Grand Military Pageant in Philadelphia Honors President and Parade
A vast Philadelphia celebration showcased 80,000 militiamen and tens of thousands of spectators as President Cleveland and dignitaries reviewed a spectacular parade. Governors, veterans, and state regiments from New York, Ohio, Delaware, and more marched past, while musical ensembles led by Gilmore’s band provided the pageantry amid cheers and ceremonial salutes.
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Philadelphia Academy reception draws vast social crowd
A grand reception at the Academy of Music in Philadelphia honored the President and Mrs Cleveland. The event drew an estimated 10,000 prominent gentlemen and ladies filling the hall in a brilliant display of society.
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President Cleveland Attends Clover Club Banquet
The Clover Club banquet honored President Cleveland with 150 covers. He spoke briefly, joking about wanting apple and bacon, while the crowd praised him with songs and cheers. Notables like ex President Hayes and several governors attended, with a lively reception and later a return to a singing of Oh It’s a Jolly Good Fellow.
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Tragic Midland Rail Crash Prompted by Signaling Fault
A Midland railway disaster near Doncaster resulted when a Liverpool express collided with a stationary local train at a crossing. The crash killed many and injured others, with cars telescoped and debris scattered along the track. Rescue efforts followed as hospitals received the wounded and officials investigated signaling failures.
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Sporting Notes Show Swift Winds and Turbulent Races
The report covers a horse and harness racing day with a windy, northwesterly breeze shaping the thirty-eight mile course. The Volunteer and Mayflower contend in a tight finish, while Thistle is impeded by a foul bottom late in the race and disqualifications swirl around results and attendance. Major league and local track results include multiple city scores and upcoming matches, with managers debating changes and possible bets on Chicago and Amon Pholation among others.
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Bank Failures and Fraud Scandals Hit 19th Century Markets
Reports from Erin Pa to Washington City detail bank failures and fraud cases affecting national banks. Taxpayers face losses as banks like Pope & Brow and others restructure assets while a new national bank is approved. Aims to recover funds through examinations and creditor payouts. amid rumors of larger financial turbulence, authorities confront misappropriations and risky loans.
A Bolt at the Outset at TMLADKLNA American Party
The first American party convention met in TMLADKLNA Pennsylvania drawing 800 plus dollars in expenses. Attendees included Frank Plexley from California and Col Thornton of Brooklyn with New York editors De Stratton Dipphard and A. J. Pons. The event opened with prayer by Dr O H Tiffany. W Vorace Hop chaired. J M Manyon served as secretary. A committee of thirteen was named. resolutions to be referred. George V Edgar exited to join the Un-American group. Pomaroy spoke to Brooklyn United labor delegates. In Brooklyn United Labor convention, James Webb was nominated for sheriff, James Waters for supervisor at large, Julia Wd Clancy for mayor. Waters is a prominent supervisor candidate. Police officials consider a particle of an Undraxl Tater procession. In St Paul, Minnesota, preliminary illegible notes mention a jail inquiry and a perjury case involving Reed and Camille Roy. A separate gas explosion damaged a Primed drawing-room, harming the family and ripping the house apart. A meteor sighting reported near McAdam in New Brunswick caused local alarm but no injuries. In Scranton, two men trapped in a burning mine are awaiting rescue due to gas and smoke.
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