Harlem ship canal opened with aquatic parade in New York
The Harlem ship canal linking the Hudson to Long Island Sound was formally opened with a large parade. US army and navy, state militia, city services, and civic groups participated before crowds of about fifty thousand. Water from a lake was poured into the canal to symbolize union of lakes and sound amid cannon salutes. Governors, mayors, and notable figures attended.
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New York
Harlem Ship Canal
Hudson River
Long Island Sound
United States Army and Navy
Naval Reserve
Governor Morrill's Kansas News and Appointments
Ex-Congressman Jerry Simpson defends governor bid while denying the charge, as Reform Press group plans visits to Girard and Winfield. State health board meets June 28. appointments to the state board of health and national guard staff are announced, with new capitol building inquiries from Montana and local charters filed for several entities. Senator Rogers shifts strategy after a supreme court ruling, targeting ousting H. L. Moore as university regent.
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House News
Perny
Jerry Simpson
Holton
Jerry
Walter N. Allen
W. A. Harris
Mr. Ailen
Simpson
Reform Press Association
Girard
Winfield
Chautauqua Assembly
State Board of Health
Topeka
Mike Sutton
Judge Vandevert
Cleveland
Ottawe
Bear Kinley
Morrill
A . Gifford
Lawrence
M. B. Ward
Eric Nystrom
State House
Republican National League Convention
Montana
State of
Kansans
State Board of Charities
de LL Ubis
Geuda Springs
Cowley County
Ogawatomie Insane Asylum
H. T. McLaughlin
Sterling
Rice County
Brothers
Topeka Insane Asylum
McLaughlin
Santa Fe Dispensars
J. W. F. Hughes
Kansas National Guard
Ottawa
Rogers
Supreme Court
H. L. Moore
University
President Leaves Washington for Gray Gables Summer Home
President Cleveland departs Washington with Private Secretary Henry G. Thurber aboard a private car on the Pennsylvania line at 7 10 p m en route to Gray Gables on Buzzards Bay. Mrs Cleveland travels earlier and a fall return is planned.
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Gray Gables
Toray
Washineton
Cleveland
Henry G. Thurber
Washington
Buzzard’s Bay
White House
Pruden
Thurber
Marion
Bay
Jersey City
Benedict
Uni
Oneida
Bunker Hill Day marks 100th anniversary observance
Boston notes a ceremonial celebration of Bunker Hill Day with notable enthusiasm as the hundredth anniversary of the original monument is observed. In Rochester Theodore Seward of New York travels to organize a proposed New York state parliament or congress of religion with a meeting planned at Magic Hell next Friday evening.
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Boston
Bunker Hill
New York
Rochester
N. Y
Theodore Seward
Congress of Religion
Magic Hell
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Neb
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RL Pease
C.M. Rathburn
Jesse
Atchison Railway Electric Light & Power Company
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Coffey County
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J. E. Riley
Wm Wal
Taylor Cook
Mitchell County
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Russia
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Jae Button
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