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.
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Elizabeth
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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
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Supreme Court
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James A. Beaver
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Morgan GG
Burkley
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Ames
Maryland
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John P. Richardson
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F.tzhugh Lee
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Grant Rose
David Hill
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Melvie W. Fuller
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James G. Blaine
Blane
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Benjamin Harrson
Israel
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Philadelphia
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Fifty-fifth Street
John Nixon
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Putnam
Philip Schuyler
Charles Lee
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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
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Coney Island
Hope Engine Company
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Midway
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Fifty-ninth Street
Jersey Shore
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Fuller
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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.
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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.
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Vernon Center
Conn
New York
Rockville
Joseph Sutton
Andrew Lawson
Mancheter
Mill Pond
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