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U.S. President Benjamin Harrison is depicted after recently losing his re-election as President to Grover Cleveland in November 1892.

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Title: Review of reviews and world's work
Year: 1890 (1890s)
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Publisher: New York Review of Reviews Corp
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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the trouble, shall be taken backas a workman, but that leave of absence shall be grantedto him throughout the term of his mayoralty; he also de-cides that the company shall reinstate all the striking miners, except those who were convicted of rioting The trial of Mercier and Pacud on charges of misappro-priating the public funds is begun in Quebec Phila-delphia and Reading Railroad Company and the Bostonand Maine Railroad Company form an alliance. October 27.—Mrs. Harrisons funeral held in the EastRoojn of the White House ; after the ceremony the funeral train starts for Indianapolis The strikers at Homestead continue their assaults upon non-unionists, and one hun-dred armed deputies have been ordered to the scene The French Chamber of Deputies rejects the motion to grant amnesty to the Carmaux rioters The King and Queen of Greece celebrate their silver wedding A vil-lage of Aztec Indians attacked by Mexicans and all theinhabitants massacred.,..Opening of the Bulgarian par-liament.
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Benjamin; Where am I At ? From Judge, November 21. RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS. 535 October 28.—Mrs. Harrison was T)nri(Hl at Crown Hill,Indianapolis Firo sweeps the business portion of Mil-waukee, destroying: manv bloeks of buildings The National Convention of Womens (hristian Temperance Union meets in Denver The Anchor Line steamer 7^0Itwannt wrecked off the Portuguese coast; only nineof the one hundred and twenty-two persons on boardsaved. October 20.—The loss entailed by the Milwaukee fire isestimated at between five million and six million dollars The Turtle Indians cede all rights to land in the Devils Land district, with certain reservations, for onemillion dollars in twenty annual payments... .Because ofthe French Governments refusal to release the riotousstrikers at Carmaux, the miners declare they will con-tinue the strike... .The British Government gives $720,000for the relief of the sufferers in the great fire at St. John,Newfoundland. October 30.—It is announced that G

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