The Columbian Exposition Dedication Day Parade
A detailed account of thededication ceremonies at the World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago. The procession, speeches by Chauncey M. Depew and Henry Watterson, the opening prayer by Bishop Fowler, and a grand militar y review are described, along with crowd reactions and a later cavalry accident injuring several.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smineage Cardinal Gibbons
H O Metook
Kate Presbyter
Philadelphia
Hom Chauncey M. Depow
New York
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Mian
Harriet Monroe
Chicago
Sersha LeMoyne
Potter Palmer
Entera
Director of Works
City Council of
Twenty-ninth Street
Alichigan
Ind Boulevard
Waalington Park
Washington Park
United States
United
Sean
Garr Tn
Savrenth Cavalry
Custer
Consideriny
Afa Desmo
Praceselon
Wanten
Hom
Morton
T. WW. Palmer
Fginbotham
Cardinal Gibbons
Ireland
Fowler
Washburne
Chauncey M. Depew
Cables
Diplomatic Corps
Supreme Court
Geo. KR Davin
Hempsted Wastiburn
Mes
LeMoyne
Mins Marelet Monroe
Ginbotham
Palmer
Columbian Commission
Motion
Jose
Mangistrat
Republic
Hanbechia
Uarrison
Michigan
Foyer
Fort Riley
Randolph
Port Sheridan
Fifth
Sixth Cavalry
United States Army
Migin- Votham
Twenty-Ninth
Michigan Avenue
Wan En Corte
Dieve Fo G
Eneral Davia
Joseph Mackey
Goshorn
Peesident Morton
W. Palomor
National Commission
S. N. Miginnathym
Fons White Horner
Fred W. Peck
Stephen
T. Biking
W. I. H. Miller
John Wanninaker
Monjamin Winey
Navy
John WV. Noble
Interior
Jeremiah M. Russ
Melville W. Voller
Justin
United Staten
Blatchford
Shiras
Jane Uces Brown
Marlon
Hradley
Stete Bayard
Baker
Hayer
Gaye
Charles Chap
House of Representatives
Senate of the United States
Army
Jary
Charles H. Fowler
California
America
Columbus
United State
Amelem
Mia
Warner
Hall Columbia
Chauncey Depew
Auliliones
Beethoven
Carius Gibbons Ar
A. B MeCoole
Gillisoo
Eighteenth Street
John Miller
Garfiold Avenue
Death of Mrs Harrison and national grief in Washington
Washington October 2 18 92 The president and nation mourn the death of Mrs Harrison at 1 40 am. Gardner and Dr Gardney attended the dying wife amid quiet family scenes in the White House. The president shared a grave, restrained grief and cordoned the mansion from public access as mail and guests conveyed condolences. A steady stream of telegrams poured in from across the country while officials and clergy visited, and flags were placed at half mast. The loss is described as peaceful and deeply affecting to family and staff alike.
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Warrixotos
Mica Hudson
de Acott
Jackson
Tuthor
Washington
Gardner Wis
Darts Valley
Sryoot
Pone
Vrosiient
Mavrisoh
Gardher
Berra Cp Weil
White House
Us Harrison
Marisa
Couyno
Jong
Wimmick
Milnes
Mix Morrison
Jay Tallon
Sumlin
Miller
Iracy
Wanamatier
Assiecant
Grant
To Hictors
Mre Harrison
Presbyterian Churchip
Nod
Hve
Yemoyal
Aon
Gion Taugh O
Elias
Kassel
Mary
Nate
Moburt
Elia
Ronda Harrison
Yani
Beett
Haceaon
North Bend
Ludinunpolie
Vlediel
Mie Wipreite Court of Indians
Cates
Wariiucs
Wit
Uipus
Uarrisan
Hijanmart
Vially
Skuee
Abra
Sagelion
Vas
Frosbytufiat
Euurel
Fafavh
Min Flirt
Sanday
She Wits
Tiisator
Tidina Apoils
Mere Marrlian
Meglin Meyer
Avery
Harrigan
Yonktou Lato
Muimary
Orm
Rapid City
Monard
Burgin
Aberdeen
Wee
Vermillion
Dell Rapida
Canton Tooly
Avithe
Max Goorge
Sturgis
Mra F
Lawis Hus
Chautauqua
Day County
Chaylee Qathy
Grafton
John Tredoch
Mahed
Carthage
Tallor
Tuich Couslor
Alpena
South Dakota
Brurgle
Baul Dakota
Eisel Hilla
Albert Mintz
Newcastle
Del
Belt Fourche
Whitewood
M. Halley
Jutge EG. Smith
Yankton
Iandamus
Charlie Mix
Damon
Slong Falls
Walworth
Sifteen
Hushola
Huffman
Ab Sobie Lilning Property
Udse Walcome CI
Owl
Zaio Ani
SION
Poonik
Haya
Gibbs
Eghteen
Tate
Mitchell
Atrip
Oresibe
Bank de Vasily Lave
Wiss
FBI
Suower
Omaha
Thomas HM
Ruth
de Smet
Hen
Sonaletuy
C. T. Jeffers
A. Dyke Point
Modara
Jetfers
Kell Military Utes
Leret
FELL SIXTY FEET INTO RAIL ACCIDENTS AND FUNERAL PLANS
A garbled report describes a collapse near the Great Northern railway involving wrecked cars and a river incident with multiple fatalities and injuries. Separate items note funeral arrangements for Mrs Harrison in Indianapolis and details of a hospital case in Washington. Also listed are railroad wrecks and a storm-tossed ship’s voyage with extensive casualty mentions.
