Industry's Tribute To the New York Centennial Crowds
New York May 1 opening celebration of the centennial parade and banquet features eighty thousand in line, diverse trades displayed on scores of tableaux, and an eight hundred strong assembly at the Metropolitan Opera House. President Harrison, ex presidents Cleveland Hayes and others attend the banquet with speeches by Hill, Evarts, Sherman, Lowell and more.
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Harerloon
Cleveland
Sherman
Hill
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Morton
Mr. Harrison
Grant
Gov
Evarts
America
Harrison
David B. Hill
Washington
Congress
John Jay
George Washington
United States
Abraham Lincoln
George
William Curtis
Fite Hugh Lee
J. W. Daniel
Virginia
Senate
Hayes
Eliot
Harvard
James Russell Lowell
George Bancroft
Puller
Gen. Sherman
Army
Navy
Robert T. Lincoln
Valley Forge
Nordie
Tecan
Selaim
Annalis
Blaine
House of Representatives
United States of America
Haya
Earth
Arta
Paya
Ivayes
Oliver Wende
Holmes
State of
Sou
Lalone
Bonns
Supreme Court
Switzerland
General Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen
Twenty-sixth Street
Tiffany & Co
Sons of Veterans
Keppler
United Cities
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Bridge
Art and Industry Celebrate in Grand New York Parade
The two day festival drew immense crowds in New York for the industrial parade featuring 80,000 marchers. Historical floats portrayed Washington and Swiss legends in living tableaux, as banners, crowds, and elaborate pageantry filled streets from Fifty-seventh Street to Broadway and Canal Street.
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New York City
Fifty-seventh Street
Fifth Avenue
Avenue
Ffteenth Street
Fifteenth Street
Union Square
Fourteenth Street
Waverly Place
Broadway
Canal Street
Washington
Valley Forge
Delaware
New York
William Tell
Bwitserland
A Retrospective View of the National Observance
A retrospective praise of the past three days celebration led by national observance committees. It describes flawless management from Washington to the civic parade, with crowds nationwide hearing prayers of thanksgiving and widespread patriotic events. The passage notes extensive decoration and unity across cities.
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Washington City
Atlantic
Pacific
Great Lakes
Gulf
Washington
Vity
Hamlet
Copper-Colored Devils In Indian Outrage Reported
News from Treaine Illinois describes an Apache attack at Head and Hearst ranch in Animas valley Cochisy county Arizona. B Cady was shot in the legs burned roasted and mutilated before his body was dumped in a yard. Roughly thirty to forty Indians fled with horses prompting Sheriff Whitehall to report signal fires across Chiricahuas and cowboys preparing to pursue likely clashes.
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Treaine
Head & Hearst
Animas Valley
Cochisy County
Arizona
B. Cady
Cady
Guiards
Cody
Guadalupe Canon
Sherif Whitehall
Grant County
Tirlat
Chiravikis Mountains
Destitute Irish mother linked to drowning of infant in Boston
Kate ODonnell, 22, an Irish immigrant, sought aid for her child in Boston in May, was rebuffed at multiple shelters, and later the infant died from drowning after she loaded its garments with stones and jumped from Swett Street Bridge. The report also lists baseball scores, a Oklahoma naming controversy between Kingfisher and Lisbon, base ball contracts for 1859, two men drowned in Rockville mill pond, and a Sunday rest movement in Boston and Maine.
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Boston
Kate O'Donnell
Hyda Park
Ireland
Hyde Park
Father Gallagher
St. Patrick’s Church
Chardon Street
St. Mary’s Infant Asylum
Swett Street Bridge
Kingfisher
Lisbon
Washington City
Interior Department
Post Office Department
Oklahoma Territory
Kingfisher Stage Station
Postoffice Department
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Henry G. Dodge
Lorney
Sacond
Marion Sts
Elkhart
Indiana
James S!dobye
Harry B
Coney Dodge & Corey
Railroad
Canada
Main St
Ada Shively
G. Walley & Son
Walley
Priass
J. H. Allison
Franklin Miles
Elevaet
IND
Globe Restaurant
Main Street
Eli Lusher
Renee
Guxsmiths
Sargood & Gephart
En Merulyers and
Sporting Go
Ds Sae
A & Spaciaity
Moin Hehe Otese Ee
A.stephens & Son
Fanera
Menger
Reasonad
Rica
Sena
Johnston
Pittsburgh
Enn
Long Bros
Sanders & Bingham
Shelley & Fobea
North Main Street
Clifton Hose
Oak Park
Garfield Avenue
Ture
DR. Benham
Garfield Ave
Eikhart, Ind
Wanpanten
Womp's Dispensary Medical AssociaTion
Buffalo
Henents Shart
W. H. Thomas
Lusher
DR. Hatch
Pigeon Streets
DRS
Marion Street
G. S. Pixury
M.D
W. E. Bowman
Marion & 2Nd Sts
Division Street
C. S. Frink
Pigeon ST
Second
Jackson St
LW. Short, M. D
Rice Block
South Main Street
W. Spohn
Orrick
Gentral Ricearpenie
Rion Street
Lizzie Cassel
German Evangelical Church
C. H. Niman
Amice
Cummins
T. C. Hendryx
OFFIC
Main
Corrigh
Matin St
Sophia M
Devor
Will
North 2d Street
2Nd and Sycamore
Lédtt
Payal CIA I
Res’nee
HI. C
Mearrenglon
Nigh Street
James A. Work
State & Chamberlain
Tiorneys
Rikhart
George W. Best
Tiorney AT Law and Notary Pub& Itc
Wadaroe
Best’s Real Estate
Iaw Exchange
Atalis
John Manfleet
Torrney
Clifton
Jack Wi
J.D. Arnold
Stice OF the Peace and Notary Eee
Clifton House
Fikhart
Tiorney-At-Law and
Motary
Wes
Bickel
Elkhart Real Es A
Hubbell & Conley
Tiorneys-At-Law & Notaries Public
Ire Insurance Jn
William C. Wilbon
David L. Zuck
Weaver
Industry
Devda
Exposition Building
Battery D
Secoid Regiment
Central Music Hall
Farwell Hall
Lake Front
Kifer
Springfield
Feehan
McLaren
Felsenthal
David Swing
BP. Breckenridge
Kentucky
John M. Thurston
Nebraska
John M. Langston
I. D. Thoman
Bishop Spaulding
Peoria
Samuel Francis Smith
West Side
Union League
Justice Harlan
Robert PT. Lincoln
ART and Industry
Chicago
Chcaco
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
American Association
St. Louis
Louisville
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Columbus—Athletic
Columbus
Baltimore
Denver
Wasuinatos City
Nicholas Young
National
J. F. Coleman
W. D. White
Detroit
E. Wiswell
Des Moines
George Shaffer
Mill Pond
Rockvi
Joseph Sutton
Andrew Lawson
Vernon Centre
Manchester
Wen
Boston and Maine Railroad
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