Confederate Memorial Day Observed at Arlington National Cemetery
Governor Robert B. Glenn of North Carolina spoke at Arlington National Cemetery honoring Confederate dead. He urged unity of north and south in decorating their graves and praised General Lee while honoring Grant for kindness at Appomattox. Graves of Confederate and unknown dead plus General Wheeler were decorated.
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Morning Journal
Washington
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South
Robert B. Glenn
North Carolina
Arlington National Cemetery
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Thetas W. Simms
Tennessee
Robert EB. Lee
General Grant
Grant
Appomattox
Southland
Abraham Lincoln
Ulysses Grant
Lee
Jackson
Maine
Massachusetts
California
Joseph Wheeler
Fatal trolley wreck shocks St Louis crowd near Creve Coeur lake
A suburban streetcar bound for Creve Coeur lake derailed after striking a curve, killing one man and injuring many. Motorman Francis McEndrie was arrested as rescuers rushed to the scene near Olive Street Road.
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Morning Journal
St. Louis
Subouran
William G. Warren
R. W. Brown
May Flaherty
William Heineman
Julius Hughes
Albert Geisel
Judas Bennett
Clara Simmons
H. L. Ken
Maniac Terrorized Pedestrians In Six Hour Siege
Dr Joseph Pospisil a pension office employee shot at pedestrians and neighbors for hours after a delusion of murder. Police arrived and he reloaded his pistol firing at them but none of his shots took effect before he killed himself. He passed his three children at a second story window during the siege.
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Meneces
Police kill him? man shoots at officers then dies after heroin
Dr. Pospisiel, who had lived in Washington from Wisconsin for about eighteen years, shot at police after his wife and children fled to a neighbor's house. He fired a fatal shot from a second story window after injecting cocaine then died en route to the hospital. He had relatives in Wisconsin.
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Pospisiel
Dr. Pospisiel
Washington
Wisconsin
Belmont in critical condition after appendicitis operation
New York June 7 Physicians attending Oliver H P Belmont reported late tonight his condition improved though still critical after an operation for appendicitis at his Hempstead Long Island estate. He had a bad sinking spell early this morning but rallied and regained strength later in the day.
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New York
Oliver H. P. Belmont
Hempstead
Staten Island
Funeral for Tennessee crewmen in San Pedro
The funeral for J. P. Carroll Hartford Conn and F. Maxfield Youghkena N Y victims of the Dollep explosion on the U S cruiser Tennessee is set for tomorrow morning in San Pedro. They will be buried with military honors at Harbor View cemetery at 1 pm, escorted by Captain T B Howard and hundreds of Tennessee sailors. Chaplain H Lichins will conduct the service.
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J. P. Carroll
Hartford
Harbor View
T. B. Howard
The
Tennessee
Chanlain
H. Lichins
Maxthe
Paris Faces New Mysterious Murder Case
Paris reports a new murder as Auguste Remy a 77 year old retired banker is found stabbed to death in his Rue de la Peppiniere mansion. A carafe of wine and three glasses were left behind and valuables are missing fueling suspicion that the Sinkiel murder suspects may be involved.
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Paris
Adolphe Steinbiel
Madame Japin
Auguste Remy
Plague Strikes La Guaira and Caracas in Venezuela
Reports from La Guaira say the port remains closed and plague cases rise daily. American consul Moffat flees by gunboat as eighteen deaths occur. disease reaches Caracas per French steamer Martinique with confirmations from its officers.
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M- Ning Journal
Carcass
Willemetad
Castro
la Guair
LaGuaria
New York
LeGuaira
Veneseula
T P. Moffat
la Guaira
Segurancia
Santiag
United States
Mr. Moffat
Washington
LaGuaira
Willemstad
Martinique
Caracas
Balloonist killed in park ascent accident
Luther Edward Jones a 27 year old balloonist died instantly at Mildred Park when the parachute failed and his head struck a tree limb as the balloon rose. His wife, a fellow aeronaut, lives in Hot Springs Arkansas.
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Springfield
Luther Edward Jones
Mildred Park
Jones
Hot Springs
Ark
Continental Oil Fire in Carlsbad Strikes Losses
The Continental Oil Company reports a blaze in Carlsbad New Mexico causing the loss of three storage tanks and a warehouse with a tally around 20000 dollars. The fire, likely from spontaneous combustion, trapped a worker who escaped unharmed. A new automatic pump is being installed to boost water pressure for firefighting.
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Carlsbad
N. M
Deming
Continental Oil Company
Delong
Public Utilities Company
Royal reception as Victoria and Albert greets King Edward
King Edward aboard the Victoria and Albert receives a large greeting at Biel with Queen Alexandra and Princess Victoria aboard. German warships, guards, bands, and salutes mark the impromptu fleet review as torpedo boats escort the royal yacht toward Reval after ten days of North Sea maneuvers.
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King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Princess Victoria
Prince
Princess Henry
Prussia
Reval
North Sea
Elida youth killed in accidental 22 caliber rifle blast
Edwin Smith fourteen, son of ranchman N J Smith, was killed instantly when a 22 caliber rifle fired during a rabbit hunt near Elida New Mexico. His companion Fred Eckstein twelve, described as nearby when the accident occurred, rushed to aid him before he died on the ground. de W R Ward of Dyersburg Tennessee provides a medical note on Foley Urine Laxative in the same column.
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Elida
N. M
Edwin Smith
N. J. Smith
Smith
Fred Eckstein
de W. R. Ward
Dyersburg
Tenn
Wries
Foley
J. H. O’reilly & Co
Rough Weather Forces Czar to Alter Edward Visit Plans
In St. Petersburg on June 7, rough weather in the Gulf of Finland prompted the emperor and his Imperial party to cancel a sea trip and travel by rail to Reval to meet King Edward. The imperial yachts Polar Star Standart and Tsareyna with officials aboard sailed for Reval, while the cruiser Almaze and other ships were set to sail tomorrow. The interview with the sovereigns was shifted to the roadstead at Reval. Premier Stolypin and Milukoff welcomed the approaching visit.
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Standart
Tsareyna
Litoff
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von Essens
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Marine
King Edward
Stolypin
Paul Milukoff
Constitutional Democrats
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Albuquerque, New Mexico
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