Albany's Bi Centenary Celebration of City Incorporation
Albany marks its two hundredth anniversary with a grand bi centennial celebration. President Grover Cleveland arrives, reviews a large parade, and attends a reception at the governor’s mansion. Officials Bayard and Whitney accompany him. local ceremonies feature speeches, music, and greetings from parade units and veterans. A sensational incident interrupts events as a man is arrested after threatening the president, while a separate report describes a tragic assault case in Kentucky and heat storms in England.
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Albany
N.Y
Tedas
Cleveland
Burgass Corps
Vy Zandt
Muyttsdune
Caerinzes von Ing
Thatcher
Ron Washington
Alny
Bayunl
Whitney
Privite Seretany Lagiont
Delaware
Grover
Burmess
Wegernor
Anon
Seventh Regiment
New York
Div
Cleyidtami
Taunt
Pupchsaion
Leyeaud
Peeing Whitney
Eheurs
Albunyadel
Governor Hill
Whiteytal Bayard
Pus
Wittel
Met
Colmart Lanont
Davernor
AIRC
Rxcentivie
Fratellud
Hill
Baard
Keeney
Wnat
Rownen
Wimnen
Ehihten
Actemoclovk
Rev
Hines
Ile
Teeeleie
Aman
Ae Ware Tay Coe
Mitekeld
Biaels
Ooleud Laverne
Vitaliy Feetraliny
Lin
Pouine
Aml
Ted Groe
Elatton Heuer
Owen Pops
Mita Mills
Nathan Schutlers
Kingetin
Ted
Bovard
Golan
Washinsten
Dustr Utdock
Ly Garerbor Eli
Uauks Aul Uzhers
Broretary Batard
Mr. Bayard
Tecogalainz
Suffering and Distress in Labrador and Disasters in North America
A chaotic report describes the Labrador famine with mass native suffering and deaths, plus disasters in North America. It mentions Newfoundland aid, a disastrous Simmons Hardware building collapse in St Louis, a Chicago bull butter factory explosion, and a Boston gale of misfortune. The piece notes aid shipments from Quebec coast to Newfoundland while detailing other calamities including a fatal margarine factory blast and a deadly hornets incident. It also covers a storm of incidents like store looting near Mugfords, a large ship collision, and a whale strike on a Dutch steamer.
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Br. Tros
Maly
Quebec
New Fourdkent
Tabador
Queles
Shix
Ontario
New Foundland
Cape Tiles
Labradir
India
Cape Chilly
J. Louis
Inge Aly
Wasti
Jogten Avenue
Ninth Streets
Slallmans Buftware Company
Gauditur
Siminong Company
Uleht
Warlike Demonstrations At El Paso And Across The Border
Warlike activity centered on El Paso with Mexican troops massed at Paso del Norte and armed bands clashing near an excursion train. Reports describe heavy military moves, arrests, and volatile tensions between Mexicans and Americans, amid rumors of further disturbances. Separate incidents include a violent train attack near Jackson Mississippi and various local crimes, creating a tense national mood.
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Paso
Tex
Wiliam
Cul- Lang
Paso del Norte
Pas del Norge
el Paso
United States
Fort Bliss
Mexico
Xahialhow
Fort Elise Uobaity
Busta
Amore Mls
Chifashbua
Pato del Norte
Washington
Medina
Cuttiog
Comsat Rise
Pilin
Mexicat
Alan
Sharke
Coute Alotar
Dunne
Jude Castened
Coneal Braham
Ao Antisfurtion
Tas del Norte
Chomahug
Tenth in a Storm Omata New
Western Nebraska and eastern Wyoming endured a one hour storm with hail and wind. Telegraph poles downed near Hild, Nebr, and damage to track and several houses reported. Near Minden in Kearney County, heavy rain and wind. an old lady died near Fredericksburg, and a farmer family tragedy occurred from a lightning strike. Multiple world and national notices follow with varied incidents and market reports.
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Omata
New
Nly
Nebraska
Wyoming
Tala
Wid
Hild
I'ne Bluffs
Wyo
Minden
Kearney
Fredericksburg
Monka
Russ Dillinger
Dakota Admission Debate and Bridge Bill Advances
The diary notes a push forDakota admission as a state and a North Dakota territorial government. Delegates refer the matter to the territories committee. Pension bills face vetoes and passage recommendations. Concurrent river and harbor measures progress with multiple bridge authorizations across rivers from Georgia to Vermont. Senate criticism of Payne case dominates, adjournment debates follow. House and Senate push adjournment resolutions and conference on river and harbor bill continues.
