Centennial Celebration Day Two Signals Grand Parade
On September 16 the Philadelphia centennial celebration’s second day opened bright and crowded, with nearly 40 000 uniformed men reviewed by President Cleveland and dignitaries. A grand military display followed including Sheridan and naval units, while crowds avoided accidents amid festive streets and a huge afternoon parade through Broad Street ending at a grand Academy of Music reception.
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Grand Street
Mgistrate
Phil. H. Sheridan
Commercial Exchange
Cleveland
Custom House
Mnuri
Cie Board of Trade Luck
Wevencoe Legion Band
Comly
le Change
Philadelphia
Eeeker
Bayard and Fairchoild
Hayes
Beaver
Wor Fitter
A. J. Drexel
George Wiehtt
Calvary
United States Light Artillery
Admiral Luce
North Atlantic Squadron
Deleware
Gov. Biggs
Teleware
Pennsylvania
Grand Army of the Republic
G. A. St
Grand Army
New York
Pittsburg
Foraker
1Th Ohio
Larrabeu
Iowa
Academy of Music
Academy
Ube
Thomas S. Thompson
8. K. Jamison
Ben Harlan
Miller
Ret
Fairchild
Col Lamon
Lamont
Caldwalder
Pracklin
Tick
Amos Limie
Biggs
Delaware
Charles J. Harrah
Pitter
Selmar
John Kasson
Cardinal Gibbons
Ryan
Army
Navy
Sheridan
Mrs. Cleveland
Depression in Trade Review Notes Soft Markets
Dan's Trade Review reports a mostly dull national trade with money tight and new loans issued instead of debt payment. Wheat and corn price declines paired with a short rally and drop, wool improves with dry goods steady, while overall commerce shows deep depravity per Dun and Co. analysis.
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R G. Dun & Co
Mt Acto Tt
Boston
Secretary of the Interior
Philadelphis
Cockrell
Cincinnati
Senate
Chicago
Nashville
Atlanta
New Orleans
Sheveland
Omaha
Kansas City
Treasury
New York
Cote
Liverpool
California
Pitteturg
United States
Canada
Capital Budget and Western Railroads Legal Fight
Article covers court rulings on timber taken from public lands for railroad use, imposing burden of proof on the railroad to show timber origin and purpose. It notes judgments totaling $30,257 with potential cases exceeding $1,000,000. Additional items discuss New Year trade updates, gold and loan pressures, bank conditions, and various market reports from around the country.
Three foot coal vein found near Sody by Switzler
Kansas dispatch reports Wm Switzler discovering a three foot coal vein while boring for water on his farm near Sody in Wasunvarox County. The report notes a public interest spark and plans to sink a shaft for further assessment amid local excitement.
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Wm. Switzler
Sody
Strack
Wiapscon
Skoawiek
Switeler
Sebmastes
Gastier
McAllister Owl
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