Vanderbilt Mausoleum on Staten Island Grand Resting Place
Special correspondence from New York describes the Vanderbilt mausoleum at New Dorp, Staten Island, a grand hilltop tomb built of Quincy granite with a two-turret front and a chapel vault holding 127 bodies. The grounds are being landscaped by Olmstead planners into a park, with Pinkerton guards historically patrolling the tomb to deter interference.
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New York
Vanderbilt
Fifth Avenue Palace
New Dorp
Commodore
William Hase
George Vanderbilt
New Dorp Jane
America
Quincy
Frederick Law Olmstead
Central Park
Ohio Centennial Opens With Grand Exposition Plan
Columbus prepares to host a million visitors for the Ohio Centennial from Sept. 4 to Oct. 19. Gov. Foraker heads the board of directors as inquiries flood in for exhibition space. The state grounds two miles from the capitol cover over one hundred acres with a central exposition building of stone and brick and many pavilions. The fair features industrial arts, agriculture, livestock facilities for 2,000 entries, and a strong fine arts program spanning Bierstadt to Werd among others.
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Cotumacs
Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
Foraker
Jeau
State House
Aneres
Fne
Brush and Chisel
Bierstadt
J. Quincy Werd
Little Falls
Grand Auditorium Exposition and G A R Reunion in Columbus
The article highlights Columbus as a pivotal hub with the Grand Auditorium hosting varied daily programs during an exposition. A major Union reunion of the Grand Army of the Republic is planned for September with potential attendance of 200,000 veterans from all states and territories. Columbus is described as a historic gateway city with fifteen railroad lines meeting at Union Depot and as a capital born city with rich western history.
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Putnams
Muskingum River
Grand Army of the Republic
Columbus
Union Depot
Union
United States
McCanz
Americans in Paris Fashion and Quiet Observation
The Chicago Herald notes Americans in Paris growing in popularity as fashion is set apart from spectacle. Citizens blend into the scene, appearing less conspicuous while still drawing admiration from locals and observers.
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Paris
London
Chicago Herald
British and French political turmoil across nations
A clutch of brief items report British moves toward a special tribunal to probe Times charges against Mr. Parnell, Boulanger facing censure and duel, and French politics with Fiery debates in the chamber. Elsewhere, floods, fires, murders, suicides, and crimes ripple through Pennsylvania, New York, Illinois, and beyond, with notable figures like Conkling, Hartt, and Ives cited among varied incidents and official actions.
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London Times
Parnell
Gen. Boulanger
M. Floquet
M. Felix Pyat
French
Chamber of Deputies
France
Senator Ingalls
Dubuque
Iowa
Pielps
Ingalls
Meckie Rawson
Monongahela River
Pennsylvania
Canonsburg
Paz
Edward Flood
Burlington Road
Chicago
Charles Krause
Milwaukee
Pauline Schell
Krause
Shamokin
W. A. Potts
Washington, D. C
Bangor
Boulanger
Dordogne
Loiret
Ardeche
Nord
Chace
Kilnarry
Ireland
Skeena River
British Columbia
Clifford
Hudson Bay Company
Hazieton
Roscoe Conkling
Seymour
Forest Hill
Utica
New York
QO. M. Hartt
Gardiner & Estes
Knights of Labor
Hartt
House of Commons
W. H. Smith
Parnel
Hewitt
O. M. Hartt
Werner
Atlanta
Stock Market Activity Brightens in Reading and St Paul Trade
The New York stock market was active with 169000 shares traded by noon. Reading, St Paul, Union Pacific, Western Union and Richmond Terminal led the day as coal and granger stocks rose on favorable crop reports. Prices closed generally higher than Tuesday night, with total volume 271111 shares and money at 1.4 percent.
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Reading
St. Paul
New Yorks
Union Pacific
Western Union
Richmond Terminal
East Tennessee
London
Missouri Pacific
New York Produce Exchange Markets July 19 Highlights
Grain and dairy prices show modest shifts with wheat and corn firming mildly and oats steady. Butter cheese and eggs report mixed activity across several markets in New York and nearby regions with notable dairy sales and varied settlements, while cheese markets in Utica and Buffalo indicate cautious demand and slight price gains.
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New York Produce Exchange
New York
Minnesota
City
West Indies
Ohio
Western
State
Canada
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Jas. Clark, Jr
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A. J. Hazeline
L. Kk. Freeman
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Myron Waters
Francis Neary
D. L. Gerould
Capital
Francis Ueary
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