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Lawrence Weekly Journal

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1888

Page

6

Grand Double Parade in New York City 50,000 Join

The Republican business men parade started at the Battery, reaching Broadway by 2 PM. About 20,000 formed ranks with numerous bankers and brokers, horsemen, and diverse trades marching past Wall Street into Broadway. The crowd cheered, umbrellas with stars and stripes appeared, and the procession concluded near 7 PM after a large turnout and one sudden death among marchers.

New Yorks Broadway Bankers and Brokers Liberty C. B. Mitchell C. B. Watrous W. F. Schaefer Joseph F. Hazletine Frank B. Rich Havana John Roach American Club Pittsburg Wall Street Seventh Regiment Coffee Exchange Brokers Club Consolidated Exchange Produce and Maritime Exchanges Custom House Cotton Exchange A. R. Whitney Bowling Green Harrison and Morton Protective Association Pine Street Cedar Street Liberty Street Maiden Lane West Side Merchants and War Veterans Association Paper and Associated Columbia College Central Division East Side New York Hotel Blaine, Jr Cleveland Fifth Avenue National Republican Committee Twenty-third Street

Marching bands and drum corps in two rival parades

In Indiana on November 3, Democratic and Republican committees organized demonstrations. Delegations from Greenfield and Shelbyville joined a Democratic parade while a Republican procession moved through downtown to the New Denton area. General Harrison appeared on a balcony review, receiving gifts from Frank Shunk of Muncie. A tense, later peaceful afternoon and evening culminated in large crowds, with strong city policing and orderly proceedings.

Inpianarouis Greenfield Shelbyville Washington Pennsylvania Avenue Ohio Meridian North Street Market Hilola Ohio Street Denton Harrison Russell Frank Shunk Gowers’ Glass Works Muncie Shunk

Blaine Rally in Brooklyn Under Irish Protectionists Banner

New York on November 3 reports the republican campaign conclave at Clermont avenue rink drawing 5,000 plus. Hon. J G Blaine spoke amid gas burners bunting and rockets. Judge Rooney chaired as crowds cheered while Blaine urged protection for American industry and Harrison support, denouncing Cleveland. The scene showed frenzied enthusiasm as attendees packed and watched through windows.

New York Brooklyn Clermont Avenue J. G. Blaine Organization of Irish Protectionists Judge Rooney Blaine United States Harrison Senate House of Congress Cleveland

Disorder at Kansas City parade eclipsed by violence

The Kansas City democratic parade drew an estimated 8000 participants on Walnut street Eleventh. Democrats report stones thrown by a group of Negroes, a Burgin from Independence charging the crowd and injuring two whites, a Lee's Summit farmer stabbing a Negro but not killing him. Also local probate news from Poughkeepsie and updates on General Bushnell's improved condition in Springfield.

Kansas City Walnut Street Eleventh Independence Lee Dio

Phelps to Speak in Glasgow and Banquet Follows

Nov 3 dispatch notes United States minister Mr. Phelps will address Glasgow judicial society on the 15th inst. A banquet by Glasgow authorities will honor him. Also mentions Warer’s Log Cabin Sarsaparilla ad and a Chicago parade day. Sioux County fire in Dakota claims five lives with dozens at risk if not checked.

Lonpos Phelps United States Glasgow Judicial Society Glasgow Sioux Township Dakota

Botanic Blood Balm Demand Reported By Druggist

From PaLaTKA Fun May 31 1887 the druggist notes high demand for Botanic Blood Balm B B B and says customers are well pleased, with purchases in half gross lots and growing confidence in the remedy.

Palatka, Fun

Keystine Rheumatism Cure Testimonial Letter

A 10 year rheumatism sufferer from Newton North Carolina writes June 25 1887 praising B B B Blood Purifier after three bottles. He claims strong relief and asks for the company pamphlet, signed W L Moreneap.

Newton N. C W. L. Moreneap

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