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Benate
Wasurxatos
Dakota
Booth Dakota
North Dakotta
Blair
Billy
Wilson
Maryland
Joseph Itumis
Farroaily
House
Yeas
Teaperece
Cumberland
Ohio Valley Tailroad Company
Morrison
Flint River
Georgia
Americus, Preston and Lumpkin
Comane
Missouri River
Nebraska City
Tennessee River
Chattanooga
Red River
Louisiana North and South Railroad Company
Uyver
Ashrla Wl
Winarmacca Railroad Company
Willamerty River
Salem
Oregon
Saint Mare River
St. Augustine River
Montaos
Lake Champlain
Vermont
Washington Territory
Sheffield
Ala
Paducah
Ciser
Ohio Valley Railroad
New Orleans
Imingis Central
Atrass
Jackson
Alanie
Pugh
Megste
God Frye
Senate
Parse
Paine
Ways and Menia
Congress
Heagan
Weaver
Bayne
Hepburn
Willis
Hatch
Missouri
Hewitt
New York
Payne
Ways
Gove
Nellie Grants Sad Lot Reveals Family Strife Abroad
A Washington report for The Boston Herald describes Nellie Grant Sartoris living in northern England with her husband’s father and two children, receiving only meals and a bare sufficiency of clothing. Sartoris provides no support, while Grant family relatives urge separation and return to America. Nellie resists, declaring she will not sever ties with her kin and insisting on independence amid financial strain.
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Thad Beach
Pat King
Robertson
Nellie Grant
Grant
Authoriny
Nellie Grant Sartoria
Washington
Boston Herald
Sartoris
Cien
Nellie
Ferdinand Ward
Treach
New York
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America
Messrs. Bayard and Whitney
Allen
Galisvel Valley
Foort
Spokane
Galispel
Jernoun
Tiepernl Calin
Fort Coeur
Iatyrtey
Meithet
Cuneta
Adartoglen
Stephen
Coalstick
Mile Building
Brooklyn
Ube Dridev
Pollee Omeer Laily
Mand
Dover Street
Edie Tanebued
Three Bridge
Bheman
Ele
Watkes
Arlene
Brooklyn Bridge
Louisyianr
Orrgon
Oldham County
Parenta
Sh’ Ara
Hys
Buipbur Station
Loxpon
England
Liverpool
France
Artientieres
Labrador
Simmons Hardware
St. Louis
Chicago
Cape Magford
Fone
Jane Magforyl
Cape Muto
Guy Carnty
Urvakiyt
Lequivaux
Astoria
Ely
Cape
Mugfords
Armour
Olear
Wla
Forty-third Street
Wackers
Caxtain
Hattie John
Minwackey
Wis
Joliet
Aurora
St. Lows
Exposition Building
Wallberg
Mengerbund
Tasay ‘Peogla
Ceeytca Ae
Peing Compel -Wrand Maasabors
Herr Moke
Mb Berlin
Kash
Walther
Rusk Dalivesed Adreapda
Oyelwan
Gera Wml
Merret
Brambach
Germany
John Manhitten
Milwanker
Rusts
Louis Allgewaler
Tuftile
Merdal
Miltoneker
Mark Vun Urarde
Vilchet
Josey von With
Joseph Stymie
Mrinarker
Wednig
Nelady
Canlanta
Columbus
Audiencn
Die
National
Tavas
Posen Hramberg
Theta
Zitran I
Salisahury
Deabix
Toly
Uae
Iocan
Parceil
Salismare
van Prectel Partiareur
Sean Pew
Lord Sailsbury
McCarthy
Sallsturs
Lambeth
London
Tomsstown
Antz
Montgomery
Clifton
Magsan's
Tanch
Montgomer
Dury
Olivia
Lardeiung and
Clete
Tess
Luulsyile Au Niebestle
Dueck
Forly
Dant Lauman
Robert Brows
Waenland
Antwerp
Vicksure and Meridian Railroad
Vicksburg
Meridian
Nero
Bokina
Clinton
Fred Jato
Sorine
Creveriony
Catharlas Andrews
Marian
Nouae
Agdrevs
Buthin
Ulibs
C. R. Jaynes
Mooney
Michigan Avenine
Nebind
Jaynes
Vu Buren Strent
Thréucnon
Glenwood
Tenry
Hans
Paris
Jodlay M. Sail
Flognce
Nobbers
Lirmz Rock
Ask
Montgomery County
Kanesae
Indian Territory
Gutherell
Must
Daly
Wy Sonne
Nevada
Joseph Nenderson
Wy Pawl
Molwarker
Raulersen
Cbureh
Victoria
Usleray
If. M. Seely
Coverner
Woeet Klitwbett
Gary
Swan Graffin
Wisconsin
Andrew Jackson Davia
Orange
New Jersey
Manchett Station
Mivoltuba
Belfast
George Tudor
Mountein Grove
Agricultural Department of Washington
Douglass Roome
Wheelwright, Anderson & Co
Dry Foods
Boston
P. Ronnie
Unwaha Repche Uean
Mssunindaw
Gladstomg
Lord Randolph Ghiarchi
Telegraph
Thieven
Lewis Dick
Ear Walkill
Lou Owen
Thomas Wilkey
Russi
Ove
Chicora
William Sellger
Sedgwick Street
Haymarket
Lake Shore
Seliger
Chicago Avenue
Warkets
Felegraph
Louis
Renda
Tno
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