Honors for Harrison in Cincinnati Gala Night
President Harrison arrived in Cincinnati amid cannon and cheers, late from an engine accident, and received a warmly staged welcome. He shook hands with crowds at every depot, spoke briefly at the Burnet House, and listened to addresses at the Builders Exchange and Chamber of Commerce before continuing to his hotel.
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Harrison
Cincinnati
Gentral
United States
Western Express
Baltimore
Washington
Rusk
Miller
Halford
John W. Garrett
Robert Garrett
Baltimore and
Ohio
Cleveland
Burnet House
Mosby
Cinncinnati
Cincis
Prince of Wales
Kossuth
Jenny Lind
Lincoln
Grant
Sherman
Ohio Commandery of the
Loyal Legion
Sixth and Vine
Allison
Chamber of Commerce
Lowe Emerson
Chamber of Oes
President Harrison Visited Indianapolis Crowd Cheers Departure
The narrative recalls President Harrison’s public reception in Indianapolis with police arranged ushering, handshakes, and a convoy to Burnet House. A warm farewell followed as the President kissed a child and departed by special train, greeted by Governor Ace and loyal Cincinnati figures amid a patriotic, bustling day.
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Burnett House
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
A. P
Denny
E. B. Martindale
Albert Gall
J.C. Walker
George J. McGinnis
John P. Frenzel
William H. English
J. A. Wildman
McKee
Dr. H. Jameson
William Scott
George G. Farmer
Hamilton
Mystery of Montreal disappearance stirs city
In Montreal a striking tale unfolds as a young woman, described as beautiful in a black dress with a white black jacket, is seen with a middle sized man with a heavy mustache near the port. A shouted plea for help followed by a river cry suggests foul play and a possible body in the St Lawrence. Police report little new information.
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Montreal
St. Lawrence
Seizures Mount as Sealers Target Behring Sea
Washington reports two more illegal sealing vessels Minnie and Pathfinder seized in Behring Sea. Revenue cutter Rush overhauls vessels, aims to drive marauders from U S waters, with Treasury officials noting calm but wary resolve and potential stricter measures ahead. Captain Alger of Allie L. Alger recounts seizure near St Paul Island and notes previous captures Black Diamond and Minnie with skins aboard, as Victoria dispatches confirm.
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Behring Sea
Black Diamond
Treasury Department
Minnie
Pathfinder
Rush
Treasury
State Departments
Victoria
Sitka
Bush
Department
Batcheller
United States
B. C
Olympian
Port Townsend
Alger
Allie L. Alger
Jacobson
Itka
Yesterda
Market Probe Sought On Russian Indian Wheat
New York August 21 prominent Produce Exchange figures discuss sending experts to Bristol London Liverpool to inspect wheat from Russia and India. They fear under selling here as imports flood France and England at low prices, while domestic supply rises to about 485 million bushels with last year’s surplus totaling over 500 million.
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Diefatch
New York
Produce Exchange
Bristol
London
Liverpool
Russia
India
France
England
Ealers
Art
Mt Gretna Marksmanship Matches Set For September
General Hastings issues order for annual brigade and regimental matches at Mt Gretna next month. Teams of 12 with 3 reserves must be National Guard Pennsylvanian in good standing since February 1, 1569. Distances 200 500 600 yards seven shots each, no practice that day. State trophy to brigade winner after three victories. Schedule includes range open 8 AM September 2 with matches on September 4 and 6. Cavalry batteries may enter.
Cronin Suspects Hear of Eminent Defense Aid
Reports say prominent Eastern lawyers may join the defense for Cronin suspects including Butler, Grady, Howe, ex-Judges Fullerton and Curtis. Coughlin grows despondent in custody while Woodruff sketches a scaffold scene labeled After the Trial with Deputy Tewksbury key to the plotting.
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Coughlin
Woodruf
CuicaGco
Cronin
Benjamin F. Butler
Grady
New York
Howe
Howe & Hummel
Fullerton
Curtis
Woodruff
Gliff Tewksbury
Coal Strike Expands In Illinois Mining Areas
In Streator Illinois August 71 a large number of coal miners at smaller shafts refuse to work following the Executive Board call to strike. Some Coal Run Company men join the movement though most miners at that operator continue at work. The Board will meet Friday afternoon to decide steps if more workers refuse to operate.
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Streator
Ill
Executive Board
Coal Run Company
Eer
Wales
Portrait Crayon Event by Soneed Co Debuts August First
Free doodling chance as 100 life size 25x80 crayons are unveiled by Soneed Co at No 68 Fe weal es for the Goaak family. The promotion invites the public to obtain a portrait through this event beginning August 1.
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Soneed Co
Mothers Bring Children to Aufrecht's Elite Gallery
The notice advertises 516 Market Street Pittsburg as a gallery location offering an elevator and cabinet proofs priced at 1 per dozen with proof shown.
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Aufrecht
Market Street
Pittsburg
Wholesale prices drive decisive discount in local sale
A rambled sales pitch touts exceptionally low prices across many goods with promises of unmatched value. The speaker emphasizes the goal to move merchandise quickly and earn profit, inviting customers to buy at unprecedented rates despite the incomplete ending.
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