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December 14, 1877
The New Orleans Daily Democrat
New Orleans, Orleans County, Louisiana
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Governor S. M. Cullom and Illinois officials returned from jetty inspection in New Orleans, expressing enthusiasm for the city's Liverpool shipping route. (128 characters)
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GOV. CULLOM.
His Excellency S. M. Cullom, Governor of Illinois; Hon. John H. Oberly, railway commissioner; W. K. Ackerman, president; and Mr. Welling, auditor of the Illinois Central Railroad, who have been inspecting the jetties, returned to the city yesterday evening. The party will be on 'Change to-day, and will probably take that opportunity to express the satisfaction they derived from their visit, the Governor being particularly enthusiastic in favor of the New Orleans route to Liverpool.
His Excellency S. M. Cullom, Governor of Illinois; Hon. John H. Oberly, railway commissioner; W. K. Ackerman, president; and Mr. Welling, auditor of the Illinois Central Railroad, who have been inspecting the jetties, returned to the city yesterday evening. The party will be on 'Change to-day, and will probably take that opportunity to express the satisfaction they derived from their visit, the Governor being particularly enthusiastic in favor of the New Orleans route to Liverpool.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What keywords are associated?
Governor Cullom
Jetties Inspection
Illinois Central Railroad
New Orleans Route
What entities or persons were involved?
S. M. Cullom
John H. Oberly
W. K. Ackerman
Mr. Welling
Where did it happen?
New Orleans
Story Details
Key Persons
S. M. Cullom
John H. Oberly
W. K. Ackerman
Mr. Welling
Location
New Orleans
Event Date
Yesterday Evening
Story Details
Governor S. M. Cullom, railway commissioner John H. Oberly, Illinois Central Railroad president W. K. Ackerman, and auditor Mr. Welling returned from inspecting the jetties and plan to express satisfaction, with the Governor enthusiastic about the New Orleans route to Liverpool.