Resent-09 and Strikes New Slockading Streets
Ragged notes describe RESENT-09 and associated actions blocking streets and travel. Mentions women and unspecified authorities responding to the disruption.
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Newspaper
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Location
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1889
Page
1
Million Spectators Witness Washington Parade In Open City
Massive crowds fill Broadway to Fifth Avenue for the centennial parade honoring Washington. Police report up to a million spectators, with 2.35 million in city, including 250000 daily visitors. Incidents of crowding and a violent mounted-police push marred the day. Mrs. Paran Stevens aids injured women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Washington
Suney Ape
New York Centennial Military Parade Draws 54000 Uniformed Men
Crowded streets and rapid marching marked the New York Centennial parade as about 54 thousand soldiers from New York Pennsylvania New Jersey and other states passed the reviewing stand in layers across Broadway and Fifth Avenue. Officers governors and cadets led formations while civilians watched from windows and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Ta Drsparce
Decoration on Fifth Avenue’s riches fade with distance
The passage notes that as one moves away from the fashionable Upper Fifth Avenue area the display of grandeur and ornamentation around the OO LEES becomes more sparse and less lavish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper
Fifth Avenue
Notable Centennial Procession From Fifth Avenue to St Pauls Church
A grand procession marked the Centennial as the President and other dignitaries traveled from the Fifth Avenue Hotel to Old St Pauls Church on Vesey Street. Notable figures included Grover Cleveland, Rutherford B. Hayes, and Governors and judges. Bells rang across churches including the Dutch Reformed and Episcopalian. The crowd gathered on Broad and Nassau Streets with a ceremonial platform and Washington's oath Bible on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Old St. Paol's Church
Oither
Episcopalian
Twenty-ninth Street
Fifth Avenue
Amsterdam
Episcopal Church
England
George Washington
St. Paul's
Old St. Paul's
Vesey Street
Broadway
Supreme Court
Governor Hill
Grant
Grover Cleveland
Rutherford B. Hayes
Byarts
Hiscock
Cabinet Secretari
New York
Long, Island
Iowa
Tennessee
A Jones
John Sherman
Generail
Bella Watson
Clara B. Leek
Tuttle
Bachman
Trinity
Vis
General Washington
Washington
Harrison
Notable Statesmen Attend Commemorative Exercises Parade
An immense crowd lines Madison Square as the President and ex-presidents join the reviewing stand for a vast parade. Clergy in formal attire, Archbishop Corrigan in purple, and other dignitaries fill the platform. The procession to the sub-Treasury proceeds behind a sea of soldiers and armored troops amid a grand but imperfect reviewing stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
sub-Treasury
Messia
Gerry
Hamilton
Fish
Fuller
Depew
Grover Creve
Nanbag Sareen
Chaunce
Latar
Corrigan
Washington
Ant
Grant
Cleveland
Hayes
Yen
Madison Square
Neaf
Mrs. Harrison Attends Parade From Mr. Morton’s Balcony
The President’s wife watches the parade from 85 Fifth Avenue balcony with Mrs. Morton and guests including Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish Mrs. Governor Beaver Mrs. Governor Green John Jay and Senator Platt. Lunch follows before dining together then a 6:30 pm ride to the Metropolitan Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Mr. Fish
Ren
Bie
Mr. Morton
Pittsburg Soldier Faints Then Returns to Duty
William Roenig, a member of a Pittsburg company, fainted from fatigue in New York. Carried to a store at 15 West Twenty-seventh Street, he was taken to New York Hospital by ambulance. An hour later he recovered and returned to his company headquarters with his comrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Erro
Smong
Erajor
Sebo Boldy
Schofield
Ee Scott
Cavalry
Infantry
West Pointe
New York
Michi i Ee Eee Bach
Lowia Pi Pitagerald
Brooklyn
Thane Bedien
North Carolina
Rhode Island
Ohio
Catomumee Senet Bates
Belknap Rifles
Texas
Waaiti
Chambers Street
Beekman
Rande
Napa
Nassau
New York State
Virginia
Fitshugh Lee
Bowling Green
New Hampshire
Church Street
Crerator
New Youk
William Roenig
Pittsburg
West Twenty-seventh Street
New York Hospital
Major Patterson Injured As Horse Falls In Parade
Major Frederick Patterson of Freeport Pennsylvania, part of the Second Brigade National Guard, was thrown from his horse during a march on Broadway and sustained a broken right leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Freeport
New Yor
Pennsylvania
Broadway
Fréderick Patterson
Lady Changes Her Man She Adores
Special Telegram from the Dispatch details a dramatic incident involving Henry Sinnige of Birmingham Alabama and Miss Ray Marz of a wealthy Hebrew family. Their engagement ends amid a display of unconventional authority over love, described as a clear case of power of love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry S. Sinnige
Birming
Ala
Misa Ray Marz
Migs Marz
GORMAN THE COMING MAN FOR DEMOCRATS CHOICE
Washington Democrats foresee Senator Gorman succeeding Bargum as Democratic National Committee chair. Analysts note his shrewd management style resembles that of Quay and judge him best suited to lead after Bargum's death. Some hope he could meet 1392 political challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thleghnam
Waseixetos
Bargum
Democratic National Committee
Quay
Gorman
Scot
Scott
Calvin S. Brice
Anne
Tragedy Shocks Jefferson Township Family
Startled by a tragedy a Parmer personal crisis report describes Jacob D. Shanks a 60 year old wealthy farmer found dead hanging behind his home in Jefferson Township. His wife who was nearby was shot and killed. David and George Banks and their stepson are jailed as suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmer
Simr
Somerset
Jacob D. Shanks
Jefferson Township
David
George Bbanks
Avenger
Davi
Washington observes holiday with citywide closures
The City of Washington marked the holiday with widespread observance. All public buildings remained closed and services were held in the city, reflecting a solemn religious observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waseixoeton
A Message From the Pope Sent Five to Congo
A garbled historical report notes a message from the Pope involving five items or actions directed toward Congo. The fragment hints at a delegation or appeal and references the Vatican and Congo in a religious context.
Gaelic Arrives From Japan With Advices to Ay Nant
A storm damaged voyage note reports the Gaelic arriving from Japan today bearing messages for Ay Nant. The fragment mentions a rough sea and voyage delays but provides no further names or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sas
Japan
Aynant
Omaha
Hard Lock For Sr Canadian Jastles Descends Twe Well Known Fi
An unusual note from Mowragat reports a hard lock for a senior Canadian Jastles, descending to a well known figure. The item cites G lips and an ex-manager for John L. Maloney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jastles
G.lips
John L.maloney
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