President Harrison Tours Southern States in Historic Journey
President Harrison and party traveled through Virginia, Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, Texas and beyond, greeted by cheering crowds in Roanoke Radford Bristol Johnson City Chattanooga Atlanta Birmingham Memphis Little Rock Palos and Houston. Reports describe receptions, floral tributes, and public addresses as the presidential train moved along historic battlefields and modern improvements along the route.
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Austin
Roanoke Va
Radford Tenn
Tennesee
Bristol
Lookout Mountain
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Western && Atlanta
Chicamauga
Tunnel Hill
Reeuca
Tug Gap
Kennesaw
Peach Tree Creek
Resaca
Marshal Randwell
Ringgold
Dalton
Cartturaville
Marietta
Atlanta Artillery
Amiel
Atanta
Lewin
Elty
Botten Mills
Tuecar
Catin
Georgia
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Gear
Birmingham
Pacific Railroad
Wanamaker
Yankee City
Birminghams
Alabama
John McElroy
William Stevens
Memphis
Clapp
Little Rock
Buiningham
Caldwel House
Carrie Cobba
Sadie Elliot
McGraw
Winchester
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Carlisle
State House
Rual
Texarkana
Hogg
Texas
Palosino
Govardor Hoge
Major Pratt
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Houston
Palesne
James Stewart
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Scherfus
Capital Hotel
Galveston
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Public ceremony marked by governor and secretary remarks
Addresses were also made by Governor Hoge and Secretary Rusk. A public reception followed and a fine display of fireworks closed the ceremony.
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Trouble in the Coke Region Forces Clash in Leith
Violence flares in the coke region as troops move in after clashes at Adelaide. Sheriff McCormick and deputies clash with striking workers while a Hun shoots at them. A girl is killed by a pistol misfire amid house evictions. McCormick is wounded in the thumb. Pinkerton guards, 85 workers remain at Leith pit. evictions expected tomorrow.
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Leith
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Lessenring
Court Scene as General Butler Disrupts Johnson Perjury Case
Boston April 22. Mrs Johnson convicted of perjury in pension investigation faces arrest of judgment before Judge Carpenter. General Butler, previously rebuked, interrupts proceedings and is ordered removed by Marshal Doherty after a heated exchange. Butler exits tearfully, proclaims yielding to love as bench departs.
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General Butler
United States Supreme Court
Fovea
Willoughby Mission Report From Delagon Bay Conflict
Officer Belrat reports arrival at Delagon bay with attempt to enter Pungewe river without duties. Portuguese authorities seize two ships with mails and provisions. Borla hive danger noted. Willoughby allegedly tried to pass without payment, triggering incident near Lishoo.
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Delagon Bay
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Pungewe
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Lishoo
Willoughly
Missouri Institute of Macpatst Election Notes
Fragmented text records an election-like event with names including Cuvier Jones of Hollen, H. Hudewn of Kansas City, BA Gtler of Kanwe City, and Mt. Runnels of Kamasity, plus W. Fi Mangas of St. Louis. Secretaries and placements appear mentioned. Kansas City as a chosen place for further el.
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British Opexsons and American Blame Over Italian Slayings
A Telegraph report berates American media and authorities over the lynching of Italians and the handling of the incident in New Orleans. It argues Italy seeks firm action, praises the Italian navy, and urges a peaceful, just settlement, noting strong public opinion in the republic.
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Italy
Talian Searet
Muniel
New Orleans
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America
Republic
Humebert
If Italians Were Excluded Chronicle Commentary
The text questions Baron Fafa to fix a day of redress and argues the U S government must act on international questions. It suggests Washington will resist yielding to popular clamour and contemplates a potential American response such as prohibiting Italian firms. The piece notes a historical view of federal power and union authority during the Civil War.
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Chronicle
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Washington
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Finmirunt
Constration in Italy and U S policy stir debate
An 1890s Washington Muckraker tone surveys Italian critique of U S actions under President Harrison. It notes Baron Fava and King Humbert drawing attention to constitutional flaws, while warning of potential prosecutions over lynching and possible American backlash against Blaine.
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Ti Rudini
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Italy
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King Humbert
Jorge
Negotiations prospects and the United States position
An unclear text argues the United States must resolve internal issues before engaging foreign relations, noting European states will not negotiate with a government uncertain about its authority. It references Judge Lynch and a need for definite inquiry into rights and status, suggesting a cautious approach to diplomacy amid domestic turmoil.
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Uropean
Italy Protest Restores Honor in Post War Debate
Fragmented text suggests Italy seeks acceptance on the world stage, asserting rights within postwar diplomacy. References Lynch and van Buren hint at broader continental influence and nation status within the comity of nations.
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Ize Lynch