Grant Monument Corner Stone Laid At Riverside Park
New York on April 27 observed the seventieth birth anniversary of General Ulysses S Grant with the cornerstone ceremony of a monumental tomb in Riverside Park. A 12 000 seat grand stand and 40 000 spectators heard Dr Chauncey M Depew and remarks by General Horace Porter and the Grant Monument Association president. The cornerstone weighed over ten tons and a naval detachment raised the inscription flags while President Harrison and a presidential party attended. The ceremony featured 1500 to 2000 school children scattering flowers and Mrs Grant attended from the grandstand. A time capsule contained constitutional documents the Bible and military tributes among other items. The president departed for Washington after the ceremonies amid a night of celebratory mood.
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New Youk
A. 5
Grant
Bank of the Hudson
Riverside Park
Grand Army
Legion of Honor
Miantonomoh
Navy Yard
Hudson
Seegart
Indea
Fifth Avenue Hotel
C. F. Roe Comending
Fifth Avenue
Harrison
Horace Porter
Parker
Morton
F. D
Crand
Loyal Legion
Grand Army of the Republic
Franz Sigel
Schofield
Howard
Dodge
Slocum
Army Corps
David's Island
John Hall
Grant Monument Association
York
America
Mecca
New York
Ulyses S. Grant
Balmont
Appomattox
Chanancer Depew
Commonwealth
United States
General Grant
Republic
Leson
Teachine
Grants
Lincoln
Belmont
Donelson
Shiloh
Vickshure
Andrew Johnston
Ulysses
Hall
Storrs
John A. Logan
Congress
U.S. Grant
Pacific Railway
New York City
Brooklyn
Grant Tomb
Dimmick
Noble
Wanamaker
Porter
Ely
Pennsylvania Railway
Pennsylvania
Jersey City
Washington
Philadelphia
Local Names and Places in Pittsburgh Area Notice
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous individuals tied to townships and Pittsburgh area locations including Willow Grove Franklin township McCandless Sion Wren Winton county Pittsburg William Davis Saran Meaux Frank Sweeney Mary Morgan Harry Black Josephine Donahue Peter J. Moore Kate McKain Andrew Bandold Julia Belts Patrick Fleming Elie Kelly Morrison Ann Connor and Adidieon A Shook. No coherent event details found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lemick
Pauline L. Kasper
John Robertson
Tees
McDonald Mary Lrwin
Sereesseeee Willow Grove
Harry Black
Josephine Donahue
Peter J. Moore
Pittsburg
McDonough
Dohn W. Mahan
Kate P. McKain
Andrew Bandold
Julia Belts
Patrick Fieming
Elie, Kelly
J. F. Morrison
Ann Connor
Adidieon A. Shook
Bolus Kamie
Afi Michael
Local Names Mentioned Across Townships and Counties
Fragmented OCR lists numerous individuals and places including Pittsburg Pittsburgh area townships such as Wilmerding Scott township and Beaddock, with references to Fayette and Washington counties and several people named in scattered entries. The text appears as a garbled roster of residents and localities without a cohesive event.
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Thomas Foster
EUOTS
Katie Reynot
Pittsburg
Wiliam J. Aa
Annie M. Mackey
David Phillips
Anna M. Hultz
Michsel
F F. Hickey
Elizabeth Guthrie
Aee
Wilmerding
Scott Township
Fayette County
Stecuute
Mary Schofeld
Annie Solomon
W. A. Huffman
Washington County
Elma Jones
Hugh Mason
North Versailles Township
Catherine Sullivan
Beaddock Township
Married ShooK-Funaioce union in Pittsburg Southside
On Wednesday evening, April 27, 1602, Apotson A. Shook and Miss Canis Furatocs were married by Rev. F. R. Farrand in Pittsburg Southside.
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Shook
F. R. Farrand
Apotson A. Shook
Canis Furatocs
Pittsburg
Southside
Died Notices and Funeral Details, April 1882
Mortality notices from Mansfield Valley to Pittsburgh list deaths from April 25 to 27 1882. Clients include Eowanp Cook William Gannon Josefa Hates and others with ages from late 20s to 70s and funeral arrangements at local churches cemeteries and residences. Interments at Calvary Cemetery Richland Cemetery and local church services in Sewickley Shaler and Etnaborough noted.
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Cook
Mansfield Valley
Taraspay
St. James’ Church
Sewickley
Federal Street
Calvary Cemetery
Hatch
Shaler Township
Josefa
Hitchcock
Richland Cemetery
Keen
Findlay
Susana Keen
Mr. Hunter House
Sixteenth Street
Pittsburg
Southside
Taras Bay
Wam
Koch
Cathfrine
George W. Heckel
G. W. Heckel
Walnut
Prospect Streets
Etnaborough
Taurspot
Frankford
Philadephe
Mircaett
Wie
Hey
Pure
Jonn M Funt
John d Maud Ma Maloney
Sinaia
St, John's Church
Martin
Allegheny General Capital
Fanon Ae Mantry
Cheswick
Seif
Heweiia Gorthies
Jacob
Mary Self
Ross Township
Seifert
R. U
Frederick W. Skivent
Shannon
New Sheffield
G. K. Seaxxox
New Scotteville
Herman's Undertaking Office
Ohio Street
Allegheny
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Funeral Director and Embalmer Listing
Classified notice listing a funeral director and embalmer with address at 8806 Forbes Street Oakland and residence at 212 Oaklanday, phone 402 del3-220-Trau.
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Forbes St
Oakland
Oaklanday
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DR. Depew
Garrison
Chauncey M. Depew
Pittsbure
Cleveland
U. S
Sweeny
Freipay
Wheeling and Butler
McKlintock & CO
Chantilly
Horne & Ward
Ginniff & Steinert, Limited
Wood Street
Wood ST
Epli
William H. Wood
INS. CO. OF
North America
Assate
William L. Jones
Western Insurance Co., OF
di Wood
Alexander Nimick
John K. Jackson
Wal P. Herbert
Tutt
Vernerside
Fifth Ave
Market St
India
Boggs & Bull
Laird 'S
Satin
W. M. Laird
Wood St Market St
Austria
City
Bennett A Cl
Button
Frice
A. F. Sawhill
Federal St
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