Justice for all at New York Chamber of Commerce dinner
The New York Chamber of Commerce annual dinner at Delmonico's featured Mr. Cleveland and Mr. Depew with remarks on national prosperity and fair share of growth. Whitehouse Reid and others commented on tariff policy and business stability as attendees praised the elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Navy
Chamber of Commerce
Delmonioc’s
Cleveland
Depew
Smith
Alexander KE. Orr
Mr. Cleveland
Treasury
Charles W.foster
William H. H. Miller
A.D. Hepburne
Calvin
Brice
William C. P. Breckinridge
Herman C. Armor
Henry Villard
Austin Cvorbin
Rhaid A. McCurdy
John H. Stalin
Jesse S
Man, Co
Elliott F. Shepard
John “ [Nman
Henry Lev78
William K. Hagemyer
William Steinway
United States
W. H. H.miller
Treasury Department
Foster
House of Representatives
William ©. P. Breckinridge
Kentucky
Commerce and Civilization
John Hall
Italy
Baron Fava
Commerce and Education
Schurman
Cornell University
Orr
W. H. H. Miller
White
State of
Clevelan
D *Paw
Whitelaw Reid
Reid
Breckinridge
New Yorke
Democratic Victory Parade in Johnson City Draws Thousands
A Citizens Day parade celebrated Democratic victory with crowds of about three thousand filling streets from early morning. The march ran from Walnut to Public Square, featuring the Johnson City Brass Band, a wagon with twenty young ladies, and decorated homes along the route. Notable marshals led the procession amid lively partisan displays at residents like Mr. P. H. Wofford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Ual
Buffalo
Public Square
Ike T. Jobo
W A. Dickenson
W. W.faw
C. W. Carr
H. D. Gump
Albert Lyle
J. H. Faucette
W. P. Duncan
Sam A. Williams
F. P. Baxter
Nat T. Williams
Hugh Kirkpatrick
John Landstreet
Sam Rhea
Frank Love
J. Kirkpatrick
R. C. Hunter
Campbell
William Gilten
R. L. King
Fp, Burch
Will D. Martin
Dr. E. E. Hunter
Nat G. Limerly
John W. Borling
Jim Love
Cy H. Lyle
Thos
C. Blair
Myers
J. H. Hyams
M. Taylor
A. T. Burris
W. K. Felton
Robert Burrow
Eck
Logan Shell
Ed Baldwin
Henry DeArmond
W. T. Gentry
Bert Tipton
McNeil
Geo
D. Taylor
A. C. Hoss
ORDER
Jas. A. Martin W
A Glorious Torch Light Parade In Johnson City
The city lit up with torch bearing crowds and red banners as a Democratic procession formed from Pine to Market streets. Hundreds of divisions marched with named marshals led by T. A. Cox Stant Pierce and others, while crowds cheered and fireworks lit the sky. A. Draprick of Jonesboro spoke praising Robt L Taylor and the party, with homes along Locust and Division streets illuminated in celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. T. A. Cox
Burney Burleson
W. H. Cooney
John Webb
Hood Naff
Doc Bowman
Marsh Crumley
J. H. Feathers
G. W. Slater
Joe Pierce
Geo. Lindawood
RE. Bailey
Ike T. Jobe
M. F. Barnett
A. &. Draprick
Jonesboro
Robt
L Taylor
United States Senate
Robt. Burrow
Paing
C. H. Lyle
J. A. Martin
May, Campbell
Wm. Henderson
Will Hart
H. W. Lyler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Justice For
The
General Fund of National Prosperity
R. Depew
Witelaw Rein
Burris & Jackson
Traunks
Enthusi
Astic Democrats
Horad
Walnut Street
Division
Hotel Carlisle
Main Street
Weat Market
Market
Roone
Boone
Wwisuga Avenue
Wataoge Avenue
Martha Wilder School
Holton
Roan
Columbus Powell
Pine
Democratic Party
Main
Watauga
Baxter
Holston
West Market
Pubic Square
Lene
Thanstarencies
Shamus O'Brien
Mary Ann Jack
Bill the Twins
David B. Hill
Tammany
Baby Ruth
Hart
Hankle—Iv
Ohio
Robt. L. Taylor
Alf
Taylor
Quay
Carter
Jonah
Col. Wofford
Venner
Mr. Venner
Great Scotte
Benny
Ibaesrss
the Illuminations
Grover Cleveland
Adlai E. Stevenson
Lyle
B. P.O
Walford
Col. Deadrick
Hast
Tennessee
Hawaii
R.L Brooner
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