Press Association meeting in New Bern features excursions and address
Fifty members of the Press Association gathered in New Bern on April 26 with President Hilliard presiding An addressed welcome by Mr S C Bragaw prompted a brief business session an excursion on the steamer Neuse was planned and enjoyed by many attendees A later session included President Hilliard's annual address thanks from audience and a speech by A A Thompson on state business interests Also a concert and a read poem by Jerome Dowd followed
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George Henderson
Hastern Dispatch
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Business Men's Association
Jerome Dowd
Troops at James City to remain while leases signed
Reports from New Brixe North Carolina dated April 26 indicate leases for tenants at James City were proposed but rain delayed signing. troops will stay until the matter is closed. Gov. Carr rode a harbor excursion this morning and troops are well. reception for the press was cordial.
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Presidental Spin eary Departure For Six Days
President Cleveland and party will travel by special Pennsylvania Railroad train from Washington to New York for a naval review then proceed to Chicago. The trip includes Cabinet members except Herbert, with Mrs Cleveland and cabinet ladies, Thurber, Scofield, Benham, and others aboard the Dolphin for the review. Train consists of five Pullman cars and will stop at the Victoria Hotel in New York.
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Departure of Duke and Duchess from Wastington
Wasuixeton reporting that the Duke and Duchess of Veragua and their party left at 9 50 this morning for New York. Also notes Secretary Hoke Smith will not accompany the President to Chicago and will return to Washington from New York Friday.
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Spectacular Naval Review Draws Crowds in New York Harbor
A grand naval review in New York Harbor featured Admiral Gherardi and Hopkins guiding American and foreign fleets in a precise line up. Spectators lined riverfronts from Fort Hamilton to Riverside Park as ships anchored in exact positions, while ceremonies in Battery Park unveiled the John Erickson statue and Swedish celebrations proceeded alongside naval displays.
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Belfast Riots Calm as Clergy Urge Restraint
Reports from Belfast describe no new rioting by Orangemen and Catholics after clergy and other leaders urged workingmen to avoid procession. The mayor and police chief appealed for peace, extra police were withdrawn, and troops patrolled worst districts as city life resumed its normal appearance.
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Opposition to the Matitas Plan in Southern Union
Opposed bondholders of Savannah Western Columbus and Rome Railroad securities prepare an agreement to be sent to all bondholders on Saturday, April 20, opposing the Hollins plan of reorganization. The note adds Savannah population around fifteen thousand with many suffering throat and lung complaints and advertises a tarent and lungs remedy.
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