Davenport's Methods In Election Inquiry Heard
Davenport and Winler press ongoing federal inspector of election probe as 1888 voting methods are scrutinized. Davenport accused of arresting without district attorney consent while trial of 1882 actions and warrants appears under review. marriage of Willam Todfeyson and Miss Piven Harrie Murphey noted with New York guests present. Balloting at Lexsus shows 520 for eight hour day compulsion and 217 opposition to eight hour enactment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
John Davenport
Stephen A. Winler
United
Ball
Attornay
Chiswotothy
Cincaun
Willan Todfeysorn
John Diva Ox
Su Yuri
Tate
Mrams Avenue
New York City
Lexuus
Ris
Busy regional notes mix of cattle markets and local events
A dense, fragmentary roundup from a Dakota newspaper covers cattle prices, stockyard activity, farm and town news. It notes a new rooster roster for internee routes, local fire losses, road and bridge chatter, and upcoming grain tests with brief mentions of officials, farms, and rail issues.
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Chauncey
M. Depew
Rewler
Caedinat
New Yorks
New Yonk
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Brookrry
Wilhelm
Wasmisarox
Toston
Amarica
Wasmsarox
Ustrict
Odus
the Generil
Santing
Nanenvora
Gavy Yard
Taltinore and
Olio
Loxpox
Reuter Telegram Company
Lus Vols
Hunacela
Antwerp
Sloe Falls
Sioux Fauna
Bera
Columbia Day
Opera House
Order of Hibernians
Columbua
Aberda Auennuny
W Brase Said
Robert Anderson
San Sknastiay
Spain
Aisling Yeanein
Howard J. Foraker
Elvor
Rochester and Pittsburg Railway Company
Walston & Fradricke
Merbert P. Brown
Wryer
S. J. Ingersoll
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Audlantas
Ato
Lobbie
Harrison
Evealing
Heil Shire
Noni Examina Mithseny Fe
Tieutenant Parker
Gardney
Woon
Mra Norrison
Foon
Mra Melee
Guluf
Countey
Hiursiaon
Washington, D
Ball Masta
Havrrlaon
Weal
Nevo Mun Io, Sr Tag
Great Northern
Weantehow
False York
Lridge
Ulla
Neaerangeanouta Waniusarox
Mra Harrison
Ani Gom
Reenttaat
Indianapolia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Whura
Tedia
New York World
Indianapolis
Boing
Goles
Robert
I. Tn
Ersoll
White
Church of the Covenant
SS City
Hiss Monroe Wik
Shothe
Mareick Monroe
Maelaon
R Caralion Lavinia Bouts
Oxford
John W. Scott
Orford
Southey
Ksina
Cuncind
Montrose
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Henry Snrron
Delle
Mra
Warsisan
Beauvenu
Moson
Janusey
Uurrison
Preumonia Proper One Day It Was A Simple Case of Matgerliss
Alan Wis
Mem Marricon
Wyselt
Harelsan
Doughty
Winit Pinta
Avda
Loon
Taleo Dn
Windvan
Fran Ogrars
Savaune
Ural
Meeurdson Wack
Dovng
Abo
Josie Schosia
Sunlea
Lyon Laske
Pradean
Sul Jungmuch
Ie World
Yeon Jae Lane
Shin Victoriy
WaAsiisuras
Alwaya
Warrisan
Palasa
Yin Wahli
Momeni
Janpaxavonts
Osh
Nia
Tod Brats
Luca
Oauth
Morley
Connell
John Morley
Olef
Traland
Cedros
Mexico
Zaentecus
Zerluchs
Sining
Weathers Losnox
Gijon
Alasia
Liverpool
Atom Dey
Queenstown
Albert Dickerson
Sprinwter
Willows
Moya Harwood
Maralilles
Wenty
Gers
Outa
Binfsen
Davenport
Etuckers
Ays
Cou
Van
BYU
Dilly
Luby Yin
Veulealves
Sha
Italy
Wtit Owain
Kansas City
Caen
Duntary
Young
Auieriewn
Aldes—navy
Inneapolis
Aworkhern
Uihgos
Northarn
Avitons
the Dakotas
Mgm
Miss Furtio
Tioston
Bostonian
Uim
Nancy
Tilak
Aunty
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