Harrison Family Saga Marks Kentucky Links to Presidents
The Fayette county Kentucky note recalls Carter Harrison of prominence from Virginia founders through to Ulysses S. and Benjamin Harrison. It outlines lineage to Randolphs Carters and Breckenridge, Jessup intermarriages, and the ancestor Stubert Carter Harkin who settled Kentucky in 1812. Carter Harrison's education spanned Yale and Transylvania Law School before moving to Chicago in 1855. His political rise began with county commissioner service in 1871 and repeated mayoral elections, framed by partisan swings and European travels.
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Fayette County
Richard A. Harrison
Cromwell
Charles 1
Virginia
Carter Z. Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
William Henry Harrison
United States of America
Harrison
Randolphs
Gabells
Cartersa
Thomas Jefferson
John Randolph
Kreeves
Breckfori Tges
Kentucky
Stubert Carter Harkin
William and Mary College
Carter
Louis Marshall
Thomas T. Marshall
Yale College
Lexington
Europe
England
Ireland
Scotland
Egypt
Bayard ‘Taylor
Syria
Asia Minor
Taylor
Transylvania Law School
Chicago
Congress
Germany
Austria
Tyrol
Switzerland
Paris
C Congress
Pril
Regret in Washington Over Chicago Mayor Harrison Death
The murder of Carter H. Harrison, Chicago mayor, triggers deep sorrow in Washington. Officials including Secretary Herbert, Secretary Carlisle, and Speaker Crisp express shock and mournful remembrance of his companionable nature.
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Carter H. Harrison
Chicago
National Capital
Herbert
Carlisle
Crisp
Congress
Carter Harrison Mourned by National Leaders
Vice President Stevenson and Senators Palmer Cullem join in tribute to Carter Harrison. They recall his patriotism, leadership, and the shock of his untimely death as Illinois and the nation mourn a great man.
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Mr. Carlisle
Senator Palmer
Harrison
William M. Springer
Garter
Senator Cullom
Earth
Non-Resident Notice in Johnson City Chancery Court
In the Chancery Court at Johnson City Washington County Tennessee Polly Whitesides vs Joseph Whitesides notice to the non resident defendant to appear in court on the first Monday of December 1893. Publication for four weeks in Tax Corner Johnson City is ordered.
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Joseph Leach
Johnson City
Comet
W.F. Young
C. W. Hodge
Joseph Whitesides
Tennessee
Chancery Court
Exparte
W.F. Youns
C &M
C. W. Honor
DO & M
Washington County
Jube
Opera House
Lota No
Carnegie Land and Improvement Co
Jonesboro
A. J. Patterson
W. G. Mathes
W. F. Young
Noleas
Costa
W. F. Youna
C. W. Hopce
Indian Squaw Bears Child on Train Near Charleston
Gray Buffalo Robe, tied to Pawnee Bill's Wild West show, gave birth to a papoose on a train near Charleston. The child was named Carolina to honor Pawnee Bill's wife May Lillie and the birth state. The mother rode in a race ten hours after delivery and is Telling Star's wife, daughter of Sitting Bull.
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Charleston
D. C
Carolina
May Lillie
Pawnee Bill
Star
Sitting Bull
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Joseph White
Carnegie Land Co
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R. C. Rhea
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