Cleveland Day Parade Honors President at Atlanta Exposition
President Grover Cleveland and six cabinet members with wives and Thurber arrive at the Atlanta Exposition. A vast crowd fills Wall and Pryor streets as a ceremonial reception and a military review unfold, followed by a private luncheon and a handshaking crowd, before the party departs toward Washington.
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Grover Cleveland
United States
Thurber
Atlanta
John C. Carlisle
Navy
Hilary A. Herbert
Mivou
Daniel
Lamont
Interior
Hoke Smith
Agriculture
J. Sterling Morton
Harmon
William
Mayor King
Wall Street
Pryor
Loyd Street
Cleveland
Aragon
The
King
President Cleveland Visits Exposition Grounds Amid Enthusiastic Crowd
President Cleveland and his cabinet toured the exposition grounds starting at 9 AM with guards and a long line of admirers at the gates. From the main gate at 10:80 AM the party moved to the government building where two reviewing stands were draped in national colors for the ceremony.
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Clevelant
Piedmont
Momeward
Cleveland
Southern Railroad
Washington
Exposition Grounds
Hhe
W. ©. Dabney, Jr
Atkinson
Iis Party
Expavision
ATL
Preddential Party
Ha Governoreé
W Pyinlge Pt Capa
Insurance frauds and forgery bills target North Carolinians
Fifteen bills accusing forgery false pre tense and conspiracy were presented to a Carteret County grand jury with Conn ygua referred in the charges.
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Carteret
Ft Conny Gua
Affidavits Filed Over County Transfer Fear of Grand Jury Action
Attorneys presented affidavits in a case seeking transfer to another county. They fear the grand jury may hesitate to act and that they cannot obtain justice in Carteret. Defendants filed counter affidavits.
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Aro
Victory for Governor Foster at Louisiana Democratic meeting
The Louisiana Democratic Executive Committee met in New Orleans with full attendance from prominent leaders. A caucus of Foster supporters and opponents held secret deliberations. A resolution for a future primary was approved, using census based representation and the 1892 white vote as a basis, signaling a preliminary victory for Governor Lester Foster.
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Louisiana
Democratic Committee
Democratic Executive Committee of
New Orleans
Foster
Howard McCaleb
Fitzpatrick
Bonnner
McCaleb
Lester
Miss Henderson Dies After Assault by Neal Smith Convict
Miss Henderson, brutalized days ago by Neal Smith, a convict, died Tuesday morning in Cola City Georgia. She never regained consciousness to speak of the attack. The case, described as among Georgia’s most brutal, ends with the assailant dead near the attack site.
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Neal Smith
Coal City
Miss Henderson
Cola City
Georgia
Governor Clark Happy About Corbett Departing for St Louis
The Arkansas governor expresses relief at Corbett leaving for St Louis while his party heads to New York. He asserts continued governorship and says the supreme court shares his view amid reports from Hot Springs. A Denver dispatch notes PD Y Moffat denies buying the Haven mining property and mentions an option arranged for J T Whitney and others in Cripple Creek.
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Hot Springs
Corbett
St. Louis
New York
Arkansas
Supreme Court
Boston
Denver
PD. Y. Moffat
Eben Smith
G. Hathaway
Haven
Cripple Creek
J. T. Whitney
Washington notes and naval reshuffles and industry talks
The column reports President Cleveland’s Washington arrival from Atlanta, praise for Southern Railway service, and ongoing British Canadian naval talks. It notes Rear Admiral Kirkland’s removal with Commodore Selfridge to succeed him, and scrutiny of Secretary Herbert’s stance. Also covers U S naval education ties, Greenwich declines, and mixed weekly industrial conditions in the South including cotton, iron, mills, and new enterprises.
