Remains of Vice President Hendricks Honored in Indianapolis
Thousands lined the parade route and crowded the city as the late Vice President Hendricks lay in state. Funeral rites at the church followed brief services at the home and cemetery committal, with floral tributes from citizens and notable figures.
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Hendricks
Indianapolis
Ind
Morgan
Senate
House
Fultonham
Cleveland
Indianapolis Light Artillery
Fulton
Jencks
Knickerbocker
Lfe
Court House
Lomestead
Columbus Barracks
President Cleveland Abandons Funeral Trip For Duty at Capitol
President Cleveland explains his decision not to travel to attend Vice President Hen drick’s funeral. He cites public duty and the need to prevent any risk to the nation, expressing regret but prioritizing official business and responsible leadership. He notes influence from patriotic friends and from Mrs. Hendricks' widowhood in his reconsideration.
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Cleveland
Tam
Two children born in the White House presidency note
The item cites rare births at the White House with odd trivia about President Madigan and cites other era curiosities. It mentions detectives abroad, a mislaid liberty goddess on a silver dollar, and various quirky items including a possum shipment to Washington and a dynamite torpedo incident in New York oil fields.
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White House
Président/Madigan
J. W. Sparks
Murfreesborough
Washington, D. C
Porter
Clarksville
Allegany
N. Y
Chicago
Bensinger
St. Louis
New York
Vignaux
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Earl Bros. & Malone, Editors
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Goddess of Liberty
Han Quay
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Treasury Department
Dick” Baldwin
Mensington, I
Cole’s Circus
Jacksonville, St. Augustine and Halifax
St. Augstine
Jacksonville
Bayard
Jay Gould
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
W. E. Connor & Co
George J. Gould
Messrs. Gould
Hyde
Novelty Bazar & News Room
Fraley
Kane, PA
Prop'r
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Werte Amoe
Vwolpen Co
Warren, Pa
L. F
Panorama
Niagara Card CO
Ludlow
Penna
Kulp
Kilroy
Brig
Fraley Street
James D. Magowan
Schrio Youne
Prof’s
Kane Meat Market
J. G. Myers
Jas. Campbell
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Courtland Buggis
A.D. Clapp
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Ezane
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Cramer
Ipiso
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Iso
L. le Waiere
Kintner Mich
Piso
Harry Wracixs
Opelousas, la
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Brownsburg
Drdge Isn Ax
Morse M. Pellers
Kansas City, Mo
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Savanah, Ga
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Donachy
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G. B. Wittrass
Second ST
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F.M. Kearr
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Orrick
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Waarrrem
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O. B. Lay
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C.W. Smith
Dawson St
Pass Fleming
Franry Sr
Kane, Prin’a
Webster’s Handy
Warren County
Johnson & Siegfried
WrorrsaLe Ax
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Variety Hall
Struthers
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