Inaugural Ceremonies Open Harrison Administration
Report covers the inaugural day pageant in Washington with General Beaver as chief marshal, the procession along Pennsylvania Avenue to the White House, the receiving of the oath by Chief Justice Fuller, and President Harrison's address amid rain and cheering crowds. It notes Mrs Morton’s fainting, the crowd’s reactions to civil service and pension promises, and the post-ceremony movements toward the Senate and reception rooms.
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Washington
Treasury
White House
Cleveland
Vicw
Cain
Army
Navy
Beaver
Morton
Vie First Division
United States
Nations Guard
Harrison
Specia
Des Baran
Advawationes
Uisananner
Senate
Dakota
Marron
Diplomatic Corps
House Representatives
Fuller
Genveal Ueeriean
Serweantat Arius
Civil Service
Lear
Senator Cockrell
Tarrison
Hassan
Hoar
Capitol
Cockrell
Callan
Hillerd
George B. Williams
Pullman Palace Car Company Increases Capital Stock
At a special meeting in Chicago on Monday stockholders voted to raise the capital stock to 25,000,000 and empowered the board of directors to sue at discretion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman Palace Car Company
Chicago
Board of Directors
California Cat R Cure Ad Promises Cure for Consumption
An 1860s style medical ad offers Santa Abie or California Cat R Cure as remedies for consumption bronchial trouble cough croup and whooping cough with a 5000 reward claim and mail order price of 1 10, noting N N M White sells and warrants both products.
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Santa Alie
California
St Ajar
Santa Abie
N. N. M. White
Montana Endowment for Schools Analyzed for Land Grants
The act admitting Montana to statehood is examined, listing endowment lands totaling about 182000 acres for common schools universities agricultural college normal schools and asylum with a per acre value noted. The article notes the overall estate could fund educational operations if the land is managed censly and sold within restrictions.
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Montana
Helena
AbsOycuo Ouniversities
Phydiin
Srtioahat
State Normal Seloborg
Fea
Deat and Dartus Asylum
Publse Boddinus
Dr Acker's English Remedy for Consumption
Cough in the morning and other early signs of consumption described with symptoms like difficult breathing chest tightness and night sweats. The remedy is claimed to cure these fearful symptoms and is sold with a positive guarantee by N M White City Drug Store.
Recall of German consul Knapp prompts new Samoa mission
Berlin dispatch reports Herr Knapp the German consul recalled from Samoa. Herr Stuchel, ex consul general at Copenhagen, is sent to replace him. Staehel’s special mission aims to smooth Anglo German relations. observers expect concord in Hurrian cabinet.
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Berlin
Samoa
Herr Knapp
Herr Stuchel
Copenhagen
Hin
Err Stachel
Bismarck
Hamburg
Staehel
Trn
Atperiea
Ae Saan
Hurrian
Borsen Courir
Gertie
Sarvean
Cologne
Secretars Bayard
Guernilloy
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Safe Relief
An advertisement claims Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption guarantees relief for throat lung and chest ailments including bronchitis asthma and whooping cough. It offers a money back purchase price if unsatisfied and notes a free trial at NM White’s Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
NM. White's
Grateful Mother Credits Doctor for Saving Child
Mrs. Wm. Harriman of New York says she saved her daughter’s life by promptly using Dr. Acker's English Remedy for Consumption. The product is stocked at City Drug Store in ON. M. White.
Reading Iron Works Failure Sparks Iron Worker Fray
Current notes report the Reading Iron Works collapse causing unrest among iron workers. Also: Mary L Booth editor dies in New York. Pauncestone to visit Washington. Rochester brewers sold to English syndicate for 3 500 000. Windom resigns as Eade Ship Railway president. NSW ministry defeated on protection and dissolves. Parkes forms free trade cabinet. Vienna dispatch on Milan abdication and Russian ascendancy. Boulangers banned from Boulogne residence. New Orleans carnival praised. relief voyage to North China amid fears of winter deaths. Father Stephens of Dublin convicted for tenant rent protests. Rockefeller endows American Baptist Educational Society. New meat inspection bill enforces import prohibitions in New Mexico. Stanley traveling to rejoin Emin Pasha.
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Julian Pauncetote
United States
Washington
Rochester
N. Y
Col. Andrews
Eade Ship Railway
Willam Windom
New South Wales
Henry Parkes
Vienna
Milan
General Boulanger
Bois Bologne
New Orleans
Sth
New York
China
Japan
California Gold Rush Rumors Spark Far South
Reports from California describe a rumored gold field near Ensenada and Baja California folk flocking from San Diego. Despite stalled railway work and cautious newspaper editorials, locals in southern California insist a profitable discovery may exist amid widespread mining fervor.
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San Francisco
California
Epsenata
San Diego
Guyamaca
Piacer
Beansdale
A Narrow Escape Saved by Acker's Remedy
Col. W K Nelson of Brooklyn nearly suffocated from chest tightness and pneumonia. Doctors gave him up, but Acker's English Remedy for Consumption cured him and he is well today at N M White City Drug Store.
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Col. W.K. Nelson
Brooklyn
de. Acker
N. M. White
City Drug Store
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Reading Iron Works
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Father Stephens
Dublin
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