National Centennial Observed With Pageantry and Service
The New York centennial events featured a grand three day program highlighted by a May 1 service at St Pauls chapel. President Harrison and Vice President Moton attended with cabinet members, followed by ceremonies at the sub treasur y building on Wall and Nassau streets with a literary exercise.
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Committee On States
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Puller
Fifth Avenue
Moton
St. Paul's Chapel
St. Paul’s
Trinity Church
Jarrison
Vesey Street
St. Paul's
Leo Sweiler
Itofier
J. A. McFarren
George Washington
Congress
Jesus Christ
Harrison
Henry C. Potter
New York
Centennial Iterary Committee
Sub-Treasury
Wall and
Nassau Streets
Federal
Sub Treasury Centennial Oration and Midnight Procession
A New York May 1 report describes a massive crowd at the sub-treasury for Centennial literary exercises. Washington’s statue, flags and banners decorates the facade while the Twenty second regiment band plays before the president and party arrive. The ceremony includes an address praising constitutional liberty and the nation’s progress, followed by a benediction and a ride to Madison Square.
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Naval Department
St. Paul’s Chapel
Twenty-second Regiment
Patrick 5. Gilmore
Sub-Treasury
St. Paul's
Broadway
Wall
Gilmore
Confederation
North Carolina
Rhode Island
Capitol
United States
Michael Corrigan
New York
Madison Square
Centennial Laboring to Unite the Nation Voices in Washington Oration
A detailed recap of nationwide Independence Day observances from Philadelphia to Washington. Reports describe public celebrations, bank closures, and solemn ceremonies, with emphasis on Washingtons inauguration centennial and a formal oration highlighting the origins of U.S. government, liberty, and national union. The piece traces colonial struggles for religious liberty and the drive toward a unified republic.
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Dearborn Park
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
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Allegheny City
United States
George Washington
Republic
Sele Worce
New England
New York
Maryland
South Carolina
France
Canada
Thomas Jefferson
Mrs Winston’s Seething Syrup for Teething Pain
An ad touts Mrs Winston’s Seething Syrup as a forty year trusted remedy from a leading nurse and physician. It claims to ease teething pain cure dysentery diarrhea griping wind colic and soothe mothers by giving health to the child at 25 cents a bottle. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is promoted as a gentle effective dyspepsia cure boosting appetite and refreshing the mind.
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Paine
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Bronardson & Co
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Dallard’s Snow Liniment Promises Quick Healing
Advertises salve for eats bruises sores ulcers and skin eruptions with money back guarantee. Priced 25 cents per box and sold by I J Scallin Dallard’s liniment also claimed to cure rheumatism neuralgia chest tightness sore throat and other pains with strong claims of penetration and magic effects.
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John C. West & CO
G. W. Madison St
Chicago
Ly Mall
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