Parade at Grant Shrine Crowds Flock to Welcome McKinley
New York April 22 crowds line six miles of streets for a grand pageant honoring Gen. Grant with President McKinley and Gen. Porter addressing the throng. The day features a ceremonial salute, speeches, and a luncheon after ceremonies at the tomb.
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Grant Memorial Speech Honors General by Nation's Unity
A commemorative address lauds Ulysses S. Grant as embodying liberty, royalty and national unity. It recalls his balance of power and duty, his care for peace and arbitration, and places him beside Washington and Lincoln in history. The speech envisions a lasting memorial destiny and a final resting place by a river tied to his early life.
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Magnificent Pageant Parade Down Madison and Twenty Fourth
A grand parade from Twenty Fourth Street and Madison Avenue opened at 10 32 led by Maj. Gen. Granville M Dodge with a celebrated staff. The Governor's Island band followed, while Gen Merritt and the Atlantic division with West Pointers drew cheers as they marched away.
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Veterans Parade Draws Tens of Thousands Across the Nation
A grand parade featured engineers artillery cavalry infantry and naval units led by Maj Gen O O Howard. Veterans from regulars national guard and G A R joined in a vast display with tens of thousands marching past review stands. States represented included Pennsylvania New Jersey Massachusetts Maryland New Hampshire Virginia Rhode Island Vermont Ohio Illinois and the District of Columbia.
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Naval Display Draws Crowds For President McKinley Dedication
Warships anchored off the riverfront attracted a large crowd as President McKinley arrived aboard the Dolphin. Flags rose at 6 30 as the fleet saluted, with ships from the New York to British and Italian vessels paying homage. Night parades followed the day’s events, likened to Paris triumphs, before a quiet midnight reflection by the tomb. A fire devastated the business district of St Augustine.
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Miles to Tour Turkey and Greece Approved
Washington April 30 Gen Miles has received presidential assent to a planned trip to the Levant to observe Turkish and Greek armies and to visit other nations offering military opportunities. The arrangement allows travel to war theaters and permits engagement with allied forces as deemed suitable by the general.
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Trade Review Snapshot of May War Era Markets
May 1-2 trade review notes moderate industrial gains yet overall business slows. Export expectations and European war outcomes depress grain. Austria and China demand boost gold imports. Wheat rose briefly but fell as foreign demand waned. corn exports soar while Atlantic wheat shipments lag. Western receipts dip due to floods and transport disruption. cotton rises on speculative UK activity. Failures total 2387 in the US versus 238 last year. Canada 40 vs 81.
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National League Standings For The Week Ended
The following tables show the number of games won and lost and the percentage of the clubs of the leading baseball organizations National League standings for the week ended May 1. Teams, wins, losses, and win percentages are listed with top clubs in bold.
Mob executes seven suspects after Sunnyside killings
A white mob in Sunnyside, Walter County, lynched seven young Black men after accusing them of murdering an old man Henry Daniels, ravishing two girls, and torching their home. Victims include Fayette Rhine 21, Will Gates 35, Louis Thomas 20, Aaron Thomas 13, Jim Thomas 14, Benny Thomas 15, and Will Williams 15.
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