President and party visit Deer Park church service
At Deer Park Maryland on June 7 President Cleveland and wife attended a Presbyterian church service with dignitaries Col Lamont ex-Senator Davis and others. The event featured a baby baptism, prayers for the president, and a luncheon at the presidential cottages.
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Hikins Cottage
Capt
Isaac Kuykendall
Oakland
Lrancea” Ray
Grant
Christ
Patrick Hammill
Methodist Church
Hanmill
Col Lamont
Benater Davis
Clevelands
Lamonta
Pat Hammill
Likdon
Balthmore & Ohio Railroad Company
Oxklanil
Deerark
John W. Davis
BB & U Railroad
Charles Telden
B. & AO. Telegraph: Company
Delaware
Deer Park
Davis
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Deep Creek
DeLawyer
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Mra Claveland
Mra Lamont
Mra
Davie
Congress
Adirondacks
White Mountains
Boston
Edward Sangs
Lowell
Jett
Deer Parks
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Pennsylvania
Washington
Wallaington
Ingalls Resolves to Question Interior Authority in Land Order
Ingalls resolution adopted in Washington questions the Interior secretary’s authority behind the land commissioner order suspending sculptor applications for public funds. Debate with Cockrell marked end of session as measures moved forward including pension bills and railway financing tweaks.
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Miller
New York
Bede
Committee On Finance
Ldmunda
Vermont
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Senate
Zanesville
Ohio
Bloux City
Houge
Hoys
Street Car Strike Ends as City Readies for Safety
Turbulent events in New York and neighboring cities led to a General Strike by the Empira Protective Association. Rioting feared but largely avoided as cars resumed Sunday. Arrests were made, and officials reinstated vacations and orders to prevent further disruptions.
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Brooklyn
Jersey City
Hoboken
Third Avenue
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Eighteenth Street
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Emptra Protective Association
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Boyle
Ofa
Logan
Murray
Ninety-seventh Street
Para Avenue
Thomas Fountain
No. 387
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Folay
Haley
James O'Brien
John O'Brien
Fox
Third Noute
Perdon
Heopher
The Trouble at Cummings Cutcaco June 7
A clash during a strike in Cummings suburb ended with police corralling a mob as four nail cars were moved. Women protesters carried banners and taunted officers while tracks were torn and two cars were hauled away. Reports note more cars may face removal amid expected unrest. In Lowellt Massachusetts a drowning occurred after a sailboat incident on the Merrimac river. Nearby in Baltimore three youths on a Puntapsca voyage drowned after alcohol impaired their voyage.
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Bin
National league results and scores summary
Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Boston and other clubs posted results across the American and National leagues. Saturday's games featured New York defeating Chicago 4 to 0, Philadelphia beating Detroit 4 to 6 in fourteen innings, and Boston routing Kansas City 4 to 10.
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Munday Grimtes— Funcrioan Association
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T Louis
Treason in Labor Silence Rampant in Red Scare Network
United States grand jury indicts leaders of a wide anarchist labor faction accused of treasonable aims. The report names the International Workingmen's Association tied to sabotage, dynamite, and plans to control labor groups including the Knights of Labor. Authorities detail conspiracies, agitators, and alleged funds used to fuel unrest across Puget Sound regions.
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Grand Jury
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Kol Atertlosa International Workingmen's Association
Ita
Iain
Ite
Asa
Kaighta of Labor
Sotoutils Socialinta
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Houtti
Tasonn
Olympia
Mombdra
Premolta
Scientific Socialiste
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Workingmen of Labor Organization
American International Workingmen's Association
Thig
Biged
Paoalile
Hadiated
Spola
Othera Urtastog
Ayldlones Gove
Arbeiter Zeitung
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