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Heget
Pnneumonia
Ambaasandor Jamey B. Wustin
George Hustis
Ratoath
Dublin
Ireland
Cleveland
Atlanta Exposition
Wilson
Atlanta
Jowds
Chart
Salisbury
Greensboro
Danville
Lynchburg
Southern Railway
Cabinot
Gre Ds
Lanta
State Department
Olney
United States
Julian V Pauneofote
Julian
Charles Tupper
United States Revenue
Bir Julian
W. A. Kirkland
Kirkland
Ounce
Thomas O. Selfridge, Jr
Herbert
Faure
France
United States Navy
Studenta Barrett
Cowles
London
Navy Department
Royal School of Naval Architecture
Greenwich
Glasgow
Paris
Cornell University
Construction Corps
Greenwich School
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Trade Trends Show Weak Volume and Mixed Signals
Bradstreet reports the week’s general trade below expectations with a mixed national picture. Wholesale demand for staples is uneven. New York and Chicago show exceptions. Failures reach 250 week over week as pig iron demand revives and cotton markets liquidate. cotton goods and wool stay steady with hoped price gains. Bank clearings remain large at 1.151 billion, though down 1 percent from last week, yet 26 percent above last year. Southern regions see cotton market reaction and tempered demand at Texas points Nashville Jacksonville Augusta Savannah.
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Newport News
Atlanta
Austin
T Oxas
Rome
Cedartown
Marietta Paper Manufacturing Co
Marietta
Consumers’ Brewing Co
Norfolk
Planters’ Commission Co., Limited
New Orleans
Calhoun
Bradatreet
New York
Baltimore
Chicago
Kansas City
Duluth
United States
Texas
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Jacksonville
Augusta
Savannah
South
War scare and hard line in Venezuela policy
The piece argues the administration will not back down if Britain presses Venezuela and hints at preparing a naval show of force. It alleges pressure to uphold Monroe Doctrine and forecasts rapid shipbuilding and a fleet near the Venezuelan coast to deter Britain.
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Washington
Washington Post
Post
Venezuela
Hawaii
George II
Corinto
Great Britain
British Guiana
Tingland
Lor Salisbury
United States
Mr. Olney
England
South Carolina Suffrage Debate At Constitutional Convention
At the South Carolina constitutional convention the suffrage article from Senator Tillman’s committee was opened for debate. Ex-congressman I I Miller, the colored member, moved to strike the article and delivered a lengthy speech advocating the Negro’s position, arguing the case in favorable terms.
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South Carolina
Tillman
I. I. Miller
Suppression of Turkish Sedition Reported by London Standard
A Constantinople dispatch confirms swift punitive action against young Turkish dissidents. After trial, prisoners were taken at night to the Bosphorus shore and dropped overboard by order of authorities. The Porte’s harsh measures purportedly break the revolution’s spirit as Unasean Pasha, minister of marine, is watched at Ortakent.
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London Standard
Constantinople
Bosphorus
Unasean Pasha
Marine
Ortakent
Accident disrupts Johnson City bridal party in carriage crash
A bridal party traveling to Washington was jolted when a frightened team ran away. Mrs Massengill fractured skull and remained unconscious while doctors feared not fatal. Misa Henry of Paris, Jon. broke an arm. driver John Garrell injured. Massengill not injured.
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George D. Masgengill, Jr
Misa
Inez Jobe
Johnson City
Lena
Washington
Misa Henry
Paris
The People’s Money and Free Coinage Debate
The excerpt discusses free coinage of gold and silver without discrimination versus contraction policies seen as influenced by England and adopted in Washington. It argues free coinage would remove tribute on farm products, valuations, and labor compensations.
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England
Washington
The Constitution's Expanded Enterprise Proclaimed
The Constitution lauds itself as America’s largest weekly with broad world news coverage, including correspondents in U.S. cities and European capitals, reporting full congressional debates. It claims a 12 page, 7 column format totaling 84 columns weekly to meet expanding demand.
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the Constitution
America
Ofurope
Congress
Special Features and Departments of The Constitution
The Constitution highlights its Farm and Farmers, Women’s, and Children’s Departments under CLARK TOWLE with renowned contributors like MARK TWAIN and BRET HARTE. It notes editorial fare from BILL ARP and others delivering Southern literary flavor and asserts commitment to free people and opposition to overreach. A special clubbed rate is offered with The Constitution.
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Clark Towle
Mark Twain
Bret Harte
Frank KR. Stokton
Joel Chandler Harris
Betsy Hamilton
Bill Arp
Sarge Plunkett
Wallace P
Reed
Frank L
Seanton
Virginia
Texas
Missouri
California
Ex-Governor Oliver Ames Dies in Massachusetts Home
Former Massachusetts governor Oliver Ames died at his North Easton home at 2 14 Monday morning. He served as the thirty first governor of the state and had resided in North Boston Massachusetts.
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Oliver Ames
North Easton
Mass
Massachusetts
Anid Wayra
North Baston
Mata
Tibenary Deal
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