmond Coney Island Hope Engine Company Jersey City Midway Butterfield Twenty-seventh Street Delegees North River Fifty-ninth Street Jersey Shore Bar Association of Fuller United States Supreme Court Blatchford, Field Justice Strong New York Sons of the Old Dominion Fitzhigh Lee Thomas R. Price M. D. Conway John W. Daniel Roger A. Pryor Wilson West Virginia William B. Caldwell

Five Thousand Union Men Quit Work In Pittsburgh Area

Building operations across Allegheny County are paralyzed as about 5,000 union workers strike. Carpenters joiners stone masons hod-carriers and bricklayers halt work and other trades feel the impact. The stoppage targets non union labor and seeks higher wages in several trades.

Pittsburgh Pittspurgh Allegheny County

Two Farmers Die After Carmental Plunge Into Mill Pond

Joseph Sutton aged 55 and Andrew Lawson aged 40 traveling from Manchester to Vernon Center Conn veered off a road into Mill pond near Vernon Center. The car and horses drowned in dark conditions with no fence at the spot. Local residents found the bodies floating. Both men were well known farmers with families.

Vernon Center Conn New York Rockville Joseph Sutton Andrew Lawson Mancheter Mill Pond

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