Bennington Dedicates Monument Amid President Visit
Bennington Vermont August 19 crowds overflowed as a presidential visit and governors from three states attended the monument dedication for the Battle of Bennington. President and cabinet members toured the Soldiers' Home reception and a parade commenced after delays with the reviewing party.
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Bennington
United States
New England
J. G. McCullough
Grand Army
Col. Webb
Gen. McCullough
Odd Fellows
Wheelock Greazey
Card of Monmouth Park Races Runs At Jerome Park
Summary of August 19 racing across Jerome Park Gloucester and Saratoga. Winners include Spendo net Bean sey Lavish Eros Cynosure Bassanio Little Addie Oak wood Graf ton Corti celli Fitz Lee Foreigner Watterson Lord Harry Tor mentor Sports man with times listed for each race.
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New York
Monmouth Park
N. J
Eros
Vocalite
Disappointment
Cynosure
Esquiman
Lima
Bassanio
Major Pickett
Gladiator
Gloucester
Little Addie
Hawstone
Lee S
Oakwood
Caution
Baby
Grafton
Idea
Glenale
Saunterer
Tipstaff
Mabel
Corticelli
Rhono
Granite
Fitz Lee
Sunday
Moonstone
Saratoga
N. Y
Foreigner
Greg Goose
John Winkle
Watterson
Castaway II
Inferno
Lord Harry
Belwood
Judge Morrow
Tormentor
Mabel Glenn
Gold Dollar
Sportsman
Powhattan
Post Odaw
Vermont Commemoration Honors Valor at Monument Transfer
Ex Gov Prescott of New Hampshire handed the monument to Vermont as Gov Page welcomed the tribute. Edward J. Phelps of Burlington delivered the oration with strong praise for Vermont's valor, followed by President Harrison’s brief, graceful remarks.
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Page
Prescott
New Hampshire
Vermont
Edward J. Phelps
Burlington
Phelps
Harrison
Two Inmates Commit Suicide in Burrato Jail
In Burrato New York two women inmates died by hanging in the jail this morning. Anna Gosoworska, committed August 17 and deemed insane, was found dead by hanging with a rope from her clothing. About fifteen minutes later Catharine Smith, jailed August 4 for harming her deformed son, was also found dead, hanging by a skirt twisted into a rope.
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Burrato
N. Y
Anna Gosoworska
Catharine Smith
Winston Sluggers Triumph In Tight Win Over Baltimore
Winston's Blue Sluggers beat Baltimore 6 to 5 in a well attended game. Key scorers include Lyston, McGann, Keefer, Hayden, Bennett, and Wamsley with Wamsley hitting a home run. McGann pitched again tomorrow while Baltimore rested its ace. Other scores: New York 9 4 Boston, Chicago 10 5 Pittsburg, Philadelphia 7 8 Brooklyn, Cincinnati 3 4 Cleveland. Boston 6 Baltimore 2. Columbus rained out.
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N. C
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Baltimore
Clark
J. Lay
McGann
Quinn
Wamsley
Lyston
Keefer
Hayden
Bennett
Grogan
Seacur
New York
Boston
Welch
Burrill
Staley
Hurst
Pittsburg
Chicago
Hutchinson
Kittredge
King
Miller
Lynch
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Tim Keefe
Clements
Lovett
Kinslow
McQuade
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Mullane
Harrington
Gruber
Young
Zimmer
Bob Emslie
Holy Coat at Treves sparks Catholic Protestant clash
Berry Aug 19 The controversy over the Holy Coat of Treves grows heated as Catholics join Protestants in deprecation of the exhibition. Pamphlets attack the Bishop of Treves and Father Willems argues Christ’s coat was shorter and poorer than the exhibited relic. The Cologne Gazette leads protests calling the display a fraud.
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Treves
Father Willems
Christ
Cologne Gazette
Germany
Will Daniel Be Re-Elected Ed
A Star special from Norfolk says Virginia Farmers Alliance opposition aims to unseat Senator John W Daniel before his term ends March 4 1893. Col Beverly is named as likely successor. Gen Fitzhugh Lee may run for governor rather than Senate.
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the Star
Norfolk
John W. Daniel
U. S. Senate
Star
Daniel
Farmers’ Alliance
Kansas
South Carolina
North Carolina
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Hampton
Vance
Col
Beverly
Gen
Fitzhugh Lee
Maj
Lee
Census Figures and Royal Tour in Hawaii
The steamer Zelandia reports Hawaii's population at 96,030 after the latest census. Queen Liliuokalani tours the capital island amid cordial receptions. Finance Minister H A Widemann resigns due to ill health, replaced by K J Mott Smith, a former minister in 1869. Light showers relieve severe drought while an English bark heads to Laysan Island with guano for Hamburg.
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San Francisco
Zelandia
Honolulu
Hawaian Islands
H. A. Widemann
K. J. Mott Smith
Kamehamehav
Laysan Islands
Hamburg
Weldon Defeats Halifax 7 to 4 In Baseball Tilt
Weldon won at Halifax 7 to 4 as Mills and Haywood pitched well for Halifax but received poor support. Mills, Wake Forest shortstop, worked in the box for Halifax, and eight runs came on errors.
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Weldon
N. C
Halifax
John G. Mills
Wake Forest
Mills
Haywood
Farmers Alliance Holds Annual Convention in Ricamono Va
State Farmers Alliance convened with closed doors and re elected all officers led by Major Mann Page as President J B Beverly as Vice President and J J Silvey as Secretary Treasurer Four delegates were chosen for the National Alliance to meet in Indianapolis in November The group backed Ocala demands abolition of National banks and debated the Sub-Treasury while opposing a Third Party ticket in the South The convention may extend two more days and received greetings from the Texas Alliance
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Ricamono
State Farmers’ Alliance
Major Mann Page
J. B. Beverly
J. J. Silvey
National Alliance
Indianapolis
C. H. Pierson
Robert Snavely
Ocala
Cacachara silver mines in Peru describe vast yields
Information from the Bureau of American Republics details the Cacachara silver districts near Puno on the Bolivian border at 17 000 feet. Mines Conception Santa Rosa and Victoria are rich with ore running 150 pounds per cajon in a five to six foot vein. A 1500 foot tunnel exposes multiple veins and a 2500 ton export stockpile awaits.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of American Republics
Cacachara
Peru
Puno
Bolivan
Santa Rosa
Victoria
Cajon
Electric Sparks and Storms Across Cities Aug 19
News briefs report Parnell attacking Dillon in Freeman's Journal. grain markets firm with rye up and wheat down. A boat capsizes on the Ohio opposite Cincinnati with three drowned. Baltimore merchant Seligson dies of apoplexy. Shipments of rye rise at St Petersburg. four drownings in Alabama Creek. train men strike on Lake Erie & Western pending settlement. Other items note Swiss merchants urged to exhibit at the Chicago Fair and German corn duties proposed for suspension. A large Texas fire damages multiple buildings losing over 300000, possibly from an electric wire.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Ohio River
Kentucky
Waco
Texas
Goldstein & Miguel
Curtis & Rand
Simmons Liver Regulator Helps Lapse from Fever
The item notes a transition from fever symptoms to the use of Simmons Liver Regulator, indicating a remedy or treatment shift mentioned in the period text.
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Simmons
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