Parade to Eclipse All Past Pageants for Veterans Reunion
Louisville townsfolk and veterans greet the United Confederate Veterans arrival with a mass of bunting and lights. Special and regular trains bring thousands of attendees while preparations in the city center promise a grand parade and commemorations led by General Stephen Lee.
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Louisville
United Confederate Veterans
Sesday
Loulavile
Wil
Sneral Lee
Stephen
Fivet Ofmal
United Vetarans’ Association
Sogrt
Comsippi Rifles
Lee
Hundred Trong
Orley
Pittsbur Shaffer
Orkers
Turing
Tia Jamestead
Carnegie
Shaffer
Carneerable
Sted
Chattangoga
Gorleana
Renniessevans
Tooulsville
Weaver Ambition Project Prompts 79 Necks AK Use
City departments outline plans to use 79 Necks AK of Weaver as part of a broader infrastructure proposal. The memo cites project scope, funding notes, and timelines for approval and execution. Officials emphasize coordination across departments and public input.
Salter Resigns Amid Public Pressure in City
Whilacelonia June 2 Samuel Salter resigns as assistant to the chief clerk of the county commissioners amid a city political purge. The move follows a history of election fraud allegations tied to Salter. The mayor orders dismissal of 68 city property bureau workers, aiming to reduce costs by over 341,000 annually, as franchise debates with the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company continue. Additional yellow fever cases reported in the canal zone.
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Whilacelonia
Samuel Sater
Satmty
Atamissa
Bureau of
Saller
Citisens
Salter
Paroner
Washington, D.C
Ted
Cuti
Weaver
Saler
Rimsett
Acquntal
Cfrk
Thea Place
Philadelphia
Guiter
Telty
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Tranchises
Canal Zone
Wasington
Chartmer
Magoon
Texas Acreage Reduction Report From Cotton Crop Survey
The Galveston Dallas News will publish cotton crop reports from over a hundred correspondents. Acreage reductions are reported for Dallas at 16.67 percent, Indian Territory 8.69 percent, and Oklahoma 8.1 percent. Dry weather and labor shortages threaten stands and yields, with boll weevil presence noted in infested areas. Sir Mortimer exchanges between Great Britain and the United States were noted with a date in June.
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Dallas
Texas
Galveston- Dallas News
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Ing
Dover County
Tex
Miss Roosevelt Blocks Train Carrying Booker Washington
Roosevelt prevented a train from carrying Booker Washington and a delegation from the south to an annual Wilberforce College commencement near Xenia Ohio. The party, including Washington's secretary Wishops, had secured passage on the ill fated train before the incident.
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Miss Roosevelt
Booker Washington
Booker 7. Washington
Wilberforce College
Xenia
Ohio
Furious Fire On Advancing Ships At Fort Howard
In Baltimore on June 12 Admiral Dicit ina led an early morning attack on Fort Howard and nearby fortifications. Fort Howard fired on three advancing torpedo destroyers, likely Worden Whipys and a third vessel, signaling the enemy approach with lights as searchlights scanned the river. The first destroyer was sunk after a mine, another opened fire on the forts, and three vessels moved in with heavy gunfire. Texas then demonstrated frontal fire while a cruiser moved toward Pople Island, triggering a brief skirmish before further action faded.
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Baltimore
Dicitina
Fort Howard
Worden
Whipys
McDonough, Stewart
Lawrence
Sandy Point
Smallwood
Armistead
Carlton
Carroll
Whipple
Fort Howna
Fort Armistead
Fort Carroll
Texas
Pople Island
Fexas
Hattis
How Ro jestvensky Lost the Fleet in the Japanese War
Surviving Russian officers tell AP correspondents that miscommunication and lack of training doomed the fleet. Ammunition ran short after the first day and ships were mismade with weak hulls and structural flaws. Rojestvensky bore blame for poor maneuvering as Madagascar drills proved non existent.
Count Cassini Pays Visit to Roosevelt to Discuss Peace
In Washington June 2 official assurance came that Roosevelt’s bid to bring Russia and Japan to peace will succeed. Russian ambassador Count Cassini called by appointment to express Emperor Nicholas’s assent to the president’s proposition and to state Russia will name plenipotentiaries to meet Japan’s to negotiate peace. Talks in the White House with Roosevelt, Cassini, and Takahira focused on where and when the plenipotentiaries will meet and the terms to be discussed.
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Japan
Washington
Vtue
White House
Roosevelt
Cas‘ Ni
Kogora
Takahura
Russia
St. Petersburg
Taklo
Myer
Rusele
Count Casini
Nicholas
Count Cassini
Zana
Minster Takahira
Count Caesin
Reform Faction Rejects Smith Candidacy in Sham Article
Dupont Guerry declares he will not back Hon Hoke Smith. Reform supporters from three years ago plan to field their own candidate and seek real reform, not the sham article. The move signals potential Joe Bill Fall revival as the reform bloc distances itself from Smith.
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Dupont Guerry
Hoke Smith
Guerre
Atlanta
Joe Bill Fall
Mr. Guerry
Mr. Tapp
Mc. Hall
Mr Smith
Pope Brow
Mr. Smith
Mr. Brown
Brown
Ur. Smith
Pacify China plea from shippers to Roosevelt
A Washington dispatch reports merchants led by the American Asiatic Association protest U.S. exclusion enforcement and urge more rational entry rules for Chinese merchants students and professionals. They warn current policy threatens vital U.S. exports especially cotton and steel and ask the president to seek treaty modifications with China to restore favorable trade conditions.
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Weashington
United States
China
Faycott Amfean
United Tries
Jehn Oord
New York
American Asiatic Association
American Astroth Association
Asia
Sallon
Ind
United
Boston
Dlasatisiae
Clouey
Chicago
Claude
Ke Im
Douek Nin
Galveston
Eldy
Guecios
Creeee A
Marri
Weather forecast for multiple states on January first
The report outlines a broad forecast for Washington to Tennessee with variable winds and partly cloudy to fair conditions. Temperatures, precipitation, and regional notes appear across states including Georgia Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas and more, with Wednesday generally fair and winds shifting to variable in many areas.
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Jane
Georgia
Virginia
Carolina
South Carolina
Lairds Howers Probanis
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
South Partion
Tennessee
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Sir Mortimer
Creat
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Csen
Fr. Coren
Aneliwood
Dickens
Rojestvensky
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