The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-11
Grand CELEBRATION
At Baltimore Commemorating H.
Defense In 1914.
A Great Military, Industrial, Meehan'
ical and Civic Parade, Con-
tanning $4,000 Men,
Marches Through tho streets Of the Monu-
mental City and Is Reviewed by 2frosl-
dent Harrison and Members Of His Cabi-

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connecuqn VAIN tne war of lelS wnicn nave
their seventy. "A ~ nnniye yersary during this
week. began Monday with the opening Of
fhe Maryland Exposition al Pimiico under
the a,snices ~ t6e Marv,a IA Fs,nosition Aa.
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senteo 80 peauuIul picture OF peacerui an
imation Sheis dressed In her Sunday best
from crown 10 toe, and people In tens Of
thousands I'LL her streets. Baltimore street
Is perfect maze In the extent and variety
OF It's decorations, and the people have
transformed the city into scene Of bewil-
defing beauty. rn atdt Easg
Two hundred and eight stands. with a ca
pacity sufficient TO seat 25.O0O people, have
been erected on Broadway, Baltimore
street. Eutaw street and Madison avenue,
over which route the various professions
! curing the week win move. The opening
day was Rraced with the presence of Presi.
dent Harrison, Postmaster General Wana-
maker, Secretary Window, Governor Biggs,
Of Delaware; Governor jackson and ex-
Governor Thomas, Of Maryland. The latter
( b the only surviving memberof the Thirty
sixth Congress-, excepting Henry Waiter
sons father. Many otherpeople Of national
prominence are here.
The Presidential party arrived at Camden
station at 1918 O'Clock and Immediately
took carriages and started for the Presiden-
tial stand at the corner of Eutaw street and
Madison avenue, where they reviewed the
grand street pageant. President Harrison
has never receivcd q heartief welcome al
the hands OF any people than he did In Dem
:, ocratic Baltimore. At the grand stand the
President and his party were taken in
charge by the reception committee and
SEATED under layishly decorated canopy.
The grand street pageant was at once pa-
triotic. historical. Industrial. Agricultural.
mechanical military and civic. The pro-
cession contained 5000 men and was d.
vided into six divisions, and was headed by
the chief Of police and a platoon Of mounted
police. Then came Elihu z. jackson. the
Governor OF Maryland, and p. q. IAtrobe,
mayor az baltimore. Next were the stiard
Of honor. 900 strong. for the star spangied
hammer and the battle flag of the twenty.
seventh Regiment. composed exclusively Of
descendants OF those who fought at North
Point ana Fort McBeury I'm 1874. In their
nidst was A fioat Illustrating the defeat Of
the Britain by the American forces near
Baltimore In 1874. An eagle buried its tai.
ons IN the shrtnkiur form of a lion and on
the parapet stood Columbia waving the
stars and stripes. F
The first division consisted Of posts Of the
Grand Army of the Republic. The second
division was devoted 70 the old volunteer
Are departments. In this division there
were deleoatious from nearly eyery town IN
MARYLAND: from washington. Phiiadelphia.
Richmond. PouRhkeepsie. BROOKLYN. Har.
risbur0 Wilmington. De-. !: Portsmouth and
Hamuton. Va. ana Bristol. Pa The third
division was composed OF the Baltimore CITY
fire department. Tho fourth division was
made up Of uniformed societies.
The ifth division was composed of singing
societies. 800 butchers. Turner Association
and other German societies; brewers and
Bohemian societies. The sixth division was
the trades display. I'm which was repre-
sented the Pennsyiyania and the Baltimore
A Ohio railroads' Adams, express. the Typ-
oeraphical Union. showing the rise and
progress Of the printing business. and al.
most every large business interest In the
city.
In this section over 3.OOO employees of the
Baltimore q Ohio and Pennsylvania ran.
roads marched, and on twenty floats were
representatlons of the wonders OF modern