Democratic Union Soldiers and Sailors meet in Indianapolis
The Democratic Union Soldiers and Sailors Veteran association plans a May 7 gathering at Hendricks club rooms in Indianapolis to elect officers and discuss plans. The publication notes a court ruling upholding a $1.4 million state bond issue and concerns over postmaster and federal marshal appointments amid political criticism.
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Democratic Union Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Veteran Association
Indianapolis
Hendricks Club
Democratic Union Soldiers and Sailors
United States
Washington’s Liberty Legend Loyally Celebrated
In reverent prose a author extols General Washington as history’s defining patriot whose mastery of adversity forged freedom. The passage lauds liberty over tyranny, recalls the era’s national pride, and honors Washington as the seminal leader who blotted tyranny and gifted equality to the nation.
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George Washington
Napoleon
Jefferson
Washington
Mr Barnum Dies After Brief Illness
Mr. Barnum had been bed bound for two or three days and death was momentarily expected in the last day. He went out on Friday for an hour on the piazza and Saturday a bad spell began. He had been very feeble since sickness during the presidential campaign.
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Violinist Carl Rosa Dead at Court Garden
April 30 in Loxpox reports the death of renowned violinist Carl Rosa from peritonitis. Augustus Harris, manager of Court Garden, was summoned and present at Rosa death.
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Loxton
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Vienna
Centennial Day in New York Observes Harrison Speech
Crowds thronged Broadway and Wall Street as President Harrison and Vice President Morton attended a service at St Pauls chapel and a literary exercise at the sub-treasury. The day featured a Washington tribute, a grand parade, and a late inaugural ball with ex President Cleveland celebrated by spectators.
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The Swords Sheathed and The Nation’s Dawn
A Whittier poem fragment lauding April awakening and united nations, praising liberty law and justice. The verses reflect hope for a new era, the pledge of freedoms, and the peoples’ faith in a republic, with prayers and awe at national unity and duty.
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Tlaw
Terrible affray in Noble County ends in knife attack
In Liconrer Indiana two men Williamson Gothrop and Stephen Bennett quarreled while returning from Columbia City. Bennett stabbed Gothrop repeatedly, leaving him in dangerous condition. Bennett jailed at Albion. Both men had been drinking.
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