18 Sep 1887
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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1887
Page
1
Readers recount a vibrant public demonstration in Philadelphia praising the nation’s heritage and leaders. The event showcased strong sentiment for the President and Constitution, with calls to honor civic virtue and national unity amid political division.
A damaged 19th century report describes a water main burst on a Washington street during a September 17 event. Bystanders carry buckets of water from the pavement as residents prepare for morning use. The New Party rally observes 150 delegates and ends suddenly amid calls for organization reform led by George F. Rigs.
President Cleveland's Centennial address traces the nation’s century of constitutional government. Speakers include Hon. John A. Amos and Justice Miller. The crowd fills Independence Square as the president lauds the republic and the people as rulers. The day features a ceremonial salute, the Liberty Bell, and a grand reception with officials and the public.
A morning blaze swept through the Brass House stable area in New Martinsville, destroying multiple buildings including the Brine Hones pool rooms and Stand fort's stable. The fire, possibly incendiary, caused about 25,000 dollars in losses with 150,000 dollars insured, as flames spread south to Clark and Lively homes before being checked.
A shrewd Count of Paris manifesto spurs debate across Chantel and France as Lavalist, Loyalist, and republican forces react. The piece notes potential shifts toward monarchy amid unrest, while race results at Marietta fair and tracks in Havens Wood add local context.
The piece reports fiery charges against the Illinois Supreme Court and its handling of an appeal in the anarchist case. It notes forged testimony, distortions, and calls for reform while detailing petitions for commutation drafted in Chicago and new efforts to seek clemency with prominent lawyers in New York.
Ten thousand spectators witnessed a brisk McKeesport regatta with Hammy timed record attempts and a dynamic showdown among Provent Ro Len Hines and Gal. The field, led by Bom van Lee and Haan, battled for third as boats sliced through calm waters under ideal weather